questions for adding vBGallery

bwolcott · January 3rd, 2006, 05:57 PM

I currently run PhotoPost as a stand alone product. Can I add vBGallery with no data loss or any other troubles? If there are any issues adding vBGallery to a pre existing PP can you post what they are please?

Also where can I see a working version of vBGallery and PP together?

Last question is there going to be a features list and price sheet for vBGallery soon?

Thanks You

KW802 · January 4th, 2006, 08:24 PM

I'm bumping this thread so that TrackPads can see it.

Over at http:///www.trackpads.com you'll find the largest installs of both PP and vBG.

bwolcott · January 8th, 2006, 12:17 AM

anything at all?

Zachariah · January 8th, 2006, 06:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bwolcott

I currently run PhotoPost as a stand alone product. Can I add vBGallery with no data loss or any other troubles?
Thanks You

vBGallery is not a standalone product.
- vBulletin Version 3.x / 3.5x is needed to operate
- they will work together on the same vBulletin install, yes.

bwolcott · January 8th, 2006, 09:33 PM

Ok so I should not buy vBGallery unless I buy vBulletin first????

Is vBGallery the same thing as PhotoPost? I thought it wouold work with PP?

Zachariah · January 8th, 2006, 10:00 PM

All products have the PhotoPost name.

Stand alone and with Forums bridge. (phpbb, vBulletin, more )
- PhotoPost Pro Gallery

Dependent on vBulletin as a backbone. (only)
- PhotoPost vBGallery

With the Pro ver you can weigh the options and toys.
With the vBGallery ver you can count the options and toys.

- It all depends on your needs. My site is forum driven 100x more than I use a gallery. I wanted a place to display images vs. vBulletin forum attachments. I went with vBGallery over PRO also because of the price @ the time.

I need to pick up a Pro copy soon for a client with a manufacturing Biz, but his demand on options with many product images is greater than my hobby site.