Error on installation

[bill03]

Warning: mysql_fetch_row(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/perm/public_html/photopost/forums/vb3.php on line 470

Any help please

[Chuck S]

Are you integrating with vb3? Because thats what your telling the program you are integrating with

$query = "SELECT usergroupid,title,adminpermissions FROM {$Globals['dprefix']}usergroup";
$readug = ppmysql_query($query,$db_link);
$newGroups = array();

while ( list($gid, $title, $cancontrol) = mysql_fetch_row( $readug ) ) {

[bill03]

I want vbulletin and photopost to have one log in, not integrated. What setting can do this?

[Chuck S]

Just install integrated with Vb3 but do not turn on the enhanced integration settings in edit integration

[bill03]

Photopost installed, but I have this error...how can I fix this?

Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/perm/public_html/photopost/forums/vb3.php on line 25

[Chuck S]

Hello You have not specified the correct table prefix for Vbulletin when you installed Photopost with vbulleting integration.

This prefix is stored in the photopost mysql settings table entry number 83

UPDATE pp_settings SET setting='vb3_' WHERE id='83'

Just an example of a way to fix it if you use phpmyadmin. Now note change to the proper photopost table prefix and the proper vb prefix if yours are different

[bill03]

I can get photopost to install, but it will not let me log-in with the user and password I used for VB???? Guess I'm not catching on to something.

[Chuck S]

Hello

Have you specified the correct cookie settings when installing? the settings table entries number 171-173 are where we store the cookie variables

However I think your issue is this

$md5dbpass = md5($dbpassword . $Globals['vblicense']);

More than likely in the photopost config-inc.php file the $vblicense variable has not been set correctly as that is needed for authorization and cookies to be set right. You can find your true license number at the top of your vb config file as well as most other vb files.