Configure ReviewPost to use vBulletin users

[pgowder]

I have a reviewpost installed Here:
http://www.nativemusicsource.com/reviews

My vBulletin is here:
www.powwows.com/gathering

I've set the right db, username, password and vbulletin license number in the config file. But I can't log in to review post.

Do I need to configure anything else?

Thanks

[Chuck S]

Yes you would need to actually start over and reinstall reviewpost to integrate with vbulletin. You should be fine once you do that. You have reviewpost installed as a standalone application not integrating with any forum.

[pgowder]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

Yes you would need to actually start over and reinstall reviewpost to integrate with vbulletin. You should be fine once you do that. You have reviewpost installed as a standalone application not integrating with any forum.

There aren't some configs I can change without re-installing?

I've got the colors and templates customized now.

Thanks

[Chuck S]

Sorry no. You can try editing all your database settings through phpmyadmin etc but the easiest way and answer your going to get from support is to reinstall. The install script takes you through everything and is the easiest way to correct this issue. Rerunning an install script should have no bearing on any templates you have changed.

[pgowder]

Trying to do that now. But I'm getting a permission error. Which is strange since the script was running fine!

Content visible to verified customers only.

I've checked and the IIS user has full rights to that directory and sub-directories.

[Chuck S]

Make sure your using forward slashes in all paths not backslashes. That should correct your error is permissions are correct.

[pgowder]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

Make sure your using forward slashes in all paths not backslashes. That should correct your error is permissions are correct.

The only path I see with backslashes is this:
C:\Inetpub\vhosts\nativemusicsource.com\httpdocs\reviews

RP had that filled in for me. Do I need to change that?

[Chuck S]

just replace those backslashes with forward slashes

[pgowder]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

just replace those backslashes with forward slashes

That was it!

[Chuck S]

Have a great day