GGgggRRrrrr VB3 Upgrade...

xrayhead · October 18th, 2004, 04:17 PM

More problems with images and Styles on VB3 upgrade.

Ok I have followed this thread to a T POST and I seem to be getting most of the reviews section to work.

I still however have some major problems.

I have attached my Headed-inc.php for you to have a look at. Can someone please let me know if they notice any problems with it.

At present my Avatars do not show up and the CSS is not working. I dont mide ditching the avatars if somone will tell me what template to edit, but the CSS is a major problem for me.

My Forums URL is: www.walkonzone.com/vboard/
My reviews URL is: www.walkonzone.com/reviews/

$vbpath ="/home/smithuser1/public_html/vboard"; // changeme
$pppath ="/home/smithuser1/public_html/reviews"; // changeme
chdir($vbpath);
require("global.php");
echo $headinclude;
$header = process_replacement_vars($header);
$bodytag = "<body>";
$vbheader = "<head>";
$vbheader .= $header;
$vbheader .= "</head>";
$vbheader .= process_replacement_vars($bodytag,0);
eval('$header = "' . fetch_template('header') . '";');
$vbheader = process_replacement_vars($vbheader);
$vbheader .= "<br />";
eval('$vbfooter = "' . fetch_template('footer') . '";');
$vbfooter = process_replacement_vars($vbfooter);
chdir($pppath . "/");
$HTTP_POST_FILES = $_FILES;

Thanks

XraY

Chuck S · October 18th, 2004, 04:45 PM

Why would you expect Reviewpost to pick up your CSS from the forum? You using Reviewpost 2.5.1.

Stylesheet integration is included as an option with 2.8.1

Your board looks just fine for running 2.5.1 your loading your reviewpost stylesheet in your header here

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://walkonzone.com/reviews/stylesheets/default.css" type="text/css" />

You would need to upgrade your reviewpost if you wanted stylesheet integration

xrayhead · October 19th, 2004, 04:36 AM

Ok, Just trying to wade through the umpteen posts on here and didn’t pick that one up.
Sorry!

I still have the problem with the Avatars showing as broken links and the text not formatting correctly when the users replie to the reviews.

Xrayhead

Chuck S · October 19th, 2004, 09:48 AM

Okay Michael has said avatars are only pulled from the database as such

http://walkonzone.com/vboard/avatar.php?userid=183

If your users are using hard linked avatars it does not work.

open your integration file vb3.php and find this line

$userprofile[6] = "<img src=\"{$Globals['vbulletin']}/image.php?u=$cuserid\" border=\"0\">"; // Avatar

change it to this

$userprofile[6] = ""; // Avatar

xrayhead · October 19th, 2004, 02:52 PM

Please see my vb3.php file I have attached.

There is no mention on the code you are quoting!!

Please also I still can not find out how to match my users text to the reviews text as posted above, any idea's?

Xrayhead

Chuck S · October 19th, 2004, 03:03 PM

ok thats right your not using reviewpost which does avatars so thus same answer as above

Upgrade to 2.8.2 if you want that feature

xrayhead · October 19th, 2004, 06:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by omegatron

ok thats right your not using reviewpost which does avatars so thus same answer as above

Upgrade to 2.8.2 if you want that feature

Mate I don’t wish to be rude but are you actually reading my posts???

QUOTE you said "ok that’s right your not using reviewpost which does avatars"

And the footer of my forums read!!!
Powered by: ReviewPost 2.5.1
Copyright 2003 All Enthusiast, Inc.

I actually gave up about six months ago on the text question as I was getting nowhere with the support. I will settle with not using the Avatars at all if it fixes the dam problem. Please tell me where I have to edit to remove them as I don’t care if they are not there.......

XrayHead

Chuck S · October 19th, 2004, 07:16 PM

We do not pull avatars in your version your running. I have stated twice you need to upgrade if you want to do avatars

Use 2.8.2 if you want integrated CSS and avatars.

I would be more interesting in trying to understand why you have some type of avatar code in a 2.5.1 version of reviewpost when we did not implement that feature in that version yet. From what I am seeing you have hacked code and that is not supported at all.

xrayhead · October 20th, 2004, 03:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by omegatron

We do not pull avatars in your version your running. I have stated twice you need to upgrade if you want to do avatars

Use 2.8.2 if you want integrated CSS and avatars.

I would be more interesting in trying to understand why you have some type of avatar code in a 2.5.1 version of reviewpost when we did not implement that feature in that version yet. From what I am seeing you have hacked code and that is not supported at all.

OK, I will look at the code as now you mention it I do recall getting some code from here to get the Avatars working.

Thanks for the reply’s so far, I was under the impression that you thought I was running photopost.
I hope there are no bad feelings.

Xrayhead

Chuck S · October 20th, 2004, 10:11 AM

Nope no bad feelings.

Just pointed out that you need to run the 2.8.2 if you want the features your talking about.

xrayhead · October 21st, 2004, 04:19 PM

Ok I have fixed the Avatars now.

Attached is a fix for VB2 and VB3.

"NOTE THIS IS TESTED ON ReviewPost 2.5.1 ONLY"

If you have the latest or upgrade your reveiwpost then this feature is already included and the above will not be relevent.

Xrayhead

Chuck S · October 21st, 2004, 04:45 PM

Why are you posting this as some kind of fix?

Our current products by default have this capability as I have stated several times in this thread.

xrayhead · October 22nd, 2004, 02:50 AM

I was mealy trying to help anyone in the same situation as myself.
Many people like myself may not want to upgrade to the latest review post after they have just upgraded there VBulletin.

I have edited the post above for you to explain more to the user’s
Threads like this one where the only way that I got my site to look the way I wanted it to a year ago.

I also thought that you had a problem with the new software as well.
See attached screen cap!!

Chuck S · October 22nd, 2004, 10:28 AM

Well there should be no reason to think upgrading is a bad thing.

Your also posting the same link to avatar.php we provide in the new version of reviewpost so thats why I asked. There is no need for this. You can post code modifications on photopostdev.com as this is the support forum where we help users with the unmodified versions of the program.