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Hey friends,
I've encountered something that is probably an easy fix, but after doing some digging I can't find a solution. I've done the following steps below, and ran the installation. After the install is where I encounter my problem. I've attached the image which shows the styling not configured, as well I don't have access to my AdminCP. Please help.
I've encountered something that is probably an easy fix, but after doing some digging I can't find a solution. I've done the following steps below, and ran the installation. After the install is where I encounter my problem. I've attached the image which shows the styling not configured, as well I don't have access to my AdminCP. Please help.
- After Purchasing, download vBulletin Connect from the your Member's Area.
- Unzip the downloaded package on your local machine. Depending on your hosting provider and internet connection this can take some time.
- In your vBulletin files there will be a directory called upload. Enter it.
- Rename config.php.bkp to config.php (ren config.php.bkp config.php)
- Enter the /upload/core/includes directory.
- Rename config.php.new to config.php (ren config.php.new config.php)
- Edit config.php and change these values to match your information.
- $config['Database']['dbname'] = 'databasename';
- $config['Database']['technicalemail'] = '[email protected]';
- $config['MasterServer']['servername'] = 'localhost'; // may be referred to as a host name
- $config['MasterServer']['port'] = 3306;
- $config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'username';
- $config['MasterServer']['password'] = 'password';
- Make sure that all values are to the right of the equal sign (=) and between the single quotes ('). If you do not know these values they can be obtained from your hosting provider.
- No other values need to be changed in this file for a basic installation of vBulletin Connect.
- Using your SFTP Client, upload the contents of the upload directory (including all sub-directories and files) to your server. Place these files in the directory where you want to install vBulletin.
- Rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess (the leading period is required). If you are using Filezilla, you can do this by right-clicking on the file and choosing rename on the context menu. This can also be done from the Windows Command Line before uploading the files to the server.
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