Welcome, Guest. Please Login or Register.
November 28, 2024, 03:53:56 AM
Home Help Search Log in Register
News: SMF is the next generation in forum software, almost completely re-written from the ground up, make sure you don't fall for cheap imitations that suffer from feature bloat!

YaBB SE Community  |  Development  |  Converters  |  zeroforum « previous next »
Pages: [1] Reply Ignore Print
Author Topic: zeroforum  (Read 5682 times)
Pam683
Noobie
*
Posts: 1


I'm a llama!

zeroforum
« on: September 18, 2003, 02:45:53 AM »
Reply with quote

Anybody know how to convert a zeroforum to YabbSE?
http://www.zeroforum.com/

This is a friend's monthly paid forum so there's no direct FTP access to the server; however they offer a feature that promises the following:
Quote"The ZeroLink integration system allows external servers to directly access and manipulate the ZeroForum database. All communication between the client and ZeroForum server consists of specially constructed XML documents.

We provide a Perl module (ZeroLink.pm) and a sample client script (zero_client.pl). If your web server can execute perl scripts, this is the easiest method of integration with the ZeroForum server. However, the code itself may be quite educational in building your own integration routines in your scripting language of choice. In addition, a description of the latest ZeroForum database schema is included below."
The existing forum has over 8500 posts so it would be nice if I could help my friend convert to this wonderful free board.

I have installed a custom YaBB 1 Gold - SP1.1 board with mods on a different site. Had excellent results, and it never failed once in over a year. So I'm no stranger to Yabb but I'm not an expert at PHP, either. I'm not bad at finding my way through confusing code when necessary. I'm well-versed in HTML and CSS.

Is this something I can do on my own? Any advice would be wonderful.

Thanks!  :D
Pam
Logged
Pages: [1] Reply Ignore Print 
YaBB SE Community  |  Development  |  Converters  |  zeroforum « previous - next »
 


Powered by MySQL Powered by PHP YaBB SE Community | Powered by YaBB SE
© 2001-2003, YaBB SE Dev Team. All Rights Reserved.
SMF 2.1.4 © 2023, Simple Machines
Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS

Page created in 0.011 seconds with 21 queries.