Integrate vBulletin avatars in Wordpress comments?

[HunteRRosE]

Anyone have any comments on this?

[HunteRRosE]

I don't know if this helps anyone... but..

Basically it would be code on external page that makes a call to the database to look for a users avatar information.

1. Get users id
2. Connect to "customavatar" table
3. Get data from the "dateline" field
4. Construct the link code: image.php? + u=(userid) + &dateline=(unixtime stamp)

PHP Code:

image.php?u=1&dateline=1199583578 


Sounds easy enough, does anyone want to do it for me or am I going to have to code it? lol

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by HunteRRosE

I don't know if this helps anyone... but..

Basically it would be code on external page that makes a call to the database to look for a users avatar information.

1. Get users id
2. Connect to "customavatar" table
3. Get data from the "dateline" field
4. Construct the link code: image.php? + u=(userid) + &dateline=(unixtime stamp)

PHP Code:

image.php?u=1&dateline=1199583578 


Sounds easy enough, does anyone want to do it for me or am I going to have to code it? lol

Maybe we can get some programmer to help you eh? :P

[HunteRRosE]

Yeah I'm just not a great coder! = ) I actually ended up saying screw wordpress, and am now designing a website that incorporates vBulletin into the design.

So basically the forums will be used to write articles and such... all comments will be kept in the forums, with a display of the number of comments under the articles, or perhaps outputing the latest 10 posts from that article beneath it or something.

[lnxcode]

Now that sounds like a challenge... one I'm not going to try cause I suck at coding... and I'll be the first to admit it.

[Scott]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

Now that sounds like a challenge... one I'm not going to try cause I suck at coding... and I'll be the first to admit it.

That might be true, but your knowledge of Linux servers is awesome.