Hi, as a new user to Board3, I'm still kinda tinkering with it and learning it.
My site is @ http://www.s4hire.net/phpBB3/portal.php
Forum Style used: ProFormell
Board3 Version: Latest, 2.0.0b1
I managed to figure out the Portal itself and get it installed. So the portal works, the board works, looks like there's no kinks. What I want however is to integrate the existing index.php with the Portal. Meaning leaving the portal to the board index doesn't take away the portal blocks. An example of this would be: http://www.s3xyclan.com/main/portal.php
Any ideas how I can do that?
Integrating Board3 with phpbb3 completely.
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Before creating a new support thread, please take a look at the board3 Portal FAQ and use the search!
Many questions have already been answered.
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Re: Integrating Board3 with phpbb3 completely.
That is not Portal Board3 2.0.0b1 possible.CzarZelinsky wrote:Hi, as a new user to Board3, I'm still kinda tinkering with it and learning it.
My site is @ http://www.s4hire.net/phpBB3/portal.php
Forum Style used: ProFormell
Board3 Version: Latest, 2.0.0b1
I managed to figure out the Portal itself and get it installed. So the portal works, the board works, looks like there's no kinks. What I want however is to integrate the existing index.php with the Portal. Meaning leaving the portal to the board index doesn't take away the portal blocks. An example of this would be: http://www.s3xyclan.com/main/portal.php
Any ideas how I can do that?
This is possible with Board3 Portal v. 1.0.6 with Portalview.
But there can not work with all modules Portalview.
Please read the posts: viewforum.php?f=31
V.G. archivar
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sorry for my bad english