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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: ByteEnable[/u][p][QUOTE] Quote by Turias: 
And Byte, integrating new mods and themes really shouldn't be a problem even after you install the integration.  Just run the perl command to rename the template variable on the new files before you install the mod.  In the next release, I am going to recommend using BBtemplate instead of BBTemplate for the new name.  This will allow you to install the mod and then run the perl command on the entire directory again without any ill side-effects.[/QUOTE]

True.  My logic is as follows.  I recommend installing all your mods first and get them working with phpBB2 first, then run phpBBbridge.  This eliminates any GeekLog/phpBBbridge issue's, i.e., you know that you are only dealing with with mods that broke phpBB, and not some GeekLog integration issue.

However, if your comfortable with GeekLog, phpBB2 and web programming (php/mySQL), then there is no reason to use my logic.  Basic troubleshooting rule is that you divide and conquer, thats all.

Just my

Byte[/p][/QUOTE]

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