1. I currently use SH404sef on my Joomla site, and I have the forums installed at /forum, using the phpBBseo mod. I would still like them to be like that (i.e. I don't want my forum visually integrated into Joomla). Will that be OK? No, no SEO mods for phpBB ...

... such as avatars etc. from community builder. Here are my requirements: 1. I currently use SH404sef on my Joomla site, and I have the forums installed at /forum, using the phpBBseo mod. I would still like them to be like that (i.e. I don't want my forum visually integrated into Joomla). Will ...

... The only possible issue is related to users transfered from Joomla to phpBB and vice versa. If they didn't manage to login once the bridge is installed they will be forced to reset password to login in the system where they were copied, because phpBB and Joomla have different password storage ...

No, Joomla should be installed in domain root, i.e.: site.com

... you will commit yourself to a lot of work when the next version of phpbb3 comes out. Other than that, I have not found any mods that cannot be installed without a little bit of brain usage. As admin has told me before, the bridge does not modify the core files of phpbb3. I hope this helps with ...

if that is the case is it possible to just move the contents of the Joomla directory to the root directory and things won't break?

i don't want to move the files and break the site as I've already installed a lot of components

... have a presales question as well .... I looked at the requirements for the bridge installation and the directory strutcture says Joomla! should be installed in the root domain folder (i.e. http://site.com) Currently my installation is as follows: http://site.com/Joomla will this be a problem?

1. Is bridge installed as a phpbb3 auth module? 2. I have live forum with lots of users. Now I want to add joomla and your bridge. I suppose all users will stay intact and there will be no need to reset their passwords (some bridges ...

I have version 1.2 installed and while all of the items on "system info" are accessable, they are stacked on top of each other on one long page, rather than having the individual pages work. So, while all of the info is now ...