MMOG Wiki version 2.0.0.0.  Ultra-simplified from versions 1.0.x - all configuration is done in one file
and your admin control panel.  If you like this plugin, please nominate it for Mod of the Month here:

http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/vborg_miscactions.php?do=nominate&threadid=191186&type=1

You're also welcome to give us a linkback =]  This isn't required, but it would be a really nice thing
to do:

Wiki SSO provided by <a href="http://www.mymmogames.net">MyMMOGames</a>.

Now, here's how it's done!

UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS!  If you're upgrading from version 1.x, you need to uninstall the old product from your Admin Control Panel.
It's been completely revamped and requires a new import.  Undo everything you did before, and then start below:

If you're upgrading from version 2.0.x:

STEP 1: Upload the contents of the "upload" directory into your wiki root directory.
	There is no need to edit LocalSettings if you are upgrading!

STEP 2: Import the product product-mmog_wiki.xml via your Admin CP.  Ensure you check "Allow Overwrite" to upgrade!
	This is the hack that configures your login/wiki paths.

	Go to your vBulletin Options and look for MMOG Wiki Options.  Change "Wiki Path" to the URL path of your wiki.
	If your wiki is on a different subdomain, you need to put the full URL of your wiki path minus the trailing
	slash.  Otherwise, just a relative directory is fine.  Configure the other options and voila - you're done!

Install Instructions:

****** WARNING! ******
Upload files to your WIKI ROOT - not your forum root!
****** WARNING! ******

STEP 1: Upload the contents of the "upload" directory into your wiki root directory.  Edit
	LocalSettings.php find this line:

		require_once( "$IP/includes/DefaultSettings.php" );

	After it, add these two lines:

		define( VB_SYSTEM_PATH, '/var/www/html/forum' );
		require_once( "$IP/includes/AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php" ); 

	VB_SYSTEM_PATH should be the full filesystem path to your vBulletin installation.  If
	you don't know the full path, change to your forum home directpry and type pwd in a shell.
	It will print the current directory.  Ensure you do not add a trailing slash to VB_SYSTEM_PATH!

	You no longer have to edit anything in AuthPlugin_vBSSO.php or Userlogin.php

	If you have anything in LocalSettings for $wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'], change
	all instances of 'createaccount' to false.  If you don't have anything in your
	LocalSettings.php for 'createaccount', add this line after the two you just added:

		$wgGroupPermissions['*']['createaccount'] = false;

	This is important so that new users create a forum account instead of a wiki account.  If
	they create a wiki account by mistake, they will not be able to log in.
	
STEP 2: Either disable magic_quotes_gpc in php.ini OR add this file to .htaccess in your WIKI ROOT
	(if you don't have access to php.ini or to restart httpd):

		php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off


STEP 3: Import the product product-mmog_wiki.xml via your Admin CP.  This is the hack that shows the users in
	"Who's Online" instead of "Unknown Location" and also configures your login/wiki paths.

	Go to your vBulletin Options and look for MMOG Wiki Options.  Change "Wiki Path" to the URL path of your wiki.
	If your wiki is on a different subdomain, you need to put the full URL of your wiki path minus the trailing
	slash.  Otherwise, just a relative directory is fine.

You're done.  Any questions, please post them in the vB.org thread:

http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=191186