If you purchased the PageLines 2.0 Developer Edition, you have access to PageLines Integrations. This allows you to use non-WordPress software on your website such as Vanilla forums & MediaWiki, and complety integrate it with your PageLines theme.
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Vanilla is a light weight Internet forum package. It is written in PHP and runs smoothly along with your WordPress website. With PageLines Integrations, it's easier than ever to match your Vanilla forum's appearance with the PageLines 2.0 theme. At PageLines.com, we use Vanilla for our own help forums. For more information on Vanilla, go to the Vanilla forums website.
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will download a ZIP file named "pagelines-integration-vanilla.zip" This file contains everything you need to sync your existing Vanilla installation with the PageLines 2.0 theme.
You should now see your Vanilla forum completely in sync with PageLines 2.0! If for some reason the linking process fails, refer to the README.txt file inside the pagelines-integration-folder for information on linking "wp-load.php."
Now that you've integrated PageLines 2.0 to your forum, you must now add it to your Special Pages for further customization.
Here you can customize your Basic Template, upload a new background image, and more. For more information, click How to Use Special Pages
MediaWiki is a free open source wiki package written in PHP. It is used on sites such as Wikipedia, the World's largest online encyclopedia. It is also used on many other wikis, including PageLines Docs! For more information on MediaWiki, go to the MediaWiki website.
YOU MUST HAVE MEDIAWIKI VERSION 1.18
From your WordPress Administration Panel:
You will download a ZIP file named "pagelines-integration-mediawiki.zip" This file contains everything you need to sync your existing MediaWiki installation with the PageLines 2.0 theme.
// pagelines-start require_once( '/home/user/www/wp-load.php' ); // pagelines-end
Depending on your operating system, you may need to change the file path to correctly link "wp-load.php," which is located in your root WordPress folder. Make sure to enter the absolute path to wp-load.php, NOT the URL.
You should now see your MediaWiki's appearance completely in sync with PageLines 2.0!
Now that you've integrated PageLines 2.0 to your wiki, you must now add it to your Special Pages for further customization.
Here you can customize your Basic Template, upload a new background image, and more. For more information, click on How to Use Special Pages