Kunena Intergration

I have recently migrated a Joomla! 1.5 site to Joomla! 3, the original site had Community Builder and Kunera full integrated.

No on the new Joomla! 3 site I can only get the integration to work if I am login as either the Super user or Administrator, but not if I am login as a registered user.

Would you have any idea why I am having this problem.

Please post which version of CB and Kunena you are using. Have you made sure that all Joomla and CB plugins necessary are published?
What exactly is not working? In theory, the CB and Kunena integration works perfectly (and despite of many other problems this worked on my site after migrating).

Hi
I am using CB 2.0.4 and Kunera 3.0.6, as far as I can see all plugins are enabled, etc as I can get the system to work if I am login as an Administrator, but not as a registered user.

If I am logged in as the administrator I get the forum page as seen in attachment 1.

If I am logged in as a registered user I get the forum page as seen in attachment 2.

All the permissions are set to the default settings, if I change the permission for the registered users to administrator I get the form page as seen in attachment 1.

The usergroups and view access level ids between Joomla 1.x and Joomla 3.x are completely different. You need to go through your entire install and correct all your ACL. Migration extensions do not take into account extensions ACL parameters. In your case you need to navigate to Components > Kunena Forum > Category Manager and fix the access for all of your categories. Please note this has nothing to do with CB, but just one of the hurdles of migrating Joomla it self.

Hi Kyle
Thank you once again for all of your help, much appreciated.
I will give it ago, not sure what I am looking for, but thanks.
Regards
Mike

More specifically navigate to Components > Kunena Forum > Category Manager. Next click one of your categories. Now under Category Permissions set "Access Control Type:" to "Access Level" and set "Access Level:" to "Public" for example. Note you can use the other access types, but I really recommend sticking with Access Level (View Access Level) as that's its intended usage.