1 - You can add support for Advanced Quick Reply by editing vault/special_plugins_newpost.php. Find:
Code:
if ($allow_custom_bbcode AND strpos($toolbar_template, 'quickreply') === false)
Replace with:
Code:
if ($allow_custom_bbcode AND (strpos($toolbar_template, 'quickreply') === false OR $GLOBALS['show']['phpkd_vbaqr_active']))
2 - Because legacy support relies on a different kind of parser, loading (and using) both parsers on the same page is going to use extra memory and CPU. It's just logical - but the legacy parser makes heavy use of regular expressions which are known to be "slow." We always recommend trying to convert old articles rather than enabling legacy support.
3 - Since Beta 4, VaultWiki allows vBulletin's Social Groups to be given wiki permissions so that the groups can create group-related wiki pages. Group Start pages are simply the group-related page that serves as their wiki home page. You can read more on specific settings by clicking the ? in the options menu.
4 - By default, hovering over words that have been linked to a wiki page will show a small preview from the wiki page. It's also possible to auto-link words to the wiki page without doing anything yourself. You can turn on this ability on a per-forum basis (via the Forum Manager), and on a content-type basis (see Settings > Options > VaultWiki: General Settings).
5 - If your vault/config_import_mediawiki.php file was configured correctly - and they were in the same wiki database, and you used the most recent version of the import script, then your images should have been uploaded automatically. If your images were stored in a separate wiki database, you can import these separately by running the importer again using the appropriate config settings for your setup. Of course, you can always spend the time re-uploading those images one by one.
6 - You can set a wiki "Main Page" for individual forums by going to the Forum Manager and filling in "Forum Link" with the URL of the wiki page you want to use.
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