As far as I know there is no SMF 3.03 component. You need JSMF 2.0.2.1, please search the forum for it.

Hi baijianpeng,

The problem is not to make a bridge, but distributing it. The SMF and Joomla licence makes it not possible. I you find someone to make the bridge for you. The product must be solely for you and the developer cant sell/give it to others. This will make your bridge quite expensive.

Pleas read the articles mention in this post:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=184559.0

You can better post your question at:
Firboard forum:
http://www.bestofjoomla.com/content/blogsection/3/9/
or Community Builder:
http://www.joomlapolis.com/

Just remove the tables beginning with jos_ in phpmyadmin after you did the steps I described before. Oh, BTW did I mention to backup before you begin? 

First backup! Next, unpatch and after that uninstall the JSMF bridge. Now You can remove the Joomla files. In case of problems you could overwrite existing SMF with a fresh (full version) SMF download.

Larry: are you sure you are using version JSMF 2.0.2.1? In the local install, it looks like the problems of the original JSMF 2.0.2 and J! 1.0.13 with the salty password hash.

Try to reinstall JSMF and did you set the options in the configuration tab of JSMF. Sometimes some of them are blank and results in breaking JSMF.

Did you read the JSMF manual? Are you using the JSMF login module?

Very weird. I installed J! 1.0.15 without any problems. What I did: chmod 777 index.php, set Joomla and SMF in maintance mode, unpatch the joomla files in the JSMF installation section. FTP the patch. And do the reverse of the above.  Don't forget to chmod the index.php to 644!

Did you guys get any error messages?

Do you want to still want to use Joomla besides SMF. eg in a stand alone situation?

Please report your Joomla version, JSMF version and your SMF version. Also check your error log and post the erro over here.

Do Joomla and SMF work in standalone mode?

Is 7 or 8 topics set for a page break? What happens if you set this to a higher number?

I had a sort of same problem. Fixed it with the "repair errors" function in SMF. Hope it helps.

Probably a permissions problem. Try to chmod the index.php to 777; do the JSMF patching and afterwards you set the permissions of index.php to 644. Don't forget the last step!

I had no time to install J! 1.0.14 but there were no problems with J! 1.0.14 RC 1.

@ihermit: Joomla < 1.0.13 has multiple vulnerabilities. Please beware!

Edit: Did you guys apply the patching function in JSMF after installing 1.0.14?

Els,

JSMF 2.0.3 wasn't released and probably it won't in the near future.