An interest in user created content was expressed in the MW2013 survey. How I
envision this working is members will be able to make and comment on blog
posts containing content that they created (art, video, game reviews, games,
etc). It would probably be the simplest alternative to coding our own website.
Is this something I should try to implement? Is there a better option?
I hope that you're still not going to replace the forum completely with the
main site like originally planned, otherwise I'm sold.
did you read the first post? it's a mod to bridge compatibility with wordpress
and phpbb. how would removing the forum make any sense there???
additionally, in the main site plans the forums weren't being replaced, just
the software, because phpbb is bad
i won't be using the main site so i don't care about this one way or another.
don't see any point in a main site that just presents forum posts in a
different layout anyway
I hope that you're still not going to replace the forum completely with the
main site like originally planned, otherwise I'm sold.
did you read the first post? it's a mod to bridge compatibility with wordpress
and phpbb. how would removing the forum make any sense there???
additionally, in the main site plans the forums weren't being replaced, just
the software, because phpbb is bad
i won't be using the main site so i don't care about this one way or another.
don't see any point in a main site that just presents forum posts in a
different layout anyway
Sorta. The original mainsite was going to have a ground-up forum software that
was gonna be half-forum half-blog, where forum threads in the VGV would also
be blog posts in the mainsite view. At least, that's what I think it was gonna
be.
This would theoretically be that, although to be honest I'm not sure I'd trust
PHPbb to keep up it's end of this bridge.
Yeah, from what I understand, I think it just synchronizes new phpbb accounts
with wordpress. So even if the forum ever went down, the Wordpress accounts
would still exist. I think.
It needs the forum to do authentication, so if the forum went down the
wordpress side of the accounts would still be there but you'd not be able to
log in.
So I've spent a couple of hours last week and a few more this week trying to
get this plugin to work and it refuses to. I'm unable to get it to create the
cache of users that it needs to pull user accounts from phpBB. The error
message that it displays blocks you from using any of the admin cp or blog.
Renaming/deleting the plugin folder on the host disables it but when
reactivated it gives the error immediately without allowing me to reach the
settings screen for it. To make matters even more troublesome nothing short of
a full reinstallation of Wordpress has been successful in resetting the
plugin. I've skimmed through the support section on their page and can't find
anyone with a similar problem that has been given an answer. It also doesn't
seem to still be developed.
This plugin exists but seems like
it has a significantly more complicated install.
Sat May 18, 2013 04:22 PM Psuedo Mainsite using Wordpress by Elyk:
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