When do you get this screen?
Now that users are connected, the best route to take is to send them to the wp-login.php screen (but custom login forms can work too) and have them login.
If you have the settings in WP admin > XF > User syncing > Login actions enabled, they will auto-login to XF...
When you edit the user from WP, does it show there is a connected XF user? When you are on the Edit user screen, scroll to the bottom of the page where it says "XenForo Profile" and the associated username should be there.
Also, can you show me the settings you use before you run the sync?
Read: See what's new with the redesigned Bulk actions tool in XFtoWP 1.6.2!
Note: The free REST API Extension Kit companion addon for your XenForo forum has been released and makes part of the new features in this release work. This addon is optional and only required if you want to sync...
kolakube updated XFtoWP - XenForo to WordPress integration with a new update entry:
More powerful and precise mass user syncing tools across WordPress and XenForo
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Fun morning read! I am still impressed by what the framework makes possible-especially from 2.2-2.3-and I feel very confident about its longevity if you still see so much to improve in the tooling that is "slowing you down" despite it being able to accomplish far more than basically any other...
The REST API doesn't return users by groups, so I had an addon made to make it possible to return users by primary and/or secondary groups that may help you:
https://xenforo.com/community/resources/rest-api-extension-kit.9927/
I really do apologize, it turned into a much larger project than first anticipated. So much that the Bulk actions tool within the plugin got a redesign, and I even had a XenForo addon made to make usergroup data available over the REST API.
After testing this the last couple of days, I...
I don't think I've seen a moderation endpoint, care to expand?
This addon is actually very simple and mostly just takes lists of data from the XF finder and makes it readable over the API.
Heh, at least we have our definitions straight. Lastly, can you confirm the user ID you entered in WP admin > XF > Site Setup > Super User ID has permissions to post a thread in the forum you are trying to post to from WP?
Since you intend to use user syncing it will probably be best to use a super user key.
In my own setups I've created a regular member and gave them basic Administrator privileges (not usergroup). Explained a little more here...
An API key doesn't belong to any usergroup, but can be represented by a user when made as a Super User or User key. This user acts as on behalf of API actions on your site, meaning it can only do actions like post a thread to a specific forum if the users permissions in XF allow it.
So if your...
kolakube submitted a new resource:
REST API Extensions Kit - Adds additional endpoints and forum data to your website's REST API.
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