x4rl
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Would this be the Xenforo config.php ? anyidea's what i would add/edit
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[bd] WordPress Proxy
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x4rl
Well-known member
Ok last question say my blog is
domain/blog
proxy become's
domain/blogs
google will see the main one right? so all the link's will be /blog
when people come they will see that Fugly default theme/skin
is this the way it's meant to be? or have i gone wrong somewhere?
Thank's
Edit also i have no bdwpp.css Anywhere in xenforo or wordpress :/
domain/blog
proxy become's
domain/blogs
google will see the main one right? so all the link's will be /blog
when people come they will see that Fugly default theme/skin
is this the way it's meant to be? or have i gone wrong somewhere?
Thank's
Edit also i have no bdwpp.css Anywhere in xenforo or wordpress :/
xfrocks
Well-known member
I don't understand your question
But there is a setting to always redirect to the proxy version of the site. It's probably what you want 
It works for me at least (WordPress 3.1, XenForo 1.0.0 stable)
Dave Stephenson
Member
Hi xfrocks!
Have spent the last couple of hours installing this and playing around with it. It's all going great for me except for one tiny issue which hopefully you have a solution for.
When I change the WP site URL to ensure a commenter is directed properly, back to the XF version of the post, the WP Admin area loses all it's styling. Not a big issue to me but I can't see my moderators enjoying it much. I took a punt at adding a copy of [WPROOT]/wp-content/themes to [XFROOT]/wp-content/themes, although it didnt have the desired effect.
I assume I will need to hard code the stylesheet links into the wordpress admin area theme, can you confirm this and maybe give me a head start on where to look please?
Other than that this is fantastic, thanks a lot
[EDIT]: Ok I sorted the styles out by copying the wp-admin images/js/css from my wordpress root into my xenforo root.
The issue I see now is that bbcodes are not parsed in promoted articles. other than that it's rock and roll.
Have spent the last couple of hours installing this and playing around with it. It's all going great for me except for one tiny issue which hopefully you have a solution for.
When I change the WP site URL to ensure a commenter is directed properly, back to the XF version of the post, the WP Admin area loses all it's styling. Not a big issue to me but I can't see my moderators enjoying it much. I took a punt at adding a copy of [WPROOT]/wp-content/themes to [XFROOT]/wp-content/themes, although it didnt have the desired effect.
I assume I will need to hard code the stylesheet links into the wordpress admin area theme, can you confirm this and maybe give me a head start on where to look please?
Other than that this is fantastic, thanks a lot
[EDIT]: Ok I sorted the styles out by copying the wp-admin images/js/css from my wordpress root into my xenforo root.
The issue I see now is that bbcodes are not parsed in promoted articles. other than that it's rock and roll.
Dave Stephenson
Member
Ok I sorted out my bbcode issue. After some digging I think its almost a one liner seems to get it going. Simply create a bbcode parser object after the post is retrieved but before it gets punted of to the wp insertion method I've tested this with all of the standard buttons in the editor.
Find this line (#106)
Directly afterwards add the following lines
giving the following result
Complete Controller.php is attached.
Find this line (#106)
PHP:
$post = $postModel->getPostById($thread['first_post_id']);Directly afterwards add the following lines
PHP:
/* bbcode parser */
$bbcode_parser = new XenForo_BbCode_Parser(new XenForo_BbCode_Formatter_Base());
$post['message'] = $bbcode_parser->render($post['message']);
/* end bbcode parser */giving the following result
PHP:
$postModel = $this->_getPostModel();
$post = $postModel->getPostById($thread['first_post_id']);
/* bbcode parser */
$bbcode_parser = new XenForo_BbCode_Parser(new XenForo_BbCode_Formatter_Base());
$post['message'] = $bbcode_parser->render($post['message']);
/* end bbcode parser */
$postData = array(
'post_status' => 'publish',
'post_type' => 'post',
'post_content' => $post['message'],
'post_title' => $input['title'],
'post_category' => $input['categories'],
);
$result = wp_insert_post($postData);Complete Controller.php is attached.
xfrocks
Well-known member
Hi there,Hi xfrocks!
Have spent the last couple of hours installing this and playing around with it. It's all going great for me except for one tiny issue which hopefully you have a solution for.
When I change the WP site URL to ensure a commenter is directed properly, back to the XF version of the post, the WP Admin area loses all it's styling. Not a big issue to me but I can't see my moderators enjoying it much. I took a punt at adding a copy of [WPROOT]/wp-content/themes to [XFROOT]/wp-content/themes, although it didnt have the desired effect.
I assume I will need to hard code the stylesheet links into the wordpress admin area theme, can you confirm this and maybe give me a head start on where to look please?
Other than that this is fantastic, thanks a lot
[EDIT]: Ok I sorted the styles out by copying the wp-admin images/js/css from my wordpress root into my xenforo root.
The issue I see now is that bbcodes are not parsed in promoted articles. other than that it's rock and roll.
Your fix for the controller is awesome, I have added it to my code and it will be available in the next release. Anyway, can you tell me more about the styling issue?
Dave Stephenson
Member
I'm just on my way out. Glad you think the edit is useful 
Ill post about the styles and give full directory structure etc when I get back.
Ill post about the styles and give full directory structure etc when I get back.Dave Stephenson
Member
Hey xfrocks.
my dir structure is like this.
WEBROOT/ (xf root)
Because I won't be using the Wordpress install for the public and only the admin I set the Worpress Address and Site Address in the Wordpress admin area as you suggested in an earlier post as follows:
WordPress address (URL): http://DOMAIN/wp
Site address (URL): http://DOMAIN/
All pretty standard and as expected when people post comments they now get redirected back to the XenForo article page they commented on.
The issue I'm now sure, is with the template or the template engine. Unfortunately I know nothing about Wordpress internals so hoped you could offer some advice. either the template engine by default of the template (I hope) uses the 'Site Address' URL when building links to the styles in the output html document. Of course this results in the template looking for the admin styles and javascript in http://DOMAIN/wp-admin/* which does not exist. These has been hastly resolved by creating a copy of the needed directories (the ones highlighted in the above diagram) at the root level like below.
WEBROOT/ (xf root)
Of course this resolves the issue but is less than ideal. Hopefully it is simply a template variable in the Twenty Ten Style that can be changed to use the 'Site Address' variable instead although when I looked initially I couldn't find it. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
my dir structure is like this.
WEBROOT/ (xf root)
data/
internal_data/
js/
library/
styles/
wp/ (wp root)
wp-admin/
css/
images/
includes/
js/
maint/
network/
user/
wp-content/
wp-includes/
Because I won't be using the Wordpress install for the public and only the admin I set the Worpress Address and Site Address in the Wordpress admin area as you suggested in an earlier post as follows:
WordPress address (URL): http://DOMAIN/wp
Site address (URL): http://DOMAIN/
All pretty standard and as expected when people post comments they now get redirected back to the XenForo article page they commented on.
The issue I'm now sure, is with the template or the template engine. Unfortunately I know nothing about Wordpress internals so hoped you could offer some advice. either the template engine by default of the template (I hope) uses the 'Site Address' URL when building links to the styles in the output html document. Of course this results in the template looking for the admin styles and javascript in http://DOMAIN/wp-admin/* which does not exist. These has been hastly resolved by creating a copy of the needed directories (the ones highlighted in the above diagram) at the root level like below.
WEBROOT/ (xf root)
data/
internal_data/
js/
library/
styles/
wp/ (wp root)
wp-admin/
css/
images/
includes/
js/
maint/
network/
user/
wp-content/
wp-includes/
wp-admin/
css/
images/
js/
Of course this resolves the issue but is less than ideal. Hopefully it is simply a template variable in the Twenty Ten Style that can be changed to use the 'Site Address' variable instead although when I looked initially I couldn't find it. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
xfrocks
Well-known member
Oh, it's strange. Why the front end interface needs those assets in wp-admin?
Dave Stephenson
Member
No its not the front end that needs them, its the Wordpress administration panel
I mentioned it above, should have said again in my last reply for clarity. My bad.
As I say, I think this is actually a WP bug if anything rather than a WP Proxy bug, but maybe it would be worth distributing a 'Twenty Ten XF' Style with you mod.
I've attached a screenshot with the wp-admin / wp-include removed from the root and highlighted the source from the browser so you can see the issue.
I mentioned it above, should have said again in my last reply for clarity. My bad.
As I say, I think this is actually a WP bug if anything rather than a WP Proxy bug, but maybe it would be worth distributing a 'Twenty Ten XF' Style with you mod.
I've attached a screenshot with the wp-admin / wp-include removed from the root and highlighted the source from the browser so you can see the issue.
The Dark Wizard
Well-known member
I got xenforo installed at http://www.waywardinn.com/forum and wordpress at http://www.waywardinn.com I have the bridge installed but when it comes to the proxy it wont accept wordpress' absolute path. My path for wordpress is /sites/waywardinn.com/www and for the forums is /sites/waywardinn.com/www/forum
Am I doing something wrong?
Am I doing something wrong?
xfrocks
Well-known member
/sites/waywardinn.com/www doesn't look like the real absolute path. You can use ".." (2 dots)
The Dark Wizard
Well-known member
I got it working. Amazing mod
! along with the bridge. But my question is. How do i remove the "Blog" Button from the xenforo navbar?
xfrocks
Well-known member
Currently not. SorryI got it working. Amazing mod
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