WordPress Plugin: XenForo API Consumer [Deleted]

where exactly the "xenforo add-on" files location?, i dont see it on the zip file "xenforo-api-consumer.1.1.0.zip"
 
ahh that one, my suggestion you need to include into the zip file. thanks for the info.
Hmm, I will think about that. However, packaging the file will make the package bigger + sometimes the XenForo add-on is updated without update to the WordPress plugin and well, it's complicated. I will see what I can do.
 
2. Go to http://domain.com/wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=xfac to configure the plugin.
  • Enter http://domain.com/xenforo/api for API Root.
  • Then copy the key and secret from step 1 for "API Key" and "API Secret".
  • Finally, click "Save Changes".
i follow this step carefully until finish but it show "Unable to determine API version" any solution?
Try going to the API Root address, it should display something like https://xfrocks.com/api, this make sure you have the correct API root.
Then double check API Key and Secret, make sure you have no space before or after the characters etc.
 
If Wordpress entries are modified, will the thread in XenForo be updated as well?
Can I disable comments on Wordpress so users will need a forum account to comment?
 
Hello! Couple quick questions.

1. Redirect After Login

What would it take to crowdfund development of this capability? Example
  • I'm browsing a WordPress story and click "Login"
  • This takes me to XenForo, where I register or login
  • After login, I'm redirected back to the WordPress story that I was browsing
I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd contribute to something like this.

2. Two Domains, One Community

Because of WPMU domain mapping, two different domains point to the same forum:

http://noobist.com/community and http://noobist.tv/community

The former works with SSO API, but the latter does not. Can I do anything to make people logging into .com be auto-logged into .tv, the way they are with WordPress?
 
I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd contribute to something like this.
I'd like to contribute with this as well but I don't know if xfrocks is the right developer to choose because you can't be confident he will continue supporting this addon. If you check the reviews you will see he disappeared for a few months and didn't reply any message left by people who bought this addon or was interested to buy it.
 
I'd like to contribute with this as well but I don't know if xfrocks is the right developer to choose because you can't be confident he will continue supporting this addon. If you check the reviews you will see he disappeared for a few months and didn't reply any message left by people who bought this addon or was interested to buy it.
Yeah, sorry for that :(

Hello! Couple quick questions.

1. Redirect After Login

What would it take to crowdfund development of this capability? Example
  • I'm browsing a WordPress story and click "Login"
  • This takes me to XenForo, where I register or login
  • After login, I'm redirected back to the WordPress story that I was browsing
I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd contribute to something like this.

2. Two Domains, One Community

Because of WPMU domain mapping, two different domains point to the same forum:

http://noobist.com/community and http://noobist.tv/community

The former works with SSO API, but the latter does not. Can I do anything to make people logging into .com be auto-logged into .tv, the way they are with WordPress?
1 is already possible with this bridge solution?
2, are you saying you point 2 domains to the same XenForo installation? Or you have 2 installations? If it is the former case, you can use [bd] API Consumer.
 
Yeah, sorry for that :(


1 is already possible with this bridge solution?
2, are you saying you point 2 domains to the same XenForo installation? Or you have 2 installations? If it is the former case, you can use [bd] API Consumer.

1. No. When a user is browsing a WordPress page, there's no way for them to log in, then be returned to the page they were reading. Unless I'm mistaken?

2. Former. I'll give the consumer a shot, see if I can figure it out.
 
1. No. When a user is browsing a WordPress page, there's no way for them to log in, then be returned to the page they were reading. Unless I'm mistaken?

2. Former. I'll give the consumer a shot, see if I can figure it out.
If you use the login form in the admin bar, it will act just like normal WordPress login and redirect you back to the page you were reading. If you have to register then yes, it will not redirect back.
 
If you use the login form in the admin bar, it will act just like normal WordPress login and redirect you back to the page you were reading. If you have to register then yes, it will not redirect back.
In order to retain the WordPress bar, I had to add a custom login link that points to the XenForo login. Also, we would definitely prefer to have registration result in the appropriate redirect. I think someone else also mentioned they'd be willing to discuss funding development of a feature like that.
 
In order to retain the WordPress bar, I had to add a custom login link that points to the XenForo login. Also, we would definitely prefer to have registration result in the appropriate redirect. I think someone else also mentioned they'd be willing to discuss funding development of a feature like that.
Even the XenForo registration flow doesn't redirect you back to the origin IIRC?
 
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