I'm trying to connect a VBulletin site to a Wordpress installation so when you create WP account it automatically creates one for the forums. I already found a way to do that, now all I need is to change the registration URL for the forums to point to the wordpress site.
I understand this has to be done by changing the code, but for the life of me I can't find the right file.
Where do I need to change this?
You didn't mention your vBulletin version which makes it hard to help you.
A solution for vBulletin 4 to rename the registration url can be found on http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=297834
Related
I made a beautiful website for my boss and told my boss that the site was built using WordPress.
Now my boss is mad at me for doing it in WordPress and wants the website to be redone in PHP instead.
I know WordPress is a PHP framework, but it is beyond my capability to make my boss understand this.
I have then decided to make my website look like a core PHP Website.
I do not plan on telling this to my boss.
One of the processes involves making the URLs have a .php extension at the end.
I found that WordPress implements "pretty URLs" and I need help in making changes to my .htaccess file so that my URLs look have a .php extension.
The version of my WordPress site is 4.8.4.
I am also disabling the wp-admin login so that it does not look like a WordPress website. Any other tips to make it look like a core PHP website are also welcome.
Thanks in advance.
First I would like to express that it is not a good idea to mislead your boss by simply changing the permalinks to include a .php extension. It is worth noting that even a website built with plain PHP can be configured to have pretty permalinks.
If you are intent on doing this, there are WordPress plugins that could possibly help you with this attempt. One such plugin is called .php on Pages and can be found here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/dot-php-pages/
I already designed a layout, see the picture below.
I want to integrate Wordpress into my layout, I downloaded Wordpress and already installed it: I put the wordpress folder inside XAMPP's htdocs. My website folder is studentportal.com.
I don't know how to start, I don't have any ideas to integrate Wordpress to my own customized site. I'm new to HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL, and Wordpress.
After installing the wordpress(should mention db name password etc when it's asked or should customise wp-config file in your wordpress folder), you will be able to access the backend of your website through the www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin
There are different ways to create pages and posts(where we enter the data). So it's better to go through wordpress tutorials. I can help you by providing a tutorial file, from which I studied the wordpress(mail me, if it's required: vivek.kjk#gmail.com). There are many sites which provide the tutorials for wordpress. Just try Googling, you will find a good one for sure. So that you can learn the basics of wordpress. Good Luck :)
If I understand correctly you want to make a wordpress website with your layout.
You have to create a own Theme with your layout files
You have to change the name of your wordpress folder to studentportal.com
I have set up a link shortener website using YOURLS and I installed the plugin Preview URL (by Ozh, the coder). Link here:
https://github.com/YOURLS/YOURLS/wiki/Plugin-%3D-Preview-URL
However, I would like to edit that plugin to force a preview for every URL. I'm not well acquainted with PHP, and I couldn't find a viable solution online (the only other similar plugin doesn't exist anymore). If someone could give me a hand to get this finished, I would really appreciate it.
I am currently working on a project documentation site for an OSS PHP project. Presently all of the docs are written in Markdown and stored as separate files.
I would really like to keep the core documentation as static files within the project so that they can be downloaded and used as well as read on my website. But on the website, I'd like to render those pages from within a CMS.
In addition to presenting the code docs, I also want to provide a forum for discussion and a blog.
Wordpress is what I have experience with, but is there a better system for what I am trying to accomplish specifically?
For Blog and CMS I would suggest stick with Wordpress since you already have experience on it. And as far as Forum is concerned I would suggest SimplePress forum. I have been using it on my Wordpress installation and found it really good. You can see live forum on the link above to see how it looks in real world.
Also Wordpress has several nice plugins like Download Manager that will give you ability to manage your downloads/files.
Can't confirm if wp is the best, but it's certainly good enough.
To include your docs, you'll have to write a plugin, not likely that you will find one existing that does exactly what you want.
For forum, you should find a plugin. Google for posts similar to this to choose a best match.
Firstly Wordpress isn't a framework.
I believe CakePHP has the functionality to load hardcoded pages when they're placed in the webroot folder of the app. I'm unsure as to how they're loaded in regards to routing/templating however.
How to integrate phpbb with a wordpress site. When ever a user registered on my site automatically creates a forum account also. Any body knows the solution for this please help me.
Did you check WP-UNITED
WP-United glues together phpBB forums
and WordPress blogs.
From simple single sign-on, to fully
automatic template integrations,
WP-United can help you create a
fully-featured, compelling community
site.
You can also use the WP phpBB Bridge to syncronize user login for both WordPress and phpBB. You can find more info here : WP phpBB Bridge