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  • Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Plugin: SMF Bridge] Issue Tracking
    gabberm

    (@gabberm)

    16 years, 6 months ago

    Hi JonnyFunFun,
    Thanks for your comment and the notice regarding SMF version 1.1 – I tried it first with a fresh installation of SMF version 2.1:

    • Installation went fine without any problems
    • Setup within WordPress 2.8.5 and 2.8.6 worked flawlessly

    However, as soon as I clicked on to manual sync, the message for successfuly synchronisation appeared along with some php error messages – but nothing was synchronised at all. I figured out that there are some minor changes to SMF version 2.1 in the table users and the field names which have been changed.

    So I tried it with SMF version 1.1.10 (german):

    • Installation went fine without any problems
    • Setup within WordPress 2.8.5 and 2.8.6 worked flawlessly

    Manual synchronisation took a bit longer than as with SMF version 2.1 – but no user was synchronised. I tried to login to an already logged in WordPress user and wasn’t able to login to SMF version 1.1.10.

    So I tried it with registering a new user in WordPress – upon registering the user I received an error message (don’t remember exact what it was, sorry for my lazyness) the user was registered within wordpress but not within SMF – the newly registered user could log in to wordpress but not to SMF.

    I tried it also the other way around: Registering the user within SMF version 1.1.10:
    the user was registered within SMF, where as it wasn’t registered within wordpress. The user could log on within SMF but not within wordpress.

    Please note, I’m not complaining at all – I like this plugin and the idea behind and I’m trying to give as much as information I can give for debugging and testing this plugin!

    Please let me know if you need any additional information. I will try then to provide them as soon as possible if I can 😉

    @macmend
    Hmm, on which version of wordpress and which version of SMF did you try the plugin?
    Was it a fresh installation of WordPress and SMF?

    with best regards,
    GabberM

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Plugin: SMF Bridge] Issue Tracking
    gabberm

    (@gabberm)

    16 years, 6 months ago

    Hi JonnyFunFun,

    Thanks for your reply and your answer and of course no problem at all regarding postponing the milestone. I mean you injured your hand and that’s of course a reason, but I’m very glad to hear, that you’re still working on it. Just pay attention to your hand when you’re writing a lot 😉

    I also think there is a great demand for such a plugin, as a lot of wordpress users do also use smf rather than any commercial forum software due to the reason smf doesn’t cost anything 😉

    I’m looking forward to hear soon some news and I wish you all the best.

    Best regards,
    GabberM

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [Plugin: SMF Bridge] Issue Tracking
    gabberm

    (@gabberm)

    16 years, 7 months ago

    Hi JonnyFunFun,
    I’m also looking forward to the updated release. Unfortunately you announced a milestone for November 07th 2009 on your issue tracker and there was no release.

    May I ask if you are still working on it? Maybe I may also ask for an approximately ETA?

    Thanks in advance for your feedback and your answers!

    With best regards,
    GabberM

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