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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: subscriber profile

    OK, never mind that edit, I think I was just sitting up working too late, not realizing my head went to bed hours earlier…

    But in addition to including Subscribers to these author pages, I would like to see this author thing move up a level, to the main “Root Blog” if you will.

    Right now, I have installed my blog under /wpmu. I have one blog as /wpmu/blog1 and another as /wpmu/blog2. So, if admin1 posts an entry under say blog1, you can only access his profile page under /wpmu/blog1 at URL /wpmu/blog1/author/admin1.

    I would love to get his profile page accessible under /wpmu/author/admin1, meaning at “root level”. I don’t know if this could be achieved by mod_rewrite or something, but I have no idea how.

    Further more, since these author pages are blog dependent as far as posts go, if you visit /wpmu/blog2/author/admin1 there will be no content, since he never posted on blog2. But he, and any subscribers I tested with, have access to post comments on both (I guess ALL) blogs, by signing up.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: subscriber profile

    This is great. I’ve started to edit the default Archive page, but what I’d like to do is to include “subscribers” who have posted comments, but I can’t figure out how to do that. Anyone feeling clever?

    Thanks

    Oh, and Edit: codersteve, when using that code to get around the 404, my post url’s, comments and what nots gets a 404 instead.

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