snowcrash

You could try this plugin
https://www.happypoet.com/hackery/wphpbb-login

Hello

Well I was actually moving the site but did it in a half a**ed way, and should have read the instructions more carefully.
Thanks for the additional link.

Been waiting for something like this that works.
It looks good. Will try it out ??

Thanks!

There’s now also very good instructions on how to integrate WP with Vanilla in terms of users only needing to log in once.

https://lussumo.com/docs/doku.php?id=vanilla:integration:wordpress

If you haven’t checked out Vanilla it’s seriously worth taking a look. Rather different from most other forums, and in many respects it’s a bit like a blog ??

Ok, it seems like an earlier funkypenguin plugin has been updated and works with the latest phplist

While still in beta, seems to work.
Download from (you need to be registered)
https://www.funkypenguin.co.za/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=11

Check the thread for installation
https://www.funkypenguin.co.za/forums/wordpress-plugins/t-installation-question-php-list-and-wp-47.html

This post on a phplist forum appears to offer a way of some kind of basic integration (which looks fine on the second posters website).

https://forums.phplist.com/viewtopic.php?p=18288#18288

Though I can’t follow the solution either – can anyone help?

Cooldown: using a text editor such as notepad, copy the text and save as unmanage.php. Then upload into your plugins folder & activate like any other plugin. (You need the role manager plugin too).

Mellis: I think this ‘dirty’ hack can get rid of the Manage menu for non-Admins. Open file menu.php found in WP-admin folder, and cut & replace the first 3 $menu[ ] lines with this:

$menu[0] = array(__(‘Dashboard’), ‘manage_options’, ‘index.php’);
$menu[5] = array(__(‘Write’), ‘edit_posts’, ‘post.php’);
$menu[10] = array(__(‘Manage’), ‘manage_options’, ‘edit.php’);

remember to back up the original file.

Is there a better way to achieve this?

Did you solve this?

This error may be due to your host using windows (something I read on the plugin authors comments page).

I get this kind of error when using xamp (for testing WP) on my windows pc

Just a gentle ‘bump’ to this thread to encourage marke1, as I too am eagerly awaiting this awesome plugin

After having waded through other type of subscription plugins, and numerous ‘free’ web-services, phplist seems like the most robust solution out there for a solid mailing list.
I understand, it can also be set up for auto delivery via a rss feed

Don’t you have to make the directory these files are in writeable? And I thought these files were automatically created?

Have you tried this widgetized mod of blix

• https://www.webbleyou.com/2006-04-17-blix-theme-for-wordpress-widgetized-version

Hi

I did try removing that before, but it does not work.
That code does not seem to actually produce the link text displayed as ‘permanent post to link’ on the front page.

On the single page, it is not there

The index.php file for minimaplus is at

• https://pastebin.com/682866

any help would be appreciated

This is an old post, but I’ve just been looking at minimaplus to use, and in the header.php file, it seems to have 3 open <div> ??

I’ve also tried zookada and it works very well and can be customized.

Presently it’s beta, and after contacting them, I was informed that it is likely that context sensitive ads will be placed in your outgoing messages (which puts me off). Otherwise a very robust solution and certainly takes the headache of updating plugins/fixing things.

You could try the mailing list plugin 4.0b

• https://gerard.ly.free.fr/index.php?page=wordpress

There’s v. little documentation, but it has a feature that allows admin to send out manual emails to users who subscribe (and another function to send out an automatic digest message for 1 – 10 posts of new posts, which users can subscribe to separately).

I managed to hack it so visitors can just subscribe to receiving manually sent messages (as I didn’t want the auto feature)

The subscription is done by calling a separate subscribe.php page – I guess you could adapt that, or just put a link to it in your sidebar