by axew3 » Wed Apr 20, 2016 1:02 pm
It is not properly a fix. It will be an extra addition to documentation for the iframe. As soon is possible (before i will set it up here and you'll se how it work, adding only few lines into phpBB root .htaccess file) an easy documentation and how to about:
using the power of Apache Mod_Rewrite to correct redirect users inside embedded iframe WP template in case:
1) user fail password: so if the login is done on phpBB side, the user is redirected to full phpBB url.
2) links on email that are sent by phpBB to inform about new replies, pass change etc. All these links on email are pointing to full phpBB URL as the above case.
... follow ... report with a reply some other case ...
With apache Mod_Rewrite, all these problems are solved in 3 4 lines of directives. So user experience about phpBB template embedded inside WordPress, will be full, and really complete.
[size=115]It is not properly a fix. It will be an extra addition to documentation for the iframe. As soon is possible (before i will set it up here and you'll se how it work, adding only few lines into phpBB root .htaccess file) an easy documentation and how to about:
using the power of [b]Apache Mod_Rewrite[/b] to correct redirect users inside embedded iframe WP template in case:
1) user fail password: so if the login is done on phpBB side, the user is redirected to full phpBB url.
2) links on email that are sent by phpBB to inform about new replies, pass change etc. All these links on email are pointing to full phpBB URL as the above case.
... follow ... report with a reply some other case ...
With apache Mod_Rewrite, all these problems are solved in 3 4 lines of directives. So user experience about phpBB template embedded inside WordPress, will be full, and really complete.[/size]