Neha wilas (@rachana7)

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  • Neha wilas
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    @rachana7

    You can update your .htaccess something like.
    RewriteEngine On

    # Redirect forum index URLs to shortcoded pages
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/forum-index$
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /shortcoded-page [L,R=301]
    
    # Exception: Exclude specific paths from redirection
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/forum1$
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/forum2$
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ - [L]
    

    With these rules, any request to /forum-index will be redirected to /shortcoded-page, except for requests to /forum1 and /forum2 which will not be redirected.


    Neha wilas
    Participant

    @rachana7

    Disable the “Forum Root Slug” option in WordPress admin:

    Go to “Settings” → “Permalinks” in the WordPress admin area.
    Locate the “Forum Root Slug” option and remove its value or set it to an empty field.
    Save the changes.
    Update the permalink structure:

    After removing the “Forum Root Slug” value, click the “Save Changes” button in the “Settings” → “Permalinks” section.
    This action refreshes the permalink structure and updates the URLs.
    Update rewrite rules (if necessary):

    If you experience URL routing issues or encounter 404 errors, you may need to update the rewrite rules.
    Go to “Settings” → “Permalinks” again and click the “Save Changes” button.
    This step regenerates the rewrite rules and resolves any potential conflicts.
    Update links and references:

    Check internal links, navigation menus, or any references to the forum pages.
    Make sure they are updated to reflect the new URLs without the “/forum” slug.


    Neha wilas
    Participant

    @rachana7

    Use conditional logic to display the shortcode only when it’s not within the tab content.

    In reply to: Ajax bbpress reply

    Neha wilas
    Participant

    @rachana7

    Using JavaScript or a library like jQuery, create an Ajax request. To process the request, create a server-side endpoint (for instance, a PHP file). In the server-side code, retrieve the content of the response from the database. Then, return the response’s content in JSON or HTML format. Using the obtained content, modify the HTML elements on the website using JavaScript.
    Hope this help you.


    Neha wilas
    Participant

    @rachana7

    Here’s a concise list of plugins you can associate with bbPress for registration and login forms:

    1.Ultimate Member
    2.Profile Builder
    3.WPForms
    4.RegistrationMagic

    These plugins offer alternative options to the default WordPress form and provide customization features for registration and login forms.


    Neha wilas
    Participant

    @rachana7

    ok I will try for install bbpress.

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