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Deadpan11 , I followed your guide and it worked excellent, however I had to keep the hash on:
$bb->logged_in_cookie = ‘wordpress_logged_in_’;
Setup, http://forums.domain.com & http://domain.com
I can now log in via the forums, and access both admin panels, and via wp, and still access both. If I log out of either, I am logged out of both.
Thanks _ck_ – I’ll do as suggested…….
P.S. At cafepress.com you can design your own bumper sticker! I’ve made a few of my own t-shirts that way…..perfect for when you know just what you want but can’t find it anywhere….
People who insist on perfect validation need to find more productive things to do with their time, there’s alot of code out there that needs to be written!
Good point
TrishaM, if you are using bb-tweaks.php you can just add the above code to the bottom of it and disable the target_blank filter. But it will work either way.
lstelie, there is another problem with using javascript as it increases the amount of time before the page is ready. If you are going to throw in rel=”external” you might as well do target. (In fact, you don’t even need rel=”external” as you can scan the domain for each link with javascript on the fly.) But I assure you that target will be supported in browsers ten years from now, maybe even twenty. People who insist on perfect validation need to find more productive things to do with their time, there’s alot of code out there that needs to be written!
Throw off the shackles of validation!
(I need that as a bumper sticker)
Okay this one is testing working.
For anyone else that wants to use this, you have to replace the domain name by hand. It’s hardcoded for speed, sorry.
All other target=”_blank” plugins should be uninstalled. Any existing links with target=”_blank” will be left in place for performance since target is not added by bbPress by default.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Target Nofollow External Only
Description: append target="_blank" and rel="nofollow" only on external links
Plugin URI:
Author: _ck_
Version: 0.0.1
*/
add_filter('post_text', 'target_nofollow_external_only',999); // unfortunately we have to do this on every page load and not in pre_post
function target_nofollow_external_only( $text ) {
$domain="travel-writers-exchange.com"; // domain to exclude from target and nofollow
$text = preg_replace('|<a (.*)rel=['"]nofollow['"](.+)?>|iU','<a $1$2>', $text); // strip ALL nofollow
$text = preg_replace('|<a (?
[^>]+http
//))(?!([^>]+'.$domain.'))(.+)>|iU', '<a $3 rel="nofollow" target="_blank">', $text); // add back in when needed
return $text;
}
?>I’m not happy about the performance of this technique because it has to be done in post_text for every time a page is displayed, but there’s no other easy way around bbPress/WordPress’s unfortunate use of make_clickable with hardcoded “nofollow” in post_text.
Topic: Customize Topic Labels
In bb-includes/formatting-functions.php the values of the closed and sticky labels are hard coded:
function bb_closed_label( $label ) {
global $topic;
if ( '0' === $topic->topic_open )
return sprintf(__('[closed] %s'), $label);
return $label;
}I want to change ‘closed’ to ‘Read Only’. I know I can just hack the file, but there should be a way to use theme functions and I’m just not thawed out enough to think of it.
Here’s a quick tip for anyone running an integrated WP+BB setup…
Sometimes you’ll find users who haven’t been properly mapped into bbPress roles, so here is a quick MySQL statement to make them all members:
insert into wp_usermeta (user_id, meta_key, meta_value) select user_id, 'bb_capabilities' as meta_key, 'a:1:{s:6:"member";b:1;}' as meta_value from wp_usermeta where user_id not in (select user_id from wp_usermeta where meta_key = 'bb_capabilities') group by user_id;(It adds a bb_capabilities record to the wp_usermeta table for each user who doesn’t have one. Thus, broken accounts become members. Yay!)
Have fun.
Well we could cheat and make the plugin skip links that have your domain name or no
http://in it.function bb_target_blank( $text ) {
$text = preg_replace('|<a (?=http//)(?!travel-writers-exchange.com)(.+?)>|i', '<a $3 rel="nofollow" target="_blank">', $text);
return $text;
}This is untested.
It’s a fancy regex feature called negative lookahead.
Try it and see what happens.
Doing nofollow for only externals is essentially the same thing, I’ve added it to the replacement above.Make sure you have no additional tweaks for nofollow. I don’t think it’s on by default? If so, try
remove_filter('post_text', 'bb_rel_nofollow');
remove_filter('pre_post', 'bb_rel_nofollow');
