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Vanilla ProxyConnect

TimTim Vanilla Staff
edited July 2010 in Vanilla 2.0 - 2.8
Vanilla ProxyConnect

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  • HamedHamed
    Awesome!
    I have to check this out!
  • flobsterflobster
    Did anyone got this working? I tried on my local xampp with both fresh installations of wp2.9 and the latest vanilla2 without success. As soon as I enable Single Sign-on in vanilla, my vanilla forum seems to be inaccessible (white page, loading forever) and I can't log in to wordpress anymore (always get redirected to login-form after entering user & password).
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    @flobster - try deleting your existing cookies for WordPress & Vanilla. Are your WordPress & Vanilla installations on the same domain?
  • nautheznauthez
    Where can I download wordpress 2.9? The current stable version is 2.8.4 for me.
  • nautheznauthez
    Also, I installed it using wordpress 2.8.3, and I get the following when I try to change the plugin settings in vanilla:
    http://area51.bluehaze.org/forum/error.html
    It's a static page.
  • flobsterflobster
    @nauthez - you can get the latest development version here: http://wordpress.org/download/nightly/
    @Mark - that's what I did: clear cookies and close the browser. Does it matter where vanilla is installed? Currently I have a folder 'wpdev' (so on my machine, wordpress is at 'http://localhost/wpdev'), and within a sub folder, vanilla2 is installed ('http://localhost/wpdev/vanilla').
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    @flobster - Hmmm. Strange. I thought it might be cookie related, but it might also be related to the fsock call that Vanilla makes to your WordPress AuthenticateUrl.

    Oh, and it should really work with WP 2.8.x also...
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    It shouldn't matter where Vanilla is installed in relation to WP - it only matters that they're on the same domain (or related subdomains) like domain.com and forum.domain.com or wp.domain.com
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    The fsock calls can be a pain. It's really what took the longest for me to get sorted out (about 4 hours). I'm concerned that different web servers respond differently to the request depending on the headers defined. If you want to see what I'm talking about, check out the fsock call here:

    http://github.com/lussumo/Garden/blob/master/library/core/class.handshakeauthenticator.php#L119

    You can see I've got some debugging code there to spit out the headers being sent and the response received...
  • flobsterflobster
    Thanks @Mark, guess I'll have to give it a try 'in the wild'. When using the addon on localhost, there seems to be no proper defined domain. I realised the value 'Cookie Domain' in my vanilla config being blank, however inserting various values didn't make a difference.
  • yannyann
    Any chance of a port to Vanilla 1?
  • MarkMark Vanilla Staff
    Vanilla 1 was built with a different sso scheme in mind. I don't have time to try this kind of a port for Vanilla 1, but anyone is welcome to give it a shot...
  • ToddTodd Vanilla Staff
    I got this to work fine on localhost with leaving the domain blank. I am pretty sure that if Vanilla is in a subfolder of Wordpress then they can share cookies just fine.
  • syndicmansyndicman New
    It works for me too on localhost.
    Very nice module. I didn't know what CMS to choose for my new site but know vanilla/wordpress is a lot more appealing.

    Keep up the good work !
  • flobsterflobster
    Still no luck on that add-on. Maybe this special issue is Vista-related. I remember having heard of certain difficulties concerning fsock calls.
  • jonobr1jonobr1
    is there an example of this online somewhere?
  • Flam9Flam9
    You can check mine out. Still working on the site so don't hate <3
    http://xblreview.com <- blog
    http://xblreview.com <- forum

    This addon integrates the forum's login into the blog's login... so the blog's login is the only interface.
  • TerminalAddictTerminalAddict New
    halp :)
    from conf/config.php
    $Configuration['Garden']['Authenticator']['AuthenticateUrl'] = 'http://tivocentral.co.nz/wp-login.php';
    $Configuration['Garden']['Authenticator']['SignInUrl'] = 'http://tivocentral.co.nz/wp-login.php';
    $Configuration['Garden']['Authenticator']['SignOutUrl'] = 'http://tivocentral.co.nz/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=b8247aca7e';
    $Configuration['Garden']['Authenticator']['RegisterUrl'] = 'http://tivocentral.co.nz/wp-login.php?action=register';

    http://tivocentral.co.nz/vanilla/

    using WP 2.8.4 .... doesn't seem to work :(
  • TerminalAddictTerminalAddict New
    I've disabled single sign on in the mean time.
    I've tried different combinations of URLs etc.

    IS it that I am not using WP 2.9 perhaps?
  • TerminalAddictTerminalAddict New
    ok here's an update:

    2 questions:

    1.

    I have it working :) yay! (the step about uploading stuff to wordpress isn't very clear)

    once logged in the "edit my account" and "change my password" links are incorrect.

    I've found this in the source:

    applications/garden/controllers/profile.php: $SideMenu->AddLink('Options', 'Edit My Account', '/profile/edit', FALSE, array('class' => 'Popup'));

    Is there a way to over write these without tampering with the source files?

    2.

    How do I "administer" the forum? I'm logged in as an admin in wordpress, but don't have access to the admin of vanilla.

    and slightly relate, has anyone messed about with theme integration?
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