<p>WP-SMF-Bridge is a simple user registration and logon bridge between WordPress and Simple Machine Forum.  To get this working, it is highly recommended that you have a fresh, unmodified install of SMF 1.1 or higher installed and running alongside an install of WordPress.  It must be installed in a subdirectory under your WP install and should not be being accessed through a sumdomain.  For example, if your website’s address is mysite.mydomain.com, your forums should be somewhere like mysite.mydomain.com/myforum.  Also, WordPress must be able to access your SMF configuration files, otherwise it won’t work!</p>
<p>Please do keep in mind that this is a new plugin, and has not been thoroughly tested yet – and should probably not be used on a production website!  I am not responsible for any data loss that might occur through your use of this plugin!  Please see the plugin’s website for a bug-tracker and bug reporting system!  If you find a problem, let me know about it so that it may be fixed.  If you want to see a feature added, let me know about it so that I may add it!</p>


SMF Bridge

User registration and login bridge between Wordpress and Simple Machine Forum

SchattenMann

<p>Automatically posts wordpress post to a SMF board.</p>
<p>WPSMF adds WordPress posts as topics in SimpleMachines Forum 2.x, and allows to put a link to the topic below the WordPress post.</p>
<p>Contains a Synchronize utility for latter use if WP already contains posts.</p>
<p>In order to use you need to provide your SMF (local) Path and map WP users to SMF user ID.</p>
<p>Also only posts in Categories with a corresponding SMF board ID are Synch.</p>
<h4>WP COMMENT EXPORT IS IN BETA. PLEASE USE IT CAREFULLY</h4>
<h4>Script tested up to 15000 comments exported without problems!</h4>
<h4>Main features:</h4>
<pre><code>* SMF post is added when the WordPress post is published
* SMF post is updated any time the WP post is updated
* SMF Comment is added when the WordPress post is published
* SMF Comment is updated any time the WP post is updated
* It is possible to show the link to the topic bellow WordPress Post
* It is possible to map a WP Category to a SMF Topic
* It is possible to map a WP User to a SMF User
* Supports all HTML
* Include a "check all" option when using the "synchronize" menu
* Option to remove WP posts from SMF
* Remove trackback and pings from comment export
* Option to enable/disable auto post function
* Fancy filtering option on export utility
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<h4>Admin page options:</h4>
<pre><code>* WP Category to SMF Board ID to post to
* WP User to SMF User ID to set the post author
* SMF Forum path
* Link from WordPress to Forum text
* Choose SMF Charset
* Enable/Disable auto post
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<h4>To Do List:</h4>
<pre><code>* work with SMF 1.1.11
* Export WP Users to SMF
* Export WP Categories to SMF
* Create uninstall script
* Import from SMF to WP
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<h4>Is it broken?</h4>
<p>Tell me where so i can fix it!</p>
<h4>Don’t you like it?</h4>
<p>Tell me why so i can improve it!</p>
<h4>Do you like it?</h4>
<p>What’s missing so you love it?</p>
<h4>Do you love it?</h4>
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WPSMF – WordPress to SMF

Automatically posts wordpress post to a SMF board.

SMF Bridge vs WPSMF – WordPress to SMF