WordPress 4.0 and Vanilla Forums Plugin?

[MrShawnTierney]

I had the plugin working great (without validation that is)

SSO worked, Comment Integration worked, life was good.

Then I updated to WordPress 4.0 because of the ever present “please update” notice on the top of my blog 🙁 Big mistake.

Not only did the comment integration stop working for new posts, disabling comment integration doesn’t totally disable it 🙁

I had posts with several comments showing as “no comments” and the link to #vanilla-comments was still present even with comment integration disabled.

I would very much like to find a way to get this plugin working with 4.0, or even hear about someone using 4.0 with this plugin successfully…

https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/vanilla-forums/

[lvez]

Hi MrShawn

We’ve made a note to check v4.0 compatibility issues.

You can also post to http://vanillaforums.org/discussions to get support from our open source community.

Best,
Luc

[davidinottawa]

Hey Shawn – I’m in the same boat.

Ivez – is there a support company that we can pay to get this issue fixed ?

I can’t get rid of this error :
Couldn’t find a Vanfilla Forum at this url :/

PHP Version 5.4.32
curl enabled
wordpress and vanilla installed on the same server / same domain

[MrShawnTierney]

Hi Ivez,

Thanks for your comment, and BTW I did:

http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/28154/vanilla-forum-comment-integration-stops-working-after-wordpress-4-0-upgrade

Sadly, without WP 4.0 support I’ve having to say goodbye to Vanilla 🙁 and move to another forum software package.

PS – Best of luck David!

Shawn

[Dream Catcher]

It seems the latest version of Vanilla forums and the plugin works but you first have to go to your vanilla dashboard and enabled embedding for the sync to work.

[wordpressnetwork]

I have the same problem. Embedding is enabled but the URL is not recognized.

Funny though: the old embed script with the seperate plug still works – although deactivated. Only when completely deleted nothing gets embedded.

What can we do to make it work?