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Thanks for the reply, will definitely try it out!

Ok, I think I solved the problem. Thanks anyway.

Thanks scribu, it looks like the previous update does work very well. I did seen the upgrade connection button but it said 0 connections were updated. Anyway, I will update those connections manually since there are just few of them. Thanks again for this great plugin!

That will be lovely! Mentioned your plugin in my post, cheers.

https://themefortress.com/plugins/7-plugins-bbpress-2-32/

Great work, I really like this plugin. One thing to point out, when using the quote code, the link of the username actually links to the ugly URL like ?bbp_user=1 instead of what I have set in the forum setting like xxx/users/username/. Not tested in BP.

Just updated to 0.9.1 and it works like a charm!! Thank you scribu for this great plugin!

Got the same problem before and solved with the help from the tech staffs of my hosting. Simply ask your tech friend to increase the memory limit of your account on the hosting server and it should be fine.

Does not seem to work but anyway, I think I found a way to implement it using conditional get_post_custom_values to output all the necessary custom fields. Thank you very much anyway!

Oops! It seems that I have got it.

Added the following code to the function and it works:
global $post;

I agree, thanks anyway ??

Sorry for the mess. What I want is:

for visitors: if they use the same data as the registered users, then they have to log in before making any comments. It helps to verify whether the visitor is the user himself, if not, the visitor will not be able to comment using that specific data. And this prevents a comment visitor from using a registered user’s data if his is not the user.

for registered users: like the above if he hasn’t logged in.

It seems that the latest version of WP does not have such feature but I found something alike: “Users must be registered and logged in to comment” which does not solve my problem since I still want visitors to comment without register.

Will try it out. Thank you!

Great! Thank you, will have a try.

Actually there’s one good plugin does the job though it’s not an image related one. It’s Dean’s FCKEditor for WordPress. You can use it’s image upload function and browse, create and upload images to different folder (default in wp-content/uploads/images/). In the “Image Properties” tab choose “Browse Server” to do the job. Check out the link:

https://www.deanlee.cn/wordpress/fckeditor-for-wordpress-plugin/