tbaker2500

No, I just fixed the DNS to not append www, and when I follow your instructions, after logging in, then going back to uploads.drabblecast.org/wp-admin, it going back to the login screen with the URL of:
https://www.drabblecast.org/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fuploads.drabblecast.org%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1

(At least it didn’t have www appended anymore to uploads.drabblecast.org)

Thanks
Tom

Thanks for the help, Hax.
I must be dense, or something is configured differently.
I do exactly as you say. It does, in fact, redirect me to https://www.drabblecast.org at that point. However, when I go directly to uploads.drabblecast.org/wp-admin, it directs me again to a login page with this URL:
https://www.drabblecast.org/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.uploads.drabblecast.org%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1

So I’m thinking that part of the problem here, is since I’m using Dreamhost’s DNS, and with Cloudflare enabled it appends www to everything, that’s mixing things up?

Also, in WordPress’s setup, I have both the URL’s set as https://www.drabblecast.org, rather than drabblecast.org. Would that make a difference?

Hm, we’re getting two things confused.

The login issue is with me trying a non-cloudflare server subdomain, uploads.drabblecast.org. WordPress redirects uploads.drabblecast.org/wp-admin to https://www.drabblecast.org/wpadmin.

With Page Rules, I just tried uploading a 60meg file and it still failed. Does Page Rules remove cloudflare services? Or will it still suffer the same 50meg limit?

Thanks,
Tom

No ideas on my problem, Damon? I really want cloudflare to work, but I can’t use it unless I can log wordpress admin with a subdomain.

I set up uploads.drabblecast.org (not cloudflared) to mirror drabblecast.org(cloudflared). It all works fine, until I try to log into the admin panel (/wp-admin/). At which point, WordPress seems to purposely redirect me upon logging in to https://www.drabblecast.org/wp-admin/.

Is there ANY way to allow me a non-cloudflared login to the admin panel? Otherwise, cloudlfare seems useless to me since I can’t upload the needed files.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Tom

I turned off auto minify and rocket loader. Seems to work except for upload sizes.

Ah, I was being daft. I simply inserted a “More” tag into the post directly above the call to HungryFEED. Then on the main page it shows the post up to “more”, but not the RSS. Then when you go to a single entry or click more, the HungryFEED rss gets called exactly as desired.

Many thanks for helping me!
Tom

Maybe I’m misunderstanding, then.

I have a wordpress prodcast and a phpBB forum. I’m disabling any commenting in wordpress. The blogroll should contain latest episodes. When the episode is clicked, you get taken to the single entry page. At this point I’d like to use HungryFEED to display forum posts taken from that episode discussion on phpBB.

However, I’d like to prevent those comments from being shown for each episode on the blogroll, for design reasons.

My understanding is that the HungryFEED template can be chosen per shortcode, however, it will always appear in an entry regardless if that entry is being displayed on the blogroll or viewed as a single entry. Is this correct?

Thanks!
Tom

Thank you for the reply!
I’m fairly new to wordpress, therefor am quite dumb about many things.

If I understand correctly, wouldn’t this same javascript be called whether the blogroll of a single page is displayed? Since the template can only be specified once.
So the javascript would have to do the determining of what page is being displayed?

Thanks
Tom