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Hi,limecity!

I'm trying to add XOOPS Comment System option to WordPress modlule, now.

But, it's not so easy, to keep compatibility for my current users.

Please wait for a while, may be one month.

Regards.

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The admin has to manually change their level, now.

WordPress user accounts are not fully integrated with XOOPS user accounts so that you may say ,now.
But, WordPress user accounts are semi-automatically created following way.

1. The XOOPS User who installed WordPress module will registerd as a administrator

2. Other XOOPS Users will get WordPress user accounts when they select a "Submit blog" menu at first time.
Their WordPres userlevel depends on which XOOPS group they blong to.
WordPress userlevel is matched with a XOOPS group on a module admin screen.

Once a WordPress user account is created, if you want to chage WordPress userlevel, you have to chenge userlevel on a WordPress Users Menu.

WordPress userlevel 0 means, he has no rights to post.
WordPress userlevel 1 means, he has rights to post.
WordPress userlevel 2 means, he has rights to post and can edit userlevel 1 members posts.
WordPress userlevel 10 means, he has rights to admin.

Hi, Gaetan!
I just prepared 'Contact Form' in my site just now.
Please visit my site and fill out contact form.
I'll reply to your message after a while.

Direct Link URL is [Contact Form]

Regards.

Hi. Kalobotz!
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I regret that it is impossible to add excerpts in the "Recent Posts" Block with a way that you said.
If you want to add it, you will need to modify "wp_recent_posts.php".
I am going to try adding a block option so that this block can show excerpts　in the near future.

I couldn't find a minical.inc.php file in my WordPress module.
But I found same TYPO in the xmlrpc.php file.

Regards.

Hi, limecity!

WordPress user accounts are not fully integrated with XOOPS user accounts so that you may say ,now.
But, WordPress user accounts are semi-automatically created following way.

1. The XOOPS User who installed WordPress module will registerd as a administrator

2. Other XOOPS Users will get WordPress user accounts when they select a "Submit blog" menu at first time.
Their WordPres userlevel depends on which XOOPS group they blong to.
WordPress userlevel is matched with a XOOPS group on a module admin screen.

Once a WordPress user account is created, if you want to chage WordPress userlevel, you have to chenge userlevel on a WordPress Users Menu.

WordPress userlevel 0 means, he has no rights to post.
WordPress userlevel 1 means, he has rights to post.
WordPress userlevel 2 means, he has rights to post and can edit userlevel 1 members posts.
WordPress userlevel 10 means, he has rights to admin.