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Old 01-07-2009, 08:40 AM
Wired4Film Wired4Film is offline
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Default Simple:Press forum plugin works great with this theme

Brian et al,

Just letting you know that I just installed the Simple:Press Plugin on my new site (http://www.wired4film.com/inside/forum/) and it loaded great! Took me a
couple hours to go through all the setttings to tweak and setup my groups and
forums and User parameters, but it's VERY intuitive.

I like that it accesses the same User registration info that wordpress is using so
they don't have to login under two different IDs.

So, if you're looking to add free and easy FORUMS to your Magazine:Church Theme, I'd recommend
this one...(no, they're not payin' me...I don't owe them a thing..but as I'm putting together
the puzzle pieces to make this site, I want to pass along if something works really
well....or vice versa!)

http://simplepressforum.com/

cheers......................./d
 

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