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11-21-2011, 04:39 PM
Hi folks,
I've got a wordpress installation in the /wordpress folder on an otherwise html web site.
My permalink structure is /%category%/%postname%/ -- not /%postname%/ as you recommend. The blog has been up a while and changing the permalink structure would result in any links pointing to my blog posts to well... You know.
What would seem ideal to me is be able to use the existing blog and permalink structure and use DAP to protect new membership content I'll be putting up.
Will that work? If not, what do you suggest? If the permalink structure I have will break specific DAP features--which ones?
I'm planning to also use vBulletin and have forums tied in as well.
Keith
I've got a wordpress installation in the /wordpress folder on an otherwise html web site.
My permalink structure is /%category%/%postname%/ -- not /%postname%/ as you recommend. The blog has been up a while and changing the permalink structure would result in any links pointing to my blog posts to well... You know.
What would seem ideal to me is be able to use the existing blog and permalink structure and use DAP to protect new membership content I'll be putting up.
Will that work? If not, what do you suggest? If the permalink structure I have will break specific DAP features--which ones?
I'm planning to also use vBulletin and have forums tied in as well.
Keith