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wpForo 1.x.x [Closed] how to seperate and show each forum on its own page?

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(@shani-rozenvaser-2)
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Hi,

I want to show each forum on its own page insted of forums index like it shows on the main forums page (after that i will lock every page with a different password)

how can i do it?

the forums are for high school students and i want to limit the access of each student only to its own class forume. if there is a better way to do it i will love to hear about too.

Thanks!

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Robert
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(@robert)
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You don't need different pages. All forums can be on the same page by only visible for certain Users/Usergroups. For Example:

If you have two forums (cat, forum or subforum), say Class Forum 1 and Class Forum 2 and two users Student 1 and Student 2. You can do this configuration to make a user specific access forums:

1. Create a Class Usergroup 1 Usergroup and attach User 1 to this group (Dashboard > Forums > Usergroup)

2. Create a Class Usergroup 2 Usergroup and attach User 2 to this group (Dashboard > Forums > Usergroup)

 

3. Navigate to Dashboard > Forums > Forums. Edit Class Forum 1 and set permissions:

  • Admin - Full Access
  • Moderator - Moderator
  • Customer - No Access
  • Registered No Access
  • Guests - No access
  • Class Usergroup 1 - Standard Access
  • Class Usergroup 2 - No Access

 

4. Edit Class Forum 2 and set permissions:

  • Admin - Full Access
  • Moderator - Moderator
  • Customer - No Access
  • Registered No Access
  • Guests - No access
  • Class Usergroup 1 - No Access
  • Class Usergroup 2 - Standard Access
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(@shani-rozenvaser-2)
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Thank you vary much for the quick answer!

Is there any way to automate the process of attaching students to their usergroup? maybe by choosing wich class they are part of while register?

or the only way is to add each student manualy using the dashboard?

Robert
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You do Usergroup - Forum Access - Forum configuration one time. But each registered user should be manually attached to correct usergroup. You just need to edit new user and change the Usergroup, all other configurations will be applied to this user automatically.

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(@shani-rozenvaser-2)
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ok thanks a lot !