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Thread: How do I setup sharing users between classipress and a forum?

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    How do I setup sharing users between classipress and a forum?

    I will be installing on the same site:
    - word press multi user (WPMU),
    - forums (phpBB or bbpress, or simple press -- but if on the same domain I prefer to go with bbpress I think.....)
    - classipress

    Can the users who signup for the forums have the same profile in the classipress classifieds and the forum? If so would I have to install the forum as a sub directory?

    I was hoping to install the forum on a subdomain to prevent conflicts, but then I think it would not work to share profile info with the forums and classifeds.

    What is your recommendation?

    Thank you for the awesome word you do!

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    Some users have tested simple press to work with Classipress and since simple press is just a plugin the profiles would just be the same.
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