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in sp-startup/sp-load-site.php, comment out this line of code:
add_action('template_redirect', 'sp_404');
and see if that helps...
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OK, I went ahead and did this. Afterwards, I was still able to load the forum index page, but when I tried to go into any of the forums, I got a 404 error. That said, it didn't trigger the usual rewrite rules issue that normally happens when I go into a forum off the index page (and therefore WooCommerce still worked). So, not a fix since it seems to disable the forum resolving properly, but maybe useful in continuing the troubleshooting process?
Thanks,
Derek
might be one more thing needed... can you go to forum - integration - page and permalink and reset the forum permalink on that panel? and then try again... rules might have already been dumped...
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After doing this, the forums loaded properly, but unfortunately the rewrite rules got messed up again as before, once the forum loaded. I tried commenting out the line above it also (separately) that added the rewrite rules for SimplePress but then nothing loaded.
Any other ideas?
Derek
If all has failed... AND either woo-commerce OR simple:press work on their own then I think perhaps the next stage is to find out how woo-commerce are storing and flushing the rewrite rules they create so we can compare the two to try and find why they are not cohabiting. Although - as I said before - I know we have had users with both in the past.
So are you able to fund out how and when wo-commerce set up and/or flush the rewrite rules - ie.., when and under what conditions?
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Thanks for your help so far with this. Given that SimplePress normally works with Woocommerce, I decided that it's probably a specific configuration issue I have, probably around another plugin too, rather an issue with SimplePress per se. So I hired a developer to take a look at the situation across the whole site and with all the plugins and they seem to have been able to resolve it. Still testing, but thanks again for the help with this issue. I realized it's an issue that falls outside the help you guys should need to provide.
Derek
I've been digging into their fix and it's not quite as elegant as I'd like. I don't think they really got to the bottom of the exact issue, other than that when deleting a previous plugin some rewrite rules were left over which conflicted with other ones. Unclear why the forum was triggering this. But they basically rigged a flush rules to run whenever loading certain plugins. This works, but will be memory intensive. I'm working on getting a better solution, but right now it's just this workaround.
Derek
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