Users belong to your WordPress site not to Simple:Press. Simple:Press is just a WordPress plugin.

We DO add a user table called ‘sfmembers’ to hold specific forum user data but basically we are using the WordPress users and usermeta tables.

I am not aware of any simple method of tying together two disparate WordPress installs but it might be worth a search through the wp plugin repository or some of the guru’s out there on the internet. if you find a good way of doing to i would quite like to hear about it actually…

Yellow Swordfish said
Users belong to your WordPress site not to Simple:Press. Simple:Press is just a WordPress plugin.

We DO add a user table called ‘sfmembers’ to hold specific forum user data but basically we are using the WordPress users and usermeta tables.

I am not aware of any simple method of tying together two disparate WordPress installs but it might be worth a search through the wp plugin repository or some of the guru’s out there on the internet. if you find a good way of doing to i would quite like to hear about it actually…

Welllllll coudn’t have been easier !!!!!!!!!!!

To export search for plugin – Export User Data by Q Studio – export as csv file.

To import   ”       ”     ”     – Members Import by Manish Kumar Agerwal

Oh yes – export and import is no problem at all. You don’t even really need a plugin for that with basic mySQL knowledge. I was talking about dual and cross-site logins. That’s where things get difficult…