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Question

What is the best forum for CMS wordpress?

Jul 12, 2013 2:01AM PDT

Hey

I am using WordPress CMS to design my website and it's hosted in GoDaddy under a paid domain name that's why I am looking for a free forum to use it but under my website URL and my website design. please let me know which forum will fit my needs

ty

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Maybe the CNET Web Design forum BUT
Jul 12, 2013 2:09AM PDT

But posts with web links to sites are often treated as spam so you have to be careful about the question and link.

I can't decipher your question but I'm guessing you want to run a forum at your site and write such using Wordpress CMS. Let's see if a google finds that.

https://www.google.com/search?q=forum+for+wordpress+cms and the first hit at http://codex.wordpress.org/User:Lastnode/Wordpress_CMS covers this very well about the issues.

As what I would write is duplicated at the two links I gave, I'll stop here.
Bob

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ty :D
Jul 12, 2013 2:23AM PDT

Thanks for ur reply Grin

my question was that I wanted to have a forum in my website but under my domain name and my web design not like phpbb forums.

and I already searched in these links but I didn't find a useful answer that's why I asked here to know if someone tried a forum and would advice me with it. and BTW, I tried tal.ki and it was good but the problem that the free version doesn't have very good features as the paid ones

ty

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Under your domain name.
Jul 12, 2013 3:30AM PDT

That should not be a question. As you own the domain you can put anything, anywhere you want (unless the web host isn't offering something you didn't tell.)

As to "not like phpbb forums" then you get your programming hat on and create your forum software. I am encountering new web master folk that are not programmers and might think that all has been created and written but as they soon figure out, sometimes you get to create your own.

However why would you elect to do that? You would have to re-invent what is essentially a wheel.
Bob