Add button with link post forum

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

update 2.

Hello,

First of all thank you for this plugin which, once followed by the subject on the configuration, is a real wonder.

I’m trying to create a button with, as URL, the links to the associated forum topic.

It would be in the form of a “global block” or “same button for all post” which I would like not to have to put the url every time.

Two tracks can be useful I think:

1. Topics automatically created by WordPress to Discourse are in the form `` https: // discourse.url / post-title```

Problem:

• I first created the articles on the forum then once mature I published it on the site.
• If I change a title or the links it won’t work or no longer.

2. Get the variable (if there is one) and either create a shortcode (I don’t know how to do) or maybe via the WordPress variables and create a special URL.
   

Note: I use DIVI as a Theme builder for my WordPress

Thanks in advance and sorry for my poor English.

Thank you

[HACF] (https://hacf.fr) French Community of Home Assistant

[Jonathan5]

Is this it? Embedding Discourse Comments via Javascript

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

I just looked at the topic, I can’t find a way to add a unique link that automatically leads to the forum link.

I think this information should be stored somewhere and usable as a variable?

Thank you for your quick response anyway.

[Jonathan5]

I think the embedding process creates an unlisted topic for each external page it’s used on, which gets listed whenever a reply is posted. Otherwise I don’t think there would be a way of automatically knowing which forum post to link to.

I couldn’t get it to work myself but I think that was a problem with my site rather than Discourse.

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

In fact this function exists because it automatically appears in the comments.

[Jonathan5]

Oh so you’d like to change the text link to a button?

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

I would like that when I click on the button it sends me directly to the post.

But I would like a button containing the automatic URL so as not to have to copy paste the address each time.

I do not know if I am clear

[Jonathan5]

You are probably being clear enough for someone who knows more about it For me, you’d have to describe the steps you’ve taken, what happens and what you want to happen. But do you think this may be your answer?

@eviltrout

Embedding on more than one page

In the above example we hard coded our http://example.com/blog/entry-123.html URL when embedding the snippet of Javascript. This usually won’t be enough as many sites have many pages that are generated automatically. For example on a blog each entry typically gets its own page. To support this, put the same snippet on each page you want to display comments on, but replace the value passed to discourseEmbedUrl with the current page’s URL. On my blog, I use the following value for discourseEmbedUrl : 'http://eviltrout.com<%= current_page.url %>' – as new blog pages are created, new topics will be created for them automatically on Discourse.

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

There is a part that matches, but this leads to important modifications while I think there is a much simpler solution with variables

I will edit my first post to explain in more detail.

Thanks for precious help

[Jonathan5]

De rien. Maybe it’s as well to add the information here or I’ll look more of an idiot for missing the point In the quoted post above, <%= current_page.url %> is a variable, and I imagine there will be an equivalent for your website.

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

Thanks again for your help.

I think there is a possibility via the variables in a simple way but I do not think I use the right search terms with my English very French lol

First post updated

[Jonathan5]

@McFlyPartages

I think there is a possibility via the variables

Maybe this: Worpdress Shortcode of Current URL | Web Development Kansas City | Prodjex

[McFlyPartages (Anthony McFly)]

Thank you I’ll look at this as soon as I have a little time