It looks like Ze is helping now… I will follow that conversation also…
Is it possible to link a bbPress category forum to a BuddyPress group?
No, not at this stage but if I remember correctly there might be some bits included with bbPress 2.3 that do not stop you from doing using categories with BuddyPress groups.
I can’t seem to find the post that had some details about what these changes were but download bbPress 2.3 and have a look http://bbpress.org/blog/2013/03/bbpress-2-3-release-candidate-1/
If nothing changes and it still behaves the same I was probably dreaming and we will look into this for a future version 
That looks like a BuddyPress user profile URL…
Try all the things you above using the Twenty Eleven theme included with bbPress…
Once you are happy that you have everything working with the Twenty Eleven theme as you expect it should then switch back to your custom theme and if needed contact the theme author asking why the theme doesn’t support xyz…
I have tried http://vegansociety.co.il/forums and I see the error but I also see your current menu item ‘forums’ links to here.
I am not sure how the Hebrew in the URL’s works in regards to WordPress & bbPress as I personally have not gone done this path before.
What happens if you create a new WordPress page and add the bbPress shortcode [bbp-forum-index]
Also apologies, your post had been marked as spam for the past week :/
It looks like you got this sorted with BuddyPress, apologies as your topic had been marked as spam.
This is fixed in bbPress 2.3
Currently this is not possible but it is a great idea that maybe one of the “bbPress Unread Posts’ plugins could add this functionality.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-unread-posts/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-mark-as-read/
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-pencil-unread/
Note: Apologies, your post had been marked as spam for the past month :/
Not currently… Logic behind this is if they are happy to give their email address then why not just be a member of the site.
Note: Apologies, your post had been marked as spam for the past month :/
Using `define(‘WPLANG’, ‘nb_NO’);` in /wp-config.php
`/wp-content/languages/nb-NO.mo`
`/wp-content/languages/nb_NO.po`
`/wp-content/languages/bbpress/bbpress-nb_NO.mo`
`/wp-content/languages/bbpress/bbpress-nb_NO.po`
It looks like ‘most’ of what strings have been translated is working correctly.
Is there anything here that will help?
http://norskwp.no/forums/
What is in your wp-config?
Hmmm…. Looking at http://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/
Takes me here …http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_in_Your_Language#Bokm.C3.A5l_.28nb_NO.29
Now I presume we should be using `nb_NO` thus `bbpress-nb_NO.po` & `bbpress-nb_NO.mo`
Try uploading the files names above to `/wp-content/languages/bbpress/` and ensure as per your example above that the bbpress folder is not spelled with a capital P (i.e. NOT bbPress, just bbpress)
http://codex.bbpress.org/import-forums/vBulletin/
What version of vBulletin are you converting from?
What part is it stuck on or is it just not starting?
That is the key is to ensure you have the correct values for each of these:
Select Platform – vBulletin
Database Server IP or hostname
Database Port Use default 3306 if unsure
Database Name Name of the database with your old forum data
Database User User for your database connection
Database Password Password to access the database
Table Prefix
Have a look in your vBulletin config file which should be in your vb install /includes/config.php
Excellent news… It can all look the same when your in the back end of stuff 
You cannot import directly from a database file is the first thing and the second is that your database must be in MySQL format.
You will need to convert your Access .mdb database to MySQL then upload this database to your webhost/localhost.
In the next release of bbPress version 2.3 users can link to images by default but to actually upload images you will need to install a plugin to support this. I know of one plugin that does this but there maybe more… http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/
Before you cleanup your old bbPress stuff lets clean up your import…
The quickest and easiest way to get around the failed ‘Purge previous import’ without diving into phpMyAdmin custom SQL queries would be to perform a ‘Forum Reset‘ via http://example.com/wp-admin/tools.php?page=bbp-reset
What this will do is remove forums, topics, replies, topic tags etc (almost everything) from your install of bbPress. You will need to manually delete the users though /wp-admin/users.php as at this stage as we haven’t quite got this bit ironed out yet.
Grab bbPress 2.3 RC1 http://bbpress.org/blog/2013/03/bbpress-2-3-release-candidate-1/ and perform your input again.
This should give you a nice clean bbPress and then once you are happy and have backups of your site and database then you can start removing the old bbPress 1.x bits and pieces.
I have not tried an install/migration of a bbPress 1.1 site that use or nor have I used the ‘bbPress Integration Plugin’
With that plugin are the users stored in the WordPress `wp_users` table or bbPress’ `bb_users` table?
In theory if the users are stored in WordPress’ user table you should not need to import the users and if the users are stored in bbPress’ users table you should import the users.
Forgot to add ‘Thank You’ for translating bbPress
