Page links for bbPress (1.0.4) should be removed, since it's build in to bbPress 1 (per Sam). But yeah, the rest of your plugins look fine.

@phaniraj01 - That's a plugin http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-attachments/ - But it may not work on RC2

Fairly certain bb-attachments is no longer working with the newest 1.0 releases
(neither is bb-topic-views apparently)

Thanks for your information

thanks,
phani

If it's working for you, maybe it's related to one of my Plugins (though I doubt it)... will have to wait for the final beta I guess.

Remember if you use any of my major plugins like bb-attachments or bb-polls they do not work under RC1 or RC2 and will not be supported for months, so do not upgrade from bbPress 0.9 if those plugins are important to you.

You could also grab the latest nightly build...

http://bbpress.org/nightly-builds/bbpress-latest.zip

So you have 1.0-RC-2 except for that one file? Can you please try replacing the entire install with the latest trunk? If you don't use SVN I can create a package for you.

Yes unfortunately I'm not using SVN so far, so I'd need that package to try it out.

@Ipstenu: Are you using trunk or RC-2 with the fix?

If I edit a link that was made in the 'bad time', it's still bad, but once I fix it, it stays fixed. All new links are fine.

http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/

I actually tried both approaches (only changed that one file, not the entire installation though).

@the_Wish
The "fix" won't fix any text which is already malformed. Once you edit the text to repair it shouldn't happen again.

Sorry to say but even new syntax with attributes like this
<a href="http://bbpress.org">This is a link</a>

is still converted to

<a href="//bbpress.org&quot;">This is a link</a>

Same goes for Singlequotes.

bbPress doesn't have granular per-forum permissions out-of-the-box. There are plugins that cover that though.

You might need to use the smtp mailer plugin to get emails working. Using that you can send email via an SMTP server instead of the default method which tries to send through PHP's mail() function.

@the_Wish
The "fix" won't fix any text which is already malformed. Once you edit the text to repair it shouldn't happen again.

@Michael3185
0.9 Templates should still work with 1.0 - you will want to examine some of the new template functions that are in the default theme though.

I'd like to test out RC2 on a non-live forum, but don't want to spend ages modifying template files all over again.

The bad quoting issue is fixed, it was caused by the move to the new esc_html() function from WordPress.

Here's the quick fix. In bb-includes/functions.bb-formatting.php go to line 83 and replace:

$text = esc_html( $text );

with:

$text = wp_specialchars( $text, ENT_NOQUOTES );

Thanks for addressing this problem but the "fix" doesn't change a thing for me unfortunately.

One question I have is how do I determine what version I have? I don't see a version file.

I also don't see a way of setting permissions for users or forums

Also, email isn't working for registration. We run Postfix, could there be a problem? Is there a setting?

Here's the quick fix. In bb-includes/functions.bb-formatting.php go to line 83 and replace:

$text = esc_html( $text );

with:

$text = wp_specialchars( $text, ENT_NOQUOTES );

My guess is something old got reintroduced. I've reopened the ticket.

Checking with trunk: If I add in a link: <a href="http://bbpress.org">This is a link</a> it works. If I edit that post, I get this: <a href="http://bbpress.org&quot;">This is a link</a> It gets even weirder as it goes on.

Why is this really familiar? I think we had this once before...

(tags working, pagination of users working. We'll get there! :) )

I upgraded from RC1 to RC2 and something seems to be messy with the way additional markup is handled.
So far, users could use syntax like this:

<a href='http://bbpress.org'><img src='http://bbpress.org/test.jpg' /></a>

to link a picture for example.

Now with RC2, the '...' upper commas aren't recognized any longer but instead you'd have to write:

<a href=http://bbpress.org><img src=http://bbpress.org/test.jpg /></a>

and "..." quotation marks will be automatically added.

Now the problem is that once the user edits a comment with such markup later on, the now present "..." will again not be recognized and turned into broken code instead.

One question I have is how do I determine what version I have? I don't see a version file.

I also don't see a way of setting permissions for users or forums

Also, email isn't working for registration. We run Postfix, could there be a problem? Is there a setting?

One thing: The "topics with no replies" link doesn't seems to work for me, am i the only one ?