in bbp_signature.php

in function bbp_reply_content_append_user_signature & function bbp_topic_content_append_user_signature

change

$signature = bbp_get_user_signature ( $user_id );

to

$signature = xprofile_get_field_data( 'Signature', $user_id );

Then in Buddypress profile fields add a field called Signature.

Bam fixed.

I even went ahead and added a bbcode parser to the plugin so it works real nice. you can download the full fix here

http://vigilsoft.net/bbp-signature_buddypress_edition.zip

BBPress is recognizing wpmu users and allow to login but when i login with my super user in BBPress, i dont have any administration ability,

i set the rules for wordpress super user in bbpress settings, but its not working, and i cant in anyway go to bb-admin and change any setting :(

any suggestion ?

thanks.

-Tried to integrate my wp site w/ bbpress
-Could not login as admin to my wp site
-Removed bbpress integration settings
-Now able to log into my wp site (whew!)

Either I did something wrong in the settings (tired it twice with same resultes), or perhaps my challenge is related to this thread.

I'll be watching this thread for updates.

The buddyPress members cannot see that group because it is hidden. So they cannot see its forum either because it is part of the group. But if they go to the "Forum" directly they can see all the conversations in the forum for that group. What I do not know is that:

a. How to hide a forum in bbPress,
b. How to make it automatic to create hidden forums in bbPress for hidden groups in BuddyPress.

How can I hide the bbpress forums that belong to the BuddyPress hidden or private groups? Can it be done automatically?

EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:
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The '"Key Master" Username' should be a drop-list, with the admin IDs of the primary blog in it.

DETAILS
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When integrating with an MU site, Step 2 asks for the WordPress Primary Blog ID.

In step 3, the install program uses the value entered to find administrators for the specified blog. The function populate_keymaster_user_login_from_user_tables concatenates the database prefix, the blog ID specified, and the constant '_capabilities'. For example, if the prefix is 'wp_' and blog ID is 1, you get 'wp_1_capabilities'.

There's only one problem with this. When you install WordPress, you have to complete the standard installation, and then reconfigure it to be a multi-site blog. For the standard installation, the first blog does not contain the numeric ID, and neither does the capabilities meta_key - it is simply 'wp_capabilities'.

SUGGESTED FIX:
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In Step 2, the pop-up help text for the "WordPress MU primary blog ID" field states:

"If you are integrating with a WordPress MU site you need to specify the primary blog ID for that site. It is usually 1. You should probably leave this blank if you are integrating with a standard WordPress site."

Change the wording, to more accurately reflect what needs to be entered:

"If you are integrating with a WordPress MU site, you need to specify the primary blog ID for that site. If you have changed the primary site, enter the site ID. You should probably leave this blank if you have not changed the primary site, or if you are integrating with a standard WordPress site."

Right now, I have no access to the bbPress admin section.

I tried this with three clean installations of bbPress and the same thing happened. I'm certain that the Role Map was set up correctly.

The Role Map database table says the following:
a:5:{s:13:"administrator";s:9:"keymaster";s:6:"editor";s:9:"moderator";s:6:"author";s:6:"member";s:11:"contributor";s:6:"member";s:10:"subscriber";s:6:"member";}

http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/login-integration-issues-bbpress-and-wordpress-mu#post-71950

also how can the bbpress (if necessary) be used to successfully log in to wordpress and have the global admin?

same for users, which i haven't tried yet

i've setup these (codes removed)

wp-config.php:

define('AUTH_KEY', '');
define('SECURE_AUTH_KEY', '');
define('LOGGED_IN_KEY', '');
define('NONCE_KEY', '');
define('AUTH_SALT', '');
define('LOGGED_IN_SALT', '');
define('SECURE_AUTH_SALT', '');

bb-config.php:

define( 'BB_AUTH_KEY', '' );
define( 'BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY', '' );
define( 'BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY', '' );
define( 'BB_NONCE_KEY', '' );

i copied the corresponding ones to the bb-config.php one

when i log out of bbpress wordpress is still logged in..

Fred, did you find any solution?

Thanks a lot
Radhe

where can i go to reverse the changes made to wordpress integration settings in bbpress?

after i do your guide

the admin of bbpress doesn't work anymore.

now when you click admin it stays on the same page

my keymaster user for bbpress is admin. my main wordpress user is also admin, would this cause it..

i only have one user/account in wordpress (apart from a user named luzia.selsby without admin privileges) and that is admin

And this:
http://thomas.ipublish.no/forum/

BUT

With no trailing slash:
http://thomas.ipublish.no/wp-admin

redirects to:
http://thomas.ipublish.no/forum/wp-admin/

And gives a 500 Internal Server Error.

With the proper trailing slash:
http://thomas.ipublish.no/wp-admin/

redirects properly to:
http://thomas.ipublish.no/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://thomas.ipublish.no/wp-admin/

I'd say it has something to do with the rewrite rules and the RewriteBase maybe, in one of the two .htaccess files, but without seeing the rules from both, it's hard to say.

Example: http://thomas.ipublish.no/wp-admin automaticly redirects to http://thomas.ipublish.no/forum/wp-admin

How can I avoid this?

I'm greatful for all help.