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- Started 1 year ago by John James Jacoby
- Latest reply from jaredatch
bbPress 2.0 - FAQ
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- Posted 1 year ago #
Where can I download it?
1. Your WordPress admin area
2. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress/Where do I report bugs?
1. http://bbpress.org/forums/ (use the tag 'bbpress-plugin')
2. http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.orgWhere can I report a security vulnerability?
1. http://wordpress.org/about/contact/
2. jjj in #bbpress on freenode on IRCWhere do support questions go?
Use these forums the same as always, and use the tag 'bbpress-plugin'Does this integrate with BuddyPress?
bbPress 2.0 integrates with BuddyPress activity streams, profile links, and avatars. bbPress 2.0 does not yet integrate with Groups, but it also will not conflict with them. This means there are no code conflicts or errors by leaving both activated.Forums and topics are not showing up in my theme!
Try resaving your permalinks.Is there an importer from a 1.0 installation?
A first attempt is included, and it needs testing. That's where you come in! :)Where can I contribute translations
http://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/plugin/Where is the documentation?
In the code itself right now. There's not a lot of sense in creating documentation for pre-release software, as anything is subject to change. There will be a bbPress codex coming soon after release, so sit tight.Why can my admin post videos, and normal users can't?
Admin accounts in WordPress are granted a specific capability that enables them to post any kind of content they choose. Normal users do not have this ability, and are restricted to a specific set of HTML tags.What is happening to bbPress 1.x?
It will continue to be maintained into the foreseeable future but is feature frozen, meaning no new features will get put in.Can the bbPress Plugin 2.0 Beta be installed without WordPress?
No. bbPress 2.0 is strictly a plugin for WordPress.How can I set which users can do what things?
You'll want to use existing WordPress plugins if you want to customize the capabilities of your users. Start with Members or User Role Editor but be careful! It's possible to lock yourself out of your site if you remove your own capabilities, so don't fuss about if you're not sure what you're doing. :) -
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i want to help creating new "documentation" pages ("bbpress codex"), but it seems like the "docs" are not based on wiki.
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The docs are just static WordPress pages for now. We'll switch it eventually. :)
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John, "eventually" is too long. Developers need documentation now. they need tool to make their themes compatable to bbpress. there has a to be way to edit those pages.
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I don't think it's too long. There are numerous long term infrastructure decisions to be made before creating an entirely new missing section of a live site. I understand your sense of urgency, but I need you to trust that it will happen when it can happen. :)
Developers should have plenty of documentation within the bbPress code itself; it's all properly phpDoc'ed with great examples on what the functions do and how to use them. If you're curious how to do something, take a walk down
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Link added to GlotPress for translations.
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Does not directly integrate with Buddypress yet, does that mean it will when the new 96% finished Buddypress drops?
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I wanna help to translate to Chinese(China), but GlotPress currently does not have this option.
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- Posted 1 year ago #
@papu - Thanks! See the "Requesting Access" section at the bottom here: http://translate.wordpress.org/getting-started
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- Posted 1 year ago #
Question -- Standalone or Plugin Stream?
Q1: Does the bbPress Standalone stream have a future?
Q2: Can the bbPress Plugin 2.0 Beta be installed as Standalone?
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Q3: Shouldn't this information (response to the above questions) be front and centre on either the download or the installation instruction pages?
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Questions
If the answer to previous question is the Standalone stream does have a future then is there 'feature' comparison chart that would serve to differentiate the state of each stream?
I suspect that the Standalone stream will be orphaned and hence would seem to make sense to install Plugin 2.0 as either 'plugin or standalone'.
Interested in learning more... thanks.
TELESOFT
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@telesoft - Lead post updated. There is no comparison chart, and nothing like that will happen until bbPress 2.0 launches.
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JJJ - thanks.
Is there any point installing Standalone... if it is not to be continued?
Now you didn't say it was a dead end... but that is what I am guessig.??
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Lead post updated.
You need simply to scroll up to see the answer. :)
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Can I please know when will 1.3 be updated. You released a new version of the wordpress plugin, but did not release an update for the stand alone forum.
Please update version 1.3 or tell me when is it going 2 be updated. -
- Posted 1 year ago #
@dotaleague - There will probably never be a 1.3 version of bbPress. The next standalone version will be 1.1, which will most likely get released along side 2.0.
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- Posted 12 months ago #
I hate to keep bringing up Buddypress integration, but by "not directly" I assume that means the new version of Buddypress and its groups will still be based off the old stand alone bbpress?
And when the two plugins are installed separately (Buddypress and the new bbpress plugin) a user's bbpress activity is not yet built to feed into the Buddypress activity stream/wall/wire/whatever?
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- Posted 12 months ago #
Wowow, major surprise here. Suddenly I feel like you´re talking about version two as something everyone is familiar with. And I struggle a bit to find out where I´m supposed to start.
First of all I think I will wait for the completed version, and skip the betas.
Heres my question:
How do you install it?
-Does it appear as a "page" in WordPress?
-Does it use the same database as WordPress?
-Can it use my old separate forum database, and automatically detect the users there?
-If it does, will this be the way to upgrade from "old" bbpress to the new? -
- Posted 11 months ago #
Can't find a Swedish translation set for the bbPress plugin in GlotPress, and it seems I can't create one. Would be great if someone could set one up so we could start translation.
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- Posted 11 months ago #
@ramiuz
Install the plugin just like any other wordpress plugin by adding it to the plugins folder and activating it.It does not appear as a page as this is a complete system. The theme comes bundled with the twentyten theme and all the needed templates for it to work in that theme.
It uses the same db as wp. Basically beta2 uses custom post-types for wp, so it is about as native wp as you could ask for.
There is some type of importer script to 'upgrade' from the old forum system to the new one. Sorry, I am not familiar with it as I have not used it.
I do know that JJ is working on the import system to make it as user friendly as possible. Documentation will probably proceed the stable release.
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- Posted 11 months ago #
So if you use another theme for your blog, you have to edit two themes?
The normal WordPress theme - AND the BBpress plugin theme? -
- Posted 11 months ago #
@Ramiuz
No, you are actually able to use your current theme for bbpress. There is a 'fair' amount of work involved in initially setting it up however. Shortly after bbpress goes gold then, if JJ hasn't already done so, I will post a how-to guide on theme forum integration.
Every wp theme is a bit different, so there is a bit of tweaking to do in order to make it perfect, but it is really not all that hard.
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- Posted 11 months ago #
@annointed:
Is there any documentation anywhere for converting a bbPress 1.x custom Theme to a bbPress 2.0 custom Theme? I have a fairly comprehensive Theme I developed for 1.x, and would like to convert it. I suppose I should just start poring through the bbp-twentyten child Theme template files?
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- Posted 11 months ago #
@Chip - That's probably the easiest way, yes. If you're familiar with WordPress themes (which I am fairly certain you are) this should be pretty painless.
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- Posted 11 months ago #
@anointed a how-to guide on theme forum integration would be very helpful, thanks in advance if you publish one. :)
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- Posted 11 months ago #
Yello!
Is it possible to download .po/.mo files from Glotpress somehow right now?
I need Finnish translation of the bbPress plugin ASAP. For now I've been doing translation in my own with the .pot file and I'd like to contribute but I'm reluctant to translate with Glotpress if I cannot download the files immediately...
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- Posted 11 months ago #
I'd want to move our 2000+ user forum from bbpress 0.9.3 to bbpress 2 as soon as it's stable and tested. Will it be possible to save all the internal links as they are now (id-based)? And will the transfer of the 100k+ posts be easy at all?
How about Private Messaging plugin and other extra features which are now run by plugins?
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- Posted 11 months ago #
Yes, what is the migration path from bbPress 0.9.x installs to bbPress 2?
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- Posted 11 months ago #
packzap: Please upgrade to1.0or trunk and then migrate to plugin. :) -
- Posted 11 months ago #
Can you please elaborate on the partial BP 1.3 and bbpress 2.0 compatibility?
How will they be integrated?
I imagine I'm in the minority, as most BP users seem to prefer having separate group forums appear under each group, but I'd like a more traditional unified forum where you can see the user's group along with their title in posts, and perhaps have restricted access to sub-forums for groups.
Is that possible?