Available immediately is bbPress 2.0 Beta 3, chock full of fixes and enhancements to help smooth out the integration of bbPress into your existing WordPress.org powered site. Your feedback has been super helpful, and there’s been so much testing we think a sarcastic cake-promising robot may be involved somewhere.
You know the drill; this is still beta software, so don’t use it on your production sites. If you’re a plugin or theme developer, or a site administrator, run this only on test environments and report any bugs you find. If you’re a loyal bbPress user who’s anxious to see what the future of bbPress looks like, create a secondary WordPress test site and let us know what you think about it in the support forums. Extra points if you’re testing with WordPress Multisite.
So far we’re right on schedule for this to be the final beta before we start packaging release candidates, with bbPress 2.0 by the end of June (in tandem with WordPress 3.2.) The more you kick the tires and the more miles you put on Beta 3 means a more dependable, longer lasting bbPress 2.0, so put your testing gloves on and take it for a spin!
Here are some of the important changes since Beta 2:
- Akismet integration
- Fixes replies within wp-admin
- Fixes reply notification links
- Fixes inconsistent breadcrumb behavior
- Fixes theme compatibility issues
- Fixes archive and page conflicts
- Improvements to unpretty permalink support
- Improvements to importer
- Improvements to multisite support
- Normalize theme, shortcodes, and template parts
- Add humans.txt
- Add empty index.php files to prevent snooping
- Add max length to topic titles (default 80 chars)
- Add shortcodes for login, register, and lost password forms
- Add proper redirect handling to topics and replies, allowing them to live almost anywhere
- Add permalink collision warnings if custom slugs conflict
@JJJ
Any chance of converting the bbPress Support Forum (https://bbpress.org/forums/) over to bbPress 2.0 PRIOR to the final release?
That way, we all can quickly identify a bunch of bugs to have a rock solid 2.0 release.
+1 Henry’s idea.
wow! very nice!
When i can custom permalinks structure ? I want change permalinks ,Almighty bbpress!
Thanks for all your hard work. Looking forward to final release.
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Great, thanks for the update!
is this the plugin or the original one?
Thanks for the great plugin!
I have recorded 25 minutes video about setup of bbPress with default themes and short intro on using my own xScape Theme Framework theme that has bbPress support built in for all xScape based themes to use:
bbPress 2.0 Basic Setup
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you are going to use the same profile structure from buddypress?
Any chance of converting the bbPress forum over to 2.0 prior to the final release?
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Does this update add the ability to use bbPress as a replacement for WordPress’ commenting system?
James, where I find the shortcodes?
I miss a shortcodes to include a page in the forum!
For example for the forum to appear on my blog, I have to create the forum, get the link and create a custom menu for it!
In the login widgets could also contain a link to a new record
Convert the bbpress forum site to use the new code.
Great way to test the code base
When can we expect the current community bbPress forum to be migrated to 2.0?
Great!
Where are the shortcodes? A list of them in the administration would be great, so you kind of knew what you can use.
I’m also a little confused about how to use plugins in BBPress, when I have BBPress installed as a plugin for WordPress.
And where is the danish translation of BBPress 🙂
Thanks in advance,
Mads
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This looks great!
If I want BuddyPress integration, should I start with BP forums right now, and then upgrade to bbpress 2.0 later when it will import them?
Or should I start a bbpress 2.0 forum, and wait for BuddyPress integration down the road?
[…] a discussion forum. Seems they had the same idea as we did here on VoodooPress. With the new bbPress plugin, it seems like a great time to test the plugin, and maybe consider a forum. I launched the […]
How about the plugin availability for this bbPress 2.0, Beta 3?
I just installed bbPress 2.0 on my testing server. Love it. Except–adding the navigation to the top menu was not straightforward. It would be nice if a forums post-type page was created automatically for those using standard WP nav menus. But, you can use a custom menu with a custom link to the forums (to get the link–from the dashboard under “Forums,” view forum and copy the url of the resulting page.
It is odd that, under custom menus, the list of individual forums show up as drag and drop items but the parent, “Forums,” does not.
this looks like an awesome beta version. I’m looking forward to plugin capability.
That looks great! When’s the full version due to be released?
Looking forward to full capabilities when they happen. Have you got an ETA?
bbPress 2.0.2 was released in November, so it’s ready to use!