Hi Zaerl,
I just thought of telling you that your plugin wasn’t working for one of my clients. The plugin didn’t have any effect on the POST data and the email was filled in with and without your plugin.
If you can see the Admin link but can’t get in, this is a cookie problem and if you can’t even see the admin link, then you don’t have the privilege, fix it here – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/09/fix-lost-admin-access-bbpress/
Looks like you got it done. Post a link to your forums. You need a little bit of CSS to fix that.
I haven’t played with twentyten code yet so can’t say if that will be easy for you to follow up. I am in my bed right now, typing this on my mobile.↲You do one thing, get back to me tomorrow & I will tell you. I am quite busy with my schedule so if I don’t come back on my own, hit me an email > ashishsainiashfameatgmaildotcom↲
@ckwalsh I am do supporting _ck_, bbPress as bbPress is generating each and everything again and again on each page load. It doesn’t matter if its a first load or second or third whereas in other forum scripts, there is some sort of caching involved in each of them which makes the difference in subsequent loads by caching atleast some part of it.
I hope I made my point. If I had nothing to say or I wouln’d have got a word about what’s being discussed here, I wouldn’t have left a comment.
@ckwalsh, Your benchmarks are incorrect this way. _ck_ is right about it
the new blog tables is just left as it is, you can delete that if you want.
you can even specify the user tables to be used while installing.
this is how it is done in wp-config.php –
define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE','new_user_table');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'new_usermeta_table');
those two lines should be in that WP whose user tables you want to change.
like my initial has a wp_ prefix, then in the new installation, which has something different (lets say wp1_ or anything), put the lines in wp-config.php
define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE','wp_users');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'wp_usermeta');
You should have just linked the tables.
Are you saying that your original WP table is messed up?
If you have a backup, just restore that particular table and link the tables.
Linking tables mean telling the new WordPress to use a different user table.
Its a work under progress and its not live yet. Just see the difference in your results between 0.9v and 1.0v
A fork of the legacy version is on its way. Its runs very fast as compared to the 1.0 v and supports a large number of plugins.
Trust me you won’t want to miss this in your benchmarks. I won’t be surprised if it topped the chart 
just do two benchmarks from here. bbPress 1.0+ release and the legacy one 0.9
Thats cool!
Here is the link to legacy download counter in case anyone wondering – https://bbpress.org/download/counter/legacy
Technically feasible but practical usable solution doesn’t exist.
nope, you are at 2535 only.
its just showing whats inside the file and not what its exactly is.
Trust SVN here, it doesn’t get wrong
the default loops wont work
while iterating through forums, upon each iteration, take its ID and then retrieves the topics associated with that forum ID and then show them
try bbpress integration plugin on WordPress side. It will tell you to add some lines in your wp-config.php, do so and see if that resolves it.
May be its a simple problem that I have encountered some times. Try Ctrl + F5
what do you want?
dashboard is not accessible for normal users and nobody goes anywhere on login, just on the same page.
can you see the link and can’t get in? OR you don’t even see the admin link
the file is missing on that location.. if you downloaded the trunk from Trac, then you are missing BackPress files
Inside the bbPress folder, you find the themes. Just upload and overwrite the previous files and you will be good to go.
The site you mentioned is the deault blue with a little edit to the header.
I would suggest you to move from MU to WP 3
