Theoretically it it can be done by reading the database and then writing in the other.
Its like more of a paid gig, else if its just a few topics, then you can do that manually if you have some basic database understanding.
Yes! _ck_ is right. SVN would be hassle free – http://blog.ashfame.com/tag/bbpress+svn/
I am tired of adding modlook for each spam.
They are not bot. Its human. Mods kill their accounts.
Glad that my tutorial is making so many users happy 
Nice!
You might want to fix the margins of warning which come up when you press button with incomplete form
Known issue! Never got rid of it.
Severity is low because it doesn’t create problem with normal users.
I can’t say what may be causing the conflict as I am not a JS expert.
Regarding your another question you can do that, will require some editing in the plugin file and scold him not to do that 
And I am not sure what’s going on where without myself taking a look.
And if you would like to donate, then you can do so at the footer of my blog – http://blog.ashfame.com
Also let me know if you would like to hire me for doing work on your projects 
If you are converting, then you will need to design a matching theme. thats it.
And if you are willing to go some extra, you can try deep integration for that – http://blog.ashfame.com/2010/05/match-bbpress-wordpress-theme-deep-integration/
I think here is all what you will need – http://blog.ashfame.com/bbpress/
this is a small glitch in bbPress that you can’t access the dashboard when logged in from WordPress side. Just login from the bbPress side and everything will be fine.
and yes you can have diff databases but since its for a single site, I would recommend you to keep both of them in a single db
read the database details from wp-config.php
same values should be in bb-config.php
for localhost
fill in the database name you have created
username – ‘root’
password – blank
If you need further help or want to chat about all this, you can get in touch with me via IM. I offer professional services too.
Then its not working at WP side. Fix that first.
Activate the plugin, configure it. you will need a facebook secret key (also require you to create a facebook app)
I think you are missing that part.
Try uploading a file named fbtest.php with the following content in the folder where your WordPress resides.
<?php
/* You can delete this file safely.
It was just to check if its conflicting with other WP stuff - Ashfame */
require 'wp-load.php';
if ( function_exists('jfb_output_facebook_btn') )
{
jfb_output_facebook_btn();
jfb_output_facebook_init();
jfb_output_facebook_callback();
}
?>
This should bring up the FB button if everything is fine at WP side.
lolz but you still didn’t tell us that how will you actually use it
easy way will be to import your table into bbPress as per its structure
yes you already have deep integration.
now just in bbPress you can call the function of any WordPress plugin, in your case, the FB connect function.
WP – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/
activate -> configure
in bbPress, edit the theme file where you want it by this ->
<?php
if ( function_exists('jfb_output_facebook_btn') )
{
jfb_output_facebook_btn();
jfb_output_facebook_init();
jfb_output_facebook_callback();
}
?>
This should work
@Ben
Sure! I will roll your theme in when I will update it.
@Gautam
Never mind buddy!
Documentation page needs some correction. Things are little messed up by some regex matching.
What about the design? If you are talking about the sidebar and footer contents, then I must tell you that they were just for filling spaces for the time being.
Other than a different color for the table headers, it matches perfectly with the whole site.
@Kevin
Thanks for your reply buddy!
Clears most of what I wanted to ask.
I agree with CK saying that we can achieve a better UI (mini project) similar to the WP so everyone can use it and feel the same.
Regarding replicating actions and filters, that can also be achieved over time if community comes up forward (or just a few real developers start exploiting it to use).
Once my schedule loosens up a bit more, I will take a look at bbPress 0.9 development. And I also agree on your point of not rushing into a fork before 1.1 is out. Also I need some time to get the real fundamentals of how it was build and how everything works under the hood.
But one thing remains unanswered, what all we will need to fork the project.
Its a custom theme buddy and its kinda surprising for me that all you had to comment was that my theme looks like thesis. 
