That last plugin hasn’t been updated since January and is only compatible up to wordpress 2.7. It only adds a default role to bbpress, but if you’ve matched your wordpress and bbpress roles, this isn’t necessary, if it ever was.
A plugin should not be necessary in order for someone to register on a wordpress blog or on bbpress. Under the Settings/General you have a place to set the default role for new members; Subscriber, Administrator, Editor, Author, or Contributor for wordpress and those roles can be matched up to bbpress roles under Settings/WordPress Integration.
aMember.com mentions wordpress integration but not bbpress on their site, so I think that might be the issue.
It would be more accurate if it read “forums/sub-forum/topic” but it really is just a minor cosmetic issue.
Sorry, Pixelgirl, I just scanned this thread earlier and didn’t see your first two issues. Those admin options are called in your template’s view topic.php.
I’m not sure I understand what your first problem is.
Look in your template directory, logged-in.php.
You don’t mention what version of WordPressMU you have; you do have that installed also, right?
Buddypress is basically just a plugin. Have you been able to install and integrate wpmu and bbpress without it?
I think you’re actually trying to install buddypress and bbpress.
Make sure you’re looking in the right directory – it’s very easy to confuse “bp” with “bb”.
Depends. Where do you want them to appear in BBpress and what part of your blog do you want to link to?
Can you be more specific? Do you want to pull the latest comments from your wordpress site into your forums?
Create a new folder(directory) and name it “my-templates” on the same level as “bb-templates”.
Try changing the threadpost margins.
As far as I can tell, BBPress keeps “deleted” posts indefinitely, allowing the admin to restore them, if necessary. The only way I know of to permanently get rid of them is to manually remove them from the database.
What do you see? Do you see your Dashboard?
No, not as long as you follow step three and keep those files and directories.
Risking putting my foot in my mouth again but…
modifying _ck_’s plugin here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-remove-the-posters-ip-address-from-the-post-display#post-55575 (thanks, Ipsentu) will probably do the trick.
@Ipstenu, I knew there had to be a reason no one else had suggested it. 
In bb-includes/functions.bb-capabilities.php
under list of “moderator” roles change
‘view_by_ip’ => true
to
‘view_by_ip’ => false
Looks like you have a directory titled “forum” within your forum directory.
Looks like a problem with bb-statistics.
This page might explain a few things for you: http://www.econjobrumors.com/topic.php?id=3608
Backticks should be used to insert code in your posts that you actually want displayed for readers.
While I haven’t integrated WordPress and bbPress yet, this topic looks helpful:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/easy-way-to-integrate-bbpress-wordpress-themes
If you’re concerned about bells and whistles, your best bet might be to stick with version 9.0, since there are many more plugins that are known to be compatible. Right now, trying to use the older plugins on 1.0.1 might get you a lot of honks and farts instead.
If you’re using Avatar Upload, this seems to be a common problem.
Here is my reponse from another thread:
Yeah, I had the same problem when I updated to the most recent version of BBpress until I noticed this post over at https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/
transom wrote
To get Avatar tab in the profile working under Alpha-2 –
edit avatar-upload.php in the bbpress root
change line 7 from
bb_auth(); // logged in?
to
bb_auth(‘logged_in’); // logged in?
It worked like a charm for me.
Yeah, I had the same problem when I updated to the most recent version of BBpress until I noticed this post over at https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/
transom wrote
To get Avatar tab in the profile working under Alpha-2 –
edit avatar-upload.php in the bbpress root
change line 7 from
bb_auth(); // logged in?
to
bb_auth(‘logged_in’); // logged in?
It worked like a charm for me.
