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Norwegian translation of 0.9.0.4 -> here

Norsk oversettelse av 0.9.0.4 -> her

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Rune

Norsk WordPress og bbPress forum

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You also have the iNove theme.

I use them both on one of my blogs/forums.

You’ll find the WordPress theme here – and the bbPress theme here.

You can see theme live on my blog and my forum.

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RG

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https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/lets-collaborate-on-bbpulporg#post-12781

Nice, bbPress comes with a search function

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R

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@sambauers

Yes, I know, but the one I used in bb-twitter is not so “bad”. I just hooked in to the show avatar function, and made sure that it only shows on the profile page, and no other pages. And that is just to show the latest tweet from that user.

The admin/profile part is using the right hooks so the user can control the twittername and chose to show or not to show the tweet!

I really hope there will be some hooks/filters for the profile page one day

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Rune

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So I noticed. But I found a kind of dirty hack that I used in the bb-twitter plugin. It works, but it’s not the best way to do it

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Rune

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Yea, well, me and the SVN running at bbPress.org is not friends

I will give it a try later!

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Rune

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Yea, I noticed

Just as I uploaded the plugin I read my emails.

But still, this also gives you control with the size of the gravatars (and identicons etc), and you can specify your own default image by stating an URI to the image, so hopefully it gives a bit more control!

Regards,

RG

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Well, if you like to hack you admin files, you can add the following code to the options-general.php file just after line 143, making this code start on line 144;

<label for="avatars_size">

<?php _e('Gravatar Size:'); ?>

</label>

<div>

<select name="avatars_size" id="avatars_size">

<?php

$selected = array();

$selected[bb_get_option('avatars_size')] = ' selected="selected"';

?>

<option value="16"<?php echo $selected[16]; ?>><?php _e('16 px'); ?></option>

<option value="32"<?php echo $selected['32']; ?>><?php _e('32 px'); ?></option>

<option value="36"<?php echo $selected['36']; ?>><?php _e('36 px'); ?></option>

<option value="48"<?php echo $selected['48']; ?>><?php _e('48 px'); ?></option>

<option value="80"<?php echo $selected['80']; ?>><?php _e('80 px'); ?></option>

<?php

unset($selected);

?>

</select>

</div>

And in the bb-includes/template-functions.php file, after line 1198 you can add this;

$size = bb_get_option('avatars_size');

Then you can change the size in the admin section, and the correct size will show with the posts.

Or you can download the edited files here

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Rune

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On my site, the passwords don’t get “upgraded”. The Passwords are still the same “old” MD5, ant not the new type. And then you can’t log in…

To solve that, I created a new use, changed the password in the profile page, used phpMyAdmin to copy that password (the hashed one) to the keymaster user, and then I could log in with the keymaster user.

But I looking for a way to “upgrade” the password fields with new passwords for the rest of my users…

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RG

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Hi!

I’ve made a plugin to do the same. Makes it easy to show the avatar in posts and profile. It’s just to drop one line in e.g. post.php, and the avatars shows up.

You can check it out -> download.

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Rune

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Hi!

If you use the avatar plugin from Suleiman (here) on a WPMU install, you can use this plugin. I’m using it with bbpress 0.8.1 and the Crystal theme. Instructions in the file.

HTH

Regards,

Rune