Wow, good call. That fixed it!
Thanks!
bbPress 1.0-alpha-6
Yes I did “simple” integration with WordPress 2.7
Everything else seems to work fine on the site. I can view posts, edit posts, edit profiles of regular users.
The rest of the problems I was able to fix by putting
<!–[if IE]>
<style type=”text/css”>
#thestyleswithproblemsinIE { yadda yadda…
and for IE6 I used this “_width: ” hack to solve another problem.
So yeah, all in all these are not BBpress issues, just css issues, but I originally posted because I’ll take help wherever I can get it. And my replies to the post are to help anyone in the future who may be searching. (Since I hate finding a post on the web of someone who had the same problem as me, and then seeing they replied saying “nevermind i figured it out” and not posting the solution they found!!)
Hmm, I don’t see how to edit my post. Oh well, update: I fixed a lot of the problems by just changing the doctype to 1.1 instead of 1.0.
Everything looks perfect in FF now. But now my problem is that in IE the menu/header looks a bit off on the forum (vs the blog). At this point it’s more of a strictly CSS question though. I’m thinking maybe I can do a browser check and just load up a different header (or different styles for the divs) tweaked for IE.
Ipstenu is right when he says: “the other thing to do is re-replace all your AUTH/SECURE etc keys in BBpress with the ones from WP. ALL of them. Every last one.”
Even though I followed the video exactly, my define(‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’ was missing a in the middle of the string (even though I had copied the whole string from ‘ to ‘ before. So apparently at 14:00 in the video, when you save the settings, bbPress (can) screw up the BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY that you put in, when saving it to the actual cfg file.
