Yeah, that should work. If you have trouble with this, post a link and I’ll tell you what CSS you need. 
wilcosky, I don’t know a plugin that does this, but if you’re worried about a string like aaaaabbbbbbbbb “breaking your theme”, you can just apply a CSS overflow to the post class. This theme actually does so with this code: .post {overflow:hidden;}
Nice work, Familia.
Obviously, it’s appropriate for you to post about your bbPress site in the Pimp My Press forum…
One thing that helped me with this problem was adding an SPF record (http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html). You have to add this record to your DNS. This really really helped with verification emails, although it’s not perfect…
You’ve floated the hot tags div (#front-page #hottags), but the hot tags div is not that tall so it doesn’t “reach down” to where the Forums table is. Thus, the Forums h2 and the Forums table appear flush with the left border (instead of being pushed to the right by a hottags div, as is the first h2 and table).
You could wrap the two tables (and their h2s) in the main area inside a parent div to prevent this.
To quote chrishajer, your best bet will probably be to convert to phpbb and then from there to bbpress.
The problem is this:
td background="/images/bg/rotate.php"
Try this instead:
td style="background: url(/images/bg/rotate.php) no-repeat;"
thousande, you have to create a new theme (under /my-templates/) and then edit the header.php file in your new theme so that it doesn’t have the stuff inside this loop starting with <?php if ( is_topic() && bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
Actually, I think that bbPress doesn’t even currently support AJAX posting, so all those files are unneeded.
Good luck!
Check your mysql version number. Is it really low?
Can you give us a URL?
This sounds like a problem with either your theme or a plugin.
To isolate the problem, switch to the default theme, deactivate all plugins and then add the plugins one by one until the problem pops up again. It may also be a problem with your theme, but it’s more likely it’s a plugin problem.
We don’t know what your theme is, so we don’t have enough info to answer this question. Please post a link to your site, and we’ll be able to help you out.
Thanks, benbeltran, for the heads up! I just nominated it for the same categories…
Lateral, look at the top of this page. See where it says EXTEND? Click that and then search…
I just did that for you, and here’s the plugin:
* https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-ratings/
I too vote to drop multiviews. However, if enough people depend on this, could permalinks be made pluggable so that a multiviews plugin could be written? If that’s too much work, that’s OK with me, just suggesting it as a compromise solution…
Will, if you don’t remember what your table prefix is for WordPress, you can look it up in /wp-config.php. Most likely, you didn’t change it and it’s: wp_.
Will, what did you set for the user table prefix?
Copy the same values from your wp-config.php file in the root directory and try again.
Create a directory called /forums/ and upload the bbPress files there. You definitely do not want to put them under /wp-admin/. If you have, you should delete those files.
You can name the directory something else if you like.
Chris, you’re totally right about phpinfo and this should work. If that doesn’t work, it’s probably because Google says that the hosts that disable default PHP functions also disable phpinfo.
If you want varying HTML depending on what the forum id is, you should probably just use a conditional if/inside of one template file like so:
<?php if ($forum_id == 1) {
echo 'html1';
} elseif ($forum_id == 2) {
echo 'html2';
?>
Any other approach will probably lead to madness.
It looks like your host has disabled several PHP functions that are required by bbPress. Who is your host? You can try contacting them and asking what functions they’ve disabled.
Alternatively, maybe you’re running under PHP safe mode? If so, try turning safe mode off. This scenario seems more likely to me…
It looks like your WordPress htaccess file is screwed up, as this link to a WordPress post doesn’t work:
* http://www.charitableorthodoxy.com/2008/05/13/hello-world/
Did you create an htaccess file for your WordPress install? Also, did you create one for your bbPress? If so, please paste in the contents of each htaccess file. If not, try creating one.
Yeah, assuming the themes have consistent HTML, in the header, put something like this:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php if ($forum_id == 1) bb_stylesheet_uri(); elseif ($forum_id == 2) echo '/my-templates/kakumei-blue/style.css'; ?>" type="text/css" />
I didn’t test this, but I think that code should work.
Sam, you’re right, but upon making that config change I described above, the editing problem that chilledfresh described went away on my site.
I didn’t dig deeper, but that config change seems to resolve this issue.
