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In reply to: Install was successful but….
1. I use 1&1 and have no problems with them at all.
2. The issue you are having is likely due to a problem with mod_rewrite. Try changing your config so that you are not using pretty permalinks, and I think your forum will work.
# change this line to false, if you are using true
$bb->mod_rewrite = false;
Also, not sure what version you installed, but there’s a possibility it’s something else with slugs or something, but I think it’s due to mod_rewrite and .htaccess, pretty permalinks or Options MultiViews. Turn that off and I think you will find your forum works.
In reply to: page errorsThere is something wrong with your path. Can you copy and paste the link to the CSS from your source? Maybe that will tell something. Otherwise, you just need to figure out where your installation is, and make sure the config matches that. You can post a link to your site too and someone can help out by looking at the source of the rendered pages.
In reply to: Recent Replies plugin… any interest?I think it is worth the time to make a plugin. I like the idea.
In reply to: Tags spamThe user is recorded in the bb_tagged table. In that table are
tag_id
user_id
topic_id
tagged_on
From there, you could figure out the tag_id of the offending tag, then who applied that tag. Then you could deal with it.
Personally though, I just delete stupid tags.
In reply to: installation problem 0.8zhaarteth, what problem are you having specifically? Do you have a link to your forum?
In reply to: rescuing people from spamcweb: I think this is fixed in the latest trac version and will be in 1.0:
In reply to: display latest posts from someone elses wordpress?In reply to: Show Latest Discussions on WP HomePageHow about this for including the latest bbPress posts in your WordPress sidebar?
In reply to: post_statusActually, I believe a post_status of 1 means the post has been deleted and is not visible on the forum. Maybe the field should be called post_deleted since that’s what a 1 there seems to mean.
In reply to: Error after moving to WP2.2There is a trac ticket started for it already:
https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/649
It’s just a warning though, not an error. Display of warnings on a production server should be turned off. If this is from your logs, then it’s not a big deal and someone will address the trac ticket.
In reply to: Are there any localization files?As for Italian, I don’t think there is one yet. Here is a list (I think it’s current) of all the available translations:
In reply to: Tags not separatingWhen the post is created, the tags are split on spaces, so foo and bar would have been created as separate tags. When you add tags to an existing topic, you can use spaces and enter tags one at a time. So you would enter foo and get a foo tag, and then bar and get a bar tag. My guess is that ‘foo bar’ was entered as a tag on an existing topic, and that’s how it stayed. If they were expecting the tag to be split on the space (like a new topic handles the tags) they would be surprised maybe to learn it works differently with existing topics.
Also: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/472?replies=7
Maybe?
In reply to: Hack: bb replies as wp comments; using bb API?The list has been quiet for a while. The last message I have is Volume 30, Issue 1 from May 11, 2007. The one prior to that was Volume 29, Issue 17 dated April 23, 2007.
In reply to: Blank page after login or registrationIf you are getting a blank page, you probably have a syntax problem in one of your template files that’s creating a PHP error, and your host just stops on errors. Try using the default theme and see if things work. If they do, then try looking at the files you modified for a PHP syntax error.
If you have access to a php error log, you can look there for information too.
I have my wordpress install as the root of my website and then there is a folder beneath that for ‘forums’.
So, my directory structure looks like this:
/var/www/wp-config.php
/var/www/forums/config.phpIn the bbpress config.php I have these (relevant) lines:
$bb->path = '/forums/';
$bb->wp_home = 'http://www.website.com';
$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.website.com';For yours, since you have WordPress at wp_01, you would have something like this:
/var/www/index.html <---- your website home, not WP home
/var/www/wp_01/wp-config.php
/var/www/wp_01/forums/config.phpyour config.php:
$bb->path = '/wp_01/forums/';
$bb->wp_home = 'http://www.intar.org/wp_01';
$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.intar.org/wp_01';HTH
Chris
In reply to: Integration Problem – Login not workingThose “Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by ” errors are almost always caused by whitespace at the end of a file, most likely a config. Is there a blank line after the closing ?> in one of your config files?
In reply to: single forumSearch engines have no problems with 301 redirects.
http://www.tamingthebeast.net/articles3/spiders-301-redirect.htm
You could save this as your index.php and not have any trouble:
<?php
header("Status: 301 Moved Permanently", false, 301);
header("Location: http://www.yourdomain.com/forum.php");
exit();
?>What are the reasons you don’t like redirects?
In reply to: At a loss…….Problems with FULLTEXT and missing filesWhat version MySQL are you using? Prior to 3.23.23 you could not create a full text index.
Still thinking about this one…
In reply to: Theme problem with new topic page from front pageOn the forum home page, the closing </div> for the wrapper is missing, but that’s the page that looks OK. On the Add New page, it appears that the wrapper div is closed, but that’s the page that is messed up. There’s something with the tag not being closed, or being closed in the wrong place that’s causing it to look like that.
In fact, removing the closing </div> before the footer on the add new page makes that page look fine. It’s not valid, so there’s another problem, but that makes it look ok.
In reply to: Adding a link to forum in my wordpress siteFrom the looks of your site, it worked.
In reply to: phpbb -> bbPress success…almost (SQL HELP!)Solved how? Please share for the benefit of others. Thanks.
In reply to: phpbb -> bbPress success…almost (SQL HELP!)Can you do it from a command line rather than a web interface to avoid the upload problem?
Can you upload the file and then do something like this on the command line:
mysql -u UserName -p DBName < TheFullTargetFilePath.SQL-p will prompt for the password on the command line
I imagine there’s probably a -h if you need to specify a different host too.
In reply to: phpbb -> bbPress success…almost (SQL HELP!)0 queries executed is a normal result after an import. That doesn’t mean it failed (the message by itself doesn’t, I mean.)
In reply to: Adding a link to forum in my wordpress siteThere are a couple of tricks you could use (I have no idea how it’s done officially.)
In your site, all you would need to do is insert this into the template that contains the page navigation you have now (Home, About and Contact all appear to be pages):
<li class="page_item"><a href="<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/forum/" title="Visit the forum">Forum</a></li>HTH
Chris
In reply to: Registration Email Not Being Sent – new issueThe -r just means they don’t have command line php installed.
So, if you can send mail from the server, where are the registration emails going? Did you check the spam/bulk/junk folder as suggested by SamBauers? Or is everything working fine now?
