Do you have a my-templates directory? Is there anything in it?
I just created a login at http://www.motiongraphics.it/forum/ and everything worked fine. I was able to do login and create a topic just fine.
The really weird thing is that the forum initially looked like a standard bbPress install (kakumei or whatever that theme is called) then, after I created a topic, it switched over to what looks like this bbpress.org forum theme. It was so disorienting, I thought I posted on bbpress by mistake!
So, unless you were messing with the templates, something weird is going on. However, I did not see the error you mentioned, I just had the weirdness with the differing templates.
Sorry for my Italian 
The error “Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by” is generally caused by white space before the <?php or after the ?> in a file you edited. Check for that and I think you will find your problem.
Thanks Sam for submitting that patch
Maybe your server does not support sending mail. I think there have been people who have chosen to display the password rather than emailing it when their server cannot send email:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/82
I don’t think so. Blogs and forums serve two different purposes and I don’t know that anyone has written an exporter to get WordPress blog posts into bbPress.
AFAIK, no plugin has been created and the only way I know of is with direct access to the database. It’s not a fun thing.
You could always copy and paste the post info into a new post on the correct thread, then delete the original, but that only works if you want to make it the last post in the new thread.
You would also still need to edit the member name and id in the database or the new post your created. It’s not a good solution and I hope there is a plugin soon for moving posts and splitting topics.
It looks like WordPress uses the same exact syntax for the connection, so, it SHOULD work. Are you certain the string is exactly the same as the one you have in wp-config.php? If it works in WordPress, I think it should work in bbPress.
Did you modify any of your template files to call any of your plugins? Sounds like a template file is referencing a plugin that no longer exists.
Let’s see, which of these require a modification to the template:
NO: allow-images.php
?: bb-avatar.php
NO: comment_QT_4_bbpress.php
NO: fix-bbpress.php
NO: js_quicktags.js
Maybe the bb-avatar plugin required a change to a template and that is causing trouble now?
That’s a good start. Is it resolved now?
In the admin panel, the only thing that will show for posts or topics are deleted ones. Posts and topics do not show there until they are deleted. If you want to see the posts or topics, I think the intention is that you would see them in the forum, and as admin, you can edit or delete them there.
I tried registering on the forum but I did not receive my confirmation email.
Nope: 10 minutes later, no email confirmation. Sorry, I can’t log in without that.
In my install, there is a “favorites” meta_key in wp_usermeta and the values are comma separated topic_id numbers.
Is that what you needed?
Sorry, I do not. WordPress is like this too with no provision AFAIK for a non-standard port.
But, I was looking at bb-includes/db.php just now and the mysql_connect function is being used. That function can user dbservername.com:port by default according to this page: http://www.php.net/function.mysql-connect
So, in theory, this should work:
define('BBDB_HOST', 'blabla.bla.pl:3305');
Did you try that and it does not work?
I just went to the site again with FF 2.0.0.3 on XP and I was already logged in. I was able to view threads and my profile.
The site looks totally different today (custom theme?) than it did yesterday.
I have heard this before, and it was a problem with the user-timezones plugin (version 1 – apparently version 2 fixed the problem.) Are you using that? Are you using any other plugins?
Looking through the source for https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/trunk/bb-includes/db-mysqli.php I don’t see the provision for setting a port number (someone correct me if it is actually accounted for somewhere else.)
MySQL normally operates on port 3306, not 1337, so I don’t know if you are making up that port or if your host actually runs MySQL on that port. If he does run MySQL on that port, then I don’t know what to do.
If it’s actually port 3306, everything will work fine if you set this in config.php:
define('BBDB_HOST', 'blabla.bla.pl'); with no http and no colon and no port.
HTH
In bb-includes/capabilities.php I changed line 27 (I am using 1.0 Alpha) to the following:
#26 return array( 'keymaster' => array(
#27 'name' => __('Admin'),
You could change “Admin” there to Scott or Chris.
I have been doing this since .75 with no ill effect. I hated the “Keymaster” name under admin.
A 500 error like you are getting means something is invalid in one of the files you edited. Can you post the config.php and the .htaccess – there’s a syntax error somewhere.
Oh yeah, I logged in with Firefox (2.0.0.x) BTW.
–Chris
Sounds like you are using pretty permalinks but your server does not support them.
Try setting $bb->mod_rewrite = false; in your config.php and see if it works then.
If that works, then you can try figuring out if your server does support mod_rewrite or multiviews. But first try disabling pretty permalinks and see if your forum works.
Sounds like you are using pretty permalinks but your server does not support them.
Try setting $bb->mod_rewrite = false; in your config.php and see if it works then.
If that works, then you can try figuring out if your server does support mod_rewrite or multiviews. But first try disabling pretty permalinks and see if your forum works.
That is usually because of whitespace after the ?> at the end of a php file (could be before the beginning <?php too.)
Check any files you might have edited (config.php?) and make sure there are no blank lines at the beginning or the end. That should take care of it.
I was able to create a user and log in. No problems. Looks like Pretty URLs are off, and all the links to posts, tags, etc all worked.
I did notice the front page layout is messed up. Everything is jammed over to the left, like a div is improperly closed or nested or something.
But, the login is fine and the links to topics and replies all work fine.
Thanks Trent. I recall reading that one now. Sorry for the dupe.
Member baptiste here had a similar problem although it was with 0.75:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/641
Maybe your issue is similar?
I don’t really know what browsers. It worked for me with FF2, but my members are mostly using IE 6 and 7. So, not sure what the deal was there. Sorry I don’t have better data. Once the emails started, I just took that out and everything was OK. No other changes were made.
