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In reply to: *seamless* wordpress integration
No, that does not make it impossible. It’s completely unrelated. Start a new topic with your issue and give as much detail as possible.
In reply to: Subscribe to Topic on bbpress.orgI just committed that patch, so the fix should be evident here within 24 hrs. Please test and report back.
In reply to: Backslashes in Sitemap.Can you post a link to the tool you used to create the sitemap, and a link to your site map?
In reply to: Slow loading discussion boardI’d be curious to see where the bottlenecks are (PHP? MySQL?) with using bbPress this way.
But johnhiler has a good point too. Where else does anything like that exist now? I’d like to see an example of such specialization.
In reply to: Permanlinks problem, Plz fix itIn reply to: nicer slug url rewrite plugin (done!)In reply to: Pretty-URLSIn reply to: Thesis integration?gerikg, no bbcode here. To quote something, use the HTML blockquote
In reply to: Thesis integration?You can use this in your browser without having to download a client.
Just join the #bbpress channel. Right now, there are no chats scheduled that I know of, but the channel is always available and there are sometimes people in there. #wordpress is much more active.
In reply to: Facebook ConnectDid you check this:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/solution-for-facebook-connect#post-65159
Or follow the discussions for this tag:
Why not just force all registrations and log ins through the WordPress side?
In reply to: Thesis integration?@PubDirLtd – there’s no need to say anyone here is unconcerned or has forgotten anything. Everyone knows what a pain in the butt it is to integrate WordPress and bbPress for logins, functions or theme integration.
Since you’re new here you might want to read up a bit on the discussion of making bbPress a WordPress plugin. With custom post types in WordPress 3.0, it looks like it will be even easier to make bbPress into a WordPress plugin. I’m all for that.
The discussion started here with making bbPress a WordPress plugin:
https://bbpress.org/blog/2009/12/2009-12-09-meetup/
There was relevant discussion about it in the forums too:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/future-of-bbpress
> if the developers of BBPress can’t make it that simple
Right now, there are no developers.
The man in charge of the project is Matt Mullenweg and you might be better served addressing him directly with your concerns, to ensure they’re heard: http://ma.tt/contact/
In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???r2417 is the very latest trunk in the 1.0 series. Actually, Matt tagged it 1.1-alpha about 3 months ago. It’s essentially 1.0.2 with bug fixes, PLUS subscribe to topic and login-less posting added. Not much else. It’s probably as safe to run as 1.0.2 right now.
PubDirLtd, the issue you describe with missing thumbnails and missing CSS used to be caused by improper permissions on the my-templates folder (and my-plugins folder has the same problem, but is not causing this symptom for you.) The permissions should be 0755, not 0750. The directories used to get created with 750 permissions, but I thought a clean install of 1.1-alpha should create the directories with the proper permissions. Did you upgrade a 1.0.2 or older installation, or install the latest r2417 using SVN?
In any case, changing the permissions on the my-templates directory to 755 should take care of the missing thumbnails issue and other theme-related issues you’re having.
In reply to: Thesis integration?A thesis page would just be a WordPress page in the Thesis Theme by Chris Pearson, I think.
What you’re asking for, PubDirLtd is the reason that they are considering making bbPress a WordPress plugin, to do exactly that. Right now, it does not. It’s not a plugin for WordPress.
Some people have had success with putting their forum inside an iframe in a WordPress page, but that’s just an ugly hack and has its own problems.
In reply to: Slow loading discussion boardOn a dedicated server, how about logging slow queries with MySQL, or finding the MySQL bottlenecks and tuning the config? With a forum that large, you’re beyond what most people are running with bbPress and it will take some work to fine tune.
In reply to: Using subversion to updateNo to both, I am afraid. The automatically subscribe on reply used to be available as a plugin but that would not work with the new trunk release.
In reply to: Linking back to main website.If this is the home page of the website:
Then that is what your link will be. Just like this:
<a href="http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/" title="website home">Website Home</a>Is it any more complicated than that? You don’t necessarily need a page name in there, the web server will serve up the default index page for that site. If that’s the page you want, then you’re done.
In reply to: Linking back to main website.The home page link should not be to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/phpBB/default.html
but should link to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/ right? What do you mean by “Home”? Home of the website? What URL?
If you really want to link Home to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/phpBB/default.html then you will need to adjust the path to your CSS and images. I can’t figure out why you want that default.html in the forum folder though. Please explain further what you’re trying to do.
In reply to: 'undelete' topics does not workSeems like a separate issue from the one I was having here then, and even the trac ticket. We should focus on your issue.
What sort of server are you on (Linux, OSX, Windows)? Any plugins that might affect this? How about changing to the default them. There was a problem for a while with both delete and undelete links being visible in some themes.
In reply to: Linking a subforum to a specific pageSo, it needs to be a subforum so it shows up in your list of forums, but when they click it, they don’t get a forum, they get redirected to a WordPress page?
You could do it with a 301 (permanent) redirection your .htaccess. You would just redirect the old (subforum) URL to the new (WordPress) URL.
The format would look something like this (assuming pretty permalinks):
Redirect 301 /forums/forum/subforum-name/ http://www.example.com/your-wordpress-page-slug/The first part is relative (just the stuff after the domain name) , and the second part is a full URL. If you get a white screen after adding that to your .htaccess, it means the syntax is wrong and you have to redo it.
Individual files, like icons, php files, js files, can be 644. Directories should be 755.
755 forum
755 my-plugins
755 topic-icons
755 icons
644 bbpress.png
In reply to: How to get a total count of forums?Thanks zaerl.
On which page? Front page in the forum list, or somewhere else?
In reply to: How to get a total count of forums?So the functions in bb-includes are not included on the front end or something? Why would you need to include them again? Are they just admin functions?
