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In reply to: "Sandbox" theme
I don’t think there’s any question at this point. Here’s what Matt said on Dec 30 ’09:
“[21:26 GMT] <photomatt> bbPress will definitely be a WP plugin”
In reply to: What's happening with bbPress?Null, the log from the December 30 and January 6 logs are up now:
https://bbpress.org/blog/2010/01/2010-01-06-meetup/
https://bbpress.org/blog/2010/01/2009-12-30-meetup/
You can always check all the logs here before they’re posted on the blog:
In reply to: Who can shed some light here?There’s no database info exposed there, but the full filesystem path is exposed. That’s about it.
In reply to: BB press + WP Press integrationKamil_D sorry, it looked like spam to me based on the other comment I saw from you. I deleted it in error. Glad to know it’s not spam. Sorry about that.
In reply to: wp integration cookie does not workWhat is the URL of your forum and site?
No, that’s the unstable version. It’s in use here, so it’s fairly stable, but it’s not recommended normally.
In reply to: bbpress bug!?It means your integration is not done correctly. Read this to try and resolve:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wp-integration-coockie-does-not-work#post-61969
In reply to: Post Notification Not Sending error 451Is this relevant?
http://support.jodohost.com/showthread.php?t=8774
There is an SMTP mail plugin for bbPress in case you can’t send mail from bbPress:
How about a link to your forum?
In reply to: Delimeter Separate TagsDon’t hack the core: http://i39.tinypic.com/23wofh1.jpg
In the core function, they’re only separated by spaces because all the links [a href=”whatever”]tag[/a] are on new lines, and the browser treats the new line as a space. If I knew more, I could tell you how to do it with a plugin, but because I don’t I gave an alternate solution.
There are a couple of different cases for output, one being an array, then you could just echo them with whatever delimiter you wanted.
The file you want to look at is ./bb-includes/functions.bb-template.php and the function is bb_get_tag_heat_map around line 3183 (in version 1.0.2 anyway) I think.
In reply to: Delimeter Separate TagsTo space them out, could you do something like this?
#tag-page a {
margin-right: 10px;
}I think I would add an additional div to your template so that this
#tag-page adoesn’t affect all the links on the page. Just wrap the section you want this to work on in something like<div id="tag-heat-map">.If you want to do use a bullet instead after each link, you could do this also, but I am not certain what browsers actually support text generated by the
:afterpseudo-element (I think it’s CSS 2.1):#tag-page a:after {
content: "%5C2007%5C00B7%5C2007";
}The 2007 is a digit space, and the 00B7 is a middot. Maybe something like that? Not even related to bbPress really.
EDIT: above, those %5C are supposed to be backslashes but I can’t keep them from being translated or decoded or whatever. Should be character encoding from here:
In reply to: Delimeter Separate TagsSo you’re not using the hot tags plus plugin any more?
ashfame, trunk automatically emails you for a thread you created? I know you can request email updates (like here), but will it happen automatically when you create a thread/topic?
With the subscribe to email updates function there now, it’s probably easier to just mark the topic when you create it, like _ck_’s comment here https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/post-notification/#post-451
It’s probably just a different function now.
In reply to: my bbpress topic and forum just keeps reloading!10 January 2010 03:13 GMT. I am about to release 5 replies from alexandanthony that were flagged by Akismet as spam.
In reply to: Help integrate bbPress users and WordPress MU usersI think conceptually you’re going to need to renumber some members, and then change all the places where their old ID was being used, to the new ID.
There used to be a way to make any topic you created a favorite of yours, then you could ask for email notification for all favorites, which meant you’d get an email whenever someone replied to a topic you created (since it was a favorite of yours.) The plugin that did that was pretty old, for prior to 0.9 I believe. I imagine you’re using the latest 1.0.x release?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/post-notification/
particularly this comment for a really simple way of doing this, I think:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/post-notification/#post-451
Or maybe this one:
https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/browser/auto-add-favorites/trunk/auto_add_favorites.php
It’s certainly possible, with a plugin.
The odd redirect thing is not really, it looks normal to me. When you try to access bb-admin directly, and you’re not logged in, you get redirected to bb-login.php, with the query string
?re=redirecting you to where you initially wanted to go. It works like that in WordPress too.Try accessing wp-admin on the same site without being logged in:
http://www.londonmuscle.com/blog/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://www.londonmuscle.com/blog/wp-admin/
The forum comes up if you use this URL which is the index page for the forum directory:
http://www.londonmuscle.com/blog/forum/index.php
I see you’re on IIS. Do you need to set the default index page to index.php or something? This has happened a couple times that I know of recently.
In reply to: Starting New SiteYes, install WordPress first, then install bbPress and follow the instructions for integration. I think these are probably the most recent good instructions on integration:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wp-integration-coockie-does-not-work#post-61969
In reply to: my bbpress topic and forum just keeps reloading!Michael R, it’s acting normally today. Maybe alexandanthony made a change and will post back what was causing the problem.
In reply to: Forum already existsYes. After you install, you’d have empty tables, and importing the backup sql file would put all the data back in there. Just be sure you use the same version (what you have in the database backup, and what you install) so you can be sure the database schema is the same. After that you can update the software, on the restored database.
In reply to: my bbpress topic and forum just keeps reloading!Interesting, you’re going to throw the whole internets into a loop!
Here are the headers:
[~]$ curl -I http://strangebutfunny.net/forum/topic.php?id=2
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Length: 0
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0
X-Pingback: http://strangebutfunny.net/forum/xmlrpc.php
Refresh: 0;url=http://strangebutfunny.net/forum/topic.php?id=2
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:09:09 GMTWhy is there a “Refresh: 0;” in there? Do you have a fresh in any of your header.php files, maybe to direct people from the website to the forum?
In reply to: How to uninstall bbpress forum completely?ipunkbali, please start a new topic for that integration question, or just browse the tag to see how others have done it. https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/integration
In reply to: Reducing Tag FieldWhat do you mean exactly? The field where the tags are input when creating a new topic, you want it to take up less space visually, or you want to allow just a certain number of characters, or you want to limit the amount of space displayed on a topic page that shows tags? Need more information please. Screenshots are good too to show exactly what you’re talking about.
In reply to: sitemap generator conflict with blog sitemapI thought the file was written as sitemap.bb.xml originally, which would not overwrite your sitemap.xml file, correct?
Also, that $sitemap_file is normally defined with server
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], so you should be using a filesystem path, not a URL as you have done. Something like/var/www/you/forum/sitemap.xmlinstead of the url with HTTP.
