If you deleted the topic that was tagged with bbPress (it’s the default first post/first topic I believe) then you just need to recount. There is an option there something like “Delete tags with no topics.” If you go through the recount, just check them all and the phantom tag should go away.
This sounds like a WordPress question. You might get more support by visiting the WordPress.org support forums:
Support Forums
Couple things right off the bat though:
1. are you using any plugins that might be doing this?
2. does it happen with a stock theme?
Also, please post a link to your site. It sounds like you have a problem with the permalink setup though.
This keeps getting deleted because the previous posts did not mention bbPress at all. Can you explain how this relates to bbPress? Thanks.
How about trying to raise him at his website?
http://blogwaffe.com/about/
https://bbpress.org/forums/profile/mdawaffe
I thought that he was one of the original programmers for bbPress, although I see more from sambauers these days.
https://trac.bbpress.org/search?q=mdawaffe&noquickjump=1&ticket=on&changeset=on&wiki=on
Looks like you integrated with WordPress 2.7.1 – did you integrate the logins? What version of bbPress did you install?
Looks like your installation is missing the bb-load.php? Did you try to include bb-load.php into WordPress? If so, you probably just have the path to the file wrong.
Are the xxxx’s the path to bbPress or WordPress directories? Obfuscating that makes it hard to see what your error is really saying.
Also, what version of bbPress are you talking about?
Very nice. I see you’re using WordPress 2.7.1. Do you have integrated logins between the forum and the WordPress site, and if so, how did you integrate them?
Not sure about BuddyPress at all…
Because bbPress is not a plugin for WordPress, it’s not really possible, as far as I know, to make your forum appear in a WordPress page. Someone posted here once about putting bbPress in an iFrame and putting that in a WordPress page, but I’ve still not seem it working at all.
Most people create a theme for bbPress that looks like your WordPress theme and then they integrate the logins so you can log in once for both bbPress and WordPress.
What did line 80 of wp-config.php look like, and how about the line just before that? Also, what version of WordPress so someone can check their wp-config.php and see what that might be.
When you go to edit a post you’ve previously made? Weird, it still happens for me. Odd for sure. No big deal though, just figured I would put it out there.
Noticed one little weirdness that most people wouldn’t ever run into. If you go to edit a post, the boxes are not rounded like everywhere else. This is with FF 3.0.10 on Windows XP.
http://www.chrishajer.com/bbpress/edit.png
Other than that, things look great. Thank you.
Sounds like you have a separate database for WordPress and bbPress? The message says there is no wp_users table in the bbp01 database. Did you use separate databases or the same one for bbPress and WordPress?
You might want to click on the tags associated with this topic. There has been a lot of talk about using characters like that in usernames.
How did you get the incompatible cookies between those two version to sync up? Did you use _ck_’s plugin or superann’s method?
What version bbPress are you talking about, and will it be integrated with WordPress?
Spaces are no problem already.
That might be an interesting discussion, but for another forum. We’re not going to change that here. Maybe try the wp-hackers maling list?
Or, there is some pretty good info here on why NOT to do it:
http://us3.php.net/function.mysql-pconnect
I doubt the *only* solution is to reinstall everything. Why not just figure out what is wrong and fix that? What’s to say it would be better the 2nd time around?
Can you post a link to the site?
Can you look at the database and see what values are stored for username? If you register a new user, is their information stored correctly? Is the problem just with existing users?
I don’t have the latest beta installed, but I do have an Alpha 2 installation and the database connection is here:
./bb-includes/backpress/class.bpdb.php:123:
$this->dbh = mysql_connect($host, $user, $password, true);
