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In reply to: Inline Images?
If you actually want to use NGG, you’d have to translate all the API calls (get_option() -> bb_get_option() ) or just run an integrated wp & bb, which is probably easier and more maintainable.
In reply to: Image Verification captcha for registration?Doesn’t exist as far as I know. Build your own. (By the way, some people simply use something like instructing users to type something particular in an extra field to make sure that it’s a human reading the web page. That may be sufficient and far easier.)
In reply to: Changing the displayed user role on post pages1. Change the theme.
2. Edit your user title in Edit Profile.
In reply to: avatarI suggest giving your post div an appropriate
min-height
. It’s easiest and most elegant. Forget tables.In reply to: bbSyncNo, the felbbreplies() function will show all comments/replies made anywhere by a registered member. Or should.
In reply to: DIV placement problemsI can’t do anything without some output. You could open the page in your browser, then go to File > Save (all files) and upload that somewhere.
In reply to: bbpress + wpmu user registration default roleI don’t know why nothing would happen, but I’d advise you to use the API instead of a db query. If μ isn’t already loaded when you load bb, it might be good to load it when someone registers and use a μ function to set their role instead.
In reply to: Allow Image plugin questionYup. 2nd post:
look for the
#thread li
entry [in your CSS] and add to it:overflow: auto;
If you want something to physically resize the images, no. A plugin is possible but you’d also have to permanently store all the images on your server.
In reply to: PHP-Fusion to bbpress.So I guess you want a converter? Or what?
If it is a converter you want, you’re out of luck because there are very few and I haven’t seen or found one for PHP Fusion. If you want to write your own and have a problem, people here can probably help.
In reply to: Integration helpYou can. But the mod’s policy around here is to close any threads asking for _hired_ help once contact details have been left, because the boards cannot be used to organise hired, ie. paid-for, help. You can only set up contact. So once you’ve left a contact address, they might as well close it since nothing desirable could come of it.
It’s not exactly transparent to people not in the know, though. Trent, if you see this, might be a good idea to clue people in when you close.
By the way, this is the third topic you made for this, right? That’s probably enough. Anyone interested should have seen this by now.
In reply to: integration to my website (not wordpress)You have to overwrite the pluggable login functions which will instead check your own existing login system. This wordpress reference should be applicable. https://codex.wordpress.org/Pluggable_Functions
This isn’t something someone else can do for you unless they have your existing login system installed. But if you have any problems we may be able to help with them.
In reply to: k2 for bbpressIt seems like a good idea. Why not pitch that to the bbdev mailing list?
Change the colour of the stickies to something else? Or change it every time? I don’t understand what you want to do.
In reply to: k2 for bbpressFind the .post rule and add
overflow: auto;
to it. That way there will be a scroll bar at the bottom if anything is too long.overflow: hidden;
will simply hide it instead.Also, if you didn’t know bb does let you search.
Hit up http://www.nyquistcapital.com/forums/search.php . You can also add a search form to your template but I’m not sure just how.
In reply to: bbPress Login from WordPressIf you’d be so kind as to take all that code out of your post and put it in http://pastebin.ca/ then link to it, that’d be nice. Also, bb doesn’t by default use bbCode. Code is delimited by ` backticks.
In reply to: Always loginI think bb_cookie is in pluggable.php, so yes. Just look for wordpress documentation on overwriting functions like this (achieveable through plugins).
Also easy.
add_action('bb_init', 'chuck_out_lusers');
function chuck_out_lusers() {
if( !bb_get_current_user() && bb_get_location != 'login-page' ) {
header('Location: http://blah.example.com/bb-login.php');
exit;
}
}In reply to: bbpress.org needs favorites notificationWhy don’t you just use the RSS feed with RSS reader?
In reply to: bbPress Login from WordPressCan you link us to it?
The login functions that logs you into bb redirect you to the forums. It may be possible to change that behaviour but I’m not immediately sure how – probably using an action or filter, possibly the action
bb_user_login
.In reply to: Google AdsenseLook for blank lines or spaces before the starting
<?php
and after the ending?>
as they can cause that problem.In reply to: how do I add a custom template name to bbpress?Indeed I don’t believe there is a method for doing so. I was wondering the same thing and couldn’t find anything, especially since the files accessed in root are all actual files and none of them virtual. Would be good to have such a thing, so yay trac ticket.
In reply to: paragraph breaks bust looseThat sort of thing is usually when you’re not closing
div
s orli
and each successive one falls into the previous, but that should show up in FF and IE too. I looked for that but couldn’t see it, so I can’t help you. Maybe have a look around for Safari bugs that could cause this?In reply to: bbPress Login from WordPressIt does indeed require a deeper level of integration. You want to load bb when you load wp, so open wp’s
wp-config.php
and add the following line:require_once('./bbpress/bb-load.php');
where
/bbpress/
should be the subdirectory of wordpress that bb is in. If that works you should now be able to call any bb function from wp.In reply to: Installation Issue ProblemsI’ve seen some sites that just show you the homepage for a 404 error. Have you got pretty permalinks on or anything in your .htaccess that could interfere?
In reply to: fantastico for bbpressWe can’t help you get it into fantastico, but we can help you install. What problem are you having?
In reply to: Migrate WordPress CommentsI don’t know if this is exactly what you’re looking for but bbSync unifies commenting and when an old topic is synchronised the comments are transferred – albeit as if they had just been posted, with a little message saying they haven’t.