I don’t know. It’s up to you. It doesn’t seem to integrate with bbsync, so I haven’t really got anything to do with it?
vafaaaan, take a look at the wpdb documentation. It’s mostly the same.
William, no, that’s cool. I’ve got a comment, found the same problem, and trying to figure out where my code is going wrong. But I appreciate all the help you’ve already given me 
William, that’s pretty strange. What do you see without bbsync on?
vafaaaan, if you want more tags help you should ask the wp forums. Note that I wouldn’t like to use it for bbsync unless it uses the API.
Yo. That does help, cheers William. It sounds like I’m not getting rid of comments properly. For the ones that show up all duplicate, is the comment_type in the database comment?
vafaaaan, you’re always better off using the API. The actual relationship is this (with table names taken from vague memory) if I recall correctly:
wp_terms lists all the terms, stores data for them
wp_term_type assigns a type to the terms (so it says whether a term is a tag or a category)
wp_term_relationships links a term to an object, like a post
William: does a single, unique reply in bbpress sometimes not appear in wp and sometimes appear several times? Does this change as you reload the page or does it change from reply to reply (but stay consistent between refreshes)?
Vafaaaan: they don’t. I’ve yet to implement that.
Ho hum. That’s pretty annoying, isn’t it? I put in a $bbdb->escape() because otherwise some database error would annoy me, but this way may well be worse. I’m not sure what to do; bb gets it nicely encoded through coming through $_POST I think. Still thinking about that one (if anyone knows what is probably quite obvious and tells me, that’d be great).
electroniques: what are the urls of your installs? You probably need to set the cookie domains explicitly.
joeby: I’d love to, but advice to electroniques is going to help you too. If you want to reward the help anyway, that’d be awesome.
Please don’t bump these things. It’s incredibly pointless. Any interested people would probably have seen it by now, could easily find it and it gets in the way of more interesting or useful things.
If someone is working on it, let them announce it in their own time. They’re quite capable of doing so, if they exist.
I put this in my template:
<?php if($topic_id = felwptobb( $id ) ) { echo '<a href="' . bbreplylink( $topic_id ) . '">Reply!</a>'; } else { comments_popup_link(' comments', '1 comment', '% comments','',''); } ?>
Not at all, it’s a perfectly reasonably question.
Are you using bbsync, or requiring bb when you run wp?
Whatever you like. Makes no difference.
What’s a ddlb?
What have you tried?
What is the problem you’re having?
You have the allow images plugin installed, don’t you?
If my guess is right, turning it off will make backticks work again. But that may not be worth it to you.
It may not be obvious to you, but your so-called categories are identical to parent forums with some different display code. Just make your forums, add your child forums, and then modify the template so that it’s no longer a link and has column headings instead of data of its own. It’s functionally identical.
> You should know, I’m new to this. I’m learning, but re-writing too much code and messing too much with the database probably isn’t a good idea just yet.
Yeah, okay. Don’t worry about it. You’ll learn.
Hehe, yeah Chris, couldn’t agree more with you there. I was thinking much the same thing. 
So, tbronson, I don’t understand. Did you want *attachments*? Or just for people to be able to upload images somewhere? And what script did you end up using? I think now that you can even integrate imageshack into your site, but using their servers to host the images; their api looks made just for that.
Try going to your Dashboard > Content > Forums.
That’s not really an attachment.
If you want people to be able to upload images and post links to them, just put a link to http://imageshack.us in your template and be done. That doesn’ t require any scripts.
> It seems to me that anyone with Some Skills could whip one up in…minutes?!
Not really.
A major problem right now is lack of per-post metadata. Even if that were present, this would not be a trivial task.
Can you please explain how, in case anyone else has your problem?
Check your database content via phpmyadmin for a capabilities entry in wp_usermeta and, if it exists, delete it. Try the admin panel again.
No input file specified is a standard PHP error. Nothing to do with bb. From a quick google (I have no actual knowledge of this):
The basic issue was that PHP-as-CGI REALLY REALLY wants SCRIPT_FILENAME.
It ignores the command line. It ignores SCRIPT_NAME. It wants SCRIPT_FILENAME.
This very informative error message from PHP means that your web server, WHATEVER it is, is not setting SCRIPT_FILENAME.
What it does is resize it so that the larger dimension becomes 100px, and the smaller dimension becomes less than 100px proportionally.
hostpanic, yes, it is. But it’s not a feature of the plugin right now. However the image editing code is fairly straightforward so you may want to have a look at messing around with that yourself.
Per-post metadata isn’t possible right now (at least via the API). I haven’t heard of a plugin to do it.
Not as far as I know. There certainly shouldn’t be any function name conflicts.
If you try it out, can you mention here whether it works or not?
You’ve got problems with your rewrite rules; wp assumes that it’s meant to be a wordpress page, can’t find it and therefore goes wrong. Not sure how to fix it, but I’m sure someone is.
No folders are actually created in making new forums, by the way. Your forums are being created, you just can’t access them right now.
