You can either put the code in front-page.php as Kevin told or use if ( bb_is_front() ) { /* Code Here */ }
Have you deep integrated?
We can add the same code (the one I posted in the patch) in bbPress, but BackPress would be a better place for that. Anyone should contact westi as he can fix it.
Easy way is deep integration but is highly not recommended as it adds unnecessary extra load on the server. Other way is to code a template yourself which looks similar to your WP theme or hire someone to do that.
And seriously, what is up with these >>> tags? It’s about to span into it’s 3rd month of not working. We can only help so much…
That is a BackPress bug, I think you know about it.. – http://backpress.automattic.com/ticket/25
This has been fixed in the trunk version.
More updates
bbPress 1.0.3 milestone now only has 1 ticket left, which depends on this BackPress ticket), while 1.1 milestone has 2 tickets left (both need patches). There’s also another BackPress ticket that needs to be fixed (has patch).
Also, there would be no tag administration in 1.1.
And just for a note, matt also committed a patch about 11 hours back – [2450]
10 hours back, there was a commit by matt – [2450]
Download a fresh copy of WordPress and upload it via FTP.
Looking at the source of your blog, you’re still running WP 2.9.2.
There is already a bug report on that and we’ll fix that soon.
bbPress is not a plugin of WordPress, you have to install it separately as you had installed WordPress.
You’re running WP 3.0 right?
You can also check the bbPress WordPress plugin log here – https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/bbpress
As I recall it used to a really long time ago, but had the feature taken out or turned off.
That was actually when you yourself add a post and it would get added via AJAX.
If this feature is not currently supported, do you think it can be easily done?
Yup, P2 theme for WordPress also checks for blog/comments updates via AJAX so it should be easy for bbPress too.
I have posted a patch in that ticket, can you test it?
There was a report of the same on Trac but I closed it as it wasn’t happening for me. Are you running the trunk version of bbPress or 1.0.2?
Here it is – #1194
Opened up the ticket again
They are used to generate the URL.
Here’s the SQL:
UPDATE bb_usermeta SET meta_value = 'a:1:{s:6:"member";b:1;}' WHERE meta_value = 'a:1:{s:8:"inactive";b:1;}'
Change bb_ if you have any other table prefix. Also change " to the correct one.
Do you load WordPress’ wp-load.php in bbPress?
Because your server would be having the latest version of PHP.
It is used for the bb_get_uri function (which generates the URL).
