Erlend: As BuddyPress installs bbPress standalone with only a few tweaks, I think it would be very much possible to convert the BuddyPress bbPress forums too. Just point it to its directory. 
Erlend: As BuddyPress installs bbPress standalone with only a few tweaks, I think it would be very much possible to convert the BuddyPress bbPress forums too. Just point it to its directory.
chrisbrocklesby: There was a fix posted earlier in this thread about that (which I don’t actually remember and it’s hard to locate that). It happens when you upgrade from an old version of bbPress plugin. If you could nuke the whole dev site and install it again, then it should start working again for you. 
Matalina: Try adding bbpress in the list of tags in style.css of your theme. That behavior should be changed though.
Ricardo: You should put that line in your WordPress theme’s functions.php. Note that some themes might still not display it properly.
You also need to install this plugin in WordPress and it would tell you what you need to add in your wp-config.php.
You also need to install this plugin in WordPress and it would tell you what you need to add in your wp-config.php.
JJJ: Yeah, getting close. 
Bryan: As easy as uploading a 2-line edited script and clicking a few next buttons.
Right, multiple databases are not supported.
Right, multiple databases are not supported.
DarkWolf: That error would only happen when you run it multiple times and the database table already exists or your database user doesn’t have privileges to rename a table. The converter does tell you to take precautionary measures.
DarkWolf: That error would only happen when you run it multiple times and the database table already exists or your database user doesn’t have privileges to rename a table. The converter does tell you to take precautionary measures.
Have you installed that WordPress plugin for cookie integration and edited your wp-config.php as needed?
Have you installed that WordPress plugin for cookie integration and edited your wp-config.php as needed?
Darkwold.it: Because comments are own their own, it is not a post type.
studioleland: You can’t.
Edit your theme’s register.php and it should contain the line <?php do_action('extra_profile_info', $user); ?>. Move it to the place where you want the captcha to be displayed.
Edit your theme’s register.php and it should contain the line <?php do_action('extra_profile_info', $user); ?>. Move it to the place where you want the captcha to be displayed.
You should browse into your active theme directory, if you’re using the default theme i.e. Kakumei, that would be /bb-templates/kakumei/. There, you would find the files register.php and register-success.php. You can edit those. Hope that helps.
You should browse into your active theme directory, if you’re using the default theme i.e. Kakumei, that would be /bb-templates/kakumei/. There, you would find the files register.php and register-success.php. You can edit those. Hope that helps.
What is the exact problem you’re facing? And what are you doing currently?
What is the exact problem you’re facing? And what are you doing currently?
A quick search leads me to this: http://www.phpbb.com/customise/db/converter/smf_1.1.x_to_phpbb3/
Which version of SMF are you using?
