OK, I just cleared my cache as per gerikg’s more than capable advice and it seems to work as it should. Time will tell. I will mark this as resolved. Thanks Gerikg.
Just to add to the previous post, If I log out and then log back in, and then click the admin link, it takes me right to the dashboard.
Weird, huh?
Right on! That was the answer. Thank you very, very much. Fabulous!
Would the fact that I have bbPress working in a iframe in one of the wordpress pages be causing any problems?
I have both wordpress and the bbpress (FOLDER) in the members directory. So where it asks for Blog address (URL) should it be https://my_site/members/ or should it be https://my_site/members/bbpress/
I’ve tried both ways and neither works. Just a scattered thought.
Hmmm, again. I did open up, side by side, the WordPress config file and the bbpress config file and made absolutely sure that AUTH_KEY=BB_AUTH_KEY and that SECURE_AUTH_KEY=BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY and that LOGGED_IN_KEY=BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY. So, this may not be what we are looking for.
I’m wondering about the “User Role Map” settings: (Below is how I set them)
WordPress Administrator = bbPress Administrator
WordPress Editor = bbPress Member
WordPress Author = bbPress Member
WordPress Contributor = bbPress Member
WordPress Subscriber = bbPress Member
Hmmm, that’s interesting. I ftp’d the options-wordpress.php file down from the site and opened it in Dreamweaver. I recognize some of the comments in this as being from the “wordpress Integration settings as found in the Settings/Wordpress Integration tab of the Admin section of bbpress. This is where I set the “User Role Map”, WordPress Address (URL), Blog Address (URL), auth cookie salt, secure auth cookie salt, and logged in cookie salt.
HOWEVER, when I look into the actual options-wordpress.php file (as ftp’d down from the site) and open it up, the php code still seems to be asking for those items??? I just copied a bit of the code from that file and pasted it below. Please advise,
<table>
<tr>
<th><?php _e(‘WordPress’); ?></th>
<td></td>
<th><?php _e(‘bbPress’); ?></th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>AUTH_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_AUTH_KEY</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>SECURE_AUTH_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>LOGGED_IN_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY</td>
</tr>
</table>
Yes, I did that and put in the line as they request on that plug-in. Still doesn’t work. But this is where I was wondering about the line: define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/members/’ );
Do I Put this in exactly as it is or do I need to change ‘COOKIEPATH’ to an actual path.
If the line is correct as is, what else could be wrong?
