This is possible to do in the trunk/development version of bbPress, which will eventually be version 1.1 and is very near completion. A few issues cropped up a few weeks ago and there are trac tickets open for them that need to be addressed before a beta will be made available.
@yutt – It’s my official job responsibility at Automatic to contribute a relatively large percentage of my time directly to the development of both bbPress and BuddyPress. The past negativity of the bbPress community has played a part in the lack of developer contributions, but I think a bigger part is the need for integrated forums not being as large as some of us perceive it to be. If everyone wanted it, more people would naturally contribute. Either way, I’m happy to keep things moving, and I’m always around if someone needs to contact me, has questions, etc… It’s also not a matter of “WordPress HQ” since bbPress is its own project, it’s more a matter of someone committing to seeing it through, which I plan to. 
@qprints – Good eye
Not out of the box, no.
Allowed markup: a blockquote code em strong ul ol li embed.
You can also put code in between backtick characters.
Not out of the box, no.
Allowed markup: a blockquote code em strong ul ol li embed.
You can also put code in between backtick characters.
Deleted your bumps.
Can you give us more information about your installation? What version you’re using, if you have integrated with WordPress, etc…?
Deleted your bumps.
Can you give us more information about your installation? What version you’re using, if you have integrated with WordPress, etc…?
You can give the trunk version of bbPress a try. It comes with this ability in core, and is near the end of development.
You can give the trunk version of bbPress a try. It comes with this ability in core, and is near the end of development.
You’ll want to contact the authors of those plugins to get better support. Plugins are responsible for telling bbPress where they live and how they are accessed. Sounds like those plugins need to be updated or are just malfunctioning.
You’ll want to contact the authors of those plugins to get better support. Plugins are responsible for telling bbPress where they live and how they are accessed. Sounds like those plugins need to be updated or are just malfunctioning.
More than likely these problems are either fixed by now, related to not looking in the right place, or used in JavaScript.
Hi Doug,
1.1 is in /trunk/ and is the most recent stand-alone code. You could use it the same as you use 1.0.2/1.0.3 right now and shouldn’t have any issues.
2.0 is in /branches/plugin/ and nothing has been specifically built to make the two talk to each other yet. Every effort has been made to make sure they don’t conflict though, so they shouldn’t get in each others way either.
Hi Doug,
1.1 is in /trunk/ and is the most recent stand-alone code. You could use it the same as you use 1.0.2/1.0.3 right now and shouldn’t have any issues.
2.0 is in /branches/plugin/ and nothing has been specifically built to make the two talk to each other yet. Every effort has been made to make sure they don’t conflict though, so they shouldn’t get in each others way either.
It ends up not being inside a real page, but rather uses some smoke and mirrors to make it appear like it is by having either a duplicate or a unified theme to make it look the part.
The bbPress plugin for WordPress comes packaged with this exact functionality in mind however.
It ends up not being inside a real page, but rather uses some smoke and mirrors to make it appear like it is by having either a duplicate or a unified theme to make it look the part.
The bbPress plugin for WordPress comes packaged with this exact functionality in mind however.
Are you able to switch to bbPress trunk to check if the error happens there too?
Are you able to switch to bbPress trunk to check if the error happens there too?
@ryangannon
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@alexvorn2 – Fixed in r2970. Review your ticket for details.
