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In reply to: bbPress 1.0.3 released
An automattic employee announcing important bbPress news on a totally different website and not having the common decency to actually tell the people on the bbPress website? It’s unheard of.
Except, it’s not, is it JJJ?
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-september-15
[jJJ edit: swear in your own house, not ours]
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
In reply to: bbPress 1.0.3 releasedAn automattic employee announcing important bbPress news on a totally different website and not having the common decency to actually tell the people on the bbPress website? It’s unheard of.
Except, it’s not, is it JJJ?
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-september-15
[jJJ edit: swear in your own house, not ours]
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
Thi is a unique theme. It has not been released.
It’s not overly hard to replicate from code on this forum.
Thi is a unique theme. It has not been released.
It’s not overly hard to replicate from code on this forum.
In reply to: No Installer AppearI’m sorry to say that this is a buddyPress issue.
Buddy press is not bbpress compatible, and it’s forum plugin isn’t this version of bbpress, but they call it that for some unknown reason. It causes so much confusion.
I’m sorry to say, but if you use or have used BuddyPress. There’d nothing we can do to help.
In reply to: No Installer AppearI’m sorry to say that this is a buddyPress issue.
Buddy press is not bbpress compatible, and it’s forum plugin isn’t this version of bbpress, but they call it that for some unknown reason. It causes so much confusion.
I’m sorry to say, but if you use or have used BuddyPress. There’d nothing we can do to help.
In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – UpdatesIt’s based on WordPress custom post types, so it’ll work of the custom post type theming rules.
index-loop-custom_post_type_name.php
loop-custom_post_type_name.php
single-custom_post_type_name.php
archive-loop-custom_post_type_name.php
etc.
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First DraftHi JJJ,
As always, I appreciate you stopping by
I have not at any time here solicited people to leave bbPress, and 99% of my conversations about this topic have taken place away from this forum, and for the most part, over the last 2-2.5 months.
I refute entirely the statement that I’m attempting to “fragment the already small community” or do anything in “bad taste”. While I’m a vocal son-of-a-gun at times, I think my record for attempting to support bbPress, this forum, and it’s community over the last 2 years will stand up to some scrutiny.
In fact, my initial post was simply a link to another website on which the discussion could take place. I had, and have, no intention of parking the discussion here. I did take time to reply to people as a courtesy. To me, it’s just being mannerly, but I apologise if it’s been wrongly viewed in a different way.
I never intended this thread to cause any issues, I included a link to a website for people that might be interested, and I’ve only replied to folks who have commented here of their own volition (never having sought their comments in these forums). I’ve tried to be courteous and succinct, though I have failings at both, directly e-mailing people whose contact details have been available so that I could keep the chatter here down.
Could I ask if a moderator would be as kind as to lock this thread?
Thank you.
Kevinjohn
If you’re going to fork it, call it something new and fork it.
I totally agree with you bro
What’s your WordPress plug-in that’s not a continuation of the bbPress0.9/1/ branches going to be called?
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First DraftI think you’ve hit a key point christofius:
Some of the proposed plugins should be integrated in the core. Report user, user roles, quotes, SEO, stickies, improved moderation, Pivate Messages: all of that I consider essential to a good forum script
Many would agree, many wouldn’t.
Thats one of the goals, to ensure that you only had what was essential to run a forum.
I’ve been lucky enough to be on the internet for almost 20 years (and on “forums” since the bulletin-board/guestbook era), and i’ve never once used “private messaging”. That is, unless [you] call E-mail private messaging.
…while there is nothing wrong with making them into a plugin, it would be much more convenient for new users not to have to install a bunch of stuff to get those features.
The same could be said for people uninstalling them.
My viewpoint is this, and I may be totally wrong, but if you include ‘core plugins’ turned off by default, users get a light-weight active and working forum right out of the box, and all they have to click is “activate” to get the desire feature working.
This is how WordPress does it just now with the likes of Akismet, and there are very few complaints that I know of.
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First DraftIntegration with WordPress, or any other external software, will not be something we’ll be aiming for in the core.
The plan is to allow classes and functions to be overwritten/extended so that anyone that interested can write a plug-in to handle such features. That’s more to do with OOP data mapping versus hard-coding, than an attempt to so anything with WordPress specifically.
Does that mean that you have it all figured out and the purpose of this thread is to get extremely talented programmers on board
Only if they use Dreamweaver like I do.
There are many of talented people on this site whom I have come to respect; and it would be folly of me not to keep them in the loop on something like this. I’m not really sure why people think that’s Machiavellian of me…
you have no script, and (as far as I know, correct me if I’m wrong) no experience contributing/managing php scripts.
What’s PHP again?
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First DraftAlways happy for more Blue Sky thinking.
Widgets, and easy theming, are definitely points I would like to discuss in detail further down the line. I absolutely believe that the theme should just deal with simple presentation, and this ties in with that nicely.
Custom post types is actually very simple, and has already been factored in to a certain extent.
WordPress integration is crucial
No, it’s not
And nor is it going to be a goal of the software.
WordPress is getting it’s own forum software, and I’m sure that will work really well, and meet the needs of many.
What will be happening is that people can extend the user or login classes so that external systems can be tied into the software (MediaWiki, Drupal, WordPress etc).
In reply to: bbPress – Twitter Integration – IdeaNot right now.
And this version of the software is being replaced by a wordpress-plugin.
In reply to: not working in buddypressSadly, the bbPress that comes with or from BuddyPress is not the same as this bbPress. No-one knows why they kept the same name, it causes so much confusion.
It’s honestly a question for the BuddyPress forums only I’m afraid.
In reply to: Buddypress: 0 posts in topicSadly, the bbPress that comes with or from BuddyPress is not the same as this bbPress. No-one knows why they kept the same name, it causes so much confusion.
It’s honestly a question for the BuddyPress forums only I’m afraid.
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First DraftHello folks,
Just a quick update, I’m afraid I’ve been offline for a week due to family issues. To that end, it’ll be another week or so before I come back with an actual update. Just didn’t want people to think I’d gone AWOL.
_ck_ best of luck with your projects. No doubt we’ll all be slapping our heads at the simplicity of what you build next.
Paul, thanks for the kind words and well wishes.
Take care,
Kev
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First Draftit’s really “I want to manage a bbPress fork. Here’s my feature wishlist. Who wants to code it?”
Haha, thanks for telling people what I actually meant Paul, but I’m a half (quarter?) decent developer. Not as good as some of the great developers we have around here already, but but i’m more than happy to get my hands dirty when needed.
Right now, we’ve alot of exceptionally talented Developers, and not so much in the PM/BA department, and I’m merely trying to fill the gap I can be most helpful in. Apologies to all those that my document offended enough to take pot-shots at the language used.
It’s a high level effort of one person to kick start something bigger than himself, if its all the same with yourself, i’ll hold off on the low level fine tuning for quite some time, even though you raise some interesting points.
We’ve a software to save
In reply to: Forking bbPress: First Draft@mr_pele
thanks for the kind words.
I’ve also replied to your email.
Great to hear from you mate, and to have your support.
No doubt there will be differnt opinions, but with many people pulling in the same direction, i’m sure we’ll find suitable compromises along the way.
In reply to: backslashes – lack of!! how do i get them to show?Hi Paul,
Just so you know, if you areusing the bbpress plugin that works with buddy press, then you’re not using bbpress.
It’s a fork from last years release hacked to work with buddypress. That’s not to say bad things about it though, how it was done was really great, it’s just confusing.
Don worry though, they’re making a new wordpress plugin that’s not this software or the buddypress plugin, and they’re going to call that bbpress too. At thy time, we’ll all b confused
In reply to: BB-Press Mobile, Has it been abandoned?It depends on what you’re after.
If your forum needs a specific Mobile version, then you’ll need to scout around.
If your forum needs a specific mobile stylesheet/theme, then creating one for bbPress is very simple, but there isn’t a public one out there that I know of.
Forums are tricky things. Worth it, but tricky.
Define your requirements, whats a must have and a nice to have, and you can make a decision alot easier that way
In reply to: BB-Press Mobile, Has it been abandoned?Yes, it’s been abandoned:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/twenty-ten-for-bbpress-feedback#post-72781
Sorry, yeah, the error log on the server will let us see what’s going on.
The plugin doesn’t do anything fancy, nor make any native calls to the database or anything, it simply calls exisiting bbPress functions. That said, I might need to just accept that it’s bbPress1.0 only (though I was kinda sure it wasn’t).
Any info you could give us would be benefitial,
THANKS
After activating the plugin, you can’t access the forum. Actually it is more like you will see just an empty white screen.
Great, much better info, thanks.
Now what’s the error message please?
bbPress version = 0.9.0.6
This is probably the reason, but I’m sure I have it working on a bb0.9 version. i’ll double check.
Theme is Hybrid but a little bit customised.
And does it work on the default theme?
Also, is this plugin suppose to give any option to set up on the admin side?
No.
hmmm ! actually this SEO plugin blocks the forum.
Could you find it in the goodness of your heart to give a little more information?
What do you mean by block?
What version of bbpress are you using?
What error message did you get?
Basically, anything that gives actual information would be benefitial, and I’ll try and get a fix to you.
In reply to: Advice before installationWordPress, then bbPress in a sub folder.