There is nothing that needs to be done.
This sounds like: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/52
After you try to login, does it still display the login form or does it instead show you the profile, admin, and logout links?
After you try to login, does it still display the login form or does it instead show you the profile, admin, and logout links?
In future versions of bbPress, you will be able to do this with a short plugin.
As for the [Closed] issue, you can solve that be removing the filter and adding your own (or using custom templates).
remove_filter('topic_title', 'closed_title', 30);
When a person is marked as a bozo, no one else sees the topics and posts that person writes.
Its a bit like being blocked but not knowing it.
cmcraft, you need to call WordPress’ template functions yourself. bbPress doesn’t do that for you.
How odd. Thanks for letting us know!
The plugins are loaded everytime bbPress is loaded.
If you’re don’t want any code from your plugin to execute unless you’re in the admin, you could put something like this hack at the top of your “admin-only” plugins:
if ( false === strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/bb-admin/') )
return;
But just loading the plugin file shouldn’t add too much overhead. You could do something a little nicer, if you weren’t worried about loading your plugin file:
function my_admin_only() {
if ( false === strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/bb-admin/') )
return;
else load_my_plugin_stuff();
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_admin_only' );
Create a directory called my-plugins/ in bbPress’ root directory.
Into that add a new file called mod-write-topics.php with the following code.
<?php
function mod_write_topics() {
global $bb_roles;
$bb_roles->role_objects['member']->remove_cap( 'write_topics' );
}
add_action( 'bb_got_roles', 'mod_write_topics' );
?>
I think that will work, but I haven’t tested it.
If you switched user tables after bbPress was already installed, the accounts in the old user tables won’t work.
You can log in with the accounts in the new user table, but none of those accounts will have administrator rights in bbPress.
You’ll have to manually add something to your database.
In WordPress’ usermeta table, add an entry that looks like:
user_id: #your user id on your blog#
meta_key: bb_capabilities (replace ‘bb_’ with bbPress’ table prefix)
meta_value: a:1:{s:9:”keymaster”;b:1;}
garymill, it should be in your wp_usermeta table. Can you search that table for keymaster?
If you’re getting that error when WP_BB is set, you’re probably not including wp-config.php correctly.
You do not need to load wp-config.php in order to integrate cookies or most anything else.
See https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/
and https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#integration-plugins
Could you provide a link to your site?
garymill,
Login problem:
wp_home and wp_siturl will only work if the url for your forums is a “subdirectory” of the url for your WordPress blog. If that is not the case, you’ll need the more fine-grained control mentioned in the Cookie integration with WordPress Documentation
Installation problem:
on Installation, bbPress looks to see if there are any keymasters in the User Tables already. You’ll need to go to your usermeta table and delete the entry:
meta_key = $bb_table_prefix . ‘capabilities’ (example: ‘bb_capablities’)
meta_value = a:1:{s:9:”keymaster”;b:1;}
This part of the installation will have to change in the next version for several reasons. The difficulties you’re seeing is one of them.
No – WP_BB only tells bbPress that you will be loading WordPress so that it knows not to try to load thingsn which will conflict with WordPress.
If bbPress is installed in a subdirectory of WordPress, put this in bbPress’ config,php
require_once(dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/wp-config.php');
Can you provide a link to your site?
Are you running the downloaded release or an older nightly/development copy?
evelardiez,
bbPress comes with such a script. Download the software, fill in the details of you database connection in config.php, and when you first browse to your forum’s URL, you’ll be taken through the installation procedure.
See https://bbpress.org/documentation/installation/
bbPress does not have email notification. It sends email for a couple administrative things, but not when new content in posted. It does, however, produce RSS feeds all over the place.
That said, an email notification plugin would be a welcome.
bbPress should get along with WPMU just as well as it does with WP. See https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/
root9, this is due to a typo in bbPress rewrite rules. Use these instead: https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#pretty-permalinks
There is currently no way to delete a forum without deleting it directly from the database (that is, using something like PHPMyAdmin).
Tags can be removed from a particular topic by clicking the little x next to the tag in question.
Tags can be completely deleted from the entire site by clicking the tag name, scrolling down, and clicking Destroy Tag. You must be an administrator or key master to destroy a tag.
