That could be the only other option then – though I don’t understand how that would work.
I see – then it can’t be in the template. Must be something in the core. Do you remember what you did just before it started happening? We need details with this one.
If you’re running a shared host, you should be able to perform a backup yourself through your cPanel. 
alexandanthony: It lookas like you’ve modified something when you edited the theme files. It looks like it’s running some kind of continuous loop.
Can you put the code for topic.php (in your my-themes directory) on pastebin.org? I’d like to have a look.
Michael
The IP address is only seen by Key Master’s. Your visitors will not see it.
I don’t see why it should be removed as it is useful for moderation.
Yeah – not much has been decided upon yet, but, by the looks of things, we may see WordPress/BuddyPress/bbPress/ being a fully integrated package, where BuddyPress and bbPress stand as plugins for WordPress.
The link Ben provided works perfectly. If you get an error (404 not found) then try again. The file exists.
I see, then I’ll wait for a top-level domain. Thanks
bbPress will actually be suited for your needs, as it’s simple enough for those who are not tech savvy.
Just as a shortened update (and someone else may correct me on this one, if I’m wrong):
bbPress 1.0.2 has full support by the community, and there are newly developed plugins for it. I can assure you that there are more than 30 plugins that work perfectly with 1.0.2 – and several are still being updated today.
Version 1.1 is planned as a standalone release, so far as I know. It will have a number of stability issues treated, as well as a number of new features; one being Email Subscription (which is live on this forum – see the top area of this post).
In my eyes, it’s very safe for you to go ahead and download 1.0.2. Plenty people are still downloading it today. As per usual (and as with every other well-known PHP package), bbPress does have an upgrade system. For future versions, there will probably be a migration system to move everything from the standalone forum to the plugin based one.
I hope you do stick around – there’s plenty more to come. Keep an eye on the blog – there are informative updates there. There is also an IRC meetup on Wednesday, for which the logs will be posted on the blog immediately after.
Take care
Michael
There;s one thing I’d like to know: Do I have to make it so that the attachments folder is below the root? I can’t do this as I’m running a shared host at the moment…
It is supported, and will continue to grow. It will eventually become a canonical plugin for WordPress.
I also thought so at first, but I really love this software – so I’m sticking with it, no matter what.
bbPress is planned to go ahead with version 1.1 soon.
Follow this thread for more info: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/whats-happening-with-bbpress
You can also have a look at the blog for updates.
@Chris: Whoops – should’ve noticed – my bad…
I said I don’t have another one. I am using _ck_’s one. As far as I know, there is no other signature component out there for bbPress.
Doesn’t seem to work. It returned this: http://i.imagehost.org/0831/Screenshot-Dev_station_Mozilla_Firefox.jpg
Not to worry though – I’ll simply adjust the forums to reduce the clutter.
Thanks for your help – I really appreciate it
Okey dokey – we have something going here. Thanks very much – wouldn’t have been able to do it without you.
Now, there’s one last thing that needs a work-around. If you go to my forum (http://www.inniosoft.co.cc/devstation) and scroll to the Support Forum, there are meant to be forums as far as 2 sub-forums deep. The structure is this:
Support Forum
– Software Developemnt *1
— Child-Forum
-Website Development *1
— Child-Forum
Is there any way to put each *1 on a new line? I’m sure it’s easily done by checking $depth – but I don’t want to play too much in case.
PS: The styles and what not will be changed later – I know it looks a little scrappy now..
Welcome
I see – well it looks really great. I only wish I could do something like that… I probably could, but I’ve never played around with it.
I don’t know of one – and I don’t think there is another one at all.
I’m quite impressed with what you’ve done here, Gautam.
I think you’ve done a very creative job with the topic page, though I must admit it is quite intense on the eyes (only if all the posts in that topic are short).
Otherwise, nice job.
Kawasuo: Thanks – I’m glad you can help. The link below is the code I have for the forum list on the front page. I simply commented out anything that is not a category.
http://pastie.org/765956 (page) or http://pastie.org/765956.txt (Raw Text)
Thanks again
Peace, Michael
Could you show us an example of how this works?
Thanks very much for that – will give it a try the minute I have my top-level domain.
Plans for 1.1 have not been finalized by Matt – so there is no date of when it will be released. A lot of features are still being considered – many of them coming from the IRC chats that happen every Wednesday.
Not sure about BuddyPress for WordPress – though if they say it will happen, then it will happen. It is a very popular package, so they would probably want to integrate it with normal WordPress.
Ths SVN is the repository where all the plugins are stored. It is completely safe to use it.
I highly doubt there is a way of doing this as the only way to add things to posts is by calling post_text() – I think.
Whichever way it’s done, it has to load with each post as it runs in a loop.
I just wish there was Async loading in PHP so it could perform loops without having to wait for anything.
EDIT: I know this can be done in jQuery, however. Though I wouldn’t know if it could be integrated with the bbPress system in any way.
