Most likely you are either not using or an incorrect table prefix.
Open your SMF Settings.php with a text editor, the file should be in the root folder of your SMF install.
It should have something like this:
########## Database Info ##########
$db_type = 'mysql';
$db_server = 'localhost';
$db_name = 'ntwb_smf';
$db_user = 'mydatabaseusername';
$db_passwd = 'mydatabasepassword';
$ssi_db_user = '';
$ssi_db_passwd = '';
$db_prefix = 'smf_';
$db_persist = 0;
$db_error_send = 1;
Use the database prefix shown there in the import settings screen, in my case it is smf_
Check the URL’s you have in the bbPress login widget, I suspect they are incorrect.
Make sure your users are triggering any ‘bad words’ in WordPress comment moderation.
Moderation and BlackListing
Don’t forget to always make backups, you can probably find out what schedule your web host offers for backups, automatic, manual, and you can always create your own backup of course.
If you only want to have a forum on that site install WordPress and bbPress in the domain forums.example.com. If you want to have separate blog and forum you should look at WordPress Multisite using sub domains, your forums would be the 2nd site at forums.example.com and your WordPress blog would be at eaxample.com.
A good starting point is https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network
You can also post on http://jobs.wordpress.net/ if your looking for a WordPress/ bbPress developer.
I am not sure what you mean, bbPress does not include any links titles details
Could you explain it in more detail please, maybe some screenshots if that will help and/or a link to your forums.
This is neat, thanks for sharing your code @korobochkin
This is a theme issue, you should make a copy of your page.php file and rename it bbpress.php in your themes folder.
Thanks, as per my comment on that ticket I’ll try to come up with a way to do this, picking a single forum package makes it easy, making work for all of them, not so much. 😉
Nice, thanks for the follow up and code 🙂
You copy the files to /mytheme/bbpress as stated in the links above.
You also should change your template as I suggested above, that is the primary cause of your issue I think.
Can you open up phpMyAdmin and post a screenshot similar to that of mine above showing the table names within your phpBB database please.
As for a debug log, there kind of is one, if you right click e.g. “No topics to convert” and select inspect element you should see some SQL queries similar to the below screenshot (These are not phpBB in the screenshot, just what I have been working on)
Should the admin get an email when a post goes into moderation if I have E-mail me whenever A comment is held for moderation selected in the Settings > Discussion.
I have no idea 😉
bbPress is not currently doing this, nor have I got to the this bit in the recent code updates I have written. This is probably something we would want to iterate on further once the changes we have been making as linked above in #2589 and ‘Per forum moderation’ in #459 and how we handle notifications for not just keymasters but also specific forum moderators also.
I am with @indrekhirsnik here, try that ^^^^ 🙂
This I’d think (I don’t use Facebook) would be an issue for whatever plugin you are using for sharing to Facebook. Rather than just picking up bbPress topic title it is grabbing more than it should.
I have just had a quick look at this and with a fresh WordPress 3.9.1 install and bbPress 2.5.4 with define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true); I cannot see an issue, everything works as expected using both WordPress’ ‘Lost Password’ (https://example.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword) or using the bbPress shortcode [bbp-lost-pass] on a page.
I also went through using the bbPress login widget with custom pages for ‘lost-password’ and ‘register’ using both http:// and https:// as the URL’s in the Widget and again everything worked as expected.
I’d any other plugins you may be using that change any of WordPress’ login/authentication to narrow down the issue.
This is not a bbPress or even WordPress issue 😉
“Whatever” plugin you have to control access will be what it is, just start deactivating all your plugins one by one until you can access the site 🙂
There are the two cases:
1. If you enter a ‘moderated keyboard’ that is included in the ‘Comment Moderation’ section of WordPress’ Discussion settings then the topic or reply will be marked as pending (See screenshots below). Currently no notification template is displayed that will notify the user that there topic or reply is waiting in the moderation queue, this will be fixed in bbPress 2.6
2. If you enter a ‘moderated keyboard’ that is included in the ‘Comment Blacklist’ the topic or reply will NOT be created and a generic message is displayed “Your topic cannot be created at this time.”
Awesome…
(The ———– issue is typically login credentials expiring in WordPress between WordPress and MySQL)
Favourites are not currently supported when importing from bbPress 1.2.
Go to bbPress settings and uncheck the checkbox to include the ‘forum prefix’
The topic or reply you will only see via WordPress’ topic or reply admin sections, you’ll see them with a status of ‘pending’, you won’t see them in any form of moderation queue in the front end.
