I’m strongly against deep integration. It slows down bbPress and WordPress, and most of the time (especially with bb1.0) it will create errors. If you integrate using the built-in integration settings, you’ll be able to share logins and user accounts between bbPress and WordPress. For me, it’s no integration (for example, forums that aren’t tied to a specific blog) or normal integration (for forums that are).
.page-numbers.current – Don’t use a space, it’s not a descendant.
$bb_cache has been deprecated since the first post in this topic was written. You’re not going to get anything from a $bb_cache->get_forums() fix, because it no longer exists.
Whoops! I seem to have forgotten to take out my debug code! Remove line 16 (if ( bb_current_user_can( 'use_keys' ) )), and people should be able to use it.
When I have memcache enabled on my local server, bbPress loads an average of 20ms faster (a lot for local execution in my opinion), although I haven’t put anything together to test this yet. Memcache works well simply because hard drives are generally slower than RAM.
<?php echo('<img src="/forums/avatars/' . basename( current( glob( BB_PATH . 'avatars/' . $current_user->user_login . '.*' ) ) ) . '" />'); ?> (Untested, but it should work.)
You copied the theme into the root directory and overwrote the core files. You need to upload the theme to /forum/my-themes/THEMENAME, not /forum/.
PostImage.org seems pretty simple… I’m sure I can whip up a plugin.
Edit: http://www.mediafire.com/?jza4y5nmmld
Creating the folders yourself will have the same problem as not changing the permissions. FTP and the HTTPd are probably running on different user accounts, so Bavatars will have no ability to save the avatars.
In less technical terms, the problem is that the server won’t let Bavatars make its folders because of folder permissions. All I’m telling you to do is make your forum root writable by the server, deactivate and reactivate Bavatars to let it make the folders, and then change the forum root back to the way it was.
If you don’t want to do that, make a folder called avatars at the forum root and set it to chmod 777. De- and re-activate Bavatars, and your problem will be fixed.
I remember some “recent sticky” plugin that I’m pretty sure bbPress.org is still running.
Go into your Windows Explorer FTP and navigate to your forum folder. Then, click properties and check all of the checkboxes in the middle column.
De- and re-activate Bavatars, then go back into FTP and change the middle column of checkboxes to just the top of that column.
When the Bavatars plugin is installed, it makes three levels of directories for storing avatars. Their permissions are 777, so it should work on all servers, even the shared hosting ones. The double slash is my fault – it’s part of the plugin, but as it isn’t hurting anything, I’ll leave it in there.
Technically, this would be threaded posts, and yes, avatars are resizable with basic code.
post_author_avatar( 48 ); makes 48×48 pixel avatars, post_author_avatar( 80 ); makes 80×80 pixel avatars, etc.
With .htaccess, you’d need to use one of the two following commands:
#PHP4
php_value magic_quotes_gpc off
#PHP5
php_admin_flag magic_quotes_gpc off
Actually, it’s exactly the same (at least in 1.0) as WordPress’s functions.php. Same name, same everything.
Strange… The boxes are rounded for me…
dbosch: you can always upgrade. You just can’t downgrade.
It’s not the template. Line 4 of post.php is <strong><?php post_author_link(); ?></strong><br />, so it should be showing the post author’s name, not email. There’s no functions.php, so it has to be a plugin.
What plugins do you have active on your bbPress installation?
First, go into settings and change the url. Then, the folder bbpress to forums.
.html is incorrect. .xml is what you should be using. Save the file directly from your web browser.
This seems like a job for the view functions.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/view/updated is a good example, although I have no idea how to make it happen.
Can you put the HTML source code of a page where the css and jquery are missing from <head> to </head> in http://bbpress.pastebin.com/ ?
SECURITY WARNING: stop using Private Messaging plugin
Stop using the Private Messaging plugin immediately.
