The development version of Bavatars has untested compatibility with deep integration. Use it at your own risk, though.
I hope they put them online soon.
mizparker, you don’t have any idea how many people have that same problem. Either switch to php5 or wait for the next version of bbPress.
Actually, BuddyPress uses bbPress, so it could be argued that bbPress is a modification for BuddyPress.
BuddyPress is a modification for WordPress MU.
plop, are you using integration? If so, what versions of bbPress and WordPress are you using, and what are their URLs?
What versions of bbPress and WordPress are you using?
Don’t install it in the same directory – Try WORDPRESS DIRECTORY/forums.
Try reading the message more carefully.
He did post a link, but if you don’t want to click it: http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/8066/blankbutton.png
The button’s html value is blank. It’s not CSS.
Here’s the code to load the text for the button: https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/tags/0.9.0.4/bb-admin/class-install.php#L602
All modern browsers except IE can do spellchecking. IE can do spellchecking if you install ieSpell.
Check the bottom of your modlog.php to see if it’s the same as the bottom of https://plugins-svn.bbpress.org/bbpress-moderation-suite/trunk/modlog.php
Also, the messages that are already logged won’t change.
You can deactivate accounts in the profile editing screen if you’re an administrator or keymaster.
Other than changing and deleting their own username, those are all great ideas! Changing usernames messes up lots of code, and deleting your own account?!
The Role Manager has been submitted to the bbPress Plugin Repository – in some future version, it will have 0.9 compatibility (if 1.0 isn’t released first).
The BuddyPress PM plugin is for WordPress MU, not bbPress, so you’d be switching over from a forum to a blog hosting social network. The existing PM plugin probably needs to be scrapped — it would be easier to start over (for me, at least), but importing the old data would help everyone that had Private Messaging installed.
The avatars plugin (in my opinion) is doing the right thing the wrong way. By making the plugin a “real plugin” (no editing core files, no putting files into other directories) and splitting the avatars into separate folders, the plugin would be a lot better.
As for resetting passwords, or for that matter, the entire password system of bbPress as a whole, the idea is already being discussed.
Okay, I’ll try another, less confusing question.
What features are missing from bbPress that in your opinion, a good forum software should have?
(Can a mod please add that to my first post?)
There have to be some features that phpBB does better than bbPress. Otherwise, everyone would be on bbPress and nobody would use phpBB! I just need to know what they are.
- The users tab was because I couldn’t find any good place for it. The plugins tab actually sounds pretty good.
- I’ve added that and it will be in the repository shortly.
- Yes. I’ll work on that right away.
Edit: It’s now in the repository, so the development zip should update soon.
What browser are you using? I noticed that it’s cutting the urls off at the #, so that might have something to do with it.
http://poll.fm/xxa8 Vote here if you’re too shy to post.
Remove index.php from the forum url in the files and the database.
golan03, that would add Return-Path between every header.
bbPress shouldn’t be tightly integrated with WordPress. There are too many things that won’t work. Try removing the line of code that includes WordPress into bbPress.
/bb-admin/admin-base.php?plugin=bbpress_moderation_suite_modlog is the only place moderation logs are. I know the way I talk about it is a bit confusing. 
