If you downloaded the development version before this post, re-download it. I have now fixed compatibility with 0.9 for the Report section of the plugin.
Where is the forum located?
There are installation guides on most of the plugins. I didn’t find any by the names of “My Avatars” or “Upload Photos”, so I can’t help you. Sorry.
With that code, the last sub forum already has bb-last-child, and if you change <td colspan="3"> to <td colspan="3" class="subsubforum">, subsubforums have a class.
Okay, I’ve done the first pass at compatibility. If you feel ambitious, you can download the Development Version. If not, you can wait until the next alpha.
I’ll work on getting it compatible with 0.9, but it might take a while.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of functions in the code that are 1.0-specific.
Fortunately, WordPress 2.8 is being released in May, and I can’t see bbPress 1.0 being far behind.
Okay, I’ve found the problem.
Go to line 634 (it should say function bb_attachments_recount($post_id=0) { // update topic icon flag and sync attachment count for topic given a post_id)
Right under that, add global $bb_attachments; on a new line.
Thanks for your suggestions! I’ve added them in.
From my point of view, bbPress is easier to use than other (more popular) forum software.
For example, in phpBB, plugin installation is measured in minutes. In bbPress, plugins get dropped into a folder and that’s it.
It looks like other people have had problems with your host as well: http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/interland.net
First of all, if you already had members on the forum that aren’t on the blog, integration will lose them.
I suggest going into your database and running DELETE FROM bb_topicmeta WHERE meta_key=wp_table_prefix LIMIT 1 to remove the integration.
What’s your MySQL version?
I only partially understand the question. Do you want to add a last class to the last forum on the page?
Delete the plugin, just put <input name="remember" type="hidden" id="quick_remember" value="1" /> in your login-form.php file.
The problem is quite simple, really.
<li<?php if ($current_forum_id=get_forum_id()) {echo " class='on'";} ?>> just needs to be changed to <li<?php if ($current_forum_id==get_forum_id()) {echo " class='on'";} ?>>
(Can you spot the difference?)
You need to have the capitalization of your username correct.
That’s what caught me, at least.
@Fender:
You would need to have the link put into the post at the time of display, not at the time of posting. I already emailed you the plugin you asked for. 
Or, even better, use the database prefix.
Blocking a user “breaks” their password. Unblocking them is supposed to remove the gibberish from the password field in the database. “Inactivating” a user does not break their password.
With that said, blocking/unblocking works on my test forum, so I have no idea why it wouldn’t on yours.
What is the .mo file named?
WordPress needs a plugin to allow you into admin on bbPress. Just search “bbPress Integration” in the plugin search.
