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In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – Updates
It does not appear to be cleaning up the data when you deactivate and delete the plugin.
In the Settings I changed the Archive Slugs>Forums Base value from “forums” to “discussion”. I created a Forum by the name of “Education”. I deactivated and deleted the plugin. Looking in the database I can still see the Education entry in the posts table. I don’t know where to look to see the “discussion” setting.
I re-installed and found that the Forums Base value was already set to “discussion” when it should show the default of “forums”, and the Education forum was already set up.
I had the same problem. I found a couple of other posts via Google that lead me to the answer. You need to exclude bbPress from being processed by WP Super Cache. This can be done through a configuration setting within WP Super Cache.
> WordPress Dashboard
> Settings
> WP Super Cache
> Advanced tab
> Scroll down to “Accepted Filenames & Rejected URI’s”
> Add here strings (not a filename) …
I found the following entries in that text box:
wp-.*.php
index.php
I added:
/forums/
(My bbPress application is installed under my WordPress directory in the /forums sub-directory).
Now all URL’s that include the string “/forums/” are ignored in terms of caching.
Richard
I had the same problem. I found a couple of other posts via Google that lead me to the answer. You need to exclude bbPress from being processed by WP Super Cache. This can be done through a configuration setting within WP Super Cache.
> WordPress Dashboard
> Settings
> WP Super Cache
> Advanced tab
> Scroll down to “Accepted Filenames & Rejected URI’s”
> Add here strings (not a filename) …
I found the following entries in that text box:
wp-.*.php
index.php
I added:
/forums/
(My bbPress application is installed under my WordPress directory in the /forums sub-directory).
Now all URL’s that include the string “/forums/” are ignored in terms of caching.
Richard
