That may not be possible at this time.
bbPress is supposed to “move out of the way” of WordPress, but WordPress is not as polite.
The original post is pretty much wrong.
https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/
Read the whole page there.
I’ll have to download the final release and check integration.
… read the “flimsy” manual …
Are those URLs actually turning into links on the profile page? That is not how trunk or the 0.9 branch behaves now. We don’t strip tags, we just turn them into entities instead. Is there possibly some plugin that is filtering your profile field text and turning those URLs into links?
This is a tough one to resolve. I noticed before that someone managed to merge their pot files for wordpress and bbpress into one and load that into wordpress (and in turn bbpress)
I will be working on auto-generating the .htaccess file soon. It will be part of bbPress 1.0
Someone posted recently with the same problem. Apparently there is a plugin that is causing whitespace to be sent before the headers.
Try deactivating plugins until you find which one, or dig deeper into the recent topics here to find the problem.
bbPress turns < p > tags back into double line breaks and < code > back into backticks ( ` ).
You will need to somehow override this or force reconversion in TinyMCE or FCKeditor
so10 did some work on anonymous posting for core a while back. But it was never 100% completed or perhaps never 100% tested. I’m not sure.
@ _ck_
I’m not sure it works either… 
I don’t think the path modification you are trying to enable is possible out of the box.
You might like to try looking at bb_repermalink() where I believe that redirection you are seeing is being forced.
Dirty hacks are prone to break from release to release…
It’s worth noting here that you can also override the database value in your bb-config.php file. Just in case anyone can’t directly access their database.
$bb->uri = 'http://example.com/bbpress/';
@ stitchadoodle
The rules are output to screen when you go to http://example.com/bb/bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php
Obviously replace example.com with your domain.
It could be a plugin sending whitespace when there is no user logged in.
@ mykes
I double checked, the latest stable version of WordPress MU uses the old password hashing and cookie types.
You can dumb down bbPress to work with that version of WordPress MU by using both of these bbPress plugins.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/mouldy-old-cookies-for-bbpress/
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/md5-insecurity-for-bbpress/
BB_Query can’t do this at the moment as far as I can tell. It probably should though.
I’ll make a trac ticket to suggest this.
At the moment you could do two BB_Queries and intersect their results. But that’s pretty poor.
Just be sure if you do use a direct query that you prepare it first. e.g.:
$startdate="20070602103049";
$enddate="20080212090232";
$query = $bbdb->prepare("SELECT * FROM %s WHERE topic_start_time BETWEEN %s AND %s ORDER BY topic_start_time DESC", $bbdb->topics, $startdate, $enddate);
$topics = $bbdb->get_results($query);
If you go into the plugin browser on this site and then go to the admin area of your plugin you will find some localization tools on that page.
One will add a textdomain to a PHP file that you upload, the other will generate a POT file from any of your tagged versions in the subversion repository.
This behaviour (which is intentional) can possibly be changed with a plugin.
Although I tend to think the behaviour should change.
Use these functions:
bb_active_theme_uri(); // echos active theme URI
bb_get_active_theme_uri(); // returns active theme URI
bb_get_theme_uri( 'user#foobar' ); // returns given theme URI where theme is in "my-templates/foobar"
It depends on your webserver setup, but generally that sounds OK
You might want to further restrict your config file if you are on a shared host.
