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In reply to: bbPress 0.9.0.1 released
I just realised there is little in the way of community acknowledgement in the blog post.
I want to thank the people who helped test bbPress 0.9 while it was in development, especially those on #bbpress who poked and prodded it so much.
Special thanks to _ck_ and da3rX who put in a lot of testing in the final few days.
In reply to: Problem with user capabilities and AJAXChange went in yesterday, try an svn update.
In reply to: Problem with user capabilities and AJAXThere is a change to the way AJAX calls are checked for permission in the next release (0.9, coming any day now I swear).
So this may just fix itself when you move to bbPress 0.9 – in any case, I wouldn’t try to fix it right now as the changes in 0.9 will probably break your fix anyway.
In reply to: bbPress 0.9 release dateThere are two people committing code for bbPress and one of them (mdawaffe) was heavily involved with the WordPress 2.5 release.
If there have been two release candidates for WordPress, that means there have been changes to WordPress that we have to match in that time.
It’s just a matter of limited resources at this stage. We also have identified one blocker which needs to be fixed before we can release 0.9
In reply to: bbPress 0.9 release dateRelease of bbPress 0.9 is imminent.
We need to test against the final release of WordPress 2.5 before we can release bbPress.
In reply to: Plugin Links Broken?Works for me now, but it could have been broken earlier. mdawaffe made a fix recently.
In reply to: xml exporterThe exporter is pretty basic and a little buggy until 0.9 is released.
It is an early standard and there is no import method available for the same format yet.
We hope to revitalise this export/import method over the coming months.
In reply to: WordPress 2.5 is live… now for bbPress 0.9?bbPress 0.9 is imminent.
We will do some final testing against the final release of WordPress 2.5 first though.
In reply to: Favorites RSS feed a 404?This is happening to me too. This would have been like this for a while, shows how often people subscribe to their favorites.
In reply to: Integrated registrationsBy the way, you probably shouldn’t be running bbPress trunk in a production environment at the moment, it is not stable enough. You should be running bbPress from branches/0.8 of the svn repository. It is the development branch for the next release (o.9)
In reply to: Integrated registrationsYou need to remove the integration plugins for a start. They are not required with WP2.5/bbPress0.9
The role manager plugin in WP may be hampering things too.
In fact, you should turn off all your plugins on both WP and bbPress and see how it goes.
The only other potential for a bug is if you have a non standard WordPress table prefix (i.e. not “wp_”)
In reply to: localisation issue of mo fileThere were some issues with the stream reader class and 64 bit processors if I remember correctly.
That should be fixed in the next version of bbPress – maybe you can see if this function makes sense to you:
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/0.8/bb-includes/gettext.php#L98
Maybe you could test against the next release for us? Just grab the zip file from the bottom of this page:
In reply to: Integrated registrationsGo to the WordPress integration options page in the admin and set the user roles at the bottom of the page. Doing so will update any existing users lacking roles in either WordPress or bbPress.
Once the user role mapping is set it will add roles to WordPress as well as bbPress from then on when a user registers in bbPress. WordPress registrations is another matter though, I thought a subscriber would have defaulted to being a member in bbPress. I.e. if they had user data but no role the default is to make them at least a member. Can you check this?
In reply to: support forum plugin fatal errorThe new version of the plugin has a better way of calculating that value by the way.
In reply to: support forum plugin fatal errorI can’t say for sure what is happening for you, but you can just define this constant in your config.php file and it should override that calculated path.
define('SUPPORT_FORUM_ICON_URI', 'http://headonradionetwork.com/forum/my-plugins/');.
This is not a hack, the plugin was built to allow overrides on that value because of circumstances like yours.
In reply to: support forum plugin fatal errorYes, use the older one (2.3) for bbPress versions earlier than 0.9
Functionally there is little difference and you can upgrade both bbPress and Support Forum together later on without loss of data.
Thanks for pointing in the right direction chrishajer.
In reply to: Gap in images in tableI think adding:
style="display:block;".
To the images will work
In reply to: localisation issue of mo fileCan you post the command you used to merge?
In reply to: bbPress 0.9 release dateA lot of tickets in the WordPress Trac for 2.5 are not going to be fixed for 2.5
I’m pretty sure that the guys are working toward a first release candidate now.
In reply to: Beta ProblemThe 0.9 release is being compiled in “branches/0.8” of the bbPress subversion repository. Trunk is already heading toward 1.0-beta.
If you want to test 0.9, then grab the files from here (zip download at the bottom)… https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/0.8
BackPress is not used for 0.9
In reply to: bbPress 0.9 release dateWhat is currently in the “branches/0.8” directory of the subversion repository is pretty close to what will be released. Trunk is already heading towards 1.0-beta, don’t use it. BackPress is not required for 0.9 and will be part of 1.0-beta
In reply to: bbPress 0.9 release dateWe are sitting on our hands until WordPress 2.5 is released.
It would be a mistake to release before them as the new integration methods pretty much require WordPress 2.5
In reply to: Can someone explain this bbPress database errorFor some reason in your bbPress installation the quotes aren’t being escaped before bbPress tries to enter the post into the database. Differences in character encoding on different platforms may mean it is possible from one platform (pc) and not another (mac).
This points to a PHP configuration problem more than anything. Perhpas magic quotes RPC is turned on?
Worth digging deeper though.
In reply to: Add Moderators and AdminWhen logged in as an admin or keymaster you can promote a user using their edit profile page in the front end of your site.
There probably should be a way to do it in the admin, but there isn’t yet.
In reply to: Installing into my WPbbPress would run too slowly as a plugin of WordPress, and the integration path for WPMU would be harder. Plus, it’s not just built for WordPress integration.
