[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Looks like you have added a function AND added filters to the private_forums_initialize_filters() function?

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I cannot find a function called private_forums_filter_private in v5.0

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Never mind, I found the variable in config.php. Pretty obvious.

'// The number of topics that show on each page.

$bb->page_topics = 15;

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Thanks. Someone else contacted me with another fix.

add this

<div style=”clear:both;”></div>

just before the end of wrapper div.. before this

</div>

<div

id=”footer”>

<p>Nyquist Forums is proudly powered by <a

href=”http://bbpress.org”>bbPress.</p

>

</div>

There are more topics but they are private.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I just set up a bbpress forum and use the WP user database. It works well though plugins are needed and some hackery of bb-config is required (see here.

I use the private forums plugin. There is another plugin that blocks all access to the site. You could always make ma minor mod to bbpress source to force login and not rely on a plugin.

I’ve seen some discussion on WP about BBpress. I believe they changed the way they handle tags in order to not step on bbpress.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Advice taken.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

What about @

Many people use their email address as their login name.

ARGH.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Great plugin, perfect for what I needed. Only thing missing is an email to notify the new user the account has been created.

I noticed that creating a user account in WordPress does not notify the user via email, so perhaps the current behavior is correct. Thoughts?

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Yes, but users reading the above… make sure to replace the MD5 hash with the one from your site. Do not simply cut and paste.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Next step will be this…

I also went a step further and routed all the login links on bbpress back to the wordpress login box since it has a few extra features. I use the redirect_to option to bring them back to bbpress.

I’ll search the forum but any guidance is appreciated.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

OK, feeling pretty stupid now.

I used the first suggestion:

$bb->usercookie = ‘wordpressuser_full.hash.number’;

$bb->passcookie = ‘wordpresspass_full.hash.number’;

Except this time I replaced it with my actual MD5. DUH!!!

$bb->usercookie = ‘wordpressuser_ed93838a3c2677b2a3d53669c26b039b’;

$bb->passcookie = ‘wordpresspass_ed93838a3c2677b2a3d53669c26b039b’;

Things working smoothly now. Thank you for your help and I hope this thread helps someone else.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Everything _ck_ mentions is what I want to do.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I still have the cookiepath variable set… can I remove that?

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

Now I can’t log in to BBPress. Changing the config.php back.

Is there something atypical about my install that is creating the problem. How can I just conform to the norm?

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I assume you mean….

$bb->usercookie = ‘wordpressuser_full.hash.number’;

$bb->passcookie = ‘wordpresspass_full.hash.number’;

double quotes at end changed to single. Trying now.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I think I see the problem now. BBPress is setting a different MD5 hash than wordpress. This must have to do with the fact it is installed in the subdirectory. Why is my install generating the wrong hash…

My config.php is set up as above. Ive pasted it below. I included the full URL coding where as you used only the http://www.xxxx.xxxx – I can’t imagine that makes a difference.

$bb->wp_table_prefix = ‘wp_’; // WordPress table prefix. Example: ‘wp_’;

$bb->wp_home = ‘http://www.nyquistcapital.com/&#8217;; // WordPress – Options->General: Blog address (URL) // Example: ‘http://example.com&#8217;

$bb->wp_siteurl = ‘http://www.nyquistcapital.com/&#8217;; // WordPress – Options->General: WordPress address (URL) // Example: ‘http://example.com&#8217;

$bb->cookiepath = ‘/’; // Added per BBPress Forum Suggestion to ensure WordPress user sharing

---

wordpressuser_ed93838a3c2677b2a3d53669c26b039b

Path: /

Content:admin

wordpresspass_ed93838a3c2677b2a3d53669c26b039b

Path:/

Content:<HASH>

And for BBPress

wordpressuser_34c5633735768bf923be82cd0042b16a

Path: /

Content:admin

wordpresspass_34c5633735768bf923be82cd0042b16a

Path:/

Content:<HASH>

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

I did the original install as Trent specified above. I also added in fel64’s suggestion. I didn’t see any changes in the behavior as a result.

Let me reiterate. BBPress and WOrdpress are sharing a user database now. I can sign into BBPress using the name/pw combo of any existing WordPress user.

What I expected though, is that a user already signed into WordPress would transition into BBPress (for the first time, as a new user) and automatically be logged in. Currently, they need to relogin using the same WordPress username and password.

Which behavior should be expected? I am looking for a seamless addition of forums for my existing client base….

Thanks for the great help.

[@schmitt Member 17 years, 7 months ago]

http://www.nyquistcapital.com and http://www.nyquistcapital.com/forums