I will test out and do my duty! Let me know the address and I can help test!
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If they are marked as bozo I guess that would work! You would have to go to your bozo posts and moderate them there. They would post and think they replied though and would see their posts, but they actually wouldn’t show up until you unbozo the post.
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Not before no. Like admin approval? Not that I know of.
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I am personally tired of having information up to Bozo’s, so I like to use:
<?php if (bb_current_user_can('write_posts')) : ?>
DO SOMETHING
<?php endif; ?>
That way, the users who are members see the content and spammers cannot! (At least I think not….not going to mark myself as BOZO to find out)
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Well, there you go! I forgot about that one! Thanks macwise!
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Not sure if this helps, but mdawaffe (head cheese) put this up a few months ago:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/4?replies=3#post-16
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Nothing automatic, but you could create the users yourself as an admin with this plugin:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/29?replies=4
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Glad you got it working! Marking the topic as resolved!
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It will still let different cookies if you don’t have them ‘integrated’ for the login from the config.php. That is why I was leading you towards those articles. I am sure being an WPMU user you are fully aware of working with complex issues and I didn’t want to try and ‘dumb it down’ too much. In terms of the cookies issue, I have had plenty of problems moving things around and changing structures to know that the ‘WordPress Integration’ under the bbPress Documentation is the best when bbPress is in a directory inside WordPress, but not always!
If you let me know how you have it setup and what you have in your wp-config.php and config.php for cookie and integration stuff, I might be able to assist more. I just know that if you already installed bbPress and it is using bb_users versus wp_users, it might be harder to get the cookies working (at least in my experience)..
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You can define the parameters like the cookie name and domain, so you should be able to do what you want here. There is already functions though that can do things if a user is logged in. For example:
<?php if (bb_current_user_can('write_posts')) : ?>
DO SOMETHING
<?php endif; ?>
This has it so if the user is logged in and can write posts (default member) then do something or put in a piece of code.
Hope that helps.
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It would be great if you could create a plugin for it and then mdawaffe can look at it and decide if it is something needed for the core. That way, if it isn’t, you will have it and there are many users that would most likely love to see this as well!
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That would be great if you could do that Atsutane as it allows you to have the ‘working’ code up and the ‘work in progress’ code as well! Just a thought!
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If you could make it public and then post a reply to the following thread and to the internationalize bbPress post that would be great! Thanks for that!
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Subforums is the patch by SamBaeurs for sure, yes.
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Steven,
I not sure of the ‘exact’ best procedure of combining bbPress and WPMU, but these are some users that have it going:
Simpler integration with WordPress
https://codex.wordpress.org/Ergate/wpmu_bbPress_integration
https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2166&replies=10
It is a little different with WPMU as the table structures are a little different, but those posts seem to most likely have the key. Integrating with normal WP is much easier.
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We are working on it. Should be up soon.
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My experience on the register page is that is is the notification or the timezone plugins. It will be a plugin though for sure. Test out which one and then we can fix that for you.
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In the meantime (awaiting a fix), would it work for you just turning off akismet for now in the config.php? That way it can’t mark you as a bozo….?
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I am not sure what problems you are having exactly. Is it the same as your last post on this issue? If so, chrishajer wanted to help you in this reply.
I see from your screenshot and your config.php file above that you haven’t edited it to your circumstance. You have to put in the values that correspond to your install for these parts here:
$bb->domain = 'http://my-cool-forums.example.com'; // Example: 'http://bbpress.example.com'
// There should be both a leading and trailing slash here. '/' is fine if the site is in root.
$bb->path = '/'; // Example: '/forums/'
Right now, you have the my-cool-forums.example.com and that has to be the URL of your install. Does your system work with an IP address or http://localhost or how do you access it. That will be part of the reason the graphics don’t work as that portion isn’t correct.
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You can install bbPress on your local computer as long as you have a system that supports the minimum requirements for install. There are packages out there that have all the components.
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I have alerted mdawaffe of this issue and hopefully he can come up with a better explanation how to handle this. Sorry about this.
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The forums here and the blog are done with CSS and their own themes meant to look the same. The tutorials are a way to have bbPress using the WP theme itself I believe.
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I wish I could help here, but I haven’t even installed on Windows server. What is the operating system is it 2003 server or advanced server or what is it?
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Yeah John, it would be nice for sure! The thing is that most people use bbPress standalone and not WP integrated. It isn’t too bad just getting used to CSS and editing the template of your theme at bbPress. Just changes to header.php, footer.php, front-page.php and style.css mainly! Good luck!
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