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In reply to: BBPress & LDAP Plug-in?
Great work Sam. I am sure if Billy is still around he will be thankful for your great work!
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In reply to: request: choose languageHave you looked at the WP translation plugin? I think that could be altered to do something for bbPress. I haven’t looked at it, but it should be pretty simple to integrate.
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In reply to: Memberlist pluginAs of 0.74, I believe it deletes the users in the core if you delete them in the admin, therefore, you should just change the plugin to delete the user as well. At least, it should work that way!
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In reply to: Memberlist pluginBetter ask Ardentfrost for sure, but this was written when we were not deleting the users in the core, just updating them as deleted, but not ‘deleting them for real’.
The changes in the core now have them deleting users for real. It is up to you guys what you want the plugin to do.
Even with this plugin now, WP integrated users have the users gone for real.
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In reply to: Time management needs a lot of careI am mountain time with a server in mountain time and I still had to tell config.php to use Eastern time for posts to show up correctly. That is part of the reason Micheal is auditing the time functions for the release of 0.8 coming out fairly soon.
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In reply to: Changing a Domain nameGood tutorial from Podz! Seen it before, but forgot about it! Thanks for posting Spencer!
Good old bbPress eh….change the URL’s in the config.php and presto!
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In reply to: Using the subversion repositoryAs a note to others as well, make sure you READ the documentation for this! If you don’t run your plugins through the readme validator and correct all the errors, the plugin will not show up correctly. As well, the plugin code must be in the same format for system to create post in plugin page with the right name, author, version, etc.
If you do make a mistake, upload a new one and the system will automatically change when it runs the script again (every hour or 2).
Hope that helps out as well.
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In reply to: Pretty URLs have “replies” argument?This forum has the same argument on replies. For example my URL for this post after I click submit will be:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/592?replies=2
Only consulation in short run is the URL works fine with yanking the replies part off the URL if you quote a thread somewhere else:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/592
The URL works as a way to show how many posts are in a thread, works as a way for feed readers of RSS to know which post is which, works for others to know as well. Not sure if Devs may have a better way to do this, but thanks for bringing it up!
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In reply to: Using the subversion repositorySaw you posted your plugin quite awhile ago! Seems my post was there for others more than you! Glad you figured it out!
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In reply to: Plugin: Graphic Display RanksNice plugin Jim!
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In reply to: Changing a Domain nameChanging domain for WP isn’t as bad as you think Orion. Just the options table in the database more than anything will give you access to change the rest! wp_options
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In reply to: Individualized Private ForumIf you want to have it in the plugin repository for bbPress, check out:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/add/
Saw you posted another thread as well for this plugin!
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/591?replies=1
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In reply to: Using the subversion repositoryOnce you get the email from mdawaffe about your plugin directory URL, then you need to head over to this page and download a client to connect to the system:
http://subversion.tigris.org/project_packages.html
For Windows, I actually picked one like TortoiseSVN as it is graphical, but it is up to you.
Each program has it’s own way to work, but I found a graphical tutorial on the web for reference. Just do a search for your client name that you are using. It works great!
In terms of what to upload and in what folders of your directory after you are asked to login, check out:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/add/info.php
Hope that gives you a start!
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In reply to: Plugin: Summon userI forgot about this one Thomas! Nice, I am using this one for sure!
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By default, the bbpress-integration.php plugin that you are using in WordPress brings over the registrations from bbPress and gives them the default role that you have for WordPress. That would mean that if they are given author status then that would be the default role for new members in WordPress. Maybe check that out.
I tested this on my test forum and then changed the default role from subscriber to admin and sure enough the new user that I created came across in WP as an admin.
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In reply to: How do I refer to current user’s name?I am not really the best one to answer on this particular issue, so I appologize in advance, but if I understand what you are asking based on previous information in post, /bb-includes/function.php has all the different bbPress functions to call and template-functions.php have specific template related calls.
If that is useless information because I am not quite understanding, I would imagine Ardentfrost or someone else should be along with a better answer.
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In reply to: How do I refer to current user’s name?Check out /bb-includes/template-functions.php for the list of things you can use for calls.
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In reply to: PHP call for bbPress rootI would just use the full path on the server:
<?php include('var/usr/www/yourdirectory/whatever.file'); ?>
That should work shouldn’t it?
Referencing this post
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In reply to: adding stuff to the bb admin headerNot sure as I haven’t looked into it too much yet, but I would suggest looking at some of the php files in the admin such as /admin/users.php to find out how it is calling the header, track that down and then add your functions and javascript.
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In reply to: code for refrencing template directoryLooking back at the code I put, I must have been tired! Great to hear you got it going Orion!
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In reply to: code for refrencing template directoryIf you are trying to get victorylogo.gif, I would use:
<?php $victorylogo = (bb_get_option('uri') . 'my-templates/images/victorylogo.gif'); ?><?php echo $stylesheet; ?>
There might be an easier way, but I am a ‘may not be pretty, but works’ type of guy….
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In reply to: code for refrencing template directory<?php bb_stylesheet_uri(); ?> does work for me!?
Anyways, you can also do something like following I did in bbpress-mobile plugin:
<?php $stylesheet = (bb_get_option('uri') . 'my-templates/mobile.css'); ?><link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo $stylesheet; ?>" type="text/css" />
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In reply to: RSS links not workingOh yeah……old browsers don’t know enough to drop feed: before the URL. It works better if you only use the URL of feed without it!
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In reply to: A phpBB to bbPress database converterHmm….maybe the function name changed? What version of bbPress? 0.75?
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In reply to: RSS links not workingStrange. I have XP service release 2 with newest version of IE6 (prior to having to upgrade to IE7) and can see my feeds and the ones of the forum.
https://bbpress.org/forums/rss/
What version of IE6 are you running and what URL?
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