yay! I figured it out… in the “my views” plug in you have add_action(‘bb_foot’, ”); at the end of the code. I think that is the problem because then I basically have add_action(‘bb_foot’, ”); twice on one page. The my views plugin has it, and then it is also in my footer.
When I remove add_action(‘bb_foot’, ”); from the my views plug in (but leave it in my footer), everything works and the error goes away!
Finally, now I can sleep 
it’s the my views plug in…
Ok, I found out what is causing the error. It is the following line of code in my footer:
<?php do_action(‘bb_foot’, ”); ?>
But I believe I have to have that line of code in place for one or more of _ck_’s plugins… Any suggestions anyone?
Nevermind. I found _ck_’s awesome super search plug in and activated that, which fixed my font color issue actually.
hmmm… yeah, my first impression was, I don’t have time to learn how to use this site.
BUT, it’s pretty cool looking!
I don’t want bbpress to get more famous honestly. I like the fact that this is a forum software that not a lot of people use, it makes my forum seem unique. But, oh well.
I didn’t resolve this so I’m going to leave it as not resolved, but, I did make some changes so I no longer need this fixed. I took out the Add New next to topic and replaced it with “You must log in to post”. Which only shows up if the person is not logged in… it works great this way.
Ok, I followed the steps. It’s still not working for me. I log in at my forum, then go to my blog, and it will say “please log in again” so it’s like it recognizes that I logged in at the forum, because it’s saying please log in again, meaning, we know you were logged in, but, now you’re not anymore so log in again.
Having said all of that… I also did the backwards integration. I had the bbpress forum, then later got wordpress. I also did the “full” integration method which you (_ck_) do not recommend. But, the damage is done. I’m not going to uninstall and re-install anything… it is what it is.
My members will just have to log in at my forum, and if they want to log into my blog, they’ll just have to enter in their username and password again, it’s not going to kill them, it takes an extra 5 seconds. So, I’m not worried about it anymore. At least my members can use the same username and password.
I’m going to call this topic resolved. Because I got my answer. Since I did the backwards full integration method, the ability to stay logged in, isn’t going to work, unless I pay a professional to fix it.
hmm, well, I’m not worried about it breaking my theme, it’s my rss feed that I have on my main page. I have the forum’s rss feed showing as html on my main page of my site. And, the other day someone made a post with “===========================” in it just to break up their post. They weren’t trying to mess things up, they were just making a long post and wanted to break it up.
ANYWAY, long story short, it caused my main page to look all messed up because the =========================== pushed outside of my main div. I already have everything in a wrapper and in a fixed width table, so I don’t know how that was able to push everything out, but it did.
So, if I add {overflow:hidden;} to my style sheet for my main page, do you think that will still solve my problem?
I would be nice if there was a plugin that would allow you to block posts if someone uses the same character more than 10 times in a row for example….
I am having similar issues. I have followed the steps from kineda.com, and it’s not working for me personally. Well, everything is working. I have fully integrated my wordpress blog and bbpress forum. So, users can sign up and use one username and password for both, works great, BUT, first of all… sometimes I guess the cookie part isn’t working, because I can log in at my wordpress blog, then go to my forum and I won’t be logged in. But, when I first did the integration, it worked. I’d log in at one, then go to the other and already be logged in. So there is that issue, then I am also having an issue every now and then with logging out. If I log out from my bbpress it gives me some kind of header already sent error… But, again, that only happens periodically. So, my issues are odd and they don’t happen all the time 
…
I’m thinking that most of my issues have to do with the cookies. Has anyone discovered any hints or tips to make sure that my cookie code is correct? The cookie part of my code in my bb-config file looks like this:
$bb->authcookie = ‘wordpress_354420af36a7c3b4f6ad07a79c17612a’;
$bb->cookiedomain = ”;
$bb->cookiepath = ‘/’;
$bb->sitecookiepath = ”;
does all that look correct?
Yeah, you’re right, it is a feature I guess… but hey I didn’t call it a bug at least
Ok, again, sorry for all the posts, but a moderate can delete them if they would like… I just want to say that for the code challenged, a new “upgrade instructions” should be made.
First, there can’t be any config.php files ANYWHERE on your site.
Second, if you want to keep your old posts and forums, make sure you click on the advanced settings box when going through the installation. It is very important that your database have the same prefix as before… you need something like phpmyadmin to check this.
Other than that, follow the instructions.
looks like I figured it out, there was a config.php file in my parent directory for something else on my site… i think that should be fixed so that if there is a config file somewhere other than the forum folder it doesn’t detect it.
Now I just have to figure out how to get all my posts and forums back….
sorry for all the posts, but I just put back my original 0.9 bbpress forum version… because I could not get this 0.9.0.2 to install. It just kept saying that there was an old config.php file somewhere so it wouldn’t install. But I even deleted everything, and just uploaded all the new files like I was installing bbpress for the first time, and still it said that there was an old config.php file.
First I followed the directions, re-naming my config file, and keeping my plugins folder and template folder, and deleted everything else. Then, I uploaded the new files. Went to my site, and error, old config.php detected.
you know what would be cool? If someone could just make a plug-in that people could use that would upgrade their forum to the new version somehow without having to upload new files….
I used to use a simple machines forum, and they would do that, when there was a new version, you could just install the new version as a plug-in. worked great.
I get this error when I upgrade…
But I renamed the config file to bb-config-old.php… I even tried totally removing it, and it still says there is an old config file detected, but I’ve looked everywhere and there is not!
An old config.php file has been detected in your installation. You should remove it and run the installer again. You can use the same database connection details if you do.
I’m scared. I want to keep my bbpress forum updated, so I want to upgrade it, but I’ve upgraded other forums in the past and lost all the posts, or lost the way my current theme works, or lost all my plug-ins.
What is the easiest way to upgrade without losing anything?
Yes, could someone PLEASE, I’m begging , someone please make a plug in that will allow you to TOTALLY 100% delete a post…
