I am using 0.8.3 I upgraded the same day it came out and everything works great, I am very happy with everything, but this is so weird. Like you said their is something bad about this post.
I am running the forum in bluehost.com as far as I know they are pretty good at keeping up to date with their upgrades so I am sure they have all their software up to date.
I was installing PM to the forum when I notice the error so I deleted all the changes and deactivate the plugin to check if that was the problem but it turn out that even without the plugin the error keep coming up.
Maybe I just found a bug on the latest version but I don’t know anything about coding so this is up to you guys.
by the way even more weird is that this is the only paste that gives me this problem. If I copy and paste other things I dont get this error.
Thank You I finally got them working in the same database.
Ok so went ahead and did it. Is working now, Thank for the hint. A really appreciated.
Ok I changed all the info and when I reload the page is going to the installer. Would this affect my blog if I install bbpress in the same database.
I know this are newbie questions but trust me I am working very hard on getting better I have big plans and maybe one day I will be troubleshooting a newbie.
Thanks in advance
So technically I dont need the bbpress database? I just have to use the wordpress database for the blog and the forum?
Please help I have been trying for 3 days now, I think I tried everything on this forum without any luck.
I also upgraded to 0.8.3 and installed all the plugins that I found
I think the problem is that I have two wordpress blogs in the same host and the prefix is the same for both.
I think maybe I need to do this but I dont know how
bbPress will not have access to WordPress’ functions unless you manually tell bbPress to load WordPress first. In order to do that, you need to put require_once(‘path/to/wp-blog-header.php’); in bbPress’ config.php (wp-blog-header is in the same directory as WordPress’ wp-config.php file).
