wp-load.php is just a file that contains WordPress code and doesn’t echo anything.
What version of Internet Explorer are you using?
It’s for softinfo. Maybe he has changed something in the wrong way.
<p>
<strong><?php post_author(); ?></strong><br />
<small><?php post_author_title_link(); ?></small>
</p>
and btw , signatures aint workin in 1.0.2
bbpress-signatures does work for me in three different 1.0.2 installations.
can someone convert them for money/free ?
For free? I don’t think so (a mere fork is always a bad choice). For money? Maybe. But please notice that nearly every bbPress plugin out there is licensed under the GPLv2 and derivated works must be in GPLv2 too.
Not without a plugin. But as far as I know there isn’t a plugin that do that.
Problems with the plugin? za AT zaerl.com
First: the installation instructions don’t mention that you need a mail server in order to send emails cause it is implicit. Is like saying that you need to connect to the gmail servers in order to send emails from your gmail account.
Second: yes they are. XAMPP and other LAMP software are just test platforms and they are very different from a service that professional hosting companies give you. A little configuration is needed and setting up a mail server is one aspect that you must cover.
Third: Pegasus Mail must be configured. bbPress no (only the mail in bb-admin/options-general.php). It just use the mail() functionality of PHP that is a layer on top of the email server specified at server level.
Four: no. 99% of companies that provide hosting solutions do give you access to a fully functional mail server and you don’t have to worry about that.
Please take note that the “10” limit is hardcoded. I can make an admin panel if you need to change the value. Or you can simply modify it in za-link-limitation.php line 10.
I’m writing one for you in this moment.
If you are talking about the use of the ‘a’ HTML tag in posts this can easily achieved through a plugin.
Yes. The post URL is just an anchor URL appended to the topic URL like in many BBS engine out there. As ashfame said you can’t have a page that display only a single post. But what you want can be easily achieved with a plugin.
Also you can user Post Count Plus to have other customization options.
Actually I use bbPress and WordPress on the same database on two of mine BBSs and one in separate databases. I found that the first solution is way better.
1) you can backup easily, as you said
2) you can access everything with just one phpmyadmin session
3) moving and restoring is simpler
4) using automatic db tools is simpler
5) import/export is simpler
6) database-wide operations (table analyze/control/optimization/repair) is simpler
post.php line 11
<a href="<?php post_anchor_link(); ?>">#</a>
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/allow-images/ works in 1.0.2 and in trunk (is a very simple plugin). Your users must use the right syntax of the img tag <img src="http://the-url.com" />.
bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin but a standalone software.
I have loaded the plugin. You can catch it here. I think that it’s stable for a production environment. The final version of the filter is quite complex so here are the rules. A user can see a post/forum or create new topics/posts when one of these visibility rules is true:
1) IS a super user (global rule)
2) HAS a super role (global rule)
3) IS a whitelisted user (topic/post rule)
4) IS NOT a blacklisted user AND HAS NOT a blacklisted role (topic/post rule)
also if you specify hide rules for a forum than all its subforums hide rules are changed accordingly. This is a design choice implemented in order to avoid confusion. If you decide to use my plugin feel free to ask me regarding the underlying mechanisms.
“i found the plugin, tho. thanks”
When I posted your response automagically appeared. Unfortunately bbPress hasn’t the revision functionality of phpBB.
you mean like an email for new posts in WP is a bad idea…? oh. wait…
This is the bbPress forum and not the WordPress one. Email notification on a blog can have a reason to exists (in the dashboard you have the list of recent comments) but on a forum is a really bad idea. On a tipical medium sized forum you have ~50-100 posts / day which will results in an equal number of emails.
why in the world isn’t admin notified for new posts?
Because you can just watch bb-admin/posts.php or subscribe to /rss. An email for every new post is a bad idea.
why in the world isn’t admin notified for new users?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/new-user-notification/
Well you need to load the entire bbPress. If you haven’t done something fancy with the user links I think that you can hardcode the values: forum_url.com/profile/name_of_the_profile
