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WordPress and bbPress are made by the same folks, as far as I understand, so while this sounds a bit odd to me it does appear to be the case… WordPress v3.4 and bbPress are not compatible. My site informed me of a WordPress Update today and I was like COOL… update that puppy! Now the Forums are gone and all I get is this lovely message…
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-forum-template.php .
I contacted my Hosting Provider and they said it basically means that part of bbPress is taking LONGER than 30 seconds to do… SOMETHING. I told them that’s ridiculous as my website doesn’t take 30 seconds to do ANYTHING. The guy said yeah, my guess would be that the NEW WordPress isn’t compatible with bbPress. I was a bit floored and I said, again, well that’s ALSO ridiculous as they are BOTH made by the same folks, surely they wouldn’t release an Update to WordPress that is going to render bbPress disabled. But surely enough that does appear to be the case…
http://goodintoday.com/discussions
Is someone working on a resolve for this, I hope?
Andrew
Good in Today
Topic: bbPress Smilies
I’ve whipped up a little bbPress 2 plugin for my site that lets my users embed smiley shortcodes in forum posts.
You can customize the shortcode delimiters (defaults are ”) so your smiley codes could look like [happy] or :happy: or {*happy*} etc.
The shortcode list is built dynamically based on the contents of the smilies directory. You just need to place any number of GIF, PNG, or JPG images into that directory, so adding the file “happy.gif” will allow [happy] to be used in posts. It caches the list though, so it’s not scanning the directory all the time.
Anyway, this is the first plugin I’m publishing for others to use, and I’ve just started the process of putting it on wordpress.org’s plugin directory, which takes a while to get approved it seems.
Until it shows up there, I’d be happy to email it to anyone who wants to take it for a spin.
I have it running on http://christian.net, and you can see the smilies that I have available at http://christian.net/forum-smilies
Looking at the installation docs on here, it keeps saying to sync with my database in the “WordPress Integration” section in the Settings, but when I go to settings, there is no such section. Only “Main Settings”, “Per Page”, “Per RSS Page”, “Archive Settings”, and “Single Settings”.
I am pretty lost on all of this really. Definitely not trying to sound whiny, but it seems like it would be a pretty helpful and easy idea to have an up-to-date video tutorial on the site. Looking at YouTube they are sort of dated.
Anywho, I would really appreciate some help on this if anybody is available.
My email is garyu {AT} shiftisgood {dot} com if anybody can personally help me out and get me started I would very much appreciate it.
Thanks,
– Gary
Moderator: edited your email address so you don’t get spammed!
I have a custom wordpress theme for my company’s blog to match the styling of my non-wordpress company website. I came across bbpress and wanted to integrate it into my wordpress company blog.
I followed this tutorial for a basic forum setup:
http://codex.bbpress.org/home/step-by-step-guide-to-creating-a-custom-bbpress-theme/
My Parent Theme: XX
My Child Theme: XX-bbpress
I created my child bbpress theme and imported the necessary templates as suggested, however, I am baffled by what I observed when I visit the blog landing pages:
I went into WP-ADMIN and activated the child theme. When I visit:
http://www.companydomain.com/blog/forums
– I can see the default forum layout
but when i vist my blog
http://www.companydomain.com/blog
– my blog page is completly blank
I’ve disabled all but the bbpress plugin. WP_DEBUG doesn’t show any errors when I visit my blog page either. HUH?
Am I missing something? Thanks!
Hey,
I tried the last few days to figure out, what I did wrong. On my test version of WordPress I installed bbpress for development. Everything is working fine there.
For the customer, I installed the latest WordPress 3.4 Release Candidate. But when I tried to call */forums, the request slows down and All I get is the theader element. I can get to single forums, topics etc, but I cannot see the whole forums.
Any Idea how to solve this?
Topic: Note above comment form
I wasn’t sure where to ask this. I want to put a note above or next to where it says “Reply” and “Topic Description:” for posting instructions. Anyone know what files I need to edit, or some sort of function I can use?
I did this with wordpress comments EX: Use “< code > to display code in your comment” above the comment box, using a function, no idea how to do it with bbpress though.
Topic: posting php and html code
This is probably a stupid question, but I can’t figure it out.
What is the proper way to post php and html code into a bbpress 2.0 forum post? I tried using < code > but when posting some html, it’s not displayed, tried using the little
like on wordpress.org but that didn’t work either.Topic: Login/Logout URL Issue
Hello Everyone,
We have a WordPress install on our internal server. Let’s say this is the address:
When either logging in, or out, it duplicates the subfolder in the web address to this:
http://192.168.0.5/wordpress/wordpress/wp-admin/options-general.php?settings-updated=true
I have double checked the URIs in General settings, both are correctly set to http://192.168.0.5/wordpress/. All page navigation works fine.
I have confirmed that this is a plugin issue, because I disabled bbPress, and the login redirection works fine. There must be something wrong with the login redirection script that is duplicating the subfolders.
Any idea of whether this only affects localhost servers, or if it will prove to cause problems when hosted on a live site?
Thanks in advance
I’m just doing this as a favor to a friend, but there’s some problems with adding bbpress. I have tried FTPing the files up and installing using the built-in wordpress installation process, to no avail. In both instances, adding BBpress makes the entire front page of the website blank. It’s a pretty frustrating process. Uninstalling fixes the problem with no information lost.
I should note that this is a multi-site install, and I’m trying to install it only on a single site within that network (the idea being to have only a single forum common to all the sub-sites).