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Topic: WVKO 1580AM
We have WordPress acting as a CMS and we’re using bbPress for the forums:
I’ve decided that I’m happy with the way my forum and blog are set up. Users can use the same username and password for both my forum and blog. But, they can not log into one and automatically be logged into the other (cookie issues).
The main problem is the way I integrated my bbpress and wordpress. I already had bbpress installed, then later I installed wordpress. I then integrated the two and they share the same database. I hear from many that this is NOT the recommended way to integrate and that you shouldn’t use the same database, but, the bottom line is, everything works fine, but users can’t log in at one and then automatically be logged in at the other, they just have to log in twice if they are using both my blog and forum.
Can anyone provide instructions/tips on how to set up the cookies for bbpress and wordpress if they were integrated backwards and are sharing one database?
Topic: No indexing:(
I have a big problem – Google and others doesn’t index my forum. Forum is online for six months. I don’t know how to resolve it. Can anybody help me? Adress is http://www.sanzdrave.cz/forum (WordPress pages and posts are indexed.) Thanks for replies!
Topic: convert from SMF Forum
Is there a way to convert my SMF Forum users, passwords, threads, and board to wordpressbb?
or users from SMF to wordpress, or somthing? Thanks!
Hi,
I have the following code that works in wordpress:
<?php $homepage = get_settings('siteurl')."/search.php/";
global $wp;
$wp_received_argument = false;
foreach ($wp->query_vars as $k=>$v) if ($v) $wp_received_argument = true;
if ($wp_received_argument) require(TEMPLATEPATH . “/index.php”);
else { wp_redirect($homepage);
exit(); } ?>Now this wont work in bbpress, so I’ve made some modifications:
<?php $homepage = bb_get_option( 'uri' )."/search.php/";
global $bb;
$bb_received_argument = false;
foreach ($bb->query_vars as $k=>$v) if ($v) $bb_received_argument = true;
if ($bb_received_argument) require(TEMPLATEPATH . “/index.php”);
else { bb_redirect($homepage);
exit(); } ?>It now crashes at the foreach. What am I missing?
Thx
Similar posts have been made about this subject, and I’ve read the documentation, but no matter what I do I can’t get the cookies to work. I’m sure you hate working with newbies like me because we’re always like, “gah, i can’t get anything to work” but, please, I don’t want to keep tweaking it because I don’t want to mess anything up… One solution here at this forum says to go into the wp_settings.php file and change something… do things like that have be to done, or is there an easier way? By the way, I did actually do that… I went into the wp_settings and changed that cookie_domain line from false to ‘.myurl.com’, if you know what I’m talking about… well, that tweak didn’t work for me either.
I just want to be able to log into my blog, then go to my forum and still be logged in. Or log into my forum and go to my blog and still be logged in, then also be able to successfully log out from either location.
I put
define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”);
define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);
in my wp config and it is also in my bb press config.
Now, some posts here say that for the cookie_domain, you have to actually put your domain, like:
define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.myurl.com’);
is this true?
If someone has the time and successfully has cookies working properly between their wordpress blog and bbpress forum, could you help me out?
I’ve stayed up many nights trying to get this to work just right… it’s sad
Whats weird is, when I first did the integration it worked BUT I couldn’t log out, so since then I’ve been changing things to fix that, but now, I’m back to square one. I can log into my forum. then, I can log into blog, and I can log out of both with the same username and password, but again, if I log into one and go to the other, I’m not logged in.
I’ve just seen a few different posts and all the posts recommend doing different things. Then the actual documentation of course just says to use the built in integration feature in bbpress, which I used. Since there are so many different posts offering different solutions, can any one give me a step by step fix for this?
Is there a way to have bbpress automatically create a new discussion every time a WordPress post is published. Basically – I post to my WP blog and a related bbPress topic is created where people can discuss the WP post?
Just wondering if it can be done and if so how hard is it to implement?
Do i need to use Mu WordPress 1.5.1 to get Session integration to fully work with bbpress? I tried it with MUWP 2.6 and it seemed as though the cookies wouldn’t cross over. Thanks for the help! I will get to trying this soon if no one has given me the thumbs down..
James