I’ve tried all that already actually (copying the data between the two config files and setting up “bbPress integration” plugin).
Thanks for the suggestions though.
Does this mean you’ve managed to get it working successfully with WordPress 3.1.1?
So I have a fresh install of WordPress and bbPress(latest stable versions)
Integration is perfect! Admin can login and out on both sides with the same login. Can post, etc etc.
I created another user to test the role map. I changed the Subscriber/Inactive role in WP to Contributor/Member. Still it did not change in bbPress.
…I had hoped zaerl was right about it being BuddyPress. It apparently is not BuddyPress causing the problem. Can anyone help?
So I have a fresh install of WordPress and bbPress(latest stable versions)
Integration is perfect! Admin can login and out on both sides with the same login. Can post, etc etc.
I created another user to test the role map. I changed the Subscriber/Inactive role in WP to Contributor/Member. Still it did not change in bbPress.
…I had hoped zaerl was right about it being BuddyPress. It apparently is not BuddyPress causing the problem. Can anyone help?
So I started from scratch, and it seems they were never working. I don’t understand how Buddypress can defunk the role mapping? I don’t even really know if thats what the issue is. I’m going to start over again and do it without buddypress.
I only wanted Buddypress for the rich profiles and activity stream.
So I started from scratch, and it seems they were never working. I don’t understand how Buddypress can defunk the role mapping? I don’t even really know if thats what the issue is. I’m going to start over again and do it without buddypress.
I only wanted Buddypress for the rich profiles and activity stream.
I had that issue, and I had to manually paste the data between the config.php files. >.> Also, integrating the two well after actually installation was something I had to do aswell.
And there is a plugin you should look for in WP, it’s called “bbPress integration” and it tells you whats needed in your config file to share cookies.
I had that issue, and I had to manually paste the data between the config.php files. >.> Also, integrating the two well after actually installation was something I had to do aswell.
And there is a plugin you should look for in WP, it’s called “bbPress integration” and it tells you whats needed in your config file to share cookies.
Hi,
I’m trying to integrate bbPress 1.03 into WordPress 3.1.1. I’ve followed all the instructions but I can’t seem to get the cookie integration to work. Before I hack away at it I thought it would be worth asking whether this is a known issue?
Thanks.
Where have you put the script? Put it in the root and also check if /forums2/bb-load.php exists.
Hi Gautam, I have the converter installed, but have a quick question for you.
My wordpress is in the root directory, my bbpress forums are in
http://www.sitename.com/forums2
Here is the part of your code:
define( ‘W2BC_WP_PATH’, ” ); /** With Trailing Slash, if required */
define( ‘W2BC_BB_PATH’, ‘/forums2/’ ); /** With Trailing Slash, if required */
define( ‘W2BC_CONVERT_PINGBACKS’, true ); /** Convert pingacks too? true or false */
*** Continue my question ***
I keep getting “bbPress loader file (bb-load.php) doesn’t exist in the path specified!”
I have tried defining the w2bc_bb_path to ./forums2/ I have left it as the default like you had it and I have tried it as it is in the example above … it still tells me the path doesn’t exist
Could you let me know what path I need to define, if my forums are located at
http://www.sitename.com (this is where wordpress is installed)
http://www.sitename.com/forums2 (this is where my bbpress is installed)
Thank you again for the help and for the file. I am hoping I can get it to work:-)
I would like to pull profile data for users and place it on their post under their avatar. How can I do this?
How could I do it if the data is stored in WordPress?
Awesome, thank you very much Gautam for your help!
hello I just finished Deep integration of my WordPress with BBpress.
I had no errors with installation so everything was right from that part.
but when I’m trying to view forum on the header I got eror :
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /customers/a
And when Im trying log in or go to bb-admin Im geting that error :
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in
Anyone could help me with that ;/ cuzz Im noob from php and I would like to make it working ;/
please for help ;/
So I guess I’m going to just start from scratch… again.
So I guess I’m going to just start from scratch… again.
You may check my WordPress to bbPress converter – http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-to-bbpress-converter/
It doesn’t migrate users yet, so you would have to do that yourself (before using the script).
Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew a way to take wordpress comments and convert them into BBpress. Or alternatively maybe WordPress Comments into PHPBB, then use a converter to go from PHPBB to BBPress?
If anyone has done this before or if you know how best to approach this I’d sure appreciate some guidance. Thank you.
>.> I’m using bbPress standalone, but integrated with WordPress. I am using matching themes. Everything was working, as I said, until I installed User Role Editor by Vladimir Garagulya. But not the Role Maping is broken.
I don’t know how to fix it.
>.> I’m using bbPress standalone, but integrated with WordPress. I am using matching themes. Everything was working, as I said, until I installed User Role Editor by Vladimir Garagulya. But not the Role Maping is broken.
I don’t know how to fix it.
John James Jacoby,
I’m hesitant to post what I need on a jobs board because of the fact that my setup is so similar to wordpress.com – ideally I would need some direction from someone familiar with their settings.
I would be happy to buy some time of someone there to help me out. Is there anyone that you know of who I could buy an hour of their time?
Thanks!
JJJ: Thanks. Is there a roadmap for 2.0?
No. As far as I know the 1.1 will be the last standalone version. bbPress will soon automagically turned in a WordPress plugin.
JJJ: Thanks. Is there a roadmap for 2.0?
No. As far as I know the 1.1 will be the last standalone version. bbPress will soon automagically turned in a WordPress plugin.
and Buddypress
bbPress isn’t compatible with BuddyPress.
