possibly caused by downloading via Trac, I’d leave it and see what happens when it gets released as a plugin on WordPress.org
So I ran the installer and integrated with wordpress. THe lastr piece of information asked for was admin account name. When the installer tried to create the account it gave an error that said the account already existed and the install halted. I entered the admin account I use for wordpress because I want them to be the same. The account does exist BC the two sites are integrated so they use the same user table. Now when I try to open the site it still launches the installer, but the installers sasy “oops this site is already installed”.
Now what, the site keeps runing the installer BC the install didn’t complete, but the installer wont run BC the site is installed.
Please help
No one can help on this at all
No one can help on this at all
Probably better to recode and take advantage of what is available in WordPress.
I’m just waiting for the akismet one to be written 
I have followed the procedure in the readme.txt, default avatar is displayed in the post and in profile, but I can not change it when I click the Upload Avatar, so I diverted to the home page forum 
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Sadly no. The bbPress plugin for WordPress is a complete rewrite of bbPress from the ground up to fit inside of WordPress.
If anyone wanted to step up and write some kind of compatibility code would be neat, but it’s unlikely to ever happen and isn’t on the roadmap is it stands today.
Thank you John!
A last question : can I plug plugins from https://bbpress.org/plugins/
into this bbpress wordpress plugin ? Can I use the bbRating one for example ?
This will be possible to do in the bbPress plugin for WordPress. There are no plans to explicitly support this in the currently downloadable stand-alone version, although you could definitely query the DB manually and sort topics by title.
This will be possible to do in the bbPress plugin for WordPress. There are no plans to explicitly support this in the currently downloadable stand-alone version, although you could definitely query the DB manually and sort topics by title.
Original post updated with progress on various parts.
@luminis – bbPress should follow the language that your WordPress installation is, however there currently aren’t any language packs that I know of. To change the various things in your theme, you’ll want to create a new theme that you can modify safely. The easiest way to do that is to copy the bbp-twentyten folder out of /bbp-themes and into your /wp-content/themes/ folder, rename it, and edit the name of your new theme in style.css so that you don’t get the two confused. Your # 3 can be found in form-bbp_topic.php, and # 4 would require a helper plugin to hook into ‘bbp_is_user_subscribed’ and adjust the default value.
Jumping the gun a little here but…
When/if the default theme for the bbpress plugin is setup, can it be more like here or the wordpress forum and absolutly nothing like the buddypress forum? (please!!)
Did you do a WordPress/bbPress integration?
Did you do a WordPress/bbPress integration?
Hi, i installed all, (wordpress-bbpress) in the same directori, (/test/wordpress – /test/bbpress), and when i try get into the admin panel of bbpres i only get a redirection to the index of my forum. (i put /test/bbpress/bb-admin/index.php and i will be redirected to /test/bbpress/index.php).
What i am doing wrong??
So much thanks!
I certainly could use a sidebar in my BBPress. If I was able to install WordPress widgets in it.
So without all this, it´s mostly the header thats new..?
I certainly could use a sidebar in my BBPress. If I was able to install WordPress widgets in it.
So without all this, it´s mostly the header thats new..?
Over at http://wordpress.dk/forum/ I have recently run into a very strange bug.
One user (myself) gets topic-title/topic-link mismatch on certain topics.
Example:
Title #1 -> forum/topic/title-1/
Title #2 -> forum/topic/title-2/
Title #3 -> forum/topic/title-6/ (mismatch!)
Title #4 -> forum/topic/title-4/
Title #5 -> forum/topic/title-5/
However, if I log out everything is fine.
I have tried everything I can think of;
Clearing the cache, cookies and sessions, different browsers, different computers, logging in and out — last I have created a new user and everything works great with that user. The thig is, I would really like to keep my old profile.
Have anyone ever had the same problem?
I can’t see how this is possible to some (only one actually) users and not others, and only when user is logged in.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Is the bbpress plugin in the wordpress directory? Thanks
Update – Still no luck i have tried disabling and enabling registrations. No matter what i do the bbpress redirects to wordpress for an account creation or does not exist page.
It takes my domain name from my bbpress install and since i use subdomains on my wordpress install puts my bbpress on that so i get something like this. http://www.bbpressinstalldomaincom.wordpressinstalldomain.com/
Could it be the domain mapping plugin. Do i need to use subdomains or can i use sub-directories?
Update – Still no luck i have tried disabling and enabling registrations. No matter what i do the bbpress redirects to wordpress for an account creation or does not exist page.
It takes my domain name from my bbpress install and since i use subdomains on my wordpress install puts my bbpress on that so i get something like this. http://www.bbpressinstalldomaincom.wordpressinstalldomain.com/
Could it be the domain mapping plugin. Do i need to use subdomains or can i use sub-directories?
@Gautam
its only working now because i reuploaded the images as 25×25, if i upload them again at 200×200 they will appear as 200×200 eventough i specified 25×25.
The same code works perfectly on wordpress themes, the quick fix was to upload images in the exact size, not perfect solution but it works.
Perhaps someone else has an ideia on how to make it work without uploading images in the exact size?
Makes sense. If you’re using it as a stand alone, you can continue to do so if you’re happy with it’s features as we’ll be continuing support for the 1.0/1.1 branches of code for the conceivable future. If you’d like to run the latest and greatest and have a need for WordPress integration, then the in-development plugin version is the way to go.
