I’m looking for a plugin for bbpress that will hold posts with links in them in a pending queue to be approved by admin before posting.
There is something like that in wordpress for comments with links in them. If the comment contains a link, it’s marked as pending and needs to be approved by admin before appearing.
I’ve been getting a lot of spam lately on my forum and this would go a long way to prevent it.
If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for the reply, JJJ. I’m not a developer, so when I go to trac I’m easily overwhelmed by the number of tickets and not sure where to look for specifics.
Sometimes it’s frustrating for users like me to get information about bbPress developments. I’d expect news to be posted here on the forum. Then there’s bbpdevel.wordpress.com, but that hasn’t been updated since September. I’m sure there’s info in IRC logs too. It seems there are many places for information to be posted, and it’s not always the place I expect it.
Anyway, I really do appreciate the information, and I’m looking forward to 1.1 (and also an update to the 0.9 branch).
Thanks for the reply, JJJ. I’m not a developer, so when I go to trac I’m easily overwhelmed by the number of tickets and not sure where to look for specifics.
Sometimes it’s frustrating for users like me to get information about bbPress developments. I’d expect news to be posted here on the forum. Then there’s bbpdevel.wordpress.com, but that hasn’t been updated since September. I’m sure there’s info in IRC logs too. It seems there are many places for information to be posted, and it’s not always the place I expect it.
Anyway, I really do appreciate the information, and I’m looking forward to 1.1 (and also an update to the 0.9 branch).
i found that:4 steps
1,wp-config.php and install Plugin”Wordpress Integration” in WP
2,BB-config.php in BB
3,keep the same:(the point)
WordPress bbPress
AUTH_KEY <=> BB_AUTH_KEY
SECURE_AUTH_KEY <=> BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY
LOGGED_IN_KEY <=> BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY
4,input the :
“auth” cookie salt
“secure auth” cookie salt
“logged in” cookie salt
<B>Notice that!! </B>
4 keys the same!
3 salt the same!
The problem is an ongoing one that even Matt has blogged about in recent past. Part of the reason they’re able to pass the human test it because they might be humans registering real accounts and making real posts. WordPress.org, bbPress.org, and BuddyPress.org all suffer from a similar problem. I’m about sick of it though. 
BuddyPress uses a intergrated form of bbPress, therefore it is not part of bbPress, but part of BuddyPress. Check on their forums.
Unless you installed bbPress WordPress plugin or bbPress stand alone and intergrated that.
If you installed the plugin, don’t hope for too much support on translation yet, if you installed the bbPress stand alone, then it should work, mine worked fine back when I was using those two.
A custom theme can always be the problem too!
BuddyPress uses a intergrated form of bbPress, therefore it is not part of bbPress, but part of BuddyPress. Check on their forums.
Unless you installed bbPress WordPress plugin or bbPress stand alone and intergrated that.
If you installed the plugin, don’t hope for too much support on translation yet, if you installed the bbPress stand alone, then it should work, mine worked fine back when I was using those two.
A custom theme can always be the problem too!
Oops – sorry here info extracted from the WordPress directory bb-config.php:
/**
* bbPress Localized Language, defaults to English.
*
* Change this to localize bbPress. A corresponding MO file for the chosen
* language must be installed to a directory called “my-languages” in the root
* directory of bbPress. For example, install de.mo to “my-languages” and set
* BB_LANG to ‘de’ to enable German language support.
*/
define( ‘BB_LANG’, ‘nl_NL’ );
define( ‘WP_LANG’, ‘nl_NL’ );
define( ‘BB_LANG_DIR’, ‘http://localhost/”wordpressdirectory”/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/my-languages’ );
********************************************************************
The referenced directory contains nl_NL.mo with 644 file permisisons
Oops – sorry here info extracted from the WordPress directory bb-config.php:
/**
* bbPress Localized Language, defaults to English.
*
* Change this to localize bbPress. A corresponding MO file for the chosen
* language must be installed to a directory called “my-languages” in the root
* directory of bbPress. For example, install de.mo to “my-languages” and set
* BB_LANG to ‘de’ to enable German language support.
*/
define( ‘BB_LANG’, ‘nl_NL’ );
define( ‘WP_LANG’, ‘nl_NL’ );
define( ‘BB_LANG_DIR’, ‘http://localhost/”wordpressdirectory”/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/my-languages’ );
********************************************************************
The referenced directory contains nl_NL.mo with 644 file permisisons
@zaeri Thanks for getting back to me…
I believe that since BuddyPress was presented in Dutch and bbPress was NOT that the bbPress forum was the place to ask the question?
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The bb-config.php was/is configured hence my consternation:
<?php
/***
* *** IMPORTANT ****
* This file will stop people from accessing your bbPress installation directly.
* It is very important from a security standpoint that this file is not moved.
* Your actual bb-config.php file will be installed in the root of your WordPress
* installation once you have set up the forums component in BuddyPress.
*/
header(“HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden”); die;
define (‘WPLANG’, ‘nl_NL’);
?>
define (‘WPLANG’, ‘nl_NL’);
?>
************************************
And yet the forum is still in English – I would appreciate any other insights please…
@zaeri Thanks for getting back to me…
I believe that since BuddyPress was presented in Dutch and bbPress was NOT that the bbPress forum was the place to ask the question?
************************************
The bb-config.php was/is configured hence my consternation:
<?php
/***
* *** IMPORTANT ****
* This file will stop people from accessing your bbPress installation directly.
* It is very important from a security standpoint that this file is not moved.
* Your actual bb-config.php file will be installed in the root of your WordPress
* installation once you have set up the forums component in BuddyPress.
*/
header(“HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden”); die;
define (‘WPLANG’, ‘nl_NL’);
?>
define (‘WPLANG’, ‘nl_NL’);
?>
************************************
And yet the forum is still in English – I would appreciate any other insights please…
The news is in trac. There’s one ticket left in 1.1 and then it gets released. No sense in putting out a 1.0.4 to fix one bug that 1.1 will fix. Right now we’re in the middle of a WordPress, BuddyPress, bbPress trifecta release, so there’s three times as much testing to do to make sure nothing breaks.
If you can’t wait for a public release, download the trunk and do some testing.
The news is in trac. There’s one ticket left in 1.1 and then it gets released. No sense in putting out a 1.0.4 to fix one bug that 1.1 will fix. Right now we’re in the middle of a WordPress, BuddyPress, bbPress trifecta release, so there’s three times as much testing to do to make sure nothing breaks.
If you can’t wait for a public release, download the trunk and do some testing.
thanks to share this great help…!
thanks to share this great help…!
I created a user for my bbPress forum and I could login as this user in bbPress, but not in WP. After I checked (logged as admin in WP) the account of this user in WP blog, I saw that it has no role. So in bbPress settings I set the correspondance between WordPress role and bbPress (Settings->WordPressIntegration menu). And problem was solved. Now each user that is registered through bbPress can loggin in WP.
Maybe this will help.
I created a user for my bbPress forum and I could login as this user in bbPress, but not in WP. After I checked (logged as admin in WP) the account of this user in WP blog, I saw that it has no role. So in bbPress settings I set the correspondance between WordPress role and bbPress (Settings->WordPressIntegration menu). And problem was solved. Now each user that is registered through bbPress can loggin in WP.
Maybe this will help.
First off, I am new to bbpress forums. Secondly, I was in the market for a WordPress theme so I was visiting Themefuse.com. I was in their Support Forum and really loved it’s usefulness, yet simplicity. I asked the owner what forum it was and he said bbpress.
My question is this – is that forum an “out of the box” forum or is he using a lot of plugins. Like for instance, the main forum, when you click on a board it slide open to show sub forums. Is that a plugin?
Also, when you login it will show my personal topics in a box in the sidebar. Again, a plugin?
He also uses a Resolved/Not Resolved for his threads – a plugin?
Sorry so many questions – trying to learn before diving right in.
what you want is deep integration. Follow this page – http://blog.ashfame.com/bbpress/ and you will find related articles on how you can do it, pros & cons and how to show bbPress info on WordPress side.
Similarly you can show WordPress info on bbPress side too.
what you want is deep integration. Follow this page – http://blog.ashfame.com/bbpress/ and you will find related articles on how you can do it, pros & cons and how to show bbPress info on WordPress side.
Similarly you can show WordPress info on bbPress side too.
you are trying to have both the approaches altogether. either you can display forum inside your WordPress by deep integration or just select a theme which matches to your WordPress on a regular standalone install.
BuddyPress forums is what you will have with deep integration theme matching in terms of look
you are trying to have both the approaches altogether. either you can display forum inside your WordPress by deep integration or just select a theme which matches to your WordPress on a regular standalone install.
BuddyPress forums is what you will have with deep integration theme matching in terms of look
This comes from using PHP 5.3 and having E_DEPRECATED turned on. WordPress and BuddyPress are equally bad about those notices, and eventually I’m sure some effort will be put in to prevent them. Right now the number of users on 5.3 is still one of the smaller audiences, so the urgency isn’t there yet.
Note: Those notices and that particular method of coding works fine in any other version of PHP. It will also still execute in 5.3, but will trigger errors if your server is configured to do so.
Just made a small plugin for it.
You can download it on http://eris.nu/wordpress/bbpress.
Please note that only if the database of your blog is not the same as the forum you need the data about the database information. The prefix, url are always required.
Please try out for testing later on i will add some improvements so you can load directly data from the config of bbpress instead enter it in a form.
Later on I will add it to the WP plugin database.
