Hello,
fel, I have recently installed fresh new wordpress and bbpress on my web site. I am still running into the problem of posts not being created unless default forum is filled in on the options screen. However, I can’t override this by using a different forum number on the write a post page. Any idea what the hangup is there?
Thanks
Hello,
fel, I have recently installed fresh new wordpress and bbpress on my web site. I am still running into the problem of posts not being created unless default forum is filled in on the options screen. However, I can’t override this by using a different forum number on the write a post page. Any idea what the hangup is there?
Thanks
@ topic starter this is a known issue for a long time..
You can’t do anything against it. (maybe do a new integration) but don’t do anything without backing up..
Try this:
Go back to your WordPress site Log-out > move back to the forum page and log-in on the bbPress site as the admin than you see you can go to the bbPress back-end..
Now you also can go to the WordPress site and jump to the WordPress back-end.
So my advice would be try to delete the WordPress log-in section from your WordPress site and try to include the bbPress log-in section into the WordPress section else you will keep this issue.
(i have the same issue)
@ topic starter this is a known issue for a long time..
You can’t do anything against it. (maybe do a new integration) but don’t do anything without backing up..
Try this:
Go back to your WordPress site Log-out > move back to the forum page and log-in on the bbPress site as the admin than you see you can go to the bbPress back-end..
Now you also can go to the WordPress site and jump to the WordPress back-end.
So my advice would be try to delete the WordPress log-in section from your WordPress site and try to include the bbPress log-in section into the WordPress section else you will keep this issue.
(i have the same issue)
Literally go to your WordPress permalinks page and click save.
You don’t need deep integration for sharing user tables.
You can share them by defining something like this in wp-config.php file
define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE','new_user_table');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'new_usermeta_table');
But I would suggest copying over the users in WordPress side and then telling bbPress to use WordPress tables.
You don’t need deep integration for sharing user tables.
You can share them by defining something like this in wp-config.php file
define('CUSTOM_USER_TABLE','new_user_table');
define('CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE', 'new_usermeta_table');
But I would suggest copying over the users in WordPress side and then telling bbPress to use WordPress tables.
Deleting the cookies will delete the current session information from the browser which is exactly done by logout. So I don’t think this is a valid solution. The wordpress application should do this by itself when user presses logout.
Any updates on this #
# shoggy ?
I have something simlar for my wordpress but this one you aded here does not work for bbpress
do I need to add more rules?
Yep, You need to integrate your forums with WordPress deeply, where you can set bbPress users table with WordPress users table during bbPress Integration.
After setting up cookies process, allow just registered members to comment on your blog.
For more help see this documentation.
Plus, I can personally help you to integrate forums.
Contact at pagalsoch {at} gmail {dot} com
Best of luck.
Yep, You need to integrate your forums with WordPress deeply, where you can set bbPress users table with WordPress users table during bbPress Integration.
After setting up cookies process, allow just registered members to comment on your blog.
For more help see this documentation.
Plus, I can personally help you to integrate forums.
Contact at pagalsoch {at} gmail {dot} com
Best of luck.
Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…
Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…
And if you want to display more stuff then you can do so by directly querying the bbPress database.
And if you want to display more stuff then you can do so by directly querying the bbPress database.
Make sure you have the integration plugin running on the WordPress side
Make sure you have the integration plugin running on the WordPress side
Install WordPress
Install bbPress
Integrate bbPress with WordPress (user table, login sync) – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/
Create a simple plugin for bbPress which makes it member only (don’t know if one already exists)
Install WordPress
Install bbPress
Integrate bbPress with WordPress (user table, login sync) – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/
Create a simple plugin for bbPress which makes it member only (don’t know if one already exists)
Hi, I did an integration between wordpress and bbpress about six months ago. About 2 months ago, I lost the ability to login to my admin screen for bbpress. When I go to my bbpress forum, I’m automatically logged in as the admin and can add/delete posts, edit my profile (it looks like I’m still the keymaster, but I’m not sure), etc. However, I can’t get to my bbpress admin panel. When I click on the “Forum Dashboard” link, it takes me to my wordpress admin panel. When I go to the URL that used to take me to my bbpress admin panel, I get my wordpress blog page (a default page, I believe). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
