I’m a big fan of fluid theme designs. People used to care about screens with different resolutions, but it seems like everyone has forgotten about their HTML design now. I guess the defaults with bbPress and WordPress don’t help the concept much.
What differance does it make i.e. integration with WordPress ??
Since there are very few reports of this, I think it is related to something in your setup. I can’t replicate the problem.
Did you integrate with WordPress or do anything other than just go through the installation procedure?
I guess this is part of the problem with not having an official theme repository. WordPress is finally getting the word out that downloading themes from other than the repository can get you a theme loaded with nasty stuff. bbPress may have to do the same thing.
MomD1rect
Just to be clear:
The integration is just so you can use the same user information on both sites.
The sites WordPress & bbPress will not look the same after you integrate it. It will look exactly how you had it before.
These instructions work for me, stop at Deep Integration: http://wpbbpthemes.org/integration/
Is there any support for newbies??? I have read the forum about some issues I’ve had in regards to installing this.. There are many solutions but no instructions on how to do it. It’s more like “This problem can be resolved by doing “X”. But there is no instructions on how to do “X”.
Are there any step-by-step instructions (manual) on how to use this with WordPress. I read the Installation page on here and I read the Integration with WordPress… but there are still no instructions. Any help would be appreciated.
Okay what I noticed is the only time you get ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH line is when your WP is in a folder:
site.com/folder/ wordpress and site.com/folder/forums bbpress.
then the result will be ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH is /folder as for an answer I still haven’t been able to try it to tell you.
Does it let you do a fresh install or does it say it found a bb-config file? buddypress creates one and put it in the wordpress folder. also check your htaccess file.
Plugin: I am looking for a way to protect forums by “role” which I define on the wordpress side. BY role, I mean non standard ones…I create custom roles that manage membership levels like Free, Bronze, Silver, Gold.
I want to be able to say:
Forum x: only show to Gold
ForumY: only show to Bronze, Silver, Gold
It would also be nice to be able to set rights like
-view only
vs view and post
hide completely (i.e. do not show forum)
BY forum, I mean parts (buckets of threads) of a global forum
/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-http.php (bbPress 1.1-alpha revision 2412)
BBPRESS functions:
function &_wp_http_get_object() {
function wp_remote_request($url, $args = array()) {
function wp_remote_get($url, $args = array()) {
function wp_remote_post($url, $args = array()) {
function wp_remote_head($url, $args = array()) {
function wp_remote_retrieve_headers(&$response) {
function wp_remote_retrieve_header(&$response, $header) {
function wp_remote_retrieve_response_code(&$response) {
function wp_remote_retrieve_response_message(&$response) {
function wp_remote_retrieve_body(&$response) {
conflict with WORDPRESS (WordPress 3.0-alpha revision 13909) /wp-includes/http.php the same functions
from SAM
“A first attempt at getting WordPress 2.7 and bbPress 1.0 to play nice again is now in trunk [1862].
I’m specifically talking about “deep” integration, i.e. when you include WordPress inside bbPress to gain access to WordPress’ functions.
This will need a lot of testing, so please post any issues you have on the relevant Trac ticket, #972 (which will stay open until some more testing has occurred).
I recommend using the following code at the top of your bbPress bb-config.php file to include WordPress inside bbPress:
if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) {
include_once( ‘/Full/Path/To/wp-load.php’ );
}
Note that this includes “wp-load.php” not “wp-config.php” or “wp-blog-header.php”. This avoids running WordPress’ template loader which presumably isn’t needed inside bbPress. Some implementations may want it though, so if you find you need it then give it a go and let us know how that goes.
Also note that all filters and actions set in WordPress whether default or added by plugins or themes are cleared out completely. That means that plugins and themes installed in WordPress cannot add filters or actions to bbPress at all. This may have some implications I’m not aware of yet.
Go nuts! “
hi gerikg,
thanks for your reply.
by saying `but actually i lost
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/wordpressmu’ );`?
i mean:
on task 7 after i clicked on save changes,
i got four lines (notfive as i wrote above)
define( ‘COOKIEHASH’, ‘9ff1a614da865684d07223b202d18708’ );
define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.10.10.1.20’ );
define( ‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ‘/wordpressmu/’ );
define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/wordpressmu/’ );
i think this is the resean that
when i log into bbpress then
i can log into wordpressmu automatically
but i cant log into wordpressmu admin automatically
i think it has nothing to do with buddypress.
what do you think?
by the way
you can check this out ,it seems that some guy have met the same problem:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/298537/page/2?replies=47
scroll down to the middle of the page (mjjinvincible’s post)
thanks
I just installed bbPress 1.0, and integrated it with my WordPress. Everything I can access seems to be working fine. However, when I try to go to the admin panel, I’m just redirected back to my bbPress’ main page. What can I do?
For bbPress Forum just download the plugin
for the BuddyPress Group Forum you need someone to convert it to BuddyPress compatible.
example = https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-forum-extras
Some of the bbPress plugins were converted.
Buddypress is a little tricky. What do you mean `but actually i lost
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/wordpressmu’ );`?
hi guys,
thanks gerikg’s instrucition,very helpful!
i followed gerikg’s instruction,but meet a problem.
on task 7 after i clicked on save changes,
i should get the code below:
define( ‘COOKIEHASH’, ‘9ff1a614da865684d07223b202d18708’ );
define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.10.10.1.20’ );
define( ‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ‘/wordpressmu/’ );
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/wordpressmu’ );
define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/wordpressmu/’ );
but actually i lost
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/wordpressmu’ );
so when i log into bbpress then
i can log into wordpressmu automatically
but i cant log into wordpressmu admin automatically
does anybody have an idea what i have missed?
your help will be much appreciated.
thanks guys
One thing, not sure if it matters. The forum pages all return a 404 code, even though the page is displayed. This was an old problem with WordPress integration.
Here is something:
http://www.adrogen.com/blog/wordpress-wp-blog-headerphp-causes-404-in-ie/
Also, are you including wp-load.php or wp-blog-header.php? Should be wp-load.php.
There is another post on these forums on how to fix it but I cannot find it right now.
Hi All,
Just wanted to past on that I seem to have the wordpress plugin ‘W3 Total Cache’ working great with my deep integration version of bbPress 1.02, As long as you don’t enable the ‘Inline JS minification’ and ‘JS minify’ in the plugin the reset seem to work great and I have noticed a slight speed improvement…
My forum : http://www.diyextra.com/forum/ (have a look at the compressed source)
Anyway just thought I would pass it on….
Chris.
Hi I installed bbpress on /forum on my domain, then logged in ok using the admin username and password, next I tried to integrate it with wordpress by selecting the database option, at which point i was logged out and couldnt log back in with the previous user/password combo. I also checked the database and changed the password manually from there by generating an md5 hash, still no go, any help on how to get back in?
very basic plugin and uses iframes to provide access to bbPress:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/new-bbpress-admin/
Same… I’ve tried for the last hour to get the install to work…
Everything seems to integrate fine and it says “what are you waiting for” i finish the install and it says it installed with some errors…
I’ve cleared the tables 2 times and completely deleted the database once and every time at the end of the install i get this – Oh dear! bbPress is already installed.
I did what one of the threads said, which was to add dummy data to the forum table and then it loaded the forum, but i had no access to the admin section, could not log out and could not create any new posts, it just showed the dummy forum and me as logged in and that was it… SO I’ve uninstalled the database again and will try again tomorrow I guess… Bummer, cuz i was really hoping to have a forum tied into my wordpress site…
I’m too tired to post the details now and must go to bed, but if I run into this issue again tomorrow I’ll post here again all the details…
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Thnx for your answer KEvin, how can this be done?
I’m willing to help, send me your requests to my email my user name at gmail.com
-I am only willing to help if you have the WordPress theme with you.
-It will be easier if I do it on your hosting for better results, I will need your ftp info and admin access.
-Your host must be using php5 (integrations works better that way)
-Starting from scratch is better, if that is not possible make sure your site is user integrated already
-I do my best to everything to match your WP theme.
-If your WP theme has a sidebar I will incorporate that.
-I will not customize your theme to look a certain way. Moving things around, removing or adding features etc etc.
-Not all WP themes are able to convert, please understand this.
Contact gerikg [at] gmail.com
