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I have a fairly robust shared hosting plan which allows me root access, an IP, and plentiful disk space and bandwidth. I want to install several copies of bbPress for different sites on my account and use a single install of Mu/BuddyPress as a social layer connecting the various sites.
Example
mysite.com – Mu/BuddyPress install
site1.com (physically mysite.com/site1) – bbPress install 1
site2.com (physically mysite.com/site2) – bbPress install 2
…
The point is to have a single userbase between the sites, with one account logging you in to the entire “network”. The catch is that the different bbPress installations would have different domains and different administrators.
The question is, how do I go about setting this up? What existing extensions would I need, and/or what extensions would I need to write?
Topic: my admin panel vanished
Hello everyone. I am working on integrating a forum with my WordPress blog, and everything was going fine. Until I finished the install, and started working on the integration settings in the admin panel. In the section where it asks you to input the WordPress database prefix (I think it was to get the proper user tables), I put wp_ which is the prefix for my WordPress blog. Now, it doesn’t matter which account I log in with, I still cannot find the Admin link in the header. I’ve logged in both with my WordPress blog admin account, and my bbPress account. I’ve checked in the mySQL database, and my bbPress account still has the permission to access the admin panel, but I cannot see a link. It simply shows “Welcome, Legacyblade | Log Out”
Normally in these situations, I’d just uninstall and reinstall, but I’m not sure what Word Press tables were modified, and don’t want to mess up my blog. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Is it possible to install bbPress in the same folder as WordPress or have anyone tried? I have seen alot of people trying to remove the extra /forum url that appears in bbPress. This really seems like the obvious solution and like it’s what it’s coded for initially. I only fear that it’s too easy and straight forward that it won’t work
I recently installed bbpress by extending buddypress 1.1 with wordpress mu 2.8.4. While everything is ok on the buddypress end, the forum does not have a “Add New Topic” link displayed…. I tried adding topics and posts through the database too, but same result!
You can find the link to the forum here – http://smartlearnwebtv.com/iitjee/forums. I’d appreciate any help from you guys.Note: The forum under the “Groups” category seems to work fine – not sure if this has got anything to do with the problem am facing.
Topic: Database – WordPress or New?
Hi,
I’m about to install bbPress.
For the database information in installation step 1, do I put in the WordPress db settings or am I supposed to create a new database and put its details i?
I’m not sure if bbPress integrates into WordPress or if it is a completely stone-alone bb that just happens to be by the same people that brought us WordPress.
Cheers
http://tempestchasing.com/forum/
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Theme: Simples
This forum is integrated with my WP blog, which is a weather/severe weather blog. The site is finished, its just picking up some users that is a but tough
feel free to check it out. If you at all feel like you want to register, do it through WP, not bbPress. I haven’t altered the login system on bbPress yet
Topic: Install problems
ok so i uploaded fine, set-up fine, did the integration but did NOT set User Roles (BAD IDEA). Now the admin page has been removed because of the install, even un-installed the wordpress plugin. So I can’t fix it, tried to delete the forum folder and re-upload but the install is still there and still works just like it did, broke.
I can’t figure out how to correct the issue or even better a complete uninstall so I can follow the great tutorial here: http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/basic-integration-screencast
I’m guessing it has something to do with the sql tables but I’m lost at this point. pickledpc.com
what is the best way to correct the issue? and how can I ensure a complete reset so that i can do a fresh install?
Hi there,
my turn, I suppose!
Well, the ioni2 theme is deeply integrated with WordPress (it relies on WP to build menu and parts of footer, for instance), but in any other aspect it is purely bbPress:
Uses:
- Akismet
- Allow Images (allthough truth to tell it is not working as well as it is supposed to.. but alas!)
- bbPress Sitemap Generator
- bbPress Web Compression (A must have!)
- Related Topics
- Simple Online List
- Topic Icons (almost useless with my theme)
There are not much people of the forum so you may freely check it out and try post anything to see how it is working! The theme is translated into Russian (although written in English), and shall you desire to get it – just let me know
The same goes for the translation.The major point here is that the theme is HTML5 (I keep developing it, just keep that in mind) – and it looks exacly the same in IE, FF, Chrome, Opera and Safari
Wanna check it outforum.sunshine.by?
Topic: jquery superfish problem
So i need some help. I have integrated BBPress with WordPress but the template I’m running only loads the Jquery SuperFish menu when it finds WP 2.8 – i need to alter the code so it also loads when it find BB press 1.0 / 1.0.2
here’s the code
<?php
if ( $wp_version != '2.8')
{
wp_deregister_script('jquery');
wp_enqueue_script('jquery', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/jquery-1.3.2.min.js', null, '1.3.2', false);
wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/jquery-ui-1.7.1.min.js', 'jquery', '1.7.1', false);
} else {
wp_enqueue_script('jquery-ui-tabs', null, array('jquery', 'jquery-ui-core'), null, false);
}
if ( $bb_version != ‘1.0’)
{
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery-1.3.2.min.js’, null, ‘1.3.2’, false);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-ui’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery-ui-1.7.1.min.js’, ‘jquery’, ‘1.7.1’, false);
} else {
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-ui-tabs’, null, array(‘jquery’, ‘jquery-ui-core’), null, false);
}
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-cycle’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery.cycle.all.min.js’, ‘jquery’, null, false);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery-validate’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/jquery.validate.min.js’, ‘jquery’, null, false);
if ( !function_exists(‘pixopoint_menu’) ) {
wp_enqueue_script(‘hoverintent’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/superfish/hoverIntent.js’, ‘jquery’, null, false);
wp_enqueue_script(‘superfish’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/superfish/superfish.js’, ‘jquery’, null, false);
}
if ( is_singular() ) {
wp_enqueue_script(‘comment-reply’);
}
wp_enqueue_script(‘arras-base’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/base.js’, ‘jquery’, null, false);
wp_head();
arras_head();
if ( !function_exists(‘pixopoint_menu’) ) :
?>
<script type=”text/javascript”>
$(document).ready(function() {
$(‘.sf-menu’).superfish({
delay: 1000, // one second delay on mouseout
animation: {opacity:’show’,height:’show’}, // fade-in and slide-down animation
speed: ‘fast’, // faster animation speed
autoArrows: false, // disable generation of arrow mark-up
dropShadows: false // disable drop shadows
});
});
</script>
<?php endif ?>
(As an afterthought, this ought to be in troubleshooting, but I can’t change it… sorry!)
Hello. Let me introduce myself. I am an idiot.
I installed bbPress to my server. I wanted to have user integration with my WordPress installation. Great. I ran the installation, but I knew I’d have to do a lot of things manually because of my server set up. I entered the appropriate information for the config file, and it prompted me to create the config file with certain information in it because it didn’t have permissions to do so. Exactly what I expected. I ran the rest of the setup as it should go, and when I had it commence with the installation, it said that it had installed but with some minor errors. I looked at the config file, and the keys hadn’t been saved. So I entered in the keys as they should have gone, but then I stupidly changed the blasted database prefix to the same prefix as my WordPress installation thinking for some stupid reason that I was changing the setting for WordPress integration! IDIOT! It installs again with some “minor errors,” but this time going to the address of the forum actually brought up the forum instead of the installation prompt. I mozy on over to my WordPress installation (http://ipfcubed.com– which I’ve currently set to be inaccessable to the public– you’ll see why). Now every single draft and scheduled post (as well as unapproved submissions from contributors in the community) is now visible on the main page. When I make a new post, it says the year is 1999 (EDIT: Sorry– the date is still correct, but the post’s address says that it’s 1999: http://ipfcubed.com/1999/11//. The published posts count is also off– it says I have zero published posts in the dashboard. I can see that I’ve majorly messed up the posts table. Can someone PLEASE help me fix it? Any and all suggestions are welcome! Below I’ve provided both the error message and the installation log that it gave me:
THE LOG (errors below this):
Referrer is OK, beginning installation…<br />
>>> Setting up custom user table constants</p>
<p>Step 1 - Creating database tables<br />
>>> Modifying database: jordan_wp (localhost)<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_forums<br />
>>>>>>>>> Creating table<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_meta<br />
>>>>>>>>> Creating table<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_posts<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: post_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> SQL ERROR! See the error log for more detail<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: forum_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: topic_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: poster_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: post_text<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: post_time<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: poster_ip<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Setting default on column: post_status<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: post_status<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: post_position<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Dropping index: PRIMARY<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding index: PRIMARY<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> SQL ERROR! See the error log for more detail<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding index: topic_time<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding index: poster_time<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding index: post_time<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding index: post_text<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_terms<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: term_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: name<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_term_relationships<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: object_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: term_taxonomy_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Adding column: user_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_term_taxonomy<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: term_taxonomy_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: term_id<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>>>>> Changing column: parent<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done<br />
>>>>>> Table: ipf3_topics<br />
>>>>>>>>> Creating table<br />
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done</p>
<p>Step 2 - WordPress integration (optional)<br />
>>> WordPress address (URL): http://ipfcubed.com/<br />
>>> Blog address (URL): http://ipfcubed.com/<br />
>>> WordPress cookie keys set.<br />
>>> WordPress "auth" cookie salt set from input.<br />
>>> WordPress "logged in" cookie salt set from input.<br />
>>> Fetching missing WordPress cookie salts.<br />
>>>>>> WordPress "secure auth" cookie salt not set.<br />
>>> User database table prefix: ipf3_</p>
<p>Step 3 - Site settings<br />
>>> Site name: IPF³ Forum<br />
>>> Site address (URL): http://forum.ipfcubed.com/<br />
>>> From email address: jordanspencer@ipfcubed.com<br />
>>> Key master role assigned to existing user<br />
>>>>>> Username: admin<br />
>>>>>> Email address: jordanspencer@ipfcubed.com<br />
>>>>>> Password: Your existing password<br />
>>> Description: Just another bbPress community<br />
>>> Forum name: The General of Electric<br />
>>>>>> Topic: Your first topic<br />
>>>>>>>>> Post: First Post! w00t.<br />
>>> Key master email sentThere were some errors encountered during installation!
ERRORS:
SQL ERROR!<br />
>>> Database: jordan_wp (localhost)<br />
>>>>>> ALTER TABLE <code></code>ipf3_posts<code>ADD COLUMN</code>post_idbigint(20) NOT NULL auto_increment;
>>>>>> Incorrect table definition; there can be only one auto column and it must be defined as a key
SQL ERROR!
>>> Database: jordan_wp (localhost)
>>>>>> ALTER TABLE
ipf3_postsADD PRIMARY KEY (post_id);>>>>>> Key column ‘post_id’ doesn’t exist in table
Thank you!
