There’s no future posting in bbPress that I’m aware of… although version 1.0 supports a posting API, which might make that easier to pull it off.
The syncing approach could work as well – I don’t have much experience with those plugins, but here’s the link to the plugin:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wordpress-bbpress-syncronization/
My guess is that your best bet would be to hire a developer to make a custom plugin for ya…
bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin… it’s an entirely separate program.
Follow the instructions here to install it:
https://bbpress.org/documentation/installation/
Good luck!
Hi. I’ve searched Google and here with no luck, possibly because I’m not using the best keywords.
In WordPress, you can schedule posts to publish at a future date.
I would like to be able to publish a new topic at a future date, rather than immediately.
The reason is that we publish a new article each week. First, it gets posted on the private forum of a membership site. A few days later it gets published on our WordPress blog for the general public.
The WordPress post is always put in early and scheduled to be published on the next Wednesday.
Is a ‘schedule topic’ function available in bbPress or via a plugin?
Or is there another way to do it that I haven’t thought of? I’ve heard that at least at one stage it was possible to sync WordPress posts and forum topics, but I don’t know much about that.
While installing Plugin ….its showing This msg ”The plugin does not have a valid header”.
Please help any body to resolve my problem….
I don’t want to show the bbpress profile only, instead I want everything that is shown on the bbpress profile to be shown on the wordpress user profile. Is this possible?
WP User Profile
blabla
Forum stats:
blabla
All on 1 profilepage.
Normal method is to create a WordPress with the same name (slug), which will load the forums instead and skin the forums to match the WordPress install, either using CSS and modifying the template, or deep integration as well. There isn’t any way to integrate bbPress into a standard WordPress page apart from iframes.
Several other users of that plugin reported similar issues on the comments of the plugin page:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wordpress-bbpress-syncronization/
It seems like one cause of that was that some servers don’t allow outgoing connections:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wordpress-bbpress-syncronization/page/9/
Maybe check with your host about that?
Very good tip.
That worked. I am so close to having this working that I can almost taste it.
I am able to go into the admin panel, (“Dash Board”) of the BBPress now. I have also read the bbPress Plug in folder’s readme file:
This directory is reserved for plugins distributed with the bbPress core package.
If you wish to install more plugins, you should create a new directory called “my-plugins” in the base directory of your bbPress installation and
install them there, not here.
That is good to know.
I did this and I went to the admin panel
It worked
“WordPress-bbPress syncronization” plugin activated
So the bbPress seems to be all ready to haved this going.
Now, I went back to the WordPress Dashboard and pulled up the page for the setup of the plugin on that end.
The only problem I have now is what to give for the bbPress Url. It does not like what I have given for this so for.
bbPress url URL is incorrect or connection error, please verify it (full variant):
I have tried a few things. Nothing has worked. Please advise. Thanks for your help so far.
Yah, it’s pretty disappointing to be honest.
Sometimes when you integrate bbPress with WordPress, you can lose Keymaster access (even if you’re signed into one or both of the software systems, as Chris mentioned above).
If that’s what happened, this plugin should help restore access!
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/fix-admin-access/
Is it integrated with WordPress? I have this issue in that scenario, only solution is to login in from the bbPress side instead.
Hey mhyd,
Unfortunately I don’t have an answer to the question you’ve posted above. I do however have a question for you.
On your site you have a “welcome guests” widget with login./register options which takes the user to separate forms within your site. Can you tell me how you did that? I only seem to have the option to have users login or register at a wordpress site.
I am also using the inove theme. I’d greatly appreciate your help.!
To possibly answer your question… can you not just add a text box widget and write the html right into the text area, linking to an ad or donate button image with a url link?
Thanks,
Chris
chris [at] outofexile.com
I am trying to set up BBPress with WordPress so that they work together.
I have already got WordPress installed and set up. I tried to get a plugin installed to make it work with another BB, MyBB, but I had some problems installing this plug-in and so I did my best to remove it. I doubt this is what is causing my current problems, though.
I installed BBPress and when I did there were options to provide so that it would work with WordPress. But it did not seem to work.
I then installed the plug in. And I tried it briefly.
But then I noticed that I also needed to install the same plug in on the BBPress side. But now I notied that I could not go to the admin directory. When I typed the path to the admin area for BBPress it automatically went to the default BBPress root directory.
One possible issue might be the fact that I declared the keymaster on the BBPress to be the same username as the admin for WordPress. And the only password that will work when I log on to BBPress is the same password I used for WordPress. Will that be an issue.
The problem is that I ccnot go to the admin panel on the BBPress to do anything.
Please help.
Guys, I have to say I imagined it easier! I mean, a user and cookies integration is ready out of the box, but a graphical integration is not that easy.
Anyway, I didn’t really get the solution of Kenzor. The idea behind is quite simple, but I got lost thinking where should the header and footer be.
A very simple Portal for News/Updates/Extra Pages/Statistics would be very cool.
I know i could use WordPress, but it’s overloaded and mostly useless for me. Furthermore it’s too confusing with the intgration, different roles, admin-dashboards, userprofiles etc
it also would solve the wordpress/bbpress-theme problem for the most users (i guess)
Hi All,
I’m trying to move over from Apache to Lighttpd, but I’m getting a 404 error from my WordPress-MU site when I’m trying to access the BBPress installer.
At the moment, I just have WordPress-MU installed, and the site.conf file says:
server.error-handler-404 = “/index.php”
url.rewrite-once = (
“^/(.*/)?files/$” => “/index.php”,
“^/(.*/)?files/(.*)” => “/wp-content/blogs.php?file=$2”,
“^(/wp-admin/.*)” => “$1”,
“^/([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(wp-.*)” => “/$2”,
“^/([_0-9a-zA-Z-]+/)?(.*.php)$” => “/$2”,
)
I tried adding a line in there that said:
“^(/forum/.*)” => “$1”,
Thinking that would stop WordPress-MU from ‘taking over’ the URL, but it didn’t help.
I’ve searched the forums and found some lighttpd rewrite rules for once the site is installed. I tried adding some of those, but with no joy.
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
I hear that. bbPress is missing a lot of the documentation and help that WordPress has. Fortunately, bbPress plugins really are a lot like WordPress plugins. They make use of actions and filters just like WordPress does. The assumption is that you’ll read all about WordPress plugins and then know how to write plugins for bbPress.
You can read all about WordPress plugins and actions and filters at codex.wordpress.org/plugins although this is the page you really want to go to:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_Resources
You can grep around in the bbPress files to see what actions and filters are available. If you don’t want that much work though go here:
http://www.mittineague.com/dev/bbpaf1_0.php
This site listing all of the bbPress functions is also invaluable:
http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress/nav.html?_functions/index.html
Hi all,
I installed Uplad Avatar, but when i clik on “Avatar”, add “Locate Image” and click on “Upload Avatar” the addition does not work.
view image attest :
http://yazhouzhijia.free.fr/images/images_bug/bubbpress.png
My config :
BBpress 1.0 (use table user form wordpress)
Wordpress : 2.8.4
Thank you
you have to put the bbPress folder in /blog/ where ever that is located in MU, go to your MU section and you click SITE ADMIN-> BLOGS and it should tell you there where it is. Never tried it but that’s where I would start.
That’s a lot of plugins. Since I’ve never heard of or seen this problem, my guess is that it’s plugin related. Even people who’ve integrated with WordPress have never described the problem you’re having.
I wouldn’t disable them all. I think I would try disabling any that affect the data you see in the back end. I’m not familiar with all those plugins so I am unsure which ones affect the back end.
But, worst case, yes, disable all plugins and see if you can see the forum list. I don’t think a front end theme would affect what you’re seeing or not seeing in the back end.
@ chrishajer: Here are my active plugins:
Akismet
bb-NoSpamUser
BBcode Buttons Toolbar
BBcode Lite
bbPress signatures
bbPress Smilies
bb Topic Views
Best Answer
Bozo Users
Check For Updates
Enhanced Registration
Human Test for bbPress
Ignore Member
Mass Delete Users
Members Online
Mini Stats
My Views
My Views module – Most/Least Posts
My Views module – Most/Least Views
My Views module – Started/Participated Topics
New User Notification Email
Post Count Plus – Dynamic.Titles & More!
Post Count Plus for WordPress
Related Topics
Reputation (Karma) for bbPress
Skip Akismet
Subscribe to Topic
Topic Icons
Unread Posts
The really strange thing is, the Dashboard shows 18 forums (which is the correct number), but bb-admin/forums.php just won’t display them.
I suppose I can try disabling all plugins, and see if forums.php then displays the forums properly?
I am trying to embedd bbPress inside a WordPress page.
I have followed instructions here on how to use iframe to do that.
Now I want to remove all the header information and the blue background so the installation looks cleaner on my site.
The current header.php file can be found at http://shiftselling.com/forum/bb-templates/derleth/header.php.
I’m using WordPress 2.8.4 and bbPress 1.0.2
What is the minimum I need in my header file?
Thanks!
Craig
Hi All,
I’ve been trying to find installation instructions for bbpress on WordPress MU but couldn’t get what I was looking for.
I have followings:
WordPress MU on http://domain.com
I’ve one blog on this MU install lets say http://blog.domain.com
I want to install bbpress on only one blog so that it is accesible from http://blog.domain.com/forum
Can anyone help me out to get it done with simple instructions.
Tx
I see myself heading over to scriptlance to see if I can find someone to hammer it in somehow.
Hold that thought… This was ridiculously simple and it just popped into my head as I was typing… iFrames.
Darn! It Works! All I did was create a Sidebar as the center of the page, put an HTML widget in it with: <iframe name=”FRAME1″ src=”http://andresferraro.com/forum/” width=”100%” height=”1000″ frameborder=”0″ ></iframe>
All this into a page called “Forums” … So now my bbPress in /forum is accessible by the WordPress page /forums (note the “s” – one URL will got to bbPress, the other to WordPress) and wrapped inside a WordPress page – With a WP sidebar, header, navigation and footer.. Sure, there might be some duplicate stuff between the bbPRess header/footer and the WordPress one, but it looks a lot better than breaking the site’s continuity.
Check it out! http://andresferraro.com/forums/
Seems I was trying to launch a rocket to the moon when all I needed was some more coffee.
Thanks for the brain jog!
