[Graeme]

I can vouch for ThemePress. It is an excellent solution imho. I am using it on a site that is still in the development stage. It is quite easy to use. It is also much better than trying to make separate bbPress and wordpress themes similar.

[_ck_]

Oh wow I wonder when they slipped that in. Good find.

I bet it’s just copied from the WordPress code.

If you know how, you might want to stick that into TRAC (and if you have the time, check WordPress and it’s TRAC too)

[jfox95]

(couldn’t get the quote to work) from _ck_ post above: ” Also, none of this truly fixes WP 2.6 to work properly with cookie integration with bbPress 0.9.0.2 – that’s going to require an upgrade on the bbPress side.

ahh this must be why I am having trouble with single sign-on? In the past hour, I have tried everything in all the other posts about this topic to no avail. Unless I tried every combination/setting with the configs except the right one, of course.

[_ck_]

The trouble is that the developers on the WP side, in their wisdom decided to re-use an existing cookie name for a new purpose and change the cookie path.

The idea is higher security as the admin cookie in theory should only get transmitted when you are entering the admin section.

This is why you need to try deleting all your cookies (for your site) after installing WP 2.6

If that fails, try my define fix above.

Note that changing the cookie path to ‘/’ takes you back to the lower level of security that WP 2.5.1 and earlier had. There’s a particular WP mod who’s upset with me for even suggesting this but I figured the idea is to get you up and running ASAP first until they address this later.

Also, none of this truly fixes WP 2.6 to work properly with cookie integration with bbPress 0.9.0.2 – that’s going to require an upgrade on the bbPress side.

[pulk99]

yes, that seems to fix it (at least for me):

from this thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/188964/page/2#post-803992

go into your wp-config.php

and add this line:

@define(‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, ‘/’);

NOTE ‘/’ will be your blog path.

If you find that ‘/’ doesn’t work, make it ‘/blog/` or whatever your path is.

[hyperhookup]

OK I checked the wordpress database users and came up with the only user name registered which is my admin user and the id is 3. Then I went and checked it against the user meta and it has all the correct settings for an admin account. I then went into the bb database users and found the keymaster account which id is 1. I checked it against the bb database user meta and it has the setting you specified above and a few others. I think its because my admin id on my wp database is 3 and not one. Do you think that is the problem? If so how do I go about fixing it without messing everything up? Thanks for your help BTW. I appreciate it.

[750331]

My installation seems to work with just that slash “/” on it own, but at least it working. I added the below into my wp-config.php file

@define('ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH', '/');

I have tried it with '/blog/wp-admin' and that didn’t seem to work, at all.

[parthatel]

That doesn’t work when I add that to my WordPress (it has integrated functions). Nothing appears when I added the code. Also, what is the code to display content if user is logged in, else (if not logged in) display some other content.

[_ck_]

Okay, some bbPress users may be able to get it to work with WordPress 2.6 by adding to your wp-config.php

@define('ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH', '/blog/wp-admin');

where “blog” is your blog’s actual path. If it’s in the webroot, just take out “blog” entirely and leave '/wp-admin'

[_ck_]

We might have to sit tight for a 0.9.1 release or something like that.

I figured out a work-around to get into admin area on WP 2.6 but this will “knock out” your bbPress login as you switch back and forth:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/188964/page/2?replies=41#post-803992

[jasonistaken]

There was a large commit to trunk a few days ago that upgraded most of the cookie stuff.

[Erunafailaro]

So what next?

Is this an issue of configuring wp 2.6 and bbpress 0.9.0.2 correctly to fix this problem?

Or is a software-update necessary?

[_ck_]

I wonder if a newer bbPress build will be required which can be taken from trac (or via svn).

Let me tinker a bit and see if they changed cookie methods (yet again, sigh)

CONFIRMED: WP 2.6 breaks cookie sync

and I get a endless-loop login by WP 2.6

Many people seem to confirm similar cookie problems:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/188964

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/188870

[pulk99]

hi,

just upgraded to wordpress 2.6, and I’m not able to login to my bbpress forum anymore (0.9.0.2). it just reloads the page.

Logging in at the wordpress admin interface is wokring fine.

(cleared cache, cookies,…)

[749549]

Hello,

I have a new installation of bb press integrated with my main wordpress site. For a whole bunch of reasons I want to edit the bb press installation so that there’s no way to register for the board through the board itself; I only want people to be able to register through the main wordpress site. Is there any way to block registration through the board, or just remove each element of it manually? I’m using the theme “Scoun” if it makes any difference. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[chrishajer]

Those don’t look like errors to me, they just look like informational messages that the tables already exist, and the reason they already exist is because you are performing a “database integrated installation”, since you already installed WordPress.

Is there some functionality missing that makes you think these are errors?

[749067]

Hi —

So the first time I tried to install this onto my new database, I selected the WordPress Integration and gave it a go: I received an email telling me I was all set to go, but the installation page reported this error:

Table ‘wp_users’ already exists

Table ‘wp_usermeta’ already exists

>>> User tables will already exist when performing a database integrated installation.

So I went back to Step 2 and went through the installastion, skipping the Integration part … and again I received the confirmation email, but got the same error:

Table ‘wp_users’ already exists

Table ‘wp_usermeta’ already exists

>>> User tables will already exist when performing a database integrated installation.

even though, looking at the installation log, it clearly says it skipped the integration part …

how do I get a fresh installation, or fix the error?

[hinch]

I hadn’t read the guide on merging with wordpress – I am building it into a CMS built for a client.

I had already adjusted pluggable.php instead of simply editing bb-config and adding the cookiepath, d’oh!

I actually have a working solution now. Instead of ussing about with automatic login the main website can generate a cookie that BBpress likes. I did have to modify wp_validate_auth_cookie and wp_generate_auth_cookie to include my own hash and adjust the config as pointed out above but otherwise everything is unmodified… so far!

[chrishajer]

You need to add this to the top of your wp-config.php right after <?php:

require_once('/path/to/bbpress/bb-config.php');

I would use the full server path to the bb-config.php file, not a relative path like ./bbpress/bb-config.php (rumor is that full paths work better) and not a URL like http://www.example.com/bbpress/bb-config.php (URLs won’t work at all here).

That’s it, just one step. Good luck.

[chrishajer]

Can you past that code into something like pastebin or pastie? The formatting is lost displaying it here.

Thanks.

http://pastebin.com/

http://pastie.org/

[parthatel]

ok, so I added require_once('path/to/bbpress/bb-config.php'); to my wp-config.php file. I then added the bbpress discussions code:

<table id="latest">

<tr>

<th><?php _e(‘Movie’); ?> — <?php new_topic(); ?></th>

<th><?php _e(‘Posts’); ?></th>

<th><?php _e(‘Last Poster’); ?></th>

<th><?php _e(‘Freshness’); ?></th>

</tr>

<?php if ( $super_stickies ) : foreach ( $super_stickies as $topic ) : ?>

<tr<?php topic_class(); ?>>

<td><?php bb_topic_labels(); ?> <big>“><?php topic_title(); ?></big></td>

<td class=”num”><?php topic_posts(); ?></td>

<td class=”num”><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></td>

<td class=”num”>“><?php topic_time(); ?></td>

</tr>

<?php endforeach; endif; // $super_stickies ?>

<?php if ( $topics ) : foreach ( $topics as $topic ) : ?>

<tr<?php topic_class(); ?>>

<td><?php bb_topic_labels(); ?> “><?php topic_title(); ?></td>

<td class=”num”><?php topic_posts(); ?></td>

<td class=”num”><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></td>

<td class=”num”>“><?php topic_time(); ?></td>

</tr>

<?php endforeach; endif; // $topics ?>

</table>

I added that code to my index.php file in my wordpress theme and this is what I get as the output in the browser:

<table id="latest">

<tr>

<th>Movie — Add New »

</th>

<th>Posts</th>

<th>Last Poster</th>

<th>Freshness</th>

</tr>

</table>

Obviously, there is something wrong. Does anyone know what?

[parthatel]

ok, so what exactly are the steps to load bbpress into wordpress?

[chrishajer]

Wow, that most certainly is a problem.

Two thoughts.

1. If I disable “meta redirects” in FF with the web developer toolbar, it does not keep redirecting, it just dies. Are you trying to redirect people from the bbPress profile page to the WordPress profile page, and somehow that is typed wrong? Like in journal/messageboard/profile.php there is a redirect that sends the browser to WordPress journal/wp-admin/profile.php and it’s not working for some reason?

2. There is some weird test cookie stuff being sent, although I doubt it has any effect on this problem. Never know though.

wordpress_test_cookie

WP+Cookie+check

www.louisecooper.com

/journal/

 

I suspect it’s something with a refresh bouncing the user back and forth.

[724719]

make sure you have the bb-config.php file set up correctly.

go to bbPress Admin > Settings > WordPress Integration.

Then tick the check box that says “Show manual config settings”. Make sure you copy all of the information that then shows up. Into the your bb-config.php.

I had trouble with this, until i did this and it worked some how. Other than that I dont know what I can do.

Good Luck!

[744478]

For more than a week I am fighting with bbPress and the latest WordPress version.

My problem is that user comments don’t appear. Well, I can see them in the Administration area in WP but not in the forum. Users already move away because they think I blocked their comments.

I actually installed bbpress because I wanted users to discuss on my page but now no one can discuss anymore lol.

My WP installation is at http://www.webserver.com and I installed bbpress on http://www.mywebserver/forum (example addresses)

I installed the WP plugin “bbPress Post” and filled out all the details. Also I installed bbSync.

At least when I write a new post the post title appears in the forum. So one good thing. But that’s all. How do users comment from my blog? I don’t want to put a link on every post “go to the forum and post there”.

I do have a custom theme by the way.

Actually I am not an idiot but now I’m just freaking out with bbPress because it’s so complicated and most of the how-to’s don’t work or are just bad explained. Here’s an example:

“Want a link back to the blog post? ” it days in the bbSync settings.

Well, what can I do there? There’s a field. Do I have to write YES or a special tag? Absolutely no explaination.