hello
i’m new bbPress
http://wordpressvn.com/forum/
when i have posted Topic by vietnamese
i get error
:
http://wordpressvn.com/forum/topic.php?id=2
plz help me to welldone
thank and thank
i didnt want ti install wordpress just for the smilies…
Has anyone tried finding a bbPress theme that is similar to the Mandigo WP theme
My WordPress and BBPress are fully integrated: same usernames, cookies, userdata, database. Now, my WordPress login page is chock-full of customisations including WP-OpenID. How do I get BBPress to get rid of its login page altogether?
That is, if my member clicks “log in” in “Add a new topic” or to reply to a topic page, WordPress’s login page would appear and, after successful authentication, redirect her back to the BBPress page in which she was.
How did you get your sites to do this?
WP/bbPress session integration only works if the installs are on the same domain/subdomain. This is limitation of cookies, and a good thing. Not a wp/bb issue.
From the docs:
Cookies
Integrating cookies allows your users to log in to either your WordPress blog or your bbPress forums and be effectively logged in to both. This feature requires your WordPress and bbPress installations to exist in the same domain name, or at least in sub-domains of the same domain name.
Take a look at:
https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/
is there a way to migrate all wp posts (made before activating bbsync) to bbpress?
And.. a way to show the comments in bbpress in the wordpress comment template?
Hi All,
I upgraded our forums to .0.9.0.2 after testing a new theme etc. extensively on a fresh install elsewhere. After all was worked out, I went in to update the existing forum and while it sort of works (for some reason the well tested .9.0.2 theme is not working), the server is returning “PHP has encountered a Stack overflow” whenever you click any topic on the index page. Could it be a server mapping issue?
I also upgraded WordPress on the same DB and no issues at all.
Any ideas?
PS: The upgrade reported no problems)
Is there a list of matching WordPress and bbPress themes anywhere? I’d like like to find a nice starting point for some modification.
Will, if you don’t remember what your table prefix is for WordPress, you can look it up in /wp-config.php. Most likely, you didn’t change it and it’s: wp_
.
Youhou I think I found a more simple solution than merging bbpress and wordpress language file:
– Download your bbpress language file (for me fr_FR) then rename it using another name than the language file you use for wordpress (in my case my wordpress language file is fr_FR and I renamed it in ru_RU) then put it inside your /wp-content/languages folder.
– duplicate wp-blog-header.php and rename the copy as wp-blog-header-bb.php
– duplicate wp-config.php and rename the copy wp-config-bb.php
– open wp-blog-header-bb.php and replace the two occurences of wp-config.php by wp-config-bb.php
-open wp-config-bb.php and replace the line define (‘WPLANG’, ‘yourlanguage’);
by define (‘WPLANG’, ‘newnameofyourbbpresslanguagefile’); (in my case I replaced define (‘WPLANG’, ‘fr_FR’); by define (‘WPLANG’, ‘ru_RU’)
-In your bb-config.php replace wp-blog-header.php by wp-blog-header-bb.php
You’re done now each time bbpress loads wordpress will load your bbpress language file instead of the wordpress one.
I hope my explainations were clear.
A++
I’ve searched and searched for this on the forum, but I can’t find anything on it.
I’ve been trying to set up a BBPress system for my WordPress blog. I figured WordPress was easy, so BBpress should have been too. And it was. I installed it all and it worked nicely – I even posted a few things on the forums I created.
The problem came when I tried to integrate my WordPress blog’s users with BBpress. I added in the proper field (I can’t remember what it was) the wp_user file, but it simply crashed the whole thing, and now I can’t see any of the BBPress system or pages – I just get the following message:
“Your user table prefix may only contain letters, numbers and underscores.”
I’ve tried Googling it and seraching on your forums, but I couldn’t find a similar event – so am I a techno nitwit or is this a genuine problem? The URL of the site is: http://mnins.dr-spangle.com/bbpress/.
Cheers, I look forward your reply.
That may not be possible at this time.
bbPress is supposed to “move out of the way” of WordPress, but WordPress is not as polite.
Chris you’re right. In BBpress I can use all the WP functions (ex. sidebar) but I can’t use any BBpress function (ex. Simple Online list code) in WordPress.
<?php login_form(); ?> <—BBpress code in wordpress will not work.
Thanks sambauers but I want the opposite/reverse. I want BBPress to load in full when people are in wordpress.
My theory is if this work I can put BBPress code in the WPsidebar .
require_once(‘path/to/wp-blog-header.php’); <– to put in BB-config
require_once(‘path/to/????????????.php’); <– to put in WP-config
Sorry Sam 
Sam, I read that page you linked, but I didn’t see instructions on loading bbPress functions inside WordPress which is what gerikg seems to be looking for (maybe call it reverse integration.) I see the instructions for accessing WordPress functions inside bbPress.
Do I just need to read it again?
The original post is pretty much wrong.
https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/
Read the whole page there.
I’m a really new website owner. I don’t know a lot about manipulating html code. I’ve read the step by step instructions for installing bbpress but It’s not enough …I need indepth instructions.
This much I have done. Downloaded bbPress to my PC. Unzipped the file.
I have WordPress already on my web host account.
Where do I put bbpress? I would like to have them integrated.
Do I put it under /wp-admin/?
It looks like your WordPress htaccess file is screwed up, as this link to a WordPress post doesn’t work:
* http://www.charitableorthodoxy.com/2008/05/13/hello-world/
Did you create an htaccess file for your WordPress install? Also, did you create one for your bbPress? If so, please paste in the contents of each htaccess file. If not, try creating one.
Good day,
I just installed wordpress and bbpress on my domain, charitableorthodoxy.com last night. When I try to view a post, it results in a 404 error? I can’t figure out why. Anyone have any ideas?
When users on my site sign up using the forum signup, it successfully integrates them into wordpress, but they do not have a nickname, so all comments appear as Anonymous.
Normally wordpress would automatically set the display name default to be the login name, but they dont seem to for this.
Any way i could edit the BBpress files to make wp have a name?
so what changes do I need to make to /bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php to make it work? where is this F-in’ Manual I need to read? I have bbpress integrated with wordpress so maybe that’s part of the problem
or are you saying I need to copy the rules out of /bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php into my wordpress .htaccess file to make it work?
Strange, I was able to use spaces in mine. Perhaps it has to do with punctuation marks in the string.
I discovered for it to work that the secret keys cannot have spaces in them (as you could in version 2.5 of wordpress and 0.9.0.1 of bbpress). I generated a new secret key as one long string, and voila… users can pass through both programs without having to re-login.
$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp__'; // your wordpress db prefix is
$bb->wp_home = 'http://yourwebsite.com/';
$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://yourwebsite.com/';
replace yourwebsite.com with the blog url.
if your blog url is for example
http://www.google.com then don’t forget to add the WWW to it, but if it doesn’t has WWW, the don’t use it.
Oh forgot. In the header I put just
<li class="page_item"><a href="/forum/">Forum</a></li>
after the page tag. It’s either going to be in front of all your pages or behind.