[petitpoulain]

I installed on localhost. When i first try to change the theme it works, and them i have this message “Theme not found. Default theme applied.”, and can’t change anymore.

I looked to the link themes and they are wrong, pointing to

<br>

?theme=c:arquivosdeprogramaseasyphp1-8wwwwordpressbbpress/bb-templates/kakumeia/&_wpnonce=117154f828

how can i fix it and remove that ‘c:arquivosdeprogramaseasyphp1-8wwwwordpressbbpress’ part?????

[livwest]

Install worked great, everything good. I’ve logged in as admin, assigned Key Master, and lo and behold I can’t create a new forum. I get the message ‘you don’t have permission to do that’. The admin account was first created in the wordpress mu install.

[petitpoulain]

Solved!

I deleted the

$bb->usercookie = 'wordpressuser_2de49fc36f5359dc455c4965686f06d3';

$bb->passcookie = 'wordpressuser_2de49fc36f5359dc455c4965686f06d3';

$bb->cookiedomain = 'http://www.chrismise.com';

$bb->cookiepath = '/blog/';

and worked

[fel64]

> media-wiki

Why are you asking here about mediawiki?

For bb, you need to overwrite the pluggable functions responsible for logging dudes in. They’re all in bb-includes/pluggable.php, and you overwrite them as you would a wordpress pluggable: https://codex.wordpress.org/Pluggable_Functions

[petitpoulain]

the right links

http://www.chrismise.com/blog

http://www.chrismise.com/blog/bbpress

Now i cant login to my blog too(but i solved changing the pass thought phpmyadmin o_O)

. Must have done something wrong.

$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp_';  // WordPress table prefix.  Example: 'wp_';

$bb->wp_home = 'http://www.chrismise.com/blog';  // WordPress - Options->General: Blog address (URL) // Example: 'http://example.com'

$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.chrismise.com/blog';  // WordPress - Options->General: WordPress address (URL) // Example: 'http://example.com'



/* Stop editing */



$bb->usercookie = 'wordpressuser_2de49fc36f5359dc455c4965686f06d3';

$bb->passcookie = 'wordpressuser_2de49fc36f5359dc455c4965686f06d3';

$bb->cookiedomain = 'http://www.chrismise.com';

$bb->cookiepath = '/blog/';

[Randy Walker]

Hello,

WordPress lets you install wordpress like so:

WordPress @ http://example.com/wordpress/

but maintain your blog at http://example.com/blog/

Currently, I have my bbpress like so: http://example.com/wordpress/bbpress/ so that I don’t have to worry about cookie issues… but I would like the forums to be accessible at http://example.com/forums/

How can I do this? Thanks

[joe12south]

And this when trying to leave a comment via WordPress:

Warning: array_filter(): The second argument, 'Array', should be a valid callback in /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/forum/bb-includes/capabilities.php on line 271

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/forum/bb-includes/capabilities.php on line 275

Warning: array_filter(): The second argument, ‘Array’, should be a valid callback in /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/forum/bb-includes/capabilities.php on line 271

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/forum/bb-includes/capabilities.php on line 275

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/forum/bb-includes/capabilities.php:271) in /home/content/a/d/m/adminsportzzz/html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 390

[Trent Adams]

The first and easiest is integrating the user base so that if you are logged into one, you are created and logged into the other! What are you hoping to find out and accomplish with integration?

Trent

[Lifeischoice]

I have been looking for how bbpress.org site integrates bbpress and wordpress? so far no luck…any help will be super….

[Trent Adams]

The plugin you uploaded to /my-plugins/ is really only the one for WordPress! Akismet is built into bbPress is activated by you putting your Akismet API key into your config.php. If you edit that file, you will see the space to put it in! You can remove the plugin as you need not upload or install anything else….just edit config.php

Trent

[howtogeek]

Combined profiles don’t work, but at least it uses the user database just as it should.

It also syncs the cookies if you do it right, so single sign on works too.

[Trent Adams]

Nothing jumps out at me, but there are ‘gravatar’ and ‘mybloglog’ plugins that use more ‘global’ avatars versus and internal system. As for profiles, there isn’t anything to use a combined profile, that I know of….

Trent

[deblaca]

Yep, I had same issue, and replacing /bb-includes/db-mysqli.php did the job

[tbronson]

It seems to be a user thing. I’d been posting from a user that’d been established in WordPress. I updated it to Key Master in bbPress, so it should have all powers. But I found that, apart from tags, I couldn’t delete a post either, same no permission message (same as noted by Jolaedana above). So I logged out and logged in as Superadmin, the default account from bbPress installation, and voila, I can do everything, add tags, delete posts.

That doesn’t solve the problem. I haven’t tested to see what happens with other users, both already registered from WP and registered through bbPress. But it’s a workaround for me, and a…clue.

[bollywoodchutney]

Perhaps my questions needs clarity. I’m aware of the plugin that enables the same username to have a blog and to post in forums. However, are profiles and avatars also consistent?

[bollywoodchutney]

Hello everyone

Am I right in presuming that BBPress works just as well with WordPress-MU as it does with WordPress?

thanks

Amit

[slexaxton]

I love the plugin fel. It takes a while to get used to what file is doing what, but to anyone who is using it along with the integration scripts you might realize that the posts on the forum show up as comments and visa versa, but the comment count on the main page only counts the comments made via wordpress, and doesnt take into account the comments that show up, but were originally made in the forum.

I added a function in the plugin that just recieved the number of posts (since this data is correct).

function bbreplycount() {

global $id, $opshuns;

$posties = 0;

if( !$opshuns )

$opshuns = get_option('bbsync');

require_once( $opshuns['bbpath'] );

$topic_id = felwptobb( $id );

if( $topic_id ) {

$topic = get_topic( $topic_id );

$posties = $topic->topic_posts;

}



return $posties - 1;

}

Using this I was able to modify the comments_popup_link(...) to accept another variable (the number of posts returned by the new function). Then instead of getting the number of actual comments via the wordpress method, I simply replaced my new variable with that function call. Viola, works like a charm.

Its nothing serious, but could be helpful to some. cheers. Thanks again fel.

[smu]

Hi Daniel,

Being relatively new to bbPress I am not sure how to do just that. Have you tried finding the relevant .pot or .po files for the plugins that you have installed? I think you need to have a separate translation file (.mo) for each plugin – similar to WordPress.

Alternatively, there is the hard way. Translate directly in the source code!

[Cal]

Thanks schmitt, got it working without too much trouble.

[Andrew]

Did you ever get this working? I plan to try soon.

Amember has a WordPress plugin but I’d like to know if it cascades successfully through a WordPress/BBPress integration.

[Andrew]

MD5 is unique to the website URL… not the user.

[Graeme]

You appear to be using identical style.css files for the wordpress and bbpress sections of your site. You can fix this by copying some CSS rules from one of my theme downloads.

I have just updated the blank bbPress themes at bbpressraw.com with new versions that have a forum-like tabular style.

You can see them in action via the theme switcher at the bottom of the bbpressraw.com forums page.

To solve your problem, I suggest you download one of the themes and copy all of the rules below:

/* Global Styles

=================================== */

hr {

display: none;

}

into the bottom of your bbPress theme stylesheet. This will allow you to pick up all the bbPress CSS rules that are applied by these themes. Tweak these CSS rules in order to change the appearance of the forums.

Enjoy!

[bigmumu]

Nice to see it solved …

[andajus]

Thanks, now that makes sense. One day learning bbpress and wordpress and it’s all working wonderfully – Great packages!

[chrishajer]

Did you actually use the line path/to/wp-blog-header.php or did you change it to the ACTUAL path to wp-blog-header.php? Something like /home/thewayev/public_html/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php.

The “path/to/” part is illustrative and should be changed to your actual path for your installation.