If this is the home page of the website:
http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/
Then that is what your link will be. Just like this:
<a href="http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/" title="website home">Website Home</a>
Is it any more complicated than that? You don’t necessarily need a page name in there, the web server will serve up the default index page for that site. If that’s the page you want, then you’re done.
What I am ultimately trying to do is allow the users to get back to the home page of the website from this home page of the forum. You’re right! I didn’t think that it should be in the phpBB folder. This is my first website and I guess it shows. When I tried once before to just add link path back to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/default.html it gave an error page stating that this url page was not found.
I don’t want the default.html in the forum folder but just need a proper path back to the home page of my website.
The home page link should not be to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/phpBB/default.html
but should link to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/ right? What do you mean by “Home”? Home of the website? What URL?
If you really want to link Home to http://oakleafmeadowshoa.net/phpBB/default.html then you will need to adjust the path to your CSS and images. I can’t figure out why you want that default.html in the forum folder though. Please explain further what you’re trying to do.
Seems like a separate issue from the one I was having here then, and even the trac ticket. We should focus on your issue.
What sort of server are you on (Linux, OSX, Windows)? Any plugins that might affect this? How about changing to the default them. There was a problem for a while with both delete and undelete links being visible in some themes.
Okay, I did get the link to work going back to the home page. I added a copy of the default.html in the bb-templates folder. The problem is that it does not bring along the css styling. The website is password protected but I have created a temporary user and password so that someone can take a look at this and tell me if there is a way to bring along the css styling with my default page so that when users link back to the home page, it will look like it originally looks.
user: tempuser
pass: GNN*Xup*OrD, (don’t forget the comma)
oakleafmeadowshoa.net
Just go to Bulletin Board page and link to the forum. I put the home page link at the top left in the header.
Thanks,
juboe
Sorry I was trying to explain it without full explanation or linking to my test site.
I’m trying to imitate the buddypress default theme for bbpress. They have a button under title called Public Group. You can see an example here in blue. http://testbp.org/groups/testgroupp-1060610747/forum/topic/a-forum-topic/
I wanted to do the same in my bbpress theme that the button says Public Forum or Hidden Forum depending on what it is. Does this make sense now?
zaerl, that will show only on the title correct? I want an addition to that.
I was thinking if forum=hidden then echo…. (I don’t know how to write that)
example: The default label for a hidden forum is “[H]” so I will use that.
[H] Installation — Getting it up and running – This is a Hidden Forum
for the default theme it’s on front-page.php and forum.php
I thought that theme came with the installation. Is that not the default theme? There is a blue one and a green one and no other themes in the folder. I didn’t install any plug-ins. What do you suggest? If I made another clean install from the same files won’t the same thing happen?
if I delete a topic, then go back to the topic via the admin panel in order to ‘undelete’ the topic, it doesn’t work.
On clicking ‘undelete entire topic’ I am forwarded to a blank screen at a url in this format (had to break it up to fit on the page):
/bbpress/bb-admin/delete-topic.php?
id=2090&view=all&_wp_http_referer=/bbpress/topic.php
%3Fid%3D2090%26view%3Dall&_wpnonce=be30703be1
this is the case with no plugins installed and default template. Any ideas? I couldn’t find this issue anywhere on the forums already.
Thanks gerikg.
I installed and activated, and it seemed to have just removed all of the latest discussions – the entire list!
I read that the default is 7 days and we’ve had new posts today. Am I doing something wrong?
I’m having this same issue in a test forum I’m running at the moment. Adding tags doesn’t refresh the page, consistently in certain topics. And when it does, the whole page reloads, rather than just the tag section via ajax…
This problem happens when using the default theme.
Any ideas? kirpi.it didn’t say how it was fixed!?
I just installed bbpress into a folder “bbpress” that is in the root of my site, which is essentially a WordPress site. It said that the installation when fine. I want to integrate it into WP but the bbpress installation instructions say that I need to go to the bbpress admin page in order to do this. This is where things go wrong. I can’t GET to the admin page. It keeps sending me back to the bbpress default page, a page of forums.
I’m a big fan of fluid theme designs. People used to care about screens with different resolutions, but it seems like everyone has forgotten about their HTML design now. I guess the defaults with bbPress and WordPress don’t help the concept much.
That’s normal, it’s in the default theme as well.
<?php
$_head_profile_attr = '';
if ( bb_is_profile() ) {
global $self;
if ( !$self ) {
$_head_profile_attr = ' profile="http://www.w3.org/2006/03/hcard"';
}
}
?>
from SAM
“A first attempt at getting WordPress 2.7 and bbPress 1.0 to play nice again is now in trunk [1862].
I’m specifically talking about “deep” integration, i.e. when you include WordPress inside bbPress to gain access to WordPress’ functions.
This will need a lot of testing, so please post any issues you have on the relevant Trac ticket, #972 (which will stay open until some more testing has occurred).
I recommend using the following code at the top of your bbPress bb-config.php file to include WordPress inside bbPress:
if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) {
include_once( ‘/Full/Path/To/wp-load.php’ );
}
Note that this includes “wp-load.php” not “wp-config.php” or “wp-blog-header.php”. This avoids running WordPress’ template loader which presumably isn’t needed inside bbPress. Some implementations may want it though, so if you find you need it then give it a go and let us know how that goes.
Also note that all filters and actions set in WordPress whether default or added by plugins or themes are cleared out completely. That means that plugins and themes installed in WordPress cannot add filters or actions to bbPress at all. This may have some implications I’m not aware of yet.
Go nuts! “
You need to get your database connection details from your host (hostgator.) You normally need:
Database name
Database user name
Database user password
Database host
bbPress defaults to localhost for “Database host” but that’s not always true (database is not always on the same machine as the website, which means localhost here is inaccurate.)
Find those in your hosting control panel, and we can go from there.
cool thanks!
I couldn’t get the buddybar to work but I was able to have both group forums and bbpress forums.
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/2127/wpbbbbp1.jpg
http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/1755/wpbbbbp2.jpg
after the easter vacation i release the theme! now is working great and all the function are ok 
~12-15 april.
sorry for the delay, a new post coming with the link to download the theme.
and I don’t know what it means… I don’t code.
I’m working on it but I can’t get the admin bar to show in bbpress.
I keep getting:
Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'bp_core_admin_bar_css' was given in /homepages/0/00/htdocs/wpbpbbp/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 339
Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, 'bp_core_add_js' was given in /homepages/0/00/htdocs/wpbpbbp/wordpress/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 339
It is in the template folder. If you’re using the default theme, it’s located at bb-templates/kakumei/header.php. If you’re using a custom template, it should be located at my-templates/yourtemplatename/header.php
It’s a template file, not a core bbPress file.
@Arturo and etiviti:
Are there any news concerning the forum theme? I see it’s working fine on BuddyPress Italy…
Hi there, I wonder if there is a way to prevent users from choosing display names that are login names of existing users. I mean, for example, that I would like to forbid users to choose “admin” as display name in order to avoid confusion and/or potential annoying situations.
I can’t find the desired option on the admin screen as well as I can’t find a useful filter on defaults.bb-filters.php.
Thanks in advance.