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Backed up everything.
Saved my bb-config.php (but did not need to re-install this, right?).
Saved my my-plugins dir.
Disabled all plugins.
Changed from 0.9 to 1.0 using a symlink reset.
Was asked to enter several config options, such as database name. Did it all.
Installer claims that db was available etc. and declares the job done.
New Forum 1.0 appears, I can login using previous credentials.
Postings seem intact.
However, clicking on “Admin” makes the browser go briefly to bb-admin and then back to the home page.
Clue: after login, the browser claims:
The requested URL /pub/pub/ was not found on this server.
My Forums live in /pub and this was also offered by the installer as default. The /pub symlinks to the 1.0 dir. Manually going there works.
Jeroen
Topic: Design Suggestions Needed
Hello all,
I am currently coding a theme to match my blog’s layout (which is Mystique theme by digitalnature). I want it to be a bit different from the default kakumei theme, so I need all your suggestions of what improvements can be made in the theme.
Here is the current theme which I have prepared till now – http://forum.gaut.am/
(Also check any topic page)
Thanks!
Maybe it’s me, but I have no clue what I’m supposed to put for my database title in the very first step – as in what is hte database file usually called by default and where would I find it?
I’m running wordpress 1.9.
I’ve installed the bbpress folder renamed as “forums” in my root because if I put it under /blog/forums I get a 404 and the rss list of posts from wp
I have the database host set as the default “localhost” per suggestion
I assume ‘databse user’ and ‘database password’ are not pre-existing UN & PW but the same ones used to access the admin of WP, but if they are a way of setting new UN and PW then I’d be using the same for both BB and WP.
I’m using Yahoo as my web host
In the current version of bbPress, anyone can change the display_name.
I really think this is a stupid “feature”, anyone can make a joke (good or bad) taking the name of “admin” or anyonelse. That a primitive type of spoofing.
Before all my forum member discover this “feature”, I would love to forbid it.
I could easily say that displayed name is the login, but then, I can’t change the display name for the admin.
Which is stupid : “admin” is the default login for the administrator, but I don’t know any admin whose name is “admin” …
I searched on how could I disable that myself “nicely”: no plugin, this is not in my theme (a bad solution would have been to suppress the form input).
Someone has another idea ?
Topic: Try out email subscriptions
Click subscribe above here, and then leave a post on this thread and you’ll also get notifications when other people do.
TODO and patches welcome:
* One-click unsubscribe using nonces
* Checkbox under posting form, checked by default
* AJAXify subscribe link
* Profile page that lists all subscriptions
I keep getting this error when trying to post a new topic in a forum.
Warning: extract() [function.extract]: First argument should be an array in /home/xx/public_html/forum/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-users.php on line 506
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/xx/public_html/forum/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-users.php:506) in /home/xx/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 865
after returning to the forum and refreshing I see that the post gets posted.
It’s now on the default template.
I installed wordpress mu and bbpress in single database and installed integration plugins of respective ones on both. And configured it.
As of today mine is the latest wordpress mu version and bbpress version. The problem I am facing is :
1) Login integration
2) User roles integration
3) Theme integration
In detail :
1) Login integration :
When I login in to wordpress and then move to forum, I am logged in. Also when I logout of wordpress and then go to forum I am logged out. This works perfectly. The problem is when I login in to forum and then move to wordpress, it does not work. Also when I logout at forum and then move to wordpress I am still logged in. I can access wp-admin. When I access wp-login it seems like I am logged out. But if I access wp-admin I am logged in. If I press log out I get error :
You are attempting to log out of Test 1
Please try again.
URL of where I am getting is http://test1.soulblog.net/wp-login.php?action=logout_wpnonce=f3ec0d7e0f
2) User roles, in wordpress I installed Role manager. In bbpress I see the registered users as “Inactive (no role)”
3)I want to integrate wordpress theme in the forum. I followed the steps below :
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styling your forum
1. Open bb-config.php and add the following line (replacing PATHTOYOUR with the
relative path to your blog):
require_once(‘/PATHTOYOUR/wp-blog-header.php’);
2. Navigate to the folder for the theme you are using on the forum (the default is
Kakumei, which is in /bb-templates/kakumei) and open the header.php
file. Replace the contents with <?php get_header(); ?>.
3. After the <?php get_header(); ?>, ����������������������������������insert the following line of code:
<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”<?php bb_stylesheet_uri(); ?>”
type=”text/css” />.
4. You can do the same with the footer, replacing it with <?php get_footer(); ?>
if you wish.
5. Open the style.css file for the bbPress theme you are using. Search for the
following line in the header: class.
background: url(‘images/page_header_bblogo.png’) no-repeat
Remove that line and save the file.
6. View the forum. It should now be very similar in look and feel to the rest of the
blog network.
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This replaced the header and footer, but did not integrate well.
So some one please guide me with these 3 issues and get me solved asap.
I honestly don’t get this sudden push to make bbPress a WordPress plugin rather than continue as standalone software. There is so much potential for bbPress to grow and succeed in the 2010 standalone bulletin board market. Disagree? Think about this:
Remember back in 2004 when Movable Type pushed everyone away with their new pricing plan? The result: BLAM! WordPress REALLY took off, fitting the bill as a viable free easy-to-install, easy-to-use alternative.
One can make a strong argument that vBulletin is currently doing the same exact thing Movable Type did with their pricing plan snafu! (http://www.technologyquestions.com/2009/10/28/vbulletins-visceral-price-structure-angers-clients/) Check out this comment by donnacha which says even more: (http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2009/12/11/bbpress-lives/#comment-1321740)
Throw in how complicated phpBB and vBulletin are compared to bbPress (not to mention how easy bbPress is to pickup for those familiar with WordPress) and there is a major bulletin board niche opening for Automattic.
This current bbPress 1.1 development push can really provide a great vBulletin alternative if it is done right. Shine up bbPress so it has some of the default features vBulletin and other boards offer (as OPTIONS in the admin interface) and we will see an exodus a la Movable Type to WordPress in 2004.