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As everyone knows, if a user registers in bbpress instead of through wordpress(mu) that user doesn’t get a default role set.
I’ve dug and dug on both the bbpress and wpmu forums and haven’t found a fix for this. I did find a fix that apparently works for wordpress, but I tried it for wordpress mu with no luck.
The 4th post in this thread explains a way to set roles in wordpress mu.
I imagine that a plugin with the combination of the two solutions would allow users to register through bbpress and get a default role on the main wordpress mu blog. But, unfortunately I have no clue what I’m doing. If anyone has a free minute or two to look at the bits of code and maybe hack something together that would be awesome.
Oh, and I’m using the latest versions of both bbpress and wpmu.
Topic: My first attempt on BBpress
Hi there, here’s my first attempt on BBpress , although I have been pretty good at making website’s with WordPress but this was my first attempt to have a forum’s at my very new blog.
Here’s the link to my forums powered by BBpress.
http://www.aguywitha.com/_main/forum
I had a choice of integrating it with wordpress using the wordpress header and footer … but in my case i felt that designing a bbpress in itself like my wordpress theme was a bit easy for me as I was having some difficulties with integrating it with my blog interface … so I managed to make the default kakumei theme look my original wordpress blog theme … and integrate the users …
Although there will always be small changes being made on the forums as this was the first time i went through the BBpress code and I just love the simplicity.
Thanks a lot …
I worked overnight to bring the My Views plugin up to date for public release. I am pleased to announce it now works with both 0.8.2.1 and the trunk!
But it now goes way beyond that. Be sure to read the readme.txt
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/67
You can see a demo here: http://bbpress.nfshost.com/forums/view/most-views
(My Views is a powerful addition to the default “views” in bbPress. It will let you customize output and adds several new views. My Views consists of a main plugin and several optional “module” plugins that can be added if desired for additional new views.)
Appended bbPress Views by My Views:
* Latest Discussions
* Topics I’ve Started
* Topics I’ve Participated In
Extended bbPress Views by My Views if optional “bb Topic Views” plugin by Mike Wittmann is installed http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/53
* Topics with the most views
* Topics with the least views
Extended bbPress Views by My Views if optional “Plugin Browser for bbPress” plugin by Sam Bauers is installed http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/57
* Installed bbPress Plugins
* Available bbPress Plugins
and many little other tweaks to views including proper titles and headers as well as a dropdown views list box.
Is there a way via config.php or similar to override the local path? I thought it was BBPATH but I tried forcing that to something different and it’s not working, it’s still looking at the old path for the templates?
UPDATE: ah, I see the problem now. Even if you are using the default template, if you have changed your template and then changed it back to default, bbpress rememebers it as a custom template selection, not the default
so in template-functions.php ~line 17
if ( file_exists( bb_get_active_theme_folder() . $file) ) {it thinks there is a custom theme and tries to load it’s known path stored in the db, rather than looking at BBPATH
For now I just deleted “bb_active_theme” from the topic meta table and it reverted to the default path off BBPATH, yay!
A minor bug I can put into trac.
Topic: _ck_’s bbPress Showcase
I decided last night after seeing some bug reports from people testing my plugins that I needed a more conventional bbpress install that I could test my plugins as well as other people’s.
So I started this little site:
http://bbpress.nfshost.com/forums/
I purposedly used low end (slow) hosting since my other sites are on high end setups. This way I can get a feel if anything is slowing bbpress down.
On the site you can preview my
bbPress Signatures and bbPress Polls plugins
by making a test account.
I’ve also activated “My Views” (which only works on 0.8.2.x for now)
The goal was to stay as close to bbpress’s default template as possible but after a few hours the bright white was burning my eyes so I had to tone it down. I’ll probably have to revisit that and work on the colours a bit, it’s far too flat right now, sorry.
Since this host has no web compression options, I’ll be releasing another mini plugin today after some more testing: bbpress gzip. It will let you compress bbpress pages via php and save on bandwidth, even if your host doesn’t have mod_gzip or other options available.
Topic: plugin: bb-Polls
I am pleased to announce a new bbPress Polls plugin.
Your members can now add polls to their topics, or optionally you can allow *anyone* to add a poll to *any* topic, within a specified time period (hours) since the topic was started.
bb-Polls allows single answer or multiple answer polls.
No template edits of any kind.
There are no additional db tables added, it uses bbpress topicmeta only. Only one entry is created per poll, regardless of size or options (this allow very easy cleanup if desired for some reason).
This is a *very* early beta, however should be functional except for:
1. missing admin menu (coming soon – edit plugin directly)
2. missing administrative editing of existing polls.
3. missing some visual tweaks (plural case, etc.)
4. missing some more deluxe options (poll ending time, etc.)
5. missing multi-language support (coming soon)
If you can live with these limits and would like to help test and give me some useful, constructive feedback, please download:
http://ckon.wordpress.com/files/2007/08/bb-polls.txt?v010
(rename .txt to .php, install, activate, start a new test topic)
The beta is set so only moderators and above can create/see the polls. This will allow you to test without disturbing visitors.
Please note the visual styles may be WAY off for the default template or your own template. Unfortunately I am using a very customised template. You’ll probably have to edit the built in css which is kept clearly at the top. (the default styles will be fixed soon when I get a chance to do a trunk install this week)
Upcoming features include the ability to display all polls and the ability to display a poll anywhere within bbpress templates.
ps. I need to know if this works as in in the trunk version – I don’t see why it wouldn’t but you never know…
