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  • #133062
    boki_
    Participant

    Hello. I’ve just switched from wampserver to ampps by softaculous, because it’s python/perl default integration, and I’ve also noticed their script installer. And there is WordPress in CMS/blog scripts, and also bbPress in forum scripts. I was curious, and I’ve installed bbpress, and this isn’t a wordpress with bbpress plugin already installed, but it’s only bbpress, standalone, strict forum without pages, posts, everything that wordpress has, but only with very similar to wordpress file structure and dashboard. But here it can be only downloadable as a plugin, and I’ve also see this nowhere yet… Is this maybe a softaculous’ “version”, that they integrated a plugin in wp engine, so that plugin can run? It’s very interesting thing, but it’s limited extendability bothers me, you can’t install new themes or plugins.

    I’m now confused with this “standalone” bbpress, anyone knows more about this?

    Thanks

    Can you post your full .httaccess?

    #133058
    Sam Rohn
    Participant

    if you search the wordpress plugin repository for “avatar” or “bbpress avatar” you will find several options

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=bbpress+avatar

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=avatar

    this one looks good, and explicitly supports bbpress

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-user-avatar/

    this one works too

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-avatar/

    you may also need to grant forum users upload permissions using something like User Role Editor

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/

    sam

    #133057
    acousticwebdesign
    Participant

    I’m using bbpress 2.2.4, wordpress 3.5.1

    If I edit a (non-sticky) topic created by another user and change the forum that the topic should be in – the topic is saved properly but it is made sticky. This only occurs if I am editing the topic on the front end (using the admin links). Changing the forum from the back end (wp-admin) does not cause the topic to become sticky.

    Any idea what’s happening here?

    tibmix
    Participant

    Update to update: the problem is not fixed. Mea culpa.
    Does anyone have a solution to this?

    #133055
    pamneely
    Participant

    Stephen, could you tell us which plugins have avatar support for bbPress? I haven’t been able to find any.

    Thanks

    pamneely
    Participant

    This is probably a dumb question, but I’ve searched the forums and the documentation and haven’t turned anything up. I’m learning bbPress and need to be able to add avatars to the forums I’m creating. Could someone please suggest a few WordPress plugins that are simple to set up?

    Thanks very much for your help!

    #133045
    tdesany2
    Participant

    Dears,

    I have configured many forums using bbpress (v 2.2.4 and wordpress 3.5.1) and WPML (v 2.7.1)
    and I can reach topic pages http://fr.no-obsolescence.com/forums/forum/images-et-videos/
    but replies not. I thing my website users would really appreciate to see their replies 😉

    I am using the theme available here: http://organicthemes.com/demo/shop/
    I guess perhaps one person with more experience than me could support me in such a fix?

    I have tried to force the usage of loop-replies.php but it seems that while ( bbp_replies() ) always returns false :'( even if the blue rectangle just before is showing This topic contains 1 reply, has 1 voice, and was last updated by Thibaut de Sany 15 minutes ago. ??

    With kindest regards,
    Thibaut de Sany.
    http://thibaut.desany.eu

    tibmix
    Participant

    UPDATE:
    I’ve added this to .htaccess and apparently the problem is gone, for now:
    <Files "admin-ajax.php"
    Satisfy any
    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    </Files
    I found it here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-aec-htaccess-and-admin-ajaxphp?replies=2

    tibmix
    Participant

    @mzaweb Thank you Daniel, but I don’t meet the requirements listed at the beginning, to understand the “AJAX_in_Plugins” :=) (I have read it anyway, why not?).
    Isn’t there any other simpler way to make an exception, as adding an “exception” line in .htaccess, or something like this?
    I thought that’s a common problem with a common solution as bbpress has been around for a while and protecting /wp-admin isn’t new either.
    Thanks.

    #133041
    neriokas
    Participant

    Hey guys, I just converted my wordpress to multisite and when I’m trying to add a new site I get the following errors:

    Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: array_keys() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php on line 453
    
    Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/omgl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/capabilities.php:453) in /home/omgl/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 876

    Does anyone have any idea what’s going on? Seems to me like bbPress is the culprit and when I deactivate bbPress I’m able to add a new site, but with bbPress activated I get those errors..

    #133039
    themattman
    Participant

    Hi,

    After a few attempts, I got my forum converted from vBulletin to bbPress. But I forgot to click on the Username conversion, so everything came up as Anonymous. I deleted the conversion fully and started again. This time: I clicked on the “Attempt to import user accounts”.

    Now this comes up:

    `WordPress database error: [Unknown column ‘user.user_nicename’ in ‘field list’]
    SELECT convert(user.userid USING “utf8”) AS userid,convert(user.password USING “utf8”) AS password,convert(user.salt USING “utf8”) AS salt,convert(user.username USING “utf8”) AS username,convert(user.user_nicename USING “utf8”) AS user_nicename,convert(user.email USING “utf8”) AS email,convert(user.homepage USING “utf8”) AS homepage,convert(user.joindate USING “utf8”) AS joindate,convert(user.aim USING “utf8”) AS aim,convert(user.yahoo USING “utf8”) AS yahoo FROM user AS user LIMIT 0, 100`

    If I continue and skip this step, the forum converts still but all the posts will be anonymous.

    How do I fix?

    kafe
    Participant

    I am running the most recent version of WP (at the time of this posting, I believe it’s 3.5.1?), and a multi-site installation. I have two questions, and I apologize if they’ve been asked before. I’ve been looking but haven’t found an answer:

    1) Can I install a BBPress theme separate from my primary wordpress theme? I have a heavily-modified version of conduit, but the theming of our forums doesn’t look great: http://www.twinfinite.net/forums/topic/first-topic/.

    2) We have been trying to install the theme, but are having issues. I can’t figure out how to do it. It seems like the process is different based on the version, and none of them seem to work. I’ve created a “my-templates” folder in the BBPress root directory. I can’t find a dashboard for BBpress, and I can’t find anything on the settings page. I believe that at one point I saw a “BBpress themes” option (or something like that), and it linked me to http://www.twinfinite.net/wp-admin/themes.php?page=bbpress-theme-admin.php, which, despite me having both superadmin and keymaster roles, simply displayed:

    “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”

    When I returned to wp-admin, the BBpress themes option had vanished, and I haven’t seen it since.

    Frankly, I am stumped. I just want forums that look like normal forums would, rather than a wordpress post with a sidebar, etc.

    Thank you for all your help!

    -Keith

    #133033
    serpini
    Participant

    Hello,

    I just installed bbPress 2.2.4 version on a wordpress version 3.5.1, I wish you all the forum pages were full size without displaying the sidebar, I’ve searched the forum and the solution of copying the full-width page to bbpress.php I have not worked or have not done it correctly.

    Would I could say how I can make the forum will be full size? and steps for a beginner.

    I use the WordPress default theme Twenty Twelve.

    Forum url: http://www.serpini.es/sqlrpt/forums/

    ovizii
    Participant

    Solved by using User Role Editor to reset all wordpress user roles to their default.

    #133019

    Assuming you are the admin of the site, if you manually create a new user do you get a notification email?

    If you don’t, the default wp_mail() function likely isn’t working with your web host/server. This is semi common.

    The easiest fix is to use an SMTP plugin like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/configure-smtp/.

     

    #133017
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Again, thanks for writing that post. 🙂

    I have a newer version of the ‘example’ converter that includes much greater inline documentation and ‘best practices’ based on all the other importers and it is now just a matter of updating the docs to match this and including it with a future release of bbPress.

    We would be more than happy to include the Snitz Forums converter with bbPress. Just create a ticket and upload it to https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/

    #133013
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    The bbPress theme/s you linked to are for the old bbPress 1.x.

    If you are using bbPress 2.x plugin then bbPress will try to use as much of your default WordPress theme as it can. If you want to customize bbPress 2.x then follow the links from here to get started https://bbpress.org/themes/

    #132915
    Robin W
    Moderator

    Converting a Snitz access database forum to BBpress

    This documents how I transferred from a website using Snitz and an access database to a new site with BBress using Mysql.

    This briefing assumes knowledge of
    • FTP programmes and uploading/downloading files
    • A way to access your wordpress database eg myphpadmin
    • A way to see your access database

    Introduction

    BBpress has a conversion tool that lets you import data from several other forum packages. However two things are needed for this to work.
    1. The data in a MySQL database format
    2. A convertor programme that understands the structure of the source (in this case Snitz) forum.

    If you already have a MySQL verison of Snitz (Snitz supports Access, MS SQL, and MySQL), then you’ll still need to fix the date, and run a specific Snitz converter, but don’t need the upload to MySql in step 2.

    Plan

    The plan therefore is to
    1. Fix date format (it is different between the two forums)
    2. Convert the data to sql format
    3. Run a snitz converter
    4. Run repair to fix the links

    Execution

    I can only describe how I achieved this, I suspect there are lots of ways, but this one worked.

    I had an access database on site x with hosting company a, and needed to transfer to a Mysql database on site y with hosting company b (basically I was taking over running someone else’s website management)

    Step 1 fixing the data format

    Snitz stores dates in the format yyyymmddhhmmss
    BBpress stores dates in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss

    You can fix this
    • before you transfer the data to sql,
    • after you have transferred it
    • or during conversion,

    this will depend on where you knowledge lies. But you will need to fix it. If you don’t fix this, all the entries you import will show as posted 2014 years ago (basically year 0)

    I converted before transferring to sql, as I an old and used to working with flat files! If you are more capable in sql, you could no doubt write a small programme to change the data format after you’ve uploaded to sql, and if more capable in php you could do it within the converter programme (see later)

    The Snitz database has two tables with dates in that need changing. These are :

    FORUM_TOPICS
    FORUM_REPLY

    This is how they showed in my Snitz database, but the prefix may be different with yours.

    In FORUM_TOPICS you need to change
    T_DATE
    T_LAST_POST

    In FORUM_REPLY you need to change
    T_REPLY

    I downloaded the access database from the old site to my PC. I then exported the two tables to an excel spreadsheet (in Access go to external data, and look for export to Excel. You’ll need to have created a blank spreadsheet with the name you want to use first) and ran the formula

    =CONCATENATE(MID(N2,1,4),"-",MID(N2,5,2),"-",MID(N2,7,2)," “,MID(N2,9,2),":",MID(N2,11,2),":",MID(N2,13,2))

    Where column N contained the old date.

    I then prefixed the original heading with OLD (eg heading T_DATE became OLDT_DATE) and headed the new column with the heading of the old one (eg T_DATE). I did this to a) preserve the original columns just in case, and b) to use for the clean slug in the conversion (see later).

    I then deleted the old table in access, and imported the two excel ones back into Access (as before external data, then import).

    I then had the same access database, but with the correct date formulas and a couple of extra columns with the old date format in them.

    Step 2 – Convert access database to MySql database

    The first thing you’ll need is a MySql database to upload to.

    You can use the one you presumably already have with WordPress/BBpress. However you’ll just need to check that none of the names co-incide. Since my Snitz database used capitals (I don’t know if they all Snitz databases do), and BBpress uses lower case, I suspect that there is no risk in doing this, but one for you to consider.

    I took the safety of creating a fresh blank database (my hosting package allows the creation of databases and manages them through phpMyadmin).
    There are numerous programmes on the web that do access to Mysql conversion, but for no particular reason I chose Bullzip http://www.bullzip.com/.

    However this needs a 32bit ODBC driver to work, so unless you already have Mysql on your local PC, you’ll need to download the driver from http://www.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/ – choose the 32 bit one.

    Once installed it is a doddle to do the conversion.
    You’ll need :
    The access database on your pc
    The host address of your MySql database
    The database name
    The username
    The password.

    Run the wizard, and it’ll upload in minutes.

    Finally if you’re going to do the date conversion discussed in Step 1 at this stage, now’s the time to do it.

    Step 3 – Importing/converting the data

    This is easy once you’ve got your head around it, but initially it can be very frustrating.

    In essence you need to translate what one forum calls something to what the other needs.

    For Snitz, I used the following translation

    
    Forum section FORUM_FORUM forum
    Forum id	FORUM_ID	_bbp_forum_id
    Forum parent id	CAT_ID	_bbp_parent_id
    Forum title	F_SUBJECT	post_title
    Forum Slug  (see note 1)	FORUM_ID	post_name
    Forum description	F_DESCRIPTION	post_content
    Forum Display Order	F_ORDER	Menu_order
    Forum Date Update		Post_date
    		
    Topic section	FORUM_TOPICS	topic
    Topic id	TOPIC_ID	_bbp_topic_id
    Forum id 	FORUM_ID	_bbp_forum_id
    Topic author	T_AUTHOR	post_author
    Topic title	T_SUBJECT	post_title
    Topic Slug (see note 1)	T_DATE	post_name
    Forum id (if no parent 0) 	FORUM_ID	post_parent
    Topic date update 	T_DATE	post_date
    	T_DATE	post_date_gmt
    	T_LAST_POST_DATE	post_modified
    	T_LAST_POST_DATE	post_modified_gmt
    		
    Tags section		
    Ignored		
    		
    		
    Post section	FORUM_REPLY	reply
    Post id	REPLY_ID	_bbp_post_id
    Forum id	FORUM_ID	_bbp_forum_id
    Topic  id	TOPIC_ID	_bbp_topic_id
    Author ip	R_IP	_bbp_author_ip
    Post author	R_AUTHOR	post_author
    Topic slug	R_DATE	post_name
    Post Content	R_MESSAGE	post_content
    Topic id	TOPIC_ID	post_parent
    Topic date	R_DATE	post_date
    		
    User Section	FORUM_MEMBERS	user
    Store old user id	MEMBER_ID	_bbp_user_id
    	M_NAME	user_login
    	M_PASSWORD	_bbp_password
    	M_EMAIL	user_email
    	M_HOMEPAGE	user_url
    	M_AIM	aim
    	M_YAHOO	yim
    		
    

    [NOTE if you copy this and post in a word doc, you should be able to get a nice tabbed table]
    Note 1

    I used OLDR_DATE & OLDT_DATE from the step 1 as my clean slugs. A slug is what BBpress uses for a URL to reference a post. It needs to be clean – ie not have formatting, odd characters like spaces etc. in it. I did debate using the topic ID, but was unsure if this was unique for BBpress – it may well be fine. So I used the references above as I was pretty sure that with our forum being not that busy, that no two people would have posted in the same second. If you choose to use some other field, such as topic ID, you’ll need to change the field in the converter document – see below.

    This is then used against the example converter that BBpress supplies.

    Whilst initially looking daunting, this is fairly easy to change to get it to work.

    Step 3.1 Creating a Snitz.php

    Firstly go to your site. Using FTP go to web/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/admin/converters and locate example.php. FTP this to your PC and using an editor (notepad ++ is good – download it from http://notepad-plus-plus.org/) you need to change the default “froms” to those above

    But first save it locally as “snitz.php”, and change the first couple of lines to read

    
    /**
     * Implementation of snitz converter.
     */
    class snitz extends BBP_Converter_Base
    

    If you don’t do this, the converter won’t recognise it.

    Then you need to work through each of the lines of code changing the “default” source database tables and names to the correct ones.

    So looking at you new snitz.php, you’ll see for instance the first conversion is :

    
    // Forum id. Stored in postmeta.
    $this->field_map[] = array(
    'from_tablename' => 'forum', 'from_fieldname' => 'forumid',
    'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_forum_id'
    

    So to get this to work for Snitz you need to change the source table from ‘forum’ to “FORUM_FORUM” and the from field needs changing from ‘forumd’ to’ _bbp_forum_id’

    Making the lines now read :

    
    // Forum id. Stored in postmeta.
    $this->field_map[] = array(
    'from_tablename' => 'FORUM_FORUM', 'from_fieldname' => 'FORUM_ID',
    'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_forum_id'
    

    Using the translation table above you work through each of the lines, doing the substitution.

    I commented out the tags section, as I couldn’t see that Snitz had tags. I also commented out the “
    Store old user salt” and “User password verify class” sections as passwords won’t come across – see later on this.

    CRITICALLY I also added the following as the example doesn’t had a bit that brings the actual topic content across !

    
    // Topic content.
    		// Note: We join the posts table because topics do not have content.
    		$this->field_map[] = array(
    			'from_tablename'  => 'FORUM_TOPICS',
    			'from_fieldname'  => 'T_MESSAGE',
    			'join_tablename'  => 'thread',
    			'join_type'       => 'INNER',
    			'join_expression' => 'USING (threadid) WHERE post.parentid = 0',
    			'to_type'         => 'topic',
    			'to_fieldname'    => 'post_content',
    			'callback_method' => 'callback_html'
    

    Once all that is done, save the file locally.

    Then using FTP upload it to the same directory that example came from
    Viz : web/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/admin/converters
    Now you’re ready to run the conversion!

    You’ll need the following info
    Database server (localhost if your using you local Mysql database)
    Database name
    Database User
    Database password

    Then in Dashboard, go to tools>forums>import forums

    Select “snitz” from the converter list, and fill in the database info from above.

    Click to select users, presuming that you want to bring these across.

    Then click start, and sit back and watch. If you’ve got everything right, you’ll see a steady stream of lines such as “converting topics 1-100”

    If Fails :

    If it falls over, then you’ll need to work out which part of the snitz converter it doesn’t like (it’ll give you a line number). Usually you’ve got punctuations wrong, or called something by a wrong name. Remember snitz (in my case anyway) uses capitals, and bbpress needs lowercase, so ensure that’s all ok.

    If nothing comes through (it usually says “starting conversion…conversion complete”), then you have got the connection wrong, as it’s not finding the database and tables.

    If Success :

    Then you’ll need to repair the links (Dashboard>tools>forums>repair forums). Otherwise in my case the forum listings came through, but with no topics listed against them.

    Do as the tool suggests – I ran several at the same time, and wrote most of this document whilst waiting !

    Finally – users

    If you successfully imported your users, they’ll have accounts, but their passwords won’t work – Bbpress can’t bring these across.

    The easiest way is to tell them to click “lost password” and enter their email address and then they can reset their own.

    And that’s how it’s done !

    #132841
    Morgan Kay
    Participant

    They are all stored in the wp_users table.
    The plugin page is here: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-integration/

    I also noticed that after the import, the forums/user/## doesn’t show the information that is stored in the user’s profile (eg avatar, website, etc). This is all stored in wp_usermeta in the integration plugin.

    I’ve also also noticed that if I leave the integration plugin active while doing the import, the new forums don’t appear to work (eg, I go to /forums/ and it says there are no forums)

    #132729
    WayneM1
    Participant

    Just started using bbpress — same issue here: in profile topics and replies not showing – list is just a big blank page.

    Firefox 19.0.2
    WordPress 3.5.1.
    Theme Twenty Twelve

    This issue was first reported over 4 months ago???

    Look like it could use some attention 🙂

    #132679
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    No we are all good… I removed the stuff regarding the links as this is working correctly.

    Try creating a new WordPress page and add the bbPress shortcode [bbp-forum-index] to the page.

    #132667
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    I have not tried this plugin and it hasn’t been updated in a while but it states it supports the bbPress plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-html-sitemap/

    #132663
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    That seemed to have worked ok, I no longer get the .htaccess error.

    That will indeed help now that you have a .htaccess file for permalinks and the most common permalink format is ‘Post name’ which it appears you are now using.

    Also, when I create a page and add the shortcode to it, it creates the tab for me, but it links to /forum-2, not forums. If I change the permalink, it just changes it back.

    Make sure you don’t have a deleted page named ‘forums’ in your trash.

    Also, when I view the forum via the “View” link in Dashboard>Forums it takes me to /forums/forum/general-discussion/, not forums/generaldiscussion.

    WordPress removes any ‘whitespace’ from the names and replaces them with a hyphen, URL’s may not contain spaces.

    #132655
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    You would need to find a WordPress plugin that includes avatar support for bbPress

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