[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

Nooo idea where they are then sorry, try using something like Find in Files with Programmer’s Notepad to search for the line

[johnnydoe]

just the the other way round haha , i need to hide those existing messages completely.

[Mark]

I know WordPress has a page full of ’em that you can use here: https://wordpress.org/about/logos/

Not so sure if bbpress has put up such a page or not though. They don’t seem to have a similar page yet, but the team at Automattic are usually pretty damn cool about things like that (if you wanted to pull one from somewhere in the public domain), so long as you make it plain that you’re not a subsidiary.

[Fantastic Leman]

I checked the above mentioned section, and yes, it seems that it will be alright. I will give it a try when my customer requests this.

Thank you so much, Kawauso. Arigato gozaimasu.

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

Not quite sure what you’re asking, but if you’re just trying to display a message to non-logged in users, use something like:

<?php if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>

Welcome, please log in or register!

<?php endif; ?>

in front-page.php

My coding is pretty terrible too ;P I just learn from poking around in bbPress and WordPress and breaking things a lot, so you’re going about it the right way

[johnnydoe]

well not really kawa i’ve just copy & pasted the message from this forum here (@chand it’s right on top of this forum), my forum is in german and i thought that sounds maybe chinese for a few if i post the german message so i copied the one from here.

other than that , kawa you’re right i’m one of the most brilliant php coders you’ve ever seen, my backend know how is like …well ughhh beyond words lol

however, i use your trick with those fields, but yet an advice regarding to the “guest welcome/login message” ?

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

It should be. There’s an option in the Advanced Options section of the WordPress Integration section to specify different settings for the user database, so you’d just have to use that. The rest of the bbPress database could be stored locally.

[Fantastic Leman]

Is it possible to integrate bbPress membership with a remotely hosted WordPress?

Thank you very much for your kind help.

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

There’s no such thing as bb_print_scripts. bbPress is partially integrated with WordPress functions (BackPress), so in bbPress it remains wp_print_scripts.

[Tomcraft1980]

Hi There,

I adapted this plugin to bbPress: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/page-cornr/

You can load it here: http://www.xtc-modified.org/page-cornr.zip

Works great so far. The only thing that doesn’t work ist that the peel-effect only starts on a topic-page, but not on the front-page!

Any ideas?

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

@johnnydoe: In your theme’s register.php, before the line if ( is_array($profile_info_keys) ) : (above the <?php tag before that), put:

<?php unset( $profile_info_keys['user_url'], $profile_info_keys['from'], $profile_info_keys['occ'], $profile_info_keys['interest'] ); ?>

That will take out the extra fields in the register form. What you did was take out the part that outputs all the form fields

I can’t see the “to participate” part either, did you manage to get hold of the bbPress.org template?

[synapticriot]

I’m working on the design for a web-site (e-zine) that will be use bbPress as it’s forum software somewhere later in time when we have enough members to warrant one. We will be having circular sticker-like buttons on the main page leading to the WordPress blog, Facebook fan-page, Twitter account and the bbPress forums. Is there anyway I can get an official vector that I’ll be licensed to use to design the sticker?

I can illustrate my own but I’m not completely sure whether that would be violating any of Automattic’s rights.

[mujtaba]

hi fellows,

iam running this blog http://www.embtrans.com , my hosting is running on Windows IIS and it doesnt allow mod_rewrite functionality.

i have managed to configure the pretty permalinks for WordPress using custom 404. here is its code

<?php

$qs = $_SERVER;

$_SERVER = substr($qs, strpos($qs, ‘:80’)+3);

$_SERVER = $_SERVER;

include(‘index.php’);

?>

i would like to know if there is some custom 404 code for bbpress on Windows IIS to make pretty permalinks work.

thanks in advance

[jin-hee]

I’m having trouble trying to work out in my wordpress homepage post, how to stop the comment button click to redirect to my bbpress forum, which I have just recently set up.

This is my website: http://fitness-passion.com

I do not want any redirects, but rather have the comment to stay at the original post in wordpress.

Please tell me how can I fix this problem. Thanks!

[Mark]

It’s already done, and has been for quite awhile actually.

https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/

https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/integration

[chandersbs]

Where exactly is this:

i’d like to remove the “To participate, register or login with your WordPress.org username:” part completely, but i had though luck to find this little php snippet in my template.

I don’t see that on my site. I’m using 1.0.1

[johnnydoe]

ah, just before i start to spam this forum with a another question:

i really have to change the register page, and i need only two form items in register.php, and those two are: “email” and “username” without the rest.

so now i’ve found a php snippet** (it took me btw 2 hours to figure out what they do) ANYWAY… to cut a long story short i’ve tried to remove the php tag but as expected a blank page after that.

phewww …. pure hardcore guys!

** `<?php if ( is_array($profile_info_keys) ) : foreach ( $profile_info_keys as $key => $label ) : ?>

<tr<?php if ( $label[0] ) { echo ‘ class=”required”‘; $label[1] .= ‘^*’; } ?>>`

[fifthhouse]

It would be wonderful if bbpress and wordpress themes were fully integrated so I can have bbforums as a menu item in my wordpress site and the forums opens right in my wordpress site with theme and menus and blog categories fully intact.

Is this on the plate at all?

[johnnydoe]

hi,

i’d like to remove the “To participate, register or login with your WordPress.org username:” part completely, but i had though luck to find this little php snippet in my template.

in the core files maybe somewhere?

[fifthhouse]

Hello all. I am starting a new wordpress site with bbpress installed in a subdirectory. I am not very tech savy and don’t know how to do code, but I am wondering how difficult it would be to have my bbpress forums inside my wordpress blog theme.

In other words, is it possible to have the same look and menu structure from my blog appear when in the forums?

From what I can find in the forums this is called deep integration. I have viewed the posts on that, but I am wondering if there is any further development that would help me, because I don’t have the ability to do the tasks as they are presented in those posts.

[George Hahn]

What is with the blank page??!!@#$%??? Whenever the bb-config.php file is created (with the correct db name/user/pw), the installation crashes. After successfully installing numerous wordPress blogs, phpBB bulletin boards – all on the same server with the same settings – this is the ONLY installation that has given me such a problem on the install.

[George Hahn]

1. Created the database;

2. Uploaded the bbPress files to the destination directory;

3. Went to my forum URL and got the appropriate install screen;

4. Proceeded to Step 1, where I entered the pertinent info (Database name, Database user, Database password);

5. Upon entering the requisite info, I hit ‘Save database configuration file’ button;

6. The next screen tells me “Your settings have been saved to the file bb-config.php You can now continue to the next step.” I click ‘Go to Step 2’;

7. Blank white screen (http://www.mywebsite.com/forum/bb-admin/install.php).

Note: I have tried starting from scratch I have installed a new database, then re-uploading the bbPress files, creating the ‘bb-config.php’ file manually from the sample version, then uploading it via FTP. When I do it this way, I get the blank white screen immediately, without getting any introductory/installation pages.

I have installed many wordpress blogs on the same server on various domains with absolutely no problem.

[johnhiler]

WordPress itself just underwent a pretty serious security attack:

http://www.cmswire.com/cms/web-cms/wordpress-under-attack-upgrade-now-or-forever-live-in-fear-005489.php

Since bbPress 1.0 shares a lot of code with WordPress (through BackPress), it may or may not be vulnerable… hopefully Sam can weigh in definitively on this one!

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

Integration Guide: http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/

[Fantastic Leman]

Thank you very much for your comment, Olaf.

Just to be precise, I am happy to host any other PHP scripts as well (even competitors like phpBB and SMF), so I can also do buddypress & wordpress.

It’s just that I love bbPress best, and am emphasizing it more than other PHP systems. bbPress is really miraculously beautiful.