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Hi,
I’m running bbpress Version 2.0.2. I am thinking about trying out some of the plugins but I am not able to install any of them..
I have created a folder called “my-plugins” in the root of the bbpress folder.
However, I cant see anywhere to actually install the plugins? The documentation says “Click the plugins tab”. However, in WordPress all I can see is “Forums”, “Replies” and “Topics” with no “Plugins” tab?
I am logged in as the admin account (the same account that installed the forums).
Hoping someone can point me in the right direction

Thanks
Topic: Freshness Time Incorrect
We just recently switched over to bbPress, but seem to have one nagging bug I can solve. On our topic freshness the time is incorrect and is showing several hours even when a post was made just a few seconds ago. I double checked the wordpress setup for time, but that is set correctly. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Here is a screenshot of a brand new post showing a freshness of 7 hours (which I’m guess is due to us being GMT -7 for Denver, CO.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v474/BlueDagger/Admin%20stuff/TimeError.png
I’m uploading a new bbpress theme to:
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bb-templates
Now what? I go into my admin panel of the site, and go to themes, and see these errors:
1. Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.
2. Broken Themes
The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template.
bbPress (Twenty Ten)
The parent theme is missing. Please install the “twentyten” parent theme.
Where do I go to activate the new theme? Am I putting it in the right place?
Site is running the latest wordpress and the latest bbpress plugin.
Please help.
Thanks and god bless.
Topic: How can I do these
1. To disable automatical informing of new posts to threadstarters and subcribers t0 their emails
2. To disable entering emails to commenting and thread starting forms
( bbpress wordpress plugin )
I installed WordPress and BuddyPress, but found out that a moderator has no control over approving comments in forums. Our site requires that.
Then I found a plugin that allows me to moderate a forum in bbPress, which gives me hope that I could utilize bbPress for the forums, the plugin for the moderation/approval, and BuddyPress for the membership aspect.
Is this a realistic scenario? Or should I be using WordPress alone to give me the membership aspect and use bbPress with the plugin to create the forums?
I really like the way BuddyPress models the social aspect, but the main thing for me is the moderated and approved traditional “forum” aspect.
If anyone can give me some timely advice, it would be much appreciated.
Kailas
This is a question between Buddypress and WordPress, however I decided to post it also here, because I’m not too sure whether I should use BBPress or Buddypress in my setup and maybe someone could give me some advice here.
I’m working at a wordpress project that is structured as follows in a multisite configuration:
1) main site, single language, heavily customized with post types, loads of content, no forum, one webshop
2) secondary site, simpler setup, relatively little content, no forum, no webshop, multilanguage (WPML)
3) third site hosting a forum only and no other content; forum interface will be multilanguage (like site #2)
4) fourth site, reserved to admins only, single language, possibly a forum, to manage content and carry on project management tasks and discussions, etc.
– all sites would be in the same domain (ie http://www.domain.com/ = 1, http://www.domain.com/2, http://www.domain.com/3 etc)
– sites #1, #2, #3 would be seamlessly integrated in the frontend. However content displayed changes, since #1 has very different contents meant for users in the main language, while #3 is just a forum. Site #2 is intended to provide information and basic contents to international users, while the forum would provide a common space for discussion, being the interface translated.
I want a multisite setup so users can keep their logins, cookies, across the sites, yet at the same time make some order to admin the different areas.
Now… it is clear to me that WPML I can take care of the translation part. However, what I’m really clueless about is how to seamlessly integrate the forum part. Since mine is a community-type website, I want to have community features… Buddypress seems to offer a more complete solution for this than bare bbpress. I don’t want users to create their blogs or groups. But it would be nice to have better profile pages, private messaging, set their own display pic, and so on. Features that bbpress lacks or are not natively integrated (I come from a bbpress 1.0 experience and while I love it for the theming possibilities, plugin wise was badly supported).
So what I would really like to know… Does it make sense to run BuddyPress on site #3, activate only modules for member profiles, forums and activity streams?
Will the activity streams report activity of these users on sites #1 and #2? (would that include creation of new articles, posts and content by admins and authors? or just comments?)
Will the users be able to login from site #1 or #2 or #3 and kept logged in without any weirdness happening when navigating through the sites and performing actions?
Can authors from #1 and #2 link their profiles to profiles found in #3 Buddypress rather than using author.php? Same for registered users that post a comment on #1 or #2, can they have a link directing to their Buddypress member profile page/activity stream?
Being site #1 only in one language for both content and interface, what if user jumps from #2 or #3 to #1 and then back to #2 or #3, would his languages preference being persistent?
Thank you!
Topic: bbpress wordpress plugin
how many categories, forums, topics and posts bbpress wordpress plugin can handle? what are the limitations ?
does it automaticaly delete threads that dont get further comments ? for about a week or so?
Topic: Is this a CSS glitch?
Hello everyone,
I must be the biggest newbie as I have only just downloaded wordpress and installed the BBforums etc..
I am having just one small problem in displaying replies properly. I would love to know if this a CSS related problem. See image below.
I am using a custom theme. Any suggestions! Many Thanks!
Hi. I am using BBpress to add a community component to my mostly informational site. What I want is for my forums to:
1) be hidden from nonlogged in members;
2) require members to be able to login and check the 1 forum that I assign to them for updates, WITHOUT having access to someone elses forum.
Is this at all possible through an existing plugin or through some code modification?
I am using wp-members for registration/login stuff. That plugin does have the ability to lock access to pages and posts, but currently, I don’t use those features.
I am also using latest BBpress and WordPress software.
Thank you.
i have done an extensive search on this manner but i have not found anything (so i am hoping its just user error!).
i am using the latest version of bbpress as a plugin with the latest version of wordpress.
I LOVE IT!
however…
i have a privet area (category) in the root of my forum with private forums within. sounds reasonable!
but when i navigate to my forum root, my privet category shows 0 topics and 0 posts (yes i have added topics and posts). even worse, when i click on my privet category, it just says “This category contains 0 topics and 0 replies.” and doesn’t show the forums that live there. (sadface)
even more curious, if a make one of the privet forums with in my privet category, public… then they all show up (both in the root and in the category view)!
this is the case for all roles and accessibility.
can anyone shed some light on what i may be doing wrong?
mike
