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  • #4834
    12thharmonic
    Member

    First what I’m using

    WPMU 2.7

    BBPress 1.0alpha6

    BuddyPress 1.02Beta

    I watched the screencast, read multiple threads. I am working with a BBPress install that is well established.

    WPMU http://headonradionetwork.com

    BBPress http://headonradionetwork.com/forum

    Once I completed the WordPress end of things, I was logged out of BBPress. I cannot log into BBPress with WP details or BBPress details. I can log into wordpress fine. Any login I try on BBPress tells me the username does not exist.

    Any ideas? What other info would be useful?

    Cheers Dears!

    #63390
    mikeumus
    Member

    chrishajer, are you aware of the code in bbPress which takes the _wp table(required upon WordPress and bbPress integration) and somehow uses it in integration? If so, that might be a solution.

    I found a a program which takes two MySql tables and makes a table consisting of those two tables contents. Here it’s description:

    MySQL Join Two Tables Software 7.0 – Download

    Combine (horizontally) two MySQL tables into one based on a common column of data from each table. The original two tables are not altered but a new table is created with the results.

    Download here. Secure-order personal license for product here.

    Check out other software at http://www.sobolsoft.com

    _________________________________________________________________________________________

    I don’t think this will work however because of the multiple references to wp_users, and bb_users.

    I just thought of something, would it work if I changed apltest’s users table to be called wp_users(or bb_users)(along with changes all references to the users table in the APL code to wp_users)?

    Thanks for your input.

    8D

    #63385
    mikeumus
    Member

    And how would you get that relationship?

    More direction please. 8)

    I’m trying to link my wonderful WordPress blog and bbPress Forum(live @ http://www.l4dt.com/) with some wonderful tournament management code(testing, but live @ http://www.a-mnow.com) and have already quite shyed away and scared myself at the thought of trying to connect any two databases, so direction at all would be great.

    Here’s what the tournament management _config.php file consists of:

    _config.php

    _______________________________________________________________________________________

    <?php

    //This is the new config file, almost all settings have been moved to the database.

    //You no longer need to edit this file,

    //unless the installer is not able to edit this file because of permissions.

    //Just run the installer at /install/install.php

    //Database server connection settings

    $database = ‘mysql’;

    $database = ‘apltest’;

    $database = ‘?????????????????’;

    $database = ‘apltest’;

    $database = ‘p50mysql71.secureserver.net’;

    //Do not change strict_mode, unless you know what you are doing

    $database = -1;

    ?>

    _______________________________________________________________________________________

    ^ There is no table specification!? wtf, but that’s not how you link databases, by giving them the same table prefix, right? But does it have to do with the table(s)?(I’d think so, but that’s all I can fathom)

    _______________________________________________________________________________________

    Here is the link to the site which gave me the tournament management code, “Autonomous LAN Party”:

    http://www.nerdclub.net/alp/

    _______________________________________________________________________________________

    Any hint at making that relationship would be most excellent.

    Thank you for your time and input.

    8D

    #71843
    bludshot
    Member

    bbPress 1.0-alpha-6

    Yes I did “simple” integration with WordPress 2.7

    Everything else seems to work fine on the site. I can view posts, edit posts, edit profiles of regular users.

    #71842
    chrishajer
    Participant

    1. What version bbPress did you install?

    2. Did you integrated with WordPress? If so, what version?

    3. Do other things work on your forum, like viewing existing topics? Trying to eliminate a permalink problem.

    #68470

    I wasn’t able to get WP 2.7 + bbPress 0.9 in sync but when I tried WP 2.7 with bbPress alpha 6, I am able to get a sync but not fully.

    Dividing this into 4 cases :

    CASE I

    Logged in from : WP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Logged Out from : WP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Complaints : None so far

    CASE II

    Logged in from : bbP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Logged Out from : bbP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Complaints : None so far

    CASE III

    Logged in from : WP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Logged Out from : bbP

    Reflected in other : No

    Complaints : Unable to logout. Doesn’t reflect anywhere.

    CASE IV

    Logged in from : bbP

    Reflected in other : Yes

    Logged Out from : WP

    Reflected in other : No

    Complaints : Unable to logout. Doesn’t reflect anywhere.

    I guess the only problem is that logging out from other than where you logged in doesn’t logged you out.

    #68469

    Let me try and get back. < WP 2.7 + bbPress 0.9 >

    #68468
    yokima
    Member

    WP 2.7 and bbPress Alpha 6 works fine for me – no issues

    #4827
    bludshot
    Member

    I’m trying to convert the theme “bbpress-forum” to look like my wordpress theme here: http://blueleafcanada.ca/

    I’m having problems getting it to look right. You can see it here: http://blueleafcanada.ca/forums/

    It looks slightly different in FF than in IE. For FF, it has this strange problem where the top left logo is being “crushed down” a couple pixels. Also the 3 menu buttons are being crushed down too. I understand HTML and even have a pretty good understanding of CSS and the box model, but I have no idea what’s causing these problems and I can’t figure out how to fix them.

    Also, the thin side bars have a gap in them under the header, which I’d like them not to have, and I just cannot figure out how to fix it.

    If anyone has any ideas or expertise on this, I’m all ears.

    #70913

    In reply to: install for beginner

    chrishajer
    Participant

    WordPress 2.7 and bbPress don’t integrate. But that’s not why you’re having trouble integrating the two. If bbPress can’t connect to the database, it’s because one of the connection details is incorrect, or was left out. People sometimes forget to enter the hostname in the database connection details since I think it’s called “advanced database settings” or something. If you need to enter a hostname and have not, that’s likely the connection problem.

    You do not need to create a different database for bbPress, and integration is easiest when you use the same database.

    #4578
    level200
    Member

    Hi Guys

    I have installed wordpress 2.7 and now bbpress 0.9.0.4, I would like to intergrate bbpress with wordpress.

    Now I have tried putting in the database info used by wordpress but bbpress tell me that it had a problem connecting to the database.

    Do I have to create a different database for bbpress?

    #68467

    Hi Warren

    I am working for WP + bbPress for my college website and I will create accounts in one go. There won’t be open registrations. I just need to have the functionality of using same login credentials at both place and logged in at both WP & bbPress at the same time. Students will need to login before they can comment on posts on WP. Can I achieve this with WP 2.7 and bbPress 0.9?

    #4722
    Zanti
    Member

    Background:

    First Post here. Looking for much needed help and assistance.

    Latest version of RapidWeaver and WP2.7x, haven’t downloaded BBP yet. Experience, beginner.

    WP sits in my blog domain, nothing has been done to it at all since downloading.

    Working on 4 sites, we’ll call them sites A, B, C and D. Have not uploaded any of the sites to my server yet so none are live. Sites B and C have the same RW theme. Site A is 80% complete with a RW theme, B and C are only 5% done, but could be finished this weekend. Site D holds the WP blog with no RW theme, just the base WP theme at this time.

    What I want to accomplish:

    Central Blog and Forum that sites A, B and C are all linked to.

    What I think I would like:

    Forum based in site B, with the RW theme, Blog based in site D (only because site D, has the domain name of my blog)(it would be great if I could have the same theme for the Blog and Forum). Integration of the Forum and Blog. All sites linked to the Forum and Blog.

    Questions:

    How to best accomplish this. Should Blog and Forum reside on same Site (like site D)., and A, B and C link to it via an offsite page? Or is there a better way to do this. Where should I download BBPress to, site A, B, C or D?

    I’m very open to any thoughts and ideas. I’m kind of at a standstill right now, as I want to make sure I start off doing the right things and having WP and BBP loaded to the right places. And I’m anxious to get started.

    I hope I have explained this in a clear way and it’s not to confusing. I would like to download BBP and get started on this project this weekend. If we forget about the RapidWeaver part of this. The real question would be, if I want 3 sites to be able to access and be linked to both bbPress and WP, what is the best way to do this.

    I’m also a little confused about integration with WP 2.7x and bbPress. Is there some problems with doing this at this time. I’m really closed to having my sites up and running, but I’m at a standstill right now. I just want to make sure I do things the right way, the first time.

    Please offer any advice you think might be helpful. If I need to explain this better, let me know. I’m really hyped on using bbPress, and WP, just want all three sites to be able to function with them equally. If nothing else, can anyone offer, what I need to do next.

    Thank you all for your time and assistance on something that is very important to me.

    #71831
    ccc3000
    Member

    Hi, You should be looking into http://mu.WordPress.org (Multi User) and http://BuddyPress.org for (Social Networking). They have all that you have in mind and much more. Good luck and please keep in touch – this way I may help you and learn more myself. Good luck.

    #71697

    It would be nice if the /forum/ could be totally removed :)

    …and to be given the option to be changed to be the name of the forum you are viewing when viewing a topic, similar to WordPress…

    #71827

    On the site you’ve included above, you have a “current_page_ancestor” class. I have never seen that before, and it also isn’t what the bbp and wp sites use, making this even curiouser. You also have “page_folder” for the pages that have sub items, and again, I’ve never seen this before.

    Looks like I have homework to do?

    #4816

    I am looking forward to design my college website with WordPress as CMS and bbPress for forums. The fact that they can be integrated is superb as it solves one of my purpose of only allowing registered users to comment (having the same username and password throughout the site) but I am also in need of providing user accounts to students and faculty members. I was wondering if WP or bbP can be moded or there is any plugin that can add additional functionality to user accounts. If not how can i retrieve the username & passwords from bbP database? Any workaround will also do.

    Waiting for your replies!

    #71826
    chrishajer
    Participant

    I disagree on the WordPress page function not being powerful enough to understand parent/child. It always seems to work for me. For example, check this page:

    http://www.woods-metal-shaping.com/machine-shop/machining/risers/

    Those are WordPress pages, grandparent is machine-shop, parent machining, child risers. Check the left nav for the current page highlighted, and check the top tabs for the grandparent highlighted. So, it’s certainly possible to do whatever you want with the current class in WordPress.

    On this site, when you are on the blog page, they are probably just using the WordPress current_page_item class to highlight (home, about, documentation, blog, download.) When you click forum, you go to bbpress. So, in your bbPress template, you hard code that nav item as current. I’m not certain how the extend section works, if it’s bbPress or WordPress.) But, basically, you hard code current for the forum/forums/bbpress tab since once you click it, you’re outside WordPress.

    Now, with integration, and including the WordPress nav, I have no idea how it would work. I always thought if you had a Page called “forums” and then you installed bbPress in a directory called “forums” that the directory will override the WordPress Page, so the forum is shown, but I don’t know what happens in the nav, i.e. if WordPress still thinks you’re on a Page called “forums”.

    HTH

    #71637
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Participant

    I have the same issue as detailed in this post. As far as I can make out, the cookie names aren’t matching. My current /trunk/ install of Buddypress/MU names the cookies “wordpress_”. BBPress’ cookies are named “wordpress_HASH” where HASH is a long hash that doesn’t match any of the various keys in the wp-config.php.

    #4815

    I know this is a question geared more towards the WordPress.org forums, but because it also could be a bbPress integration question, I figured I’d post it here.

    Case:

    1.) When you are within the Blog area of the site, that the Blog tab always displays a “current” class.

    2.) When you are within the bbPress/Forum area of the site, the “Forums” tab also always shows “current.”

    To my understanding, the WordPress page function isn’t powerful enough to understand the parent/sub relationship. Curious if anyone knows of a way within WordPress to make this act in a similar fashion apart from hard-coding it. I don’t believe the WordPress.org site is hard-coded that way, but of course I could be wrong.

    #71791
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Can you disable the CAPTCHA plugin temporarily and see if cookies are shared properly between bbPress and WordPress?

    #71813
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Ah, a bbPress version of the wptuner plugin for WordPress. I follow now.

    #71788
    wragen22
    Member

    I integrated 1.0-alpha and wordpress 2.7

    #4811
    MrPeteH
    Member

    I’m a not-quite-noob on WP/WPmu, and a total noob here on bbPress. I’m attempting my first integrated install, from scratch. WPmu latest (2.7 trunk as of a couple weeks ago) and bb 1.0 alpha 6. I thought I’d share a new-user experience… knowing that this kind of stuff is hard to remember later.

    I’m wanting integration of users and logins, and went through the install with that in mind.

    Anomalies, strangeness and bugs found:

    1) It asks for both the site URL and blog URL. WPmu doesn’t have both items, so that’s confusing. Should mention that the same value can be copied in.

    2) It doesn’t suggest the URL needs “http://&#8221; attached until after you save settings and get an error.

    3) [suggestion] why not ask for the location of the WP/WPmu install, and pull the keys etc from wp-config.php??? That would save a ton of typing and confusion.

    4) Once I got everything entered, it let me login ok… HOWEVER:

    5) It quickly LOST all my settings and the database appeared broken. Here’s how:

    * I clicked on “Admin” to go to the admin panel

    * Went to Settings->WordPress Integration

    * Set up role mappings and saved

    * Either at that point, or with one more click (Save in User Integration), I was suddenly locked out and getting mysql connect errors in the header.

    * Examining the page I was on showed the “advanced database settings” had defaulted to different info: apparently it used my admin login (user admin) rather than the WP db user/pass I had provided.

    * It was impossible to reset this info on that page due to the DB connect error. [suggestion: maintain ‘admin’ login/pw in a bb_* table for emergency admin use of the WP connection breaks!]

    * Confusingly, the DB info in bb-config.php is correct and I could not find the (wrong) wp DB info in any text file. Presumably it is stored in the bb-* database?!

    My workaround, which is now in use: hand code the settings ($bb->user_bbdb_user etc) into bb-config.php. That works.

    Bottom line: either the integrated installation process, or perhaps the settings->Integration page, is busted.

    Hope that helps!

    [PS: I’m the author of the wptuner performance analysis/debugging plugin for WP/WPmu. Would a BB version be helpful?]

    Wardee
    Member

    This did not work for me. In fact, it was the thing that hindered my integration from working properly. That is just my experience, though.

    Following these instructions:

    http://bavatuesdays.com/integrating-wpmu-buddypress-and-bbpress/

    I finally have WPMU-bbPress integration working.

    There are several tips and an additional plugin mentioned there that are essential with WPMU integration.

    Sam’s screencast helped with everything else.

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