@doyle640
If you mean basic user database and cookie sharing then yes (and it should have worked in 1.0-alpha-1 as well). If you mean loading WordPress inside bbPress, then no – that is still partially broken.
@beernews
I hope not, although it’s getting closer, it’s not production ready yet.
Did you put the additional authorization keys and such that are in 1.0’s config into your wp-config? As far as I can tell, that stuff is new and is the only change I’ve noticed.
I just recently installed and integrated WP 2.5 w/ a fresh install of bbPress 0.9.0.2. I followed the directions here, http://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/ except bbPress isn’t picking up the WP cookie and vice versa. You can see by going to my site and registering:
http://sienasaintsblog.com/
and the forum is here:
http://sienasaintsblog.com/wordpress/bbpress/
Can anyone assist? Thanks!
I have been ruuuning wordpress 2.6.2 and just installed bbpress 1.0 aplha 2 in about 10 minutes and it seems to work OK.
Yes it does – I installed aplha 2 in about 10 minutes and the login works. I need to test the registration but I’m sure that this will be OK.
You add all your wordpress settings when you install alpha 2 (it’s all form based).
Yes.
I tried upgrading to Alpha 2 and that didn’t fix the issue. I also made sure that the new secret keys and other login items in the bbpress config are set — and tried pasting them into wp-config.php, too. None of this seemed to address the problem.
Does the wordpress integration work with the latest version of wordpress now?
Does this happen when you log out of bbPress then login to WordPress?
I upgraded to bbpress 1.0 over the weekend and it seems to have broken logins for my main wordpress site. I can log into bbpress fine, but if I go to /wp-admin/ and try to log in there, I just get booted back to the login screen over and over. I’ve had the integrated user database setup for some time now and have never had a problem. Any idea what might be causing this?
No, I’m calling certain elements used in the WordPress header in the bbPress header too like the header.jpg and some Java for the menu. Only the things that are needed for a coherent design as is.
Heh, you know I had started to comment about the xmlrpc stuff but checked myself. Personally I’ll be using the delete option. Those hackers tend to find the bugs far faster than we do and the #1 security vulnerability on WordPress for years was the xmlrpc.php
Still, it will be interesting to see how people use it in the real world as it’s a powerful feature. I believe bbPress can now claim it’s the first forum to have such functionality.
Just in time for bbPress’s 2nd birthday too…
Does that mean you are including WordPress’ header.php file in bbPress?
Very nice, nice integration.
How are you loading those items from WordPress? Using WordPress functions or just calling the graphics directly?
The thing is that I’m the most interested in the forum functionality of bbPress and I don’t really care about the blog features of wordpress.
Would you not recommend using bbPress as the backend user system and forum for my site?
Hi everyone!
I integrated bbPress 0.9.0.1 and the 2.6.2 version of WordPress MU.
I have no problems, I think.
Hi All,
I recently upgraded to 0.9.0.2 and since this upgrade the “remember me” functionality we used to have is now not working at all.
Basically if you close the browser down completely, and reopen it, then access the site you have to login Each time.
Any ideas?? i tried switching to default themes, etc and it made no difference.
Also, i should add that i have no WordPress integration at all, its a pure bbpress site.
Are you loading WordPress inside bbPress?
Hello to everybody.
I’m new to this forum. I’ve lurked several times to find solution for my problem.
Last time was just some minutes ago:
I was writing post in my bbpress forum when suddenly I’ve been kicked of. Have to login? Ok, maybe a timeout, but…I wasn’t sure to have set a timeout period!!!
By the way, when I try to ling once more…nothing happens! Login page, once more, and more, and more. No other user, no way to login to forum once more.
I’ve a WordPress installation in the root of my www server and a bbpress installation in a sub-root directory.
WordPress and BBpress arn’t integrated ’cause I don’t need it and, most of all, I don’t want it.
Some days ago, trying to harden my WordPress installation, I’ve installed some plugin. Once was “Login LockDown”. Now…making my mind go crazy I’ve think about all changes I made since a week.
I’ve logged in WordPress administration, deactivated Login LockDown plugin and I’ve been able again to login in the bbpress.
Just posting this here for anyone who might not know about this WordPress plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-live/
After you installed it, do you have the option to activate it in the WordPress plugins screen? Or that is OK, but you can’t configure it?
Looks like the WordPress plugin “Themed Login Register” is causing you trouble. That is giving an error that it can’t find a WordPress theme (div_dark_house). Fix that first by disabling the plugin.
Is there a way to roll-back to 2.5 or uninstall bbpress to fix this problem.
I installed bbpress on my site which uses wp 2.6 no one warned me. it installed and everything looks fine on the outside but the admin panel for wordpress is messed up. its saying
Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening ‘/home/mobir/public_html/wp-content/themes/div_dark_house/’ for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/mobir/public_html/wp-content/plugins/themed-logreg/themed-logreg.php on line 732
Hi Chrishajer, thanks so much for your help, i had previously written mod rewrite in my bbpress config file and that had caused the unclickable links.
So i removed that line and turned off permalinks in the admin which helped.
however whichever method i tried at configuring permalinks at the link as provided, caused internal server error, are there any other way i should go about? Or is it due to the incompatibility between wordpress 2.6 and bbpress 0.9.0.2?
