Hey guys, the converter in BBpress worked out pretty well. There was some issues with emoticons not being converted properly but I ran into a more troubling issue. When a forum user tries to login into our site they get a php warning.
“Warning: require_once(bbp-converter.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/cog/public_html/test-site/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-user-functions.php on line 1466
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘bbp-converter.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/cog/public_html/test-site/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-user-functions.php on line 1466”
It seems to be unable to find the bbp-converter file. This could possibly have something to do with our urls as the sites path is http://64.64.27.114/~cog/test-site/ and as you can see up above the path it is trying taking differs. Any thoughts on how I could resolve this? None of the users can login in right now.
this looks awesome – any chance you’ll support the version of bbpress that comes with buddypress for groups?
cheers!
Do you have any other plugins activated? Try disabling them to see if there is a conflict.
Also deactivate bbPress then reactivate the plugin which should reset the permissions.
I removed the BuddyPress section from the FAQ as after pointing someone to the FAQ I got a question “Do I have to install BuddyPress?” so to avoid confusion it is now separate.
> If you have a problem while using a non-bundled theme, check if it
> happens with TwentyTen or TwentyEleven.
What happens when using TwentyTen or TwentyEleven?
I don’t see any install of bbPress, only mingle forums at http://www.cvshore.com/forum/
Hello, I have a multisite 3.4.1 – buddypress 1.6.1 – bbpress 2.1.2 installation in a subfolder: mysite.com/subsite/ and I have some User Problems. Both Buddypress + bbpress are network activated.
1. When a user register he doesn’t appear at the main site but in the Superadmin users area.
2. Registered users can’t write reply’s or new topics, the following message appears: “You cannot create new topics at this time.”
What did I make wrong?
Why I can’t see registered users in the main site, so I can give them some roles?
Is there a solution?
Thanks
Kostas
p.s. The multisite+buddypress+bbpress installation and the main site is in the subfolder.
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matrixd.
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Hi
i use worpress 3.4.1 and I installed bbpress 2.1.2 on my site karnhack.com.
I have the permalink activated (I have tried to reset it) and the wordpress page is named karnhack.com/forum-test
When i click the forum “provaforum” bbpress opens the contents out of my site and ignores the permalink /forum-test/
Could someone help me? thank you very much
Great! thanks for the update netweb.
I hope Buddypress forums to bbpress plugin is ‘next’ importer in the works 🙂
Thank you very much! I will get going on this right away
No, you do not need BuddyPress installed.
Is the bbPress plugin activated on your plugins settings? (if it is deactivate it and reactivate it)
There are three new menu items on your WordPress navigation menu. These are:
Forums – create and manage your forum.
Topics – topics are created within forums, they are the issues that are being discussed.
Replies – replies are made to topics, this is the actual discussion.
You should be able to see your forums at http://yourdomain.com/forums/
You can also create a standard WordPress page and add a shortcode eg. [bbp-forum-index] (This will Show your entire forum index) to the page content.
You can then add either to any of your main WordPress menus for easy navigation.
> To fix this try resetting your permalinks. In your WordPress
> Administration Screens navigate to Settings > Permalinks, select a
> different permalink structure and save. Then select your preferred
> permalink structure and save again.
https://codex.bbpress.org/faq/#404
netweb, thanks for your reply. I had previously looked at the bbpress getting started page, but did go back again per your suggestion. Unfortunately, I am unable to apply anything past the installation. I did not install BuddyPress – do you have to install BuddyPress in order to get bbpress to work?
When I go to my WordPress dashboard “Pages/All Pages” there is no sign of any forum page – I suspect that this is probably closely related to my problem, which is that I don’t have any idea how to “connect” bbPress forum pages to my WordPress blog (e.g. for hyperlinks). I am assuming that the primary purpose of creating bbPress was to make it function effectively and somewhat seamlessly with WordPress – but I can’t find anything that tells me what the developers have in mind for that?
Thanks for your help and advice
bbPress does allow shortcodes for security reasons, you should look at something like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress2-shortcode-whitelist/
To order your replies in reverse order add the following code to your themes functions.php file.
https://gist.github.com/3414353
Glad its working for you.
It does not have to be a bug by either developer and is most likely just a conflict between the plugins, I would go ask to authors of the wordbooker plugin if they could have a look at bbPress and see if they can offer a fix/solution and/or implement bbPress support.
Bingo! as soon as you said “conflicting” I knew it was the wordbooker plugin. Wordbooker integrates wordpress with Facebook.
But that for sure has to be a bug. Is it bbpress bug or Wordbookers bug? I don’t want to compromise between those two but if I have to choose I choose to have a forum.
Try this and post the link back here:
Does this now include the forum description?
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Stephen Edgar.
Are you adding a forum description to each of the forums you are creating?
eg. ‘Anything’ should also have a description ‘This forum is for anything’ and that will then show underneath the forum title on your forums page.
https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started-with-bbpress/#creating-your-first-forum
The Topic Tags part of your question to enable or disable them bbPress wide has already been completed and will be available in bbPress 2.2
I have no idea what is going on at your site but you have some other forum package that is not bbPress embedded in an iframe using a different domain.
> Visibility: decide whether your forum is public, private or hidden.
> Public – Anyone can see these forums
> Private – Only logged in registered users can see these forums
> Hidden: Only Moderators/Admins can see these forums
https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started-with-bbpress/#creating-your-first-forum
If you want further granular access you should use a plugin to control the access privs:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/ or
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/s2member/
