Under plugin option click on Add New
Then click on upload tab.
Browse for the zip file.
Click on upload
Click on activate.
The plugin is now activated.
Hello,
How to disable/remove Visual editor on BBPress 2.1?
Thanks
Hello,
I would like to try this plugin with my wordpress.com blog, but I could not find the ‘add plugin’ option in my wordpress admin section.
Can you please explain how I can install this, step by step?
I have already downloaded the bbpress folder to my desktop
Thank you.
I wonder if that is just a 2.1 feature. bbPress is doing that out of the box for me.
I do think bbPress was setting the posts to Pending before putting them through moderation, but this may not be a bbPress bug.
I’ve been trying most any troubleshooting step I can find.
I turned off EnableSendfile in Apache, and every forum post has come through successful since then. But since the issue was intermittent and only a few people are testing the forums right now, it’s hard to tell.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#enablesendfile
My memory utilization is still pretty high, but I cranked down my Apache settings considerably (using recommended settings for a 256MB VPS on my 2GB VPS) and I turned off eaccellerator in PHP as well.
If I get a few more successful test posts from users, then I’ll close the ticket in Trac.
Memory utilization could really be any bad piece of PHP code on my site, and I’m not sure where that is coming from yet. But if no one else reports it, then my case is anecdotal.
Even though it isn’t fully integrated, bbPress 2.1 and BuddyPress 1.6 play fairly well together for me so far. I haven’t turned on the BuddyPress forum component, and I use bbPress 2.1 providing sitewide forums and group forums. bbPress 2.1 is feeding into BuddyPress activity feeds as well.
I’m having similar problems and still haven’t found the root cause. What I’m using in the mean time is redirect plugin:
http://www.theblog.ca/wplogin-redirect
Hello,
I would like if someone could please tell me all the things should I look for before going live with bbPress. For example security, integration, and recommended plugins.
Thanks,
PS: I am running bbpress 2.0.3 with WordPress 3.4.1
I have budget available if someone is willing to work on a fix this weekend!
Has anyone had success installing the bbPress Threaded Replies plugin with a non-default theme? I’ve copied over the templates, but there are some seious rendering problems that I don’t know how to start troubleshooting!
Wow there, it’s only been 8 hours. For all we know, every developer available could still be sound asleep. We’ve been getting daily RC releases based on users’ bug reports; I hardly think there’s any reason to complain.
BBpress Version 2.0.3
BuddyPress Version 1.5.6
I did a plugin check and it’s not a plugin. Strange because if I mention myself on a wall or activity page, it sends me a notification. Do it on bbpress forum and it doesn’t give me anything.
I have a WordPress (v 3.4.1) site with a custom theme. I have my permalinks set to %postname% and my navigation is hard coded with relative urls (<a href="about">About</a>)
I have installed bbpress (v 2.0.3) and everything works great until I try to leave the forum page. From the forum page, when I click on any link in the nav, it adds /forum to all my urls resulting in a 404 error.
In the bbpress settings I have unchecked the “Prefix your forum area with the Forum Base slug (Recommended)” option, and that did not fix it.
Any help would be appreciated as this site is due to a client by the end of today and I don’t want to use a different Forum plugin.
I had a phpBB forum that I was trying to migrate into my WordPress MU blog.
I used the bbConverter WP Plugin and found that when I tried to migrate the phpBB Forum it imported everything but the users.
So I thought I would do the migration in two stages.
1. Migrate phpBB forum to Standalone WP Blog (with bbPress Plugin obviously)
2. Move standalone WP Blog to MU WP Blog
Stage 1 worked fine so my issue (and question) is NOT with phpBB or bbConverter
Stage 2 however didn’t work, when I tried to import the WP backup into a blog in my MU set-up none of the users, forums, topic or replies would import.
So, is there an easier way of migrating a WP Blog using the bbPress plugin INTO a WP MU Blog ?
Cheers
David
Thank you for the response…I’m about to show you how clueless I am, but I’m learning…
To clarify, when I use the customize theme settings using the tool provided with this theme, it should also change for the bbPress forums. However, when I adjust this theme to its dark color option, the bbPress forum tables do not change – they keep white backgrounds, etc., although the font colors do change.
To fix this, since it’s all cosmetic/CSS, I’d copy bbPress’s CSS to my theme’s directory?
There, told ya I was clueless…
~ Alisa
Why the heck dont the bbpress developers respond. I feel most of the time that they are asleep !
To my knowledge, bbPress 2.1 would not yet be integrated into BuddyPress groups, as indicated by this punted ticket. Yet in the settings of bbPress 2.1 RC3, there’s a BuddyPress heading, sub-titled “Forum settings for BuddyPress”.
It gives me the option to “Allow BuddyPress Groups to have their own forums”, as well as setting a parent forum for these group forums. I’ve tried playing around with these settings but they don’t seem to have any effect. Am I not understanding its intended use or is the functionality not actually present yet?
That’s fairly accurate.
You don’t have to create a child theme or any of that unless you want to customize the default bbPress theme (bbp-theme-compat). In that case just copy the files you want to customize into your WordPress theme directory and bbPress will use those instead.
You have both BuddyPress and bbPress installed/activated correct?
What version of BuddyPress/bbPress?
If I’m reading this correctly, it does like bbPress can put the posts in pending status.
Here is an Apache error log cranked up to debug level when it happened.
http://pastebin.com/gF23AQXy
/** Topic Moderation ******************************************************/
$post_status = bbp_get_public_status_id();
if ( !bbp_check_for_moderation( $anonymous_data, $topic_author, $topic_title, $topic_content ) )
$post_status = bbp_get_pending_status_id();
Does 2.1 RC2 remedy slowness issues on installations with more than a million posts?
I have to go to my bluehost control panel to delete the bbpress plugin and then I can access my dashboard again.
My wordpress account is new so there isn’t much on it. So would memory still be the problem? If so, how would I fix this?
Unfortunately I don’t have the expertise to make any improvements. I do have to ask though… would it be relatively easy to reverse the process to import starting with most recent posts first?
Even though I can continue, I’m still not able to import all of the bbpress standalone install.
Today I was able to sit for 4.5 hours straight and let it run doing 2000 rows at a time, and it made it to 196,000 (out of 361,000), but that’s it. Even though I can resume it, it seems that it “remembers” where it left off by manually checking, 2000 rows at a time, if it’s been done or not, so presumably it would require quite a bit of time at first to check, then resume, and I’m simply not able to stay at a computer long enough to accomplish it. Even disabling sleep on my computer and letting it run all night, it times out sometime overnight.
Any ideas how to get my recent posts? I’m considering making a backup of the database, then using phpmyadmin to manually delete anything more than a year old, then re-running the import tool. Would that work in theory?
Probably out of memory. Both bbPress and BuddyPress are large plugins. Loading up all that code takes resources that your host may not have. If you deactivate one ore the other, does everything come back up?
