I wrote a little something in php to get a list of the current actions/filters in bbPress 2.0.1, should help out someone …
https://gist.github.com/1372637 (script + output)
Also useful to know are the actions/filters (hooks) in bbPress … I wrote a little something to get a list of the current actions/filters in bbPress 2.0.1, should help out someone …
https://gist.github.com/1372637
Having read a bit more, I installed the official twenty-ten bbpress child theme.
Exactly the same. Works fine, but just can’t see it.
How do I sort this. At the moment I’m resorting to suggesting people highlight it with the mouse.
I’ve looked into a plugin called Role Scoper which grants you the ability to restrict things based on WordPress user roles and capabilities. Admittedly, the plugin is a bit bulky for what’s being accomplished with the above code but it’s an option.
Hi Fanoop,
From what you describe above, I believe this plugin might do the trick to allow your bbPress forums to searchable across your site.
http://serverpress.com/products/search-bbpress/
Hello guys, I just wanted to ask you how does it look with the bbconverter update? Is it going out any time soon? I really can’t wait to finish my project. Thank you very much!
Thanks Andre.
As per your Help I have installed & Activate BB Press 2.0 ..Plz let me know how to run this BB Press 2.0 Forum on my Domain.
really Waiting Your Guidance Words.
Thanks.
If I rename bb-cron.php the problem goes away. So what jobs does bb-cron normally run?
I’ve installed bbPress 2.0.1 and integrated it with the s2Member plugin.
All seems to be working in the forum apart from when users click on their (or any other) profile links. They receive a page not found.
The profile link does work, however, for my profile (the site administrator). I can view my profile and so can other members.
I’ve tried creating a second administrator to see if the profile link would work then. It doesn’t.
Has anyone else come across this issue?
With thanks for any help or suggestions.
How to make bbpress permalink equal to site.com/forum ?
I changed the permalink of wp bought a not found error, HELP guys!!
Hey @WhiteRau – here’s what I’ve found on the subject so far.
According to this:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-change-plugins-load-order
It should be completely possible to make bbPress load first using the priority value in the add_action() call. So if you can figure out which function(s) you want to be sure load first, you can enter a low value (lower than 10) and it should work. I don’t have time to test it now, but if you’re curious, I doubt it could hurt anything to give it a try.
Good luck!
Mike
If you’re impatient (like me) you can actually fix this with a really easy edit to bbp-common-template.php
This ticket from trac shows you what to do:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1665
Core edits are generally not a great idea, but since this exact fix looks to be in the pipeline for a future release, seems like an OK thing to do.
I see. You were suggesting that we change the message to something else.
Thanks for this code. Ive been waiting for something like this, and was about to start working on a plugin to do the same thing.
I posted some of my issues on wprdpress because they weren’t answered and still haven’t been onbbpress. if you read this websites documentation it does say that you can post into the wordpress forum.
The issues that have yet to be resolved are still;
1. I can’t access my bbpress admin panel, dashboard or whatever you call
it. I keepm getting unregistered user messages. wordpress did show to me
that my bbpress profile exists.
My profile is tony webb and my forum is what do Christians believe.
2. Whenever I log into this forum I have to reset the password. I cut and
paste the previous password but this gets rejected. it also seems that
the check box when ticked doesn’t work as my password info isn’t saved.
Judging by the query, it looks like this is your topics index page or recent posts widget? It’s weird that it’s trying to grab both topics and replies, so that might be a bug depending on your config.
The short solution, which isn’t the best one, is not to have private or hidden forums. The NOT IN and INNER JOIN with the postmeta table is certainly to blame here, which goes away if you don’t have private or hidden forums. That combined with the IN query on ‘topic’ and ‘reply’ will pretty much result in full table scans.
The long term solution is to tidy up some of the meta values in bbPress, and move some of the hierarchical data out of postmeta and into indexed int values in the posts table. It’s a hack, but we’re at the mercy of the WordPress posts table schema.
A by-product of your post is it looks like it’s comparing as CHAR instead of SIGNED, which might marginally improve the query, but won’t fix the problem.
lol I think I tried to help you.
I think the problem is that you intall many plugin that not compatible with bbPress 2.0.
tries to uninstall (lets talk about the wild in you)^^
I hope you made a backup of your database before installing bbPress.
good luck
I’m not changing the message at all – hence the “dumb” behaviour.
Ok, hum, all this plugin arent bbpress 2.0 compatible, but bbpress 1.0 compatible.
for bbpress login you can just put a widget in your sidebar, it’s on your wordpress admin bar 
exactly same for last replies, last forum, …
bbpress 2.0 isn’t the same thing that bbpress 1.0
bbPress 2.0 doesnt require integration, it is a plugin to wordpress.
good luck
Hello,
What is your version of wordpress and that of your forum?
You have arrived in time to log a wordpress admin?
sorry for my poor english but i dont understand this expression
“Is it possible to delete this integration link “
in your blog, i see a vanilla forum not a bbpress integration oO
hello,
for a member to register or connection, you can implement in your sidebar the bbpress loggin widget.
you must be configured wordpress user and they can post, register, …
well to you.
I hope this is understandable
My final solution was to make bbPress ‘dumb’ when it comes to logged out users. I.e., it could either be clever and say “there are topics, but you’re not allowed to see them until you login” or it could just say “there are no topics”.
Thanks for the code! I have it working but I dont follow what you mean with the quoted login.
Is this a shortcode setting, or are you changing the default message of “Oh bother! No forums were found here!”.
Thank you for your reply.
The version that I have is version 2.0
I have integrated my forum into wordpress (plugins) and changed my wordpress theme to 2010 so that it is bbpress friendly.
I’m having problems setting that up but I noticed this evening that a sticky has been posted saying that there is an an online video tutorial available. I’ll watch that and follow what it says and then get back with any problems if any!
I’ve also changed my theme to a bbpress friendly theme twenty ten which has resolved the issue of my forum being cut off on the right of the screen. (I was using twenty eleven which although wordpress says that it is bbpress friendly it requires a lot of fiddling about to set up correctly)
For some reason bbpress defaulted to an old wordpress account (which i assumed had been removed) and since then I have not been able to log into the bbpress admin panel for food for thought. The old wordpress blog issue has been resolved but from the bbpress side of things I am unable to access my dashboard. When I log in I get unregistered user notices.
I need to use the bbpress admin panel to reorganise how I have set things up. I have done it completely wrong. The topics that I have created should be the categories or the forums (subjects that appear on the main forum page) and not as sub categories under one main subject.
It just seems to me that all I need is for bbpress to recognise that I am a registered user. I tried opening another account but I couldn’t do that as it said that the user already exists!
What version of bbPress are you using? If a version other than 2.x, is it integrated with WordPress?
