I have been struggling with this for hours. The forum I am trying to build is at http://www.AdeAdepitan.com/forums
I wanted to install “bbGrunge” and then edit it to fit with my theme. However, I am having no luck installing it.
I would really appreciate it if someone explained in really detailed but using simple terms, how I to install bbGrunge on a wordpress.org bbpress forum.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! I think I’m probably missing something very simple, but I’ve searched and searched and tested several different things, but nothing is working.
Panda: these are the translation of the forum that are not the same.
The latter one is a great plugin. Go ahead and use it.
Thanks. I think I confused those two and I’ll give bbPM a try.
As for the bbpress plugin, I have disabled it on my WP blog for the moment. However, if it becomes usable, will there be a way to import content from a standalone bbpress installation?
bbpress plugin is still in RC status. I’m sure as it gets more widely adopted that there will be tons of plugins released. I know that I have a few up my sleeve already as do many others.
This one is rather unique.
http://www.wpbundle.com/demo/reforum/
*If you know your way around it really isn’t to difficult to modify any theme to work properly with bbpress.
check out:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-theme-compatibility
cool, didn’t know you could set a default forum… where is that setting located?
I can test and report back if it works for me
Why not hook into the ‘forums’ admin panel itself and simply append the options there? That is kind of what the entire point of having the forums admin tab is for right?
No offense, but 4 sep sub-plugins is just plain stupid. And yeah, I read the rational for it, just disagree and hope NO ONE else takes this approach. I can see the day when I open up my admin panel and have 300 sub-plugins in there to manage…. LOL
*I still have the horrible memories of an ‘unnamed’ buddypress plugin that went this route. By the time I turned on all the needed features, my admin panel was displaying dozens of plugins… arghhhh
Thanks pimarts. Like I said in that post, I’m kind of hoping that this toolbar will take off as a ‘must have’ for bbPress. With this, I also would like to inspire others to extend the toolbar using plugins. Perhaps After The Deadline could hook into this toolbar.
Bringing the components into individual files was important for allowing people to turn everything on or off. I wanted all toolbar items to be treated (sort of) equally, so now they’re all plugged in via the hook.
I am still playing around with some things up until bbPress 2.0 is marked as stable.
Some plugins also seems to be imcompatible with bbPress 2.x… Perhaps plugins shud also be categorised for easier download and reference…
Pretty much all recent topics are 2.x related though.
I agree that a split would take away some confusion though.
i dont like the new way. i have enough plugins and i dont want choose all the single items as a plugin.
checkboxes in toolbar menu are okay but this way with activate as a plugin…
no i dont like this. i realy dont like this.
sorry
Current, the bbPress Forum configuration for my site are as follows:
Category 1
– Forum 1.1
– Forum 2.1
Category 2
– Forum 2.1
– Forum 2.2
When using dashboard > add >topic, it will link me to create topic page and everything works fine.
However, whenever user start to add topic using this method, the default attribute for forum post is set to (No Forum).
This causes the newly created topic to land in nowhere and admin has to read the topic thereafter manually assign the topic to the relevant forum.
I tried changing the default attribute from (No Forum) to Forum 1.1 but to no avail as it was all locked n grey out.
Any user encountering the same problem?
If yes, please enlighten…
Been browsing and reading the forum for bbpress 2.x related articles such as installation guides, plugins etc.
Seems like most of the topics revolve in bbpress 1.x… Hoping that the forum can start new category for 2.x for users for easier discussions.
Does anyone know if there are themes available for WordPress, with the bbPress child theme (pay or free), other than Twenty Ten?
Hi,
Im playing around with the latest beta of bbpress and I would like to use a translation made available. Hovewer if I set for instance define(‘BBLANG’, ‘fr_FR’);
after downloading and copying to the right folder the translation files nothing happens. I searched the lastest edition for BBLANG but it isnt even there. What should I do?
Thanks
any word on this? would it be better to just make it wordpress and use the bbpress2.0?
I think you are talking about this – https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/security-warning-stop-using-private-messaging-plugin
Don’t confuse Private messaging plugin with the bbPM plugin. The latter one is a great plugin. Go ahead and use it.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bbpm/
Also Ben (plugin author) is already working on a bbPM version which is for the new bbPress (WordPress plugin).
I’m using the WP-FB-AutoConnect plugin.
I’m using the WP-FB-AutoConnect plugin.
I haven’t seen anything that would allow them to register with their facebook account… I assume there may be a way to do this but using this to by pass the registration process is what I was thinking that way they could comment or reply with out becoming a registered user.
I don’t know if something like this is even practical.. I just assume all of you are more experienced with this so I look to learn what is working for you.
I’m not a code hacker (editing the PHP is a mystery to me.. I can do it as long as some says what the insertion point is… (has to be dummy proof for me)…
I updated to RD2 2.0 and I haven’t seen any glitches but I don’t have very many users and I’m going to try to sticky and super sticky topic post and see what happens…
Is there a PDF online that will tell me what these thing should do versus what I see them actually do?
I haven’t seen anything that would allow them to register with their facebook account… I assume there may be a way to do this but using this to by pass the registration process is what I was thinking that way they could comment or reply with out becoming a registered user.
I don’t know if something like this is even practical.. I just assume all of you are more experienced with this so I look to learn what is working for you.
I’m not a code hacker (editing the PHP is a mystery to me.. I can do it as long as some says what the insertion point is… (has to be dummy proof for me)…
I updated to RD2 2.0 and I haven’t seen any glitches but I don’t have very many users and I’m going to try to sticky and super sticky topic post and see what happens…
Is there a PDF online that will tell me what these thing should do versus what I see them actually do?
great thanks so much guys!
I’m not letting unregistered users post topics and comments, I am letting users login/register and post with Facebook though. Seems to work great.
