I use the SEO plugin via Yoast which also supports sitemaps for custom post-types.
This is one of those MUST HAVE plugins on every site 
http://yoast.com/wordpress/seo/
Add the following code to your theme functions.php file
function wptumble_feed_request($vars) {
if (isset($vars['feed']) && !isset($vars['post_type']))
$vars['post_type'] = array('post', 'topic', 'reply');
return $vars;
}
add_filter('request', 'wptumble_feed_request');
page in question → http://textfugu.com/bb/
On my forum page index, the pages for the next topics page aren’t going to the right page for the next page.
They go to http://www.textfugu.com/page/2/ instead of http://www.textfugu.com/bb/page/2/
I saw something about this that I think is fixed by changing forums → forum, or vice versa, but looks like my code for this was right, plus I have the most updated version (actually, this stopped working after I updated, it seems).
Anything else I should check / change?
Thanks much!
Hi All,
hope you’re doing well.. I’m using the latest beta and implemented custom login/register/forgot pages using the page templates which come with the theme. my only problem is when there’s an error (email exists, empty password etc.) the form redirects to /wp-login.php , I can’t seem to find the way to override this url and return the user to the page he came from along with the notices/erros.. any ideas?
thanks in advance!
Thanks JJJ. This clarifies things and I understand the priorities.
And I’d be very interested to see bbPress 2.0’s perf on one of the big .org forums.
BTW, I think this issue is orthogonal to deep integration. It is really about…
1. The size of the posts table relative to a typical WordPress blog posts table
2. The fact that there is no denormalization to eliminate huge complex queries
This isn’t an issue for a Worpress blog, even a massive multisite installation like WordPress.com, because the posts table for each blog is separate and there is seldom a need to do a cross-blog query. This means that WordPress for blogs can scale nicely without too many tricks.
One potential solution is to create a helper table that denormalizes the things you need and points to the actual post in the wp_post table.
I use wordpress (and I am experimenting with the bbpress plugin). I use the xml sitemap generator plugin for wordpress, and it has worked well (I think its made by Arne Brachhold).
I noticed that it didn’t seem to pick up on bbpress posts though, even though I have bbpress installed as a plugin. Is there some way to have these integrated so that it shows for both?
Or is there a plugin available that combines these two into one sitemap?
Thanks!
Does [bbp-forum-index] take a parameter or is there a variation of this shortcode that displays all forums and not just the root ones?
What is the purpose of the CODE button ?
I’m asking this beacause,
I need to allow people to post their Bandcamp players in our forums … Bandcamp offers iframe AND shortcode for wordpress.com … but those shortcodes are not compatible with my wordpress install …
Here you can see an example (clic on SHARE then WORDPRESS):
http://beatmakit.bandcamp.com/track/amnezic-demande-de-featuring
or here http://beatmakit.bandcamp.com/album/hip-hop-beatz
Is there a way I could use your toolbar to get bandcamp players work in bbpress Forums ?
PS. I tried to install the WP Bandcamp plugin, but it handles yet another shortcode ; not compatible with the SHARE option of the players …
The FAQ states that there will be some initial BP 1.3 and bbpress 2.0 integration. I’m not seeing anywhere what that integration will entail.
@JJJ
I want to use this shortcode: [bbp-single-forum id="A forum ID"]
Where I can find ID?
@Andre
Where I can find list of shortcodes like for example “[bbp-forum-index]“???
Can i use the bbpress WordPress plugin for my website and update when the final is out?
or the final version a totaly other version like the beta?
Do you have a question?..
If you’re looking for a way to integrate bbPress 2.0 with BuddyPress, this is not yet possible. There’s no set date given, but I’m hoping we’ve only got a couple more weeks of waiting left.
Hi,
I am using bbpress 2.0 beta 3b, twentyten theme.
I’ve upgraded my wordpress to 3.2, and suddenly I (admin) cannot edit both posts and reply from frontend as the edit button does not respond anymore. It takes me back to the original page.
This was not happening when I was using wp 3.1.3.
Even if I change my theme to twentyeleven, it does not work in wp 3.2.
Can you advise?
It’s a concern for sure, and bbPress will scale no differently than WordPress does with that many entries.
Comparatively, bbPress 1.0’s schema was purpose built for exactly what it was designed to do, and using the WordPress posts table is a bit of square peg in a round hole. bbPress 2.0 is the compromise of maximum efficiency for ease of integration. If you must have maximum efficiency and are not using deep integration already, then bbPress 1.0 is the safest bet for now. bbPress 2.0 is only going to get better as more devs use it and more people interact with the code.
Ideally I’ll get it running on a few of our sites in the .org sphere and we’ll be able to stress test it a bit more. That will be happening in the next few weeks, but isn’t as much of a priority as releasing the first 2.0 version and getting BuddyPress 1.3 out as well.
We’ve been running wordpress for a few months now, and decided to install bbPress. To integrate, we’ve tried to use different databases, as well as the same database. On our 5th attempt at installing bbPress and trying to integrate, our main blog was affected. Every page on our wordpress site are bringing 404 errors, except for our home page. We’ve also been locked out of our admin dashboard with this message: “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.”
I don’t remember exactly all of the ‘variables’ that I tried during this attempt, but I do remember adjusting the prefixes. The only thing on the web that I could find, is this (But it doesn’t go into how they fixed the issue). http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/404-pages-after-integration-w-wordpress/page/2#post-2039
Does anyone have a clue, as to what’s going on, or how we can change our prefixes? We’d like to get our wordpress site working again. Thanks in advance.
Thanks Erlend…
But I know how to make wordpress networked and my networked wordpress is sub domained and it have not a good like if my blog is http://blog.7i7griffin.info but my forum be 7i7griffin.info/forum
Am I say something wrong?
Thanks Erlend…
But I know how to make wordpress networked and my networked wordpress is sub domained and it have not a good like if my blog is http://blog.7i7griffin.info but my forum be 7i7griffin.info/forum
Am I say something wrong?
I would love to have a search that searches bbpress (plugin) forums ..
ok
For those interested,
My URLs were correct …
I just forgot to tic the box at the end of the source URL text line
THanks pimarts
This is a great “temporary” solution !
hum
I tried :
/blog/forums-audio-mao/membres/(.*)
to
/blog/members/$1/profile
I also tried without the /blog
Not working for me,
I’m not good with this kind of stuff !
If you don’t mind, how would you “phrase the rule” with my URLS (previous post)
Thanks in advance
Yes the plugin can handle that.
I have this for example:
Source URL:
/forums/users/(.*)/
Target URL:
domain/members/$1/
Works great for me.
I have an interesting plugin that may be a solution that puts the control of blocking troublemakers and annoying people at the level of users.
I’ve made a plugin that allows people to block any post or topic from any user from being visible to them.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-ignore-user/
It allows a user, Alice, to maintain a list of ignored users. So when Alice decides to ignore any other user, Bob, then she will no longer be shown any of Bob’s topics or posts.
Of course, sometimes Alice might want to view a post made by Bob, so it is possible to view ignored posts or topics by clicking a “Show Topics” or “Show Posts” link.
Alice can remove Bob from her ignore list by going to her profile where her ignore list is displayed privately.
* Moderators cannot be ignored by anyone.
* A user cannot ignore themselves.
* A user’s ignore list is private and viewable only to that user or an administrator (or rather, some user who can edit that user’s profile).
* A user (e.g.) Admin who can edit that user’s (Alice’s) profile can also remove ignored users (Bob) from the user’s (Alice’s) profile.
Sound good? I call it self-censorship and self-moderation. I’m going to build a few more plugins based on self-censorship and self-moderation.