If this is solved please explain your suggestion
Wanguard is helpful. That said, I have migrated over to BBpress, which has the same issues with registration: NO ADMIN CONTROL!!
Wanguard is helpful. That said, I have migrated over to BBpress, which has the same issues with registration: NO ADMIN CONTROL!!
I tried it with myself and i lost my data. But I think their should be some alternative method to change it. So any one have this method then please tell me too.
Hello,
I’m looking for a swedish translation of the bbPress 2.0 plugin. I’ve seen people here with swedish translations of bbPress 1.0, so I thought I’d ask if anybody are sitting on a translation for 2.0 before I start translating it on my own.
Thanks in advance.
Is it possible to change from bbPress 2 to bbPress 1 without losing data etc?
FYI I just got a bit more info from the user that was having this problem. Turns out it is NOT a forum error and is a WordPress specific error. He only gets it when commenting in the WP section of my site.
That’s one “downside” of sorts with the integrated forum plugin… users can’t tell what’s WordPress and what’s bbPress, if they aren’t real familiar with both.
Jonathan
@JJJ – Will the plugin update be available via the WP plugin panel? Just want to make sure I am looking in the correct place.
Sorry, i’ve just seen that the bbPress forums can be disabled from the component setup page. This allows the forum links to work again but i’m still not able to get the BuddyPress links to work.
Could I ask why we need to turn off the bbPress support – is it just designed for the standalone bbPress install?
If I go to BuddyPress / Forums / Use an existing bbPress installation, it says:
Existing bbPress Installation
BuddyPress can make use of your existing bbPress install. Just provide the location of your bb-config.php file, and BuddyPress will do the rest.
Do I just ignore this?
How do I turn off the forums, do I have to do something additional to ignoring this setup page?
Thanks
Ashley
This is how I start a custom loop for a WordPress loop:
<br />
<?php $custom_posts = new WP_Query(); ?><br />
<?php $custom_posts->query('post_type=post&category=Uncategorized&order=ASC'); ?><br />
<?php while ($custom_posts->have_posts()) : $custom_posts->the_post(); ?><br />
<div class="project"><br />
<a>" title="<?php printf( esc_attr__( 'Permalink to %s', 'twentyten' ), the_title_attribute( 'echo=0' ) ); ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_post_thumbnail(); ?></a><br />
<h2><a>" title="<?php printf( esc_attr__( 'Permalink to %s', 'twentyten' ), the_title_attribute( 'echo=0' ) ); ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h2><br />
<p><?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'rw_services', true); ?></p><br />
</div><br />
<?php endwhile; ?><br />
How to start a custom loop in bbpress 2.0, For example, topics from a certain forum or category? (and even show the reply count?)
Hi a have wordpress website http://www.smile.mk/ and i need to install bbpress, is there any step by step guide for this.
Thanks
I recently looked at bbpress.org for the first time in a while and was excited to see the progress on the plugin.
I run a bbPress install that has thousands of signed in members and receives about 500k pageviews per month (1,000+ new topics, 18,000+ posts). It ain’t no Facebook, but with WP deep integration it requires a beefy dedicated server to keep it running smoothly.
I was wondering whether bbPress 2.0 was designed with something like this (or larger) in mind, or whether it is more for small forum use only.
The reason I ask is because I notice that (1) all topics/replies will go into the same db table and (2) some things that were denormalised in bb_posts/bb_topics for performance are no longer denormalised in the plugin. For the latter I’m thinking of the number of replies per topic, the last poster in a topic, etc.
It seems that the queries to build paginated topic lists might involve some quite complex joins over very large tables as a result. Is this the case, or am I missing some aspect of the design?
I know that the WP engine handles all of this for blogs, but blogs (even on wordpress.com, where each individual blog has its own post table) do not typically scale to 1000s of posts per day.
Bottom line, will bbPress 2.0 be advisable for larger installs? Or is that still a job for the standalone version?
Thanks.
Don’t install the forums that come with BuddyPress. You already have forums installed by way of using bbPress 2.0. Delete the bb-config.php file in the root of your install, and turn of bp-forums.
I’ve installed BuddyPress and the BP Compatibility theme pack, it’s added the top menu to my site but none of the links work (redirect to homepage) and my bbPress links are affected in the same way.
In the theme setup instructions, it had me
1. create a new dir /wp-content/themes/bbp-twentyten/ and move the 6 template dirs there
2. create a bb-config.php file and put it in the root
Permalinks for other WP pages are still working fine.
Have I run into a common problem? I’ve only worked on a few WP sites in the past and don’t really know the debugging process.
BuddyPress. Turn off the other components you don’t need.
The error I get is:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_load_plugin_textdomain() in /wh_b/……./WWW/wp-content/plugins/bbpm/bbpm.php on line 20
Is there a private messaging plugin for bbPress 2.0 plugin branch?
I’ve just downloaded bbpm and it won’t run, i’m presuming it’s only designed to work with standalone bbPress?
Is there anything else recommended?
Thanks
Ashley
@JJJ – Thanks. I will look for the update this morning and see if that fixes things.
Another symptom is that in the topic there are something wrong with posts order. For some reason latest post goes to the top of the list.
It really would be nice to see all the queries fired up by the bbpress.
@cib – Some fixes in Beta 3 might fix that issue for you. Will be available tomorrow morning.
Hi, Is there any way to replace the Last Poster with the nice_username on the home page of bbpress forum.
It is really hard to troubleshoot the problem with a link to the site itself. Need to read the code output to see what is happening
There are going to be a lot of us releasing custom themes for bbPress in the future. As said before, bbPress is very easy to work with when it comes to custom templates.
Keep in mind, bbPress is still beta, and there are not a lot of us using it yet. As it becomes stable, and gets more press, I believe you will see huge activity for themes and plugins.
The system is so easy that with just a few hours work, bbPress can be integrated into just about any theme. It really is that great and easy to work with.
There are going to be a lot of us releasing custom themes for bbPress in the future. As said before, bbPress is very easy to work with when it comes to custom templates.
Keep in mind, bbPress is still beta, and there are not a lot of us using it yet. As it becomes stable, and gets more press, I believe you will see huge activity for themes and plugins.
The system is so easy that with just a few hours work, bbPress can be integrated into just about any theme. It really is that great and easy to work with.