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  • #100821

    Sorry; I don’t understand the question. bbPress won’t move any files for you on its own. You mentioned that you’ve physically moved files (hopefully you copied, and did not remove them from the bbPress folder.) By putting

    add_theme_support( 'bbpress' );

    in your theme, you’re telling bbPress “I don’t need your help anymore and I have everything under control.” If you didn’t copy all of the files correctly, then bbPress won’t know what to do. :)

    #105921

    Sorry; I don’t understand the question. bbPress won’t move any files for you on its own. You mentioned that you’ve physically moved files (hopefully you copied, and did not remove them from the bbPress folder.) By putting

    add_theme_support( 'bbpress' );

    in your theme, you’re telling bbPress “I don’t need your help anymore and I have everything under control.” If you didn’t copy all of the files correctly, then bbPress won’t know what to do. :)

    #100820
    Aron Prins
    Participant

    John,

    Thanks for your reply! bbPress did not do that, does that have anything to do with folder permissions?

    cheers

    Aron

    #105920
    Aron Prins
    Participant

    John,

    Thanks for your reply! bbPress did not do that, does that have anything to do with folder permissions?

    cheers

    Aron

    #100819

    Since you’re manually adding theme support to your existing theme (as opposed to letting bbPress do it for you) you’ll need to move the other single/archive/page template files from bbp-twentyten into your existing theme too.

    #105919

    Since you’re manually adding theme support to your existing theme (as opposed to letting bbPress do it for you) you’ll need to move the other single/archive/page template files from bbp-twentyten into your existing theme too.

    #100460

    Neat. I definitely like the bbPress forums better. :)

    #105560

    Neat. I definitely like the bbPress forums better. :)

    #100769

    You could just as easily put some code in the sidebar.php of your theme to show/hide whenever you want it to. Contextual sidebars are an oft requested WordPress core feature too.

    #105869

    You could just as easily put some code in the sidebar.php of your theme to show/hide whenever you want it to. Contextual sidebars are an oft requested WordPress core feature too.

    #95423

    @jarledb – Eventually bbPress will be on GlotPress, which will enable easier crowd sourcing of translations.

    Will look into getting into GlotPress soon.

    Will look into getting into GlotPress soon.

    #100631

    In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – FAQ

    I don’t think it’s too long. There are numerous long term infrastructure decisions to be made before creating an entirely new missing section of a live site. I understand your sense of urgency, but I need you to trust that it will happen when it can happen. :)

    Developers should have plenty of documentation within the bbPress code itself; it’s all properly phpDoc’ed with great examples on what the functions do and how to use them. If you’re curious how to do something, take a walk down

    #105731

    In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – FAQ

    I don’t think it’s too long. There are numerous long term infrastructure decisions to be made before creating an entirely new missing section of a live site. I understand your sense of urgency, but I need you to trust that it will happen when it can happen. :)

    Developers should have plenty of documentation within the bbPress code itself; it’s all properly phpDoc’ed with great examples on what the functions do and how to use them. If you’re curious how to do something, take a walk down

    #95422
    jarledb
    Participant

    Feel free to delete any surplus entries. I feel like I am taking over the thread.

    I figured out the language file had to be put in wp-contents/languages/bbpress/ catalog to work (and with the naming bbpress-nb_NO.mo for norwegian). Now I just have to get poedit to co-operate.

    Are there any other tools/plugins that you recommend to do translations? What would be a good tool to work with the .POT file that is included with the plugin?

    Paweł Patyk
    Member

    To add a translation into bbPress 2.0 beta 1?

    Paweł Patyk
    Member

    To add a translation into bbPress 2.0 beta 1?

    #95418
    Gautam Gupta
    Participant

    arpowers: You mean forums including forums, topics, replies, user profiles etc. or just forums? For the latter, you can use bbp_is_forum().

    bbPress 2.0 plugins can be found here. :)

    #95417
    arpowers
    Member

    What is the function to detect whether or not the forum is present on a certain WP page?

    (this would help w/ selective loading of CSS)

    Also, what’s the initiative around plugins for the new bbPress WP Plugin?

    Ricardo
    Participant

    Just noticed that the pot is available so i started translating bbpress to Portuguese (Europe), if you’re interested in helping out write down your email in a comment and i’ll get in touch with you

    Com o bbpress a passar de “standalone” para “plugin” e a disponibilização do respectivo pot comecei a traduzir para Português, se estiveres interessado em ajudar na tradução deixa o teu email num comentário e entrarei em contacto.

    Podem seguir o trabalho em:

    http://www.ricardouk.com/traducoes

    e

    http://pt.forums.wordpress.org/topic/bbpress-em-portugues?replies=1

    #100768
    Mark Barnes
    Member

    those are not core-bbpress files, those are bbpress child-theme files for twebtyten-theme.

    They’re core in the sense that they’ll get overwritten when I update the bbPress plugin. That’s why I don’t want to edit them.

    Because bbPress works best using its own child theme, it’s really important we have filters and actions in that theme, because we can’t use our own child theme to override it (because WordPress doesn’t support children of children).

    I’ll add a ticket to trac about it.

    #105868
    Mark Barnes
    Member

    those are not core-bbpress files, those are bbpress child-theme files for twebtyten-theme.

    They’re core in the sense that they’ll get overwritten when I update the bbPress plugin. That’s why I don’t want to edit them.

    Because bbPress works best using its own child theme, it’s really important we have filters and actions in that theme, because we can’t use our own child theme to override it (because WordPress doesn’t support children of children).

    I’ll add a ticket to trac about it.

    #38544
    kai920
    Member

    I’ve just found an old 1.03 bbpress install with a ton of spam posts and spam tags. I don’t want to start over completely. I suppose going thru phpMyAdmin directly would be fastest, unless the 2.0 beta has new admin options in the backend.

    To remove unwanted posts, I can just run a query for all posts created after a certain date in the bb_posts table.

    How do I remove tags? I’m not sure what the relationship between bb_terms, bb_term_relationships, and bb_term_taxonomy are.

    Are there other tables I need to look at where SPAM might have gotten in?

    After I get rid of all the SPAM I’ll be looking to move to 2.0 asap :)

    #100767
    Rami Yushuvaev
    Participant

    those are not core-bbpress files, those are bbpress child-theme files for twebtyten-theme.

    mark, i like your idea, fillers are better. but in this case we are talking about front-end display, it depends on how your theme displayes sidebars.

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