You should check out this forum: http://bbpress.org/forums/forum/templates and also google bbninja.
In a word, yes. In many words, it can be done but but would require some level of customization, using taxonomies and terms.
In a word, yes. In many words, it can be done but but would require some level of customization, using taxonomies and terms.
It’s possible to build forum just like Gawker Open Forums with bbPress?
I,ve already try use Buddypress, but i think it’s just to complex. as you can see at http://prorebel.com/activity
How do i make bbpress private?
in other words users will have to create a profile a password in order to enter to the panel?
is there a plug-in for it?
sincerely
Jim
Who to active akismet to form-topic.php ?
thinks
Jaja: I think it would work in the way BuddyPress works, i.e. placing plugins for BuddyPress in wp-content/plugins too.
Just a question:
If this bbPress plugin goes Live will there be some different folder inside the bbPress folder to place future plugin’s?
something like this:
wp-content > plugins (plugins for WordPress only)
wp-content > plugins > bbpress > bbp-plugins (plugins for bbPress only)
Because i was looking at the bbPress-signature plugin and it works very good only what if this bbPress plugin will get very successful and lots of people start making plugin’s for the bbPress forum plugin only (just like bbPress stand alone) Then we have in a few months more then 50 different plugin’s inside the plugins folder and you can’t see very clear what plugin is for what part of the website. (WP or BBP)
Just some small and fast thinking of my side..
Now I’ve also tried this plugin, without any luck:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-integration
Anyone knows what the problem could be?
Would be really nice to solve this since this integration was the biggest reason to why I’ve choosed bbpress.
Cheers
Now I’ve also tried this plugin, without any luck:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-integration
Anyone knows what the problem could be?
Would be really nice to solve this since this integration was the biggest reason to why I’ve choosed bbpress.
Cheers
Topic tag theme compat is now in the plugin repo. It’s new and uses some weird hacks to pull off (since we need to make sure it plays nicely with existing tax queries) so be sure to play with it.
Rick: That’s the only one I know of.
Did you see any errors while installing bbPress?
Did you see any errors while installing bbPress?
Hi there,..
I’ve set up bbpress several times on a local MAMP server and installed the program without problems or warnings.
It all works… except for the fact that I can’t see the posts. Whatever I do, they just dont show up.
All other functionality is apparently OK. I haven’t got a clue where to start looking.
All help welcome, THX Frank
Just put some finishing touches on breadcrumbs in theme compat. All that’s left to do is add the topic-tags to theme compat, and zero out the tickets in trac. Also updated the first post of this topic with status.
You can find a link to the plugin in the sticky post at the top of the forum.
The bbpress plugin’s topics and replies are custom post types.
Check bbpress.php for the register_post_type functions.
I’ve only been hacking away at the plugin for a day but from what I’ve seen all of the standard custom post type features appear to be working.
Tomorrow I’m going to mess around with custom fields, custom meta boxes and adding in some additional taxonomies.
I see a lot of possibilities for blurring the lines between a blog and a forum.
If you can manipulate wordpress to do crazy stuff, you’ll love the new plugin version.
You can find a link to the plugin in the sticky post at the top of the forum.
The bbpress plugin’s topics and replies are custom post types.
Check bbpress.php for the register_post_type functions.
I’ve only been hacking away at the plugin for a day but from what I’ve seen all of the standard custom post type features appear to be working.
Tomorrow I’m going to mess around with custom fields, custom meta boxes and adding in some additional taxonomies.
I see a lot of possibilities for blurring the lines between a blog and a forum.
If you can manipulate wordpress to do crazy stuff, you’ll love the new plugin version.
I would like to know how I get my forum to look like the bbpress forum?
Using the default theme it doesn’t even come close to what is shown here in on the forum. Same with the other themes I have checked out.
If possible I would like to know the easiest way to get some type of navigation links in the header so people can get back to the main site areas.
I assume the new plugin will fix that part but until then I just need some basic styling to get it working smoothly.
Currently I have a list of discussions and topics a mile long down the page then the forums are underneath with sub forums underneath that.
Do note I imported this from PHPBB. It wasn’t like that on there but I can understand having to deal with some general issues with the conversion process.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
My site is here http://crosseyedgaming.com/site-forums/
Is it something that can be done with the to-be-released BBpress plugin? If yes, is the beta release available for testing?
Is it something that can be done with the to-be-released BBpress plugin? If yes, is the beta release available for testing?
@gautam is there a specific converter from phpbb to bbpress convertor other than the one I mentioned?
Just so you all know, I was able to work out my issue I mentioned. So that one does work. Have not tried the new plug in. Maybe later on.
Just a note for all: There are importers for phpBB from almost anything, so just import your forums to that, then use the converter for phpBB -> bbPress standalone and then convert bbPress standalone -> bbPress plugin. That’s the way it could work right now, but can be simplified later. 
