How can I add a plugin to this site?
I am already a WordPress plugin developer. My WordPress plugins have over 2 million downloads. I made a CAPTCHA plugin for bbPress, I would like to add it. Thanks for any help.
I am logged on, went to this page:
http://bbpress.org/plugins/forum/requests
I clicked on the big button “Add your plugin”
There is no form, just this message:
Add Your Plugin
You can add the plugin you’ve written to the plugin directory by filling out the form below.
This form is only for plugin developers. If you’d like to see a plugin listed here, please contact that plugin’s author.
I need some help with the CSS… I can’t seem to figure out what I need to change in the CSS so that it does not completely mess up my layout.
http://groceryvine.com/community/forum/groceryvine/
I’m just using the BBPress.css at the moment.
I just want to fit the forums into my normal post/page area
I’ve seen a few topics addressing this issue but none of them could fix it or the post was 4 years old!
I installed wordpress 3.1 in my main directory
I installed BBPress 1.0.3 in a folder in my main directory
– Both use the same database
BBPress worked perfect and I could access the admin dashboard.
I used the bbpress dashboard to integrate WP.
– mapped user roles (Key master – Administrator etc…) then saved.
– filled out the other fields correctly and saved.
Right after i saved it i was booted out of the admin and could not log-in again.
I tried using the bbpress and WP login/password, both did not work.
I compared the keys in both configs and they were correct
I compared the salts from my db to my wp-config and they were correct
I cleared my browser cache and that didn’t work
Since it seems like an internal scripting bug, How do i fix this manually???
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Mahalo in advance!
Original poster must be using MySQL 5.5. The TYPE = MYISAM syntax has been removed; https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1486/
Original poster must be using MySQL 5.5. The TYPE = MYISAM syntax has been removed; https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1486/
For what it’s worth all, I’m using a variety of plugins in my WP site and they seem to work fine with bbP. Haven’t run into any particularly nasty issues so far… they’ve just worked. Stuff like private messaging, capability manager, “first time visit message” plugins, breadcrumbs, etc.
Jonathan
Hello,
A little problem with theme integration.
As you can see in this page :http://pactetunisien.com/forums/forum/politique/
If there is not enough text, then the forum will not be wide. Here’s another example :
http://pactetunisien.com/forums/topic/actualite-tunisie/
how to make everything wide to fill all the space of the page ?
Thanks,
I personally hope that support for existing plugins will be a possibility, if not upon its release, fairly early on. I have a good BB forum running right now with enough plugins that the idea of not having them (or figuring out how to re-write them with the new needs of the bb-plugin) is making my head hurt.
As Kasparas said at the top of the page. What’s in, what is fixed, what may be broken, and what new features are there for 1.0.3. I’m going to wait a bit, but I just want to get a gist of what the news with 1.0.3 is.
Its great idea to have sub forums.
hank you. I will check the links.
I just installed the Admin Add User plug-in. When I go to Add User, I get an error message that a file is missing: bb-plugins/admin-add-user.php on line 15. Line 15 is this: require_once( BB_PATH . BB_INC . ‘registration-functions.php’);
I cannot find the registration-functions.php anywhere. What am I missing?? I’m running bbPress 1.0.2. I specifically DO NOT want to integrate users with WordPress users.
Thanks!
Hello, I’ve been struggling 8 hours on this and I would appreciate any help
I’ve researched this high and low but cannot find an answer.
Problem: At STEP 2 of bbpress installer I try to access my wp-admin page for the requested Salts, but lo and behold – I’m locked out of wp-admin! I am shown a blank page.
WordPress and bbpress downloads share the same mysql database. bbpress is on same level as wp-admin — eg. mysite.com/forums. (see: https://picasaweb.google.com/andrews.bda/DirectoryBbpress# )
Why would my wp-admin lock me out during the bbpress installation?
Thanks in advance for any help!
~BDA
WP 3.1
bbpress 1.0.3
dreamhost
(((As an aside, maybe this has bearing on my problem….I did not have any auth or salt keys located within my wp-config.php file after dreamhost one click install. I had to manually copy and paste from wp-configsample.php!)))))
Am using WP 3.1 at GoDaddy. Tried installing BBPress but I get a page can’t be found error when I try to access the install, see here http://techotrade.com/forums/. Have uploaded twice via ftp to see if any missing or bad files. I have had a look around at some install instructions but no one mentioned this type of page error. Any suggestions?
I did another one for the plugin branch too but Vimeo is taking ages to make it live.
I did another one for the plugin branch too but Vimeo is taking ages to make it live.
LOL I beat you to it.
Decided to try one file at a time and see what would happen.. and waddya know it started working! Then I just dropped EVERY file from the bbp 2010 theme, that didn’t already exist in Profits Theme, into the PT theme folder and voila – my forum is back & working beautifully.
I am absolutely shocked it was this easy! 
Thanks for the insanely fast response, and keep up the great work… I’m a huge fan of the bbP plugin already and will definitely help spread the word about it however I can!
Jonathan
Hi Jonathan,
The bbPress plugin is still in development, and as such there isn’t a lot of documentation out in the world yet. This is partly due to some architectural changes made mid-way through development, and partly due to more time being spent in the code and not enough time spent on the bbPress.org site. That will eventually shift, and we’ll be sure to put up documentation that bbPress has needed all along.
Regarding Profits Theme, you have a few options. I think the safest will be to make a copy of your Profits Theme that you can modify yourself, without fear of any changes being lost in the event the theme is updated. (You’ll want to edit the style.css and rename your copy, so it doesn’t conflict with the original.) Then, copy the “/bbpress” folder from bbp-twentyten, and drop it in your theme. Next, copy the files prefixed with “page-” and “single-” and drop those into your theme as well. That should fix most of the missing file issues, and get you started so things are ‘functioning.’ The last thing will be for you to start hacking at your CSS to make things look the part.
Most themes should already come with a decent amount of table styling, which is what the bbp-twentyten theme uses (for the sake of being easy and that the layout of data is indeed tabular in nature.) To fill in the CSS blanks, you’l want to experiment with “/bbp-twentyten/css/bbpress.css” and see what you’re missing and what fits.
Cheers, and thanks for the kudos
Hi all… I hope this is the right place for this and that there are some resources you can share.
I’ve just discovered bbP, and ever better the bbP plugin, and am absolutely thrilled with how well it works. Seriously, AWESOME job to all involved!!
My issue now is that I’m building my site around a sophisticated theme called Profits Theme (http://profitstheme.com/demo/ for a bare-bones live demo of it). Of course this theme doesn’t know about bbP at all.
I dropped a copy of the theme into the bbP themes directory and lo & behold, it does in fact see it! But of course the various hooks are missing to actually make bbP appear inside the theme.
So in short (too late
I’m looking for information on how to incorporate bbP inside an existing theme. I’m considering doing a diff on stock twenty-ten vs. bbp-twenty-ten to try and figure it out on my own but I’m hoping there are some good resources on what’s needed to make bbP work in a theme. Googling hasn’t turned up a whole lot, mostly just stuff about standalone bbP and I’m not sure how well that applies to bbP the plugin.
Thanks all!
Jonathan
Thanks JJJ! 
Yes, it wasn’t covering the new branch (bbPress as WP plugin). Only trunk.
Thanks JJJ! 
Yes, it wasn’t covering the new branch (bbPress as WP plugin). Only trunk.