I think I am going to uninstall bbPress for now and wait until they make it into a plug-in for WordPress, which they said might happen as early as next month. So, hopefully the whole process will be a lot simpler.
I think I am going to uninstall bbPress for now and wait until they make it into a plug-in for WordPress, which they said might happen as early as next month. So, hopefully the whole process will be a lot simpler.
QuickD – Your question has been addressed a number of times in this topic. Pushing really hard for early March for an alpha to be available.
I meant a new copy of bbPress files. I am not sure about the SQL errors, “ALTER TABLE wp_users DROP PRIMARY KEY;”
AFAIK, this shouldn’t happen.
I meant a new copy of bbPress files. I am not sure about the SQL errors, “ALTER TABLE wp_users DROP PRIMARY KEY;”
AFAIK, this shouldn’t happen.
This is my second time asking this question along with another poster. When is the plugin to be ready and available on wordpress.org?
It was my understanding that the plugin was to be released at the end of 2010
Nothing is zipped. It is all unzipped into a directory called “acidhouse” and ready to rock. Or maybe I am not understanding what you are saying. But at least I can get to the forum now, along with simultaneously being signed into my WordPress Admin and my bbPress Admin. The only difference is, this time it lets me see my forum where as before it would give me an error. So there is a little bit of progress, but I would still like to know how to get rid of the SQL errors.
Nothing is zipped. It is all unzipped into a directory called “acidhouse” and ready to rock. Or maybe I am not understanding what you are saying. But at least I can get to the forum now, along with simultaneously being signed into my WordPress Admin and my bbPress Admin. The only difference is, this time it lets me see my forum where as before it would give me an error. So there is a little bit of progress, but I would still like to know how to get rid of the SQL errors.
No! You can hack your way out by deep integration though.
Read this tutorial I wrote
But also read the advantages disadvantages of deep integration.
No! You can hack your way out by deep integration though.
Read this tutorial I wrote
But also read the advantages disadvantages of deep integration.
Ask your webhost to provide you with access logs of your site, and see where those _POST requests came from. You can also try updating to 1.0.3 which is tagged in the repository but not available for download via .zip quite yet.
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/tags/1.0.3/
Ask your webhost to provide you with access logs of your site, and see where those _POST requests came from. You can also try updating to 1.0.3 which is tagged in the repository but not available for download via .zip quite yet.
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/tags/1.0.3/
I maintain a website that has an install of bbPress 1.0.2. There haven’t really been any posts in about a year (just one or two updates from moderators).
Today I viewed the forum to see hundreds of Anonymous spam posts.
This confuses me, since I don’t have an Anonymous Posting plugin installed or enabled. Which makes me think somebody may have found a back door. I would like to close that door, but I have no idea where to start.
Thoughts?
Why aren’t we able to add comments to plugins anymore?
Why aren’t we able to add comments to plugins anymore?
basically what I’m asking is can I upload a WP theme to bbpress the normal way as I always have done using WP?
Thanks all!
Carl.
“Does Twentyten somehow “create” the /forums/forum/ and /forums/topic/topic-name/ pages when it’s initialized?”
mralexweber – you may need to uncheck the “Include base?” option at the bottom of the admin -> settings -> forums page. anyway, that’s what i did. that and making sure my forum page slug matches the “Forum slug” at forums settings seems to have done the trick for me.
disclaimer: i’m just a general user, not a wp or bbp expert.
into plugins folder
If you aren’t using the experimental plugin version which can be downloaded only by the SVN repository THEN you aren’t actually using a WordPress plugin.
bbPress is a standalone software.
into plugins folder
If you aren’t using the experimental plugin version which can be downloaded only by the SVN repository THEN you aren’t actually using a WordPress plugin.
bbPress is a standalone software.
Actually, that is where I’ve been looking, the trouble is that it is feed a query before being called. Like…
<?php bbp_set_query_name( 'bbp_user_profile_topics_created' ); ?>
The above example doesn’t work when I try it on another page (specifically my hacked up Buddypress Profile page).
I’ve you tried just resaving your permalinks? I think that has solved some of those issues.
Thanks for the suggestion above, I’ll give it a try.
Thing is, you configure role mapping before changing table so that roles of members from the new user table can have proper bbPress roles.
So WP admin will be your bbPress keymaster
