[Rich Pedley]

There will be a lot of people in the same situation, so I’m pretty sure that will be possible, even if it’s not in the first release.

[Rich Pedley]

There will be a lot of people in the same situation, so I’m pretty sure that will be possible, even if it’s not in the first release.

[mark_corbin]

Hey,

so excited that this plugin is moving, thanks!

I’m integrating it into my theme and I want to do it in as future-proof and minimal disruption way possible (it’s a child theme of thematic)

I’d like to give all the forum pages a distinct structure (an expanded content div and a narrower, distinct sidebar).

I was thinking that one simple way of doing this is to add a function that adds a ‘bbpress’ class to the body – thematic’s clear about where to put it, but I’m not sure what it needs to be – I don’t think standard wordpress conditionals will cover it (e.g. how to pick up user profile pages?)

Is this something that is worth including in the plugin, or is there a straightforward way to do this that I’m missing?

Thanks for any help,

Mark

[Ramiuz]

My BBPress installation is in a different database than wordpress. Will it still work?

I had to do this because integration was a mess. So I simply made a whole new database.

Will it not work then?

[Ramiuz]

My BBPress installation is in a different database than wordpress. Will it still work?

I had to do this because integration was a mess. So I simply made a whole new database.

Will it not work then?

[Ben L.]

I don’t think bbPress can do this in its current version (IIRC), but what you can do is put something like this at the top of your forum template:

if ( get_forum_id() == 7 ) {

bb_load_template( 'forum-7.php' );

return;

}

And then copy the forum template (minus the added lines) to forum-7.php and edit it as you want to.

[Ben L.]

I don’t think bbPress can do this in its current version (IIRC), but what you can do is put something like this at the top of your forum template:

if ( get_forum_id() == 7 ) {

bb_load_template( 'forum-7.php' );

return;

}

And then copy the forum template (minus the added lines) to forum-7.php and edit it as you want to.

[Ben L.]

Upload them via FTP, the same way you uploaded bbPress core.

Edit: If you meant to the plugin repository, there’s a big button in the upper right to request commit access.

[Ben L.]

Upload them via FTP, the same way you uploaded bbPress core.

Edit: If you meant to the plugin repository, there’s a big button in the upper right to request commit access.

[Pomy]

I’m searching a method to customize some forums and Sub-forums separately.

Something like WordPress Template Hierarchy. Which says,

In the case of categories, the hierarchy is fairly simple. For instance, suppose the slug of the Category in question is default and the Category ID is 6. The Template Hierarchy specifies that WordPress will use the first Template file it finds in your current Theme’s directory from the following list:

category-slug.php (Note: available with Version 2.9)

category-ID.php

category.php

archive.php

index.php

That is, if you do not have a category-slug.php (lets say category-news.php), WordPress will check for a category-ID.php (like category-6.php), and so on.

Did bbPress have this function? How can I get this?

Can I make a separate template file for a separate forum?

Thanks

[moffes]

Hey,

Im a wordpress developer, but i got a client who wanted to have a forum so i chose bbpress. As im almost finnished with this project which has given me the opportunity to develop some plugins which i couldn’t find. Therefore I would like to share those, so my question is: how do I get the rights to upload a plugin.

One of the plugins I’ve developed is Janrain engage connection, which allows bbpress to create and login users via facebook, twitter, gmail etc.

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks!

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks!

[aaronangelle]

hi gautam

great job. welllll done . keep it up

[aaronangelle]

hi gautam

great job. welllll done . keep it up

[ed]

I have everything installed and running great…bbpress and wordpress no issues but I have two questions:

1. When a user logs in with their wp username/password and they click forums on my front page, they have to login again. Is there a way where they would not have to log in again?

I have the bbpress integration plugin installed too

2. When a user does sign in they can’t edit profile? is this right? How to fix if it’s not working right?

Thanks in advance.

[Mark Plumley]

Awesome work John as usual. Waiting anxiously for the new plugin version of bbpress for wordpress.

[Mark Plumley]

Awesome work John as usual. Waiting anxiously for the new plugin version of bbpress for wordpress.

[Mark Plumley]

I use the following four way spam stopper:

Approve User Registration

bbCaptcha

Akismet

Human Test for bbPress

We have had minimum issues at our bbpress forums

[Mark Plumley]

I use the following four way spam stopper:

Approve User Registration

bbCaptcha

Akismet

Human Test for bbPress

We have had minimum issues at our bbpress forums

[ObjetDart]

I’ve been using it for years to block spam registrations on my forum. However, over the last couple of months it’s become effectively useless. There are bots out there now that defeat it easily. My forum now gets multiple spam registrations per hour and it’s impossible to keep up with. I’ve had no choice but to disable registration completely and tell people to email me instead.

What are people doing currently to block spam registrations to bbPress forums?

[John James Jacoby]

You won’t need to. The plugin will handle it for you, provided the data lives in the same database.

[John James Jacoby]

You won’t need to. The plugin will handle it for you, provided the data lives in the same database.

[ch8rt]

I suspect it is a trac issue. I had the same with buddypress from there. I’m guessing I must have changed the permissions like you say, whilst I was doing something else.

Never mind

[Rich Pedley]

possibly caused by downloading via Trac, I’d leave it and see what happens when it gets released as a plugin on WordPress.org