hi gautam
great job. welllll done . keep it up
hi gautam
great job. welllll done . keep it up
edParticipant
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.
Awesome work John as usual. Waiting anxiously for the new plugin version of bbpress for wordpress.
Awesome work John as usual. Waiting anxiously for the new plugin version of bbpress for wordpress.
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
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
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?
You won’t need to. The plugin will handle it for you, provided the data lives in the same database.
You won’t need to. The plugin will handle it for you, provided the data lives in the same database.
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
possibly caused by downloading via Trac, I’d leave it and see what happens when it gets released as a plugin on WordPress.org
I was having the same problem as ch8rt in regards to installing on osx with a similar setup.
It turns out that bbpress.php has its file permissions set to “No Access” upon install for all other users. In fact all files seems to be installing with “No Access”, something I have yet to see happen in any other WP plugin on my local install. Perhaps something to look into for future installs?
No one can help on this at all
No one can help on this at all
Hello i’m back after a while..
Is there any way i can see this ‘new’ bbPress plugin in action?
I would like to know how things are going with this plugin-idea. I saw something on the forum that bbPress stand-alone will get one last update before they will put it in the ground.
But I dont know how to do it a “database level”
But I dont know how to do it a “database level”
Probably better to recode and take advantage of what is available in WordPress.
I’m just waiting for the akismet one to be written
I have followed the procedure in the readme.txt, default avatar is displayed in the post and in profile, but I can not change it when I click the Upload Avatar, so I diverted to the home page forum
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Sadly no. The bbPress plugin for WordPress is a complete rewrite of bbPress from the ground up to fit inside of WordPress.
If anyone wanted to step up and write some kind of compatibility code would be neat, but it’s unlikely to ever happen and isn’t on the roadmap is it stands today.
Thank you John!
A last question : can I plug plugins from https://bbpress.org/plugins/
into this bbpress wordpress plugin ? Can I use the bbRating one for example ?
This will be possible to do in the bbPress plugin for WordPress. There are no plans to explicitly support this in the currently downloadable stand-alone version, although you could definitely query the DB manually and sort topics by title.
This will be possible to do in the bbPress plugin for WordPress. There are no plans to explicitly support this in the currently downloadable stand-alone version, although you could definitely query the DB manually and sort topics by title.