[javy]

Well nevermind, just saw this thread

not working in buddypress

I’ll try over there again…

[javy]

Well nevermind, just saw this thread

not working in buddypress

I’ll try over there again…

[javy]

Hello,

I’m running bbpress which was installed by Buddypress and I’m having an issue. I originally installed buddypress on GoDaddy hosting and everything was working well. I switched over to a VPS about a week ago and everything works except for the forum. When I try to go to the url http://www.intennis.com/forums I am redirected to the homepage.

Now I’ve tried deleting bb-confing.php and dropping the tables out of my DB, which appears to clean everything out. Then I reinstalled the forums via BuddyPress and I still get the same redirection error.

In bb-config.php it has the line which sets the uri of “Forums” to /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/. I’ve tried to check the server logs to see whats going on but I just see a GET for /forums and a GET for /. I’m really at a loss, if someone could give me an idea of what to look at I’d greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

[fostertime]

Any idea how to remedy this issue?

I have tried everything and cannot get passed this. Having the same exact problem after changing the TZ to UTC-5.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

FYI, using the latest version 1.0.2

[brewhousemedia]

That’s because there’s a bug in the plugin. Or rather the plugin was probably written for an earlier version of bbpress.

To fix the “redirect” issue, you need to edit avatar-upload.php and change line 7 from:

bb_auth(); // logged in?

to:

bb_auth( 'logged_in' ); // logged in?

Now it’s off to do more testing.

[brewhousemedia]

That’s because there’s a bug in the plugin. Or rather the plugin was probably written for an earlier version of bbpress.

To fix the “redirect” issue, you need to edit avatar-upload.php and change line 7 from:

bb_auth(); // logged in?

to:

bb_auth( 'logged_in' ); // logged in?

Now it’s off to do more testing.

[tyskkvinna]

I am wondering what the risk is still of installing at this point and losing all of the existing posts, at a later date due to a new release?

[Ramiuz]

Will I be able to carry my current installation over to the new plugin version? With all users and posts intact?

[Ramiuz]

Will I be able to carry my current installation over to the new plugin version? With all users and posts intact?

[Ramiuz]

I certainly could use a sidebar in my BBPress. If I was able to install WordPress widgets in it.

So without all this, it´s mostly the header thats new..?

[Ramiuz]

I certainly could use a sidebar in my BBPress. If I was able to install WordPress widgets in it.

So without all this, it´s mostly the header thats new..?

[iftomkins]

Thanks, Zaerl. I followed your advice and modified the error reporting. I just replaced

error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE );

with

error_reporting(0);

I know this could cause some headaches later on, but I’m not sure exactly how to make it specific, and in what way to modify the reporting. It definitely works, though!

[iftomkins]

Thanks, Zaerl. I followed your advice and modified the error reporting. I just replaced

error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE );

with

error_reporting(0);

I know this could cause some headaches later on, but I’m not sure exactly how to make it specific, and in what way to modify the reporting. It definitely works, though!

[zaerl]

Actually speaking PHP core function parse_url does generate a E_WARNING when the URL cannot be parsed. This happens if the server is running PHP < 5.3.3.

You really should turn off error reporting modifying bb-load.php line 25 (the error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ); line).

After a quick (very quick) look at bbPress code it seems that they are using urlencode in urlencode_deep. I think that the right approach for the “re” GET variable is to use rawurlencode like it happens with “_wp_http_referer”.

[zaerl]

Actually speaking PHP core function parse_url does generate a E_WARNING when the URL cannot be parsed. This happens if the server is running PHP < 5.3.3.

You really should turn off error reporting modifying bb-load.php line 25 (the error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ); line).

After a quick (very quick) look at bbPress code it seems that they are using urlencode in urlencode_deep. I think that the right approach for the “re” GET variable is to use rawurlencode like it happens with “_wp_http_referer”.

[ch8rt]

So far I’ve had no issues just adding the contents of functions.php, all the new template files and the tag to my existing theme.

[miruru]

Quick question, will the bbpress plugin come with a generic theme rather than using the twentyten theme? I’m asking this because my site is not based on the twentyten theme and having a generic theme with only the relevant code would be great.

Thank you again for all your hard work on this.

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks for the topic _ck_!

@Rich @tieptoep @intimez

Thanks!

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks for the topic _ck_!

@Rich @tieptoep @intimez

Thanks!

[Gautam Gupta]

@Aung and @Adrienkb

Will have a look into those issues.

@Ramiuz

No demo yet, you can view the screenshot instead. You have to edit the options in functions.php (there aren’t many) and a sidebar is actually not needed in bbPress, so I removed it.

[Gautam Gupta]

@Aung and @Adrienkb

Will have a look into those issues.

@Ramiuz

No demo yet, you can view the screenshot instead. You have to edit the options in functions.php (there aren’t many) and a sidebar is actually not needed in bbPress, so I removed it.

[intimez]

Great job Gautam Gupta!!!! Keep it up!!!

[intimez]

Great job Gautam Gupta!!!! Keep it up!!!

[LPH2005]

Thank you Rich. Yes, I expected that the conversion would be the last part of the coding. My questions really boil down to a curiosity if someone even started to look at this topic.

[LPH2005]

Thank you Rich. Yes, I expected that the conversion would be the last part of the coding. My questions really boil down to a curiosity if someone even started to look at this topic.