I fixed the issues with regard to the site not being accessible, but never got the bbpress forum to look right. I ended up uninstalling all of it. I’m not sure if I want to re-install it and start all over or not.
There has to be an easier way to get the bbpress forum to have the same look and feel of a WP site. There’s just SO much information out there on how to supposedly do this, that it’s quite overwhelming! 
I fixed the issues with regard to the site not being accessible, but never got the bbpress forum to look right. I ended up uninstalling all of it. I’m not sure if I want to re-install it and start all over or not.
There has to be an easier way to get the bbpress forum to have the same look and feel of a WP site. There’s just SO much information out there on how to supposedly do this, that it’s quite overwhelming!
I have setup bbpress with deep integration and single signin. I am running a wp network site. I have mapped all of the keys => bb_keys / salts as well as defined the cookiepath. When I login to wp I am not logged in to bbpress.
When I try to login to bbpress (logged in OR out of wp) i receive this error: Multiple user_login matches
I have traced it down to this call:
‘includes/functions.bb.pluggable’:
bb_check_login(){
$user = $wp_users_object->get_user( $user, array( ‘by’ => ‘login’ ) );
Also I cannot access /bb/bb-admin as it redirects me back to /bb/
I have read through many posts on this subject, though I have not seen this error posted anywhere.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Shawn
I’m in need of a bbPress consultant/programmer to assist with our set-up on an ongoing basis. Can anyone recommend someone with experience?
Richard
Well, I just realized that after I did the deep integration I don’t even have access to my website any longer!!
What’s more…I can’t access my login page to my bbpress forum because I changed the template to the new one, which doesn’t even have a login option!!
This is not turning out to be a very fruitful venture (installing bbpress and getting it to look like my WP site). GRR!
HELP!
Well, I just realized that after I did the deep integration I don’t even have access to my website any longer!!
What’s more…I can’t access my login page to my bbpress forum because I changed the template to the new one, which doesn’t even have a login option!!
This is not turning out to be a very fruitful venture (installing bbpress and getting it to look like my WP site). GRR!
HELP!
Hi,
I’ve been working on integrating bbpress into my WP site (blog), and have just completed the deep integration between the two (i.e. changing the old ‘get header’ tags in all the template files, etc). However, the forum portion of my forum page is all messed up. I assume that it has something to do with the style.css file somewhere? I’m just guessing though.
I’ve searched for, found, and tried literally dozens of different resources to try and figure out what’s wrong but I’m just not finding any help.
All I’m looking to do is basically create a bbpress forum that looks the same as my WP pages. I’ve got the look and feel of my WP pages into the bbpress forum, but the actual forum part is just messed up. Can someone help me out??
My website is http://www.edcreviews.com
The forum page is http://www.edcreviews.com/forum
Thanks!
I’ve tried deep integration, but I’m running into some problems.
Loading the WordPress header and footer instead of the bbPress ones work (I want to use my WordPress custom menu on the forum pages as well) but add_custom_background(); does not work on bbPress pages.
I’ve tried deep integration, but I’m running into some problems.
Loading the WordPress header and footer instead of the bbPress ones work (I want to use my WordPress custom menu on the forum pages as well) but add_custom_background(); does not work on bbPress pages.
I´ve modifyed Kakumei to the limit of my knowledge. See yourself at http://www.michaeljackson.no/forum
However, if I want to turn it into something different, I think the CSS is kind of clumsy made.
If you change width on one thing – you have to change it on something like ten other definitions too. Width of content, background, padding, corners etc etc.
So is there some other simplistic theme out there thats coded in a more unified way? Let´s say I want to change the size of the forum, I only want to input this ONCE, and have everything else fall in place automatically.
I know this is possible with CSS, by using percentage in sizes, instead of static pixel definitions.
Where can I find more BBPress themes anyway?
Wonderful, thank you for the clarification!
@tyskkvinna the two projects are going to co-exist happily 
JJJ is the lead developer of bbPress and in the core development team of BuddyPress. The BuddyPress bundled forum as it stands will eventually be replaced by the bbPress plugin, supported by a migration script of course.
More information in these threads:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/requests-feedback/forum/topic/is-the-approach-to-bbpress-plugin-buddypress-integration-up-for-debate
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/comparing-speed-differences-of-buddypress-with-or-without-bbpress-plugin
I’m sorry for just barging into the conversation mid-way but is there going to be BuddyPress progress with this too? Or was that just an unrelated project?
Just commited a new version to the SVN of wordpress plugin.
Change log:
+ Added Support to show date or freshness.
+ Added Possible to change template
+ Added Possible to change widget title instead using translate function
– Fixed a small bug in topics fetched from database when fetching with the WP database connection
– Fixed bug that will show only non deleted topics.
Just commited a new version to the SVN of wordpress plugin.
Change log:
+ Added Support to show date or freshness.
+ Added Possible to change template
+ Added Possible to change widget title instead using translate function
– Fixed a small bug in topics fetched from database when fetching with the WP database connection
– Fixed bug that will show only non deleted topics.
Ah never mind. I did my own script with old fashion PHP/MySQL. Here is what I did if someone else are interested.
<?php
$query = (‘SELECT * FROM bb_posts ORDER BY post_id DESC LIMIT 5’);
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo $row;
$query2 = (‘SELECT * FROM bb_users WHERE ID=”‘ . $row . ‘”‘);
$result2 = mysql_query($query2) or die(mysql_error());
while($row2 = mysql_fetch_array($result2))
{
echo $row2;
}
}
?>
Just put it in your widget area and your are good to go.
Ah never mind. I did my own script with old fashion PHP/MySQL. Here is what I did if someone else are interested.
<?php
$query = (‘SELECT * FROM bb_posts ORDER BY post_id DESC LIMIT 5’);
$result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error());
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo $row;
$query2 = (‘SELECT * FROM bb_users WHERE ID=”‘ . $row . ‘”‘);
$result2 = mysql_query($query2) or die(mysql_error());
while($row2 = mysql_fetch_array($result2))
{
echo $row2;
}
}
?>
Just put it in your widget area and your are good to go.
I’m waiting for an alpha release in order to update automatically, It will be awesome! Good job guys!
@Willabee
Is a problem of the javascript I think. We’ve to wait to a more stable release…
Great work jaapmarcus!
Is there any way to control your plugin with template tags. I would like to be able to edit the way the topics are displayed.
Great work jaapmarcus!
Is there any way to control your plugin with template tags. I would like to be able to edit the way the topics are displayed.
I had the exact same problem and I tired everything that was suggested, including triple-checking that all my keys matched, the cookie path was set, and the bbPress Integration plugin was installed in WordPress. I still couldn’t get integration working.
Here’s what I did to fix it: I deleted bbPress, installed a new copy, and during installation entered the same database information as I used for WordPress (same database, same username/password, all of which are available in wp-config.php). I also filled in the various salts and keys as required.
That allowed full user integration on both a database and cookie level and now everything works perfectly. Single sign-on, one-time registration, etc.
Hope this helps someone!
I had the exact same problem and I tired everything that was suggested, including triple-checking that all my keys matched, the cookie path was set, and the bbPress Integration plugin was installed in WordPress. I still couldn’t get integration working.
Here’s what I did to fix it: I deleted bbPress, installed a new copy, and during installation entered the same database information as I used for WordPress (same database, same username/password, all of which are available in wp-config.php). I also filled in the various salts and keys as required.
That allowed full user integration on both a database and cookie level and now everything works perfectly. Single sign-on, one-time registration, etc.
Hope this helps someone!
Thanks man, I’ll check it out as soon as I can!
