Theme looks nice and bold.
Will you release it for public? I would like to improve it and use it. Will save me a lot of time.
Theme looks nice and bold.
Will you release it for public? I would like to improve it and use it. Will save me a lot of time.
@Rich Pedley – Yes. I think I lost the ability to login at 2814. /wp-admin redirects me to /login, which gives me an error saying the page cannot be found.
Got the same problem, I have a maintenance plugin running and now I cannot enter my wp-admin, because it redirects to login. Gonna remove this redirect, hope this gets optional in the backend. 
Edit: I rather think it was 2815.
Edit 2: By editing bbp-includes/bbp-hooks.php and taking away line 257:260, you will have access to your wp-admin again. If not, totally remove the function in bbp-includes/bbp-general-functions.php 998:1040.
I know this thread is old, but I’m glad I found it. I ran into the same problem as mentioned above, being new to buddypress/bbpress only made things worse, but I follow Dolugen’s tips by deleting a few rows in the DB and I can log in again. *Thank you* Dolugen.
If anyone can help me, or point me towards the right direction, on how to integrate WP/buddypress/bbpress I would really appreciate it.
Nothing too fancy, just a customization of “Kakumei”. Check it out:
http://www.aoclarkejr.com/forum/
I was trying to include my blogfeed under my bbpress forum by I could not get it to access the document. Is it possible to use include in bbpress to access wp files like sidebars and such?
This is how I write it:
‘<?php include (“http://www.mydomain.com/wp-content/themes/mytheme/newsfeed.php”); ?>’
Is there something wrong with this or why is this not working?
@ ricardouk
Uhm, not that I don’t understand you, but you do need to understand that we as developers need to eat too, so I don’t mind that extra’s on a cms/platform are only optional for developers.
And the greatest things in life just aren’t free.
That said, I do believe the bbPress WordPress plugin will get an easy intergration eventually.
@ ricardouk
Uhm, not that I don’t understand you, but you do need to understand that we as developers need to eat too, so I don’t mind that extra’s on a cms/platform are only optional for developers.
And the greatest things in life just aren’t free.
That said, I do believe the bbPress WordPress plugin will get an easy intergration eventually.
I have this problem now. I am doing a remake of the kakumei-theme and a have just got a hold on a sv_SE.mo, swedish that is, file witch I have copied into bbpress/my-languages.
I have changed the bb-config.php string to
define( ‘BB_LANG’, ‘sv_SE)’ );
But nothing is happening, still english. What am i doing wrong? Does there need to be some bbpress template tag in the header that I accidentally deleted or something like that?
Really need some input!
i’ve been following the chat on the bbpress plugin thread and altough JJJ said somewhere that it will be possible it reallly doesnt seem (to me) that the plugin is going that way.
wordpress will use one theme and bbpress as a plugin will need its own theme.
@devs
dont read my comments as destructive but i feel as a user the need to voice my opinion, as a user i dont have the “god like” ability to master css/php or port my wordpress theme to a bbpress theme, its like you’re creating a forum plugin and making it difficult to use or integrate visually with wordpress…a forum plugin only for the “code masters”. try and go the simple:press or mingle forum way or have that possibility.
i’ve been following the chat on the bbpress plugin thread and altough JJJ said somewhere that it will be possible it reallly doesnt seem (to me) that the plugin is going that way.
wordpress will use one theme and bbpress as a plugin will need its own theme.
@devs
dont read my comments as destructive but i feel as a user the need to voice my opinion, as a user i dont have the “god like” ability to master css/php or port my wordpress theme to a bbpress theme, its like you’re creating a forum plugin and making it difficult to use or integrate visually with wordpress…a forum plugin only for the “code masters”. try and go the simple:press or mingle forum way or have that possibility.
Hey what do you mean by the new bbpress won’t be “theme integration friendly”? I’m looking for a forum that will easily integrate with my wordpress site. I was going to hold out for this new bbpress plugin, but I’m curious to know what you’re talking about. Does that mean it’s going to be difficult to make the new bbpress theme match your existing theme’s look?
Hey what do you mean by the new bbpress won’t be “theme integration friendly”? I’m looking for a forum that will easily integrate with my wordpress site. I was going to hold out for this new bbpress plugin, but I’m curious to know what you’re talking about. Does that mean it’s going to be difficult to make the new bbpress theme match your existing theme’s look?
I’d say it would be unlikely on WordPress.org for quite some time, but I could be wrong.
We’re going to be using it on a few community sites soon
What community sites? Are wp.org support forums among them?
@gerikg, thank’s for your pointing that. result my problem about quality bbpress themes.
I still use old theme, I need some help to upgrade my Bbp engine.
@ricardouk
I share many of your concerns. I too have stumbled onto the Mingle Forum plug-in.
I have it installed along with the Mingle plug-in. This turns a WordPress site into a BuddyPress-like site with an extremely short learning curve. I had both installed, tweaked on the code to remove a couple of links that I didn’t want, modified the CSS to make a near perfect style match to my theme, and understood how to configure administrate the forum in about 3 hours.
I am not a code monkey and cannot compare the pros and cons of how Mingle Forums stacks up against the bbPress plug-in or any other solutions. The security vulnerability has also been resoled to my satisfaction.
Before I implement a solution I am more concerned with its support and sustainability. Both plug-ins have have over 50,000 downloads and the Mingle Forum plug-in was last updated 20 days ago. I had one problem/question with the installation and it was answered by the plug-in’s author within hours. Within the last 5 days the Mingle Forum’s author has posted 5 videos instructional videos on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/cartpauj). All indications are that this project is alive and well.
I am going to go live with it this week and plan to use it until another plug-in solution, which is better, becomes available.
@ricardouk
I share many of your concerns. I too have stumbled onto the Mingle Forum plug-in.
I have it installed along with the Mingle plug-in. This turns a WordPress site into a BuddyPress-like site with an extremely short learning curve. I had both installed, tweaked on the code to remove a couple of links that I didn’t want, modified the CSS to make a near perfect style match to my theme, and understood how to configure administrate the forum in about 3 hours.
I am not a code monkey and cannot compare the pros and cons of how Mingle Forums stacks up against the bbPress plug-in or any other solutions. The security vulnerability has also been resoled to my satisfaction.
Before I implement a solution I am more concerned with its support and sustainability. Both plug-ins have have over 50,000 downloads and the Mingle Forum plug-in was last updated 20 days ago. I had one problem/question with the installation and it was answered by the plug-in’s author within hours. Within the last 5 days the Mingle Forum’s author has posted 5 videos instructional videos on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/cartpauj). All indications are that this project is alive and well.
I am going to go live with it this week and plan to use it until another plug-in solution, which is better, becomes available.
the vulnerabilities were on previos versions
Packages/Versions Affected: Confirmed on 1.0.24 and 1.0.26
the plugin is at version 1.0.28 see changelog here
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mingle-forum/changelog/
why did you give a link saying the vulnerabilities were fixed when you were implying the opposite?
01/07/2011 Plugin maintainer releases update that addresses these
vulnerabilities.
whoever uses older bbpress versions also have that problem
