So i’m trying to Deep Integrate my WordPress with BBpress, everything is fine until now I get:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /hermes/web03/b619/moo.defendersofthefallen/KaoTech/Forum/bb-config.php on line 72
In my bb-config.php line 72 is ‘ ?> ‘
You can see it for yourself at http://www.kaotech.co.uk/Forum
I’m sure I entered the code correctly
/* Deep integration */
if ( !defined('ABSPATH') & !defined('XMLRPC_REQUEST')) {
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
include_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../wp-blog-header.php' );
header("HTTP/1.1 200 OK");
header("Status: 200 All rosy");
I had to start on line 2 instead of line 1 as ‘ <?php ‘ was the start of the file, and the same tags were closed on line 72.
Am I missing something obvious or? Anyhelp would be great!
Thanks!
Hi All,
I hope you can help.
I am trying to do a recount (BBPress 0.9.0.4).
What happens is that the first few items in the Recount list get done. Then the system goes to
“Counting topics to which each user has replied…”
And gets stuck there.
I tried not checking the box for “Count topics to which each user has replied”, and when I do this, the Recount function goes through every item in the list and satisfactorily completes it. But if I check this one single box (or all of them), it always gets stuck on this step.
I have tried deactivating all plugins and the problem persists.
Yes buddypress is still in there somewhere because when I try to login from that page I see if goes to http://www.laughsonthenet.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/bb-login.php
Yes buddypress is still in there somewhere because when I try to login from that page I see if goes to http://www.laughsonthenet.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/bb-login.php
Hello all. I am having a few problems lately on a fresh install.
Well perhaps fresh is not the right word. I installed bbpress but then uninstalled it and installed buddypress. But I did not like not being able to create categories. Well, at least not the way I wanted to anyways. So I deleted buddypress and tried to change back to bbpress. Here is where the problem starts.
I kept getting the error “Page not found!” when I would go to http://www.mysite.com/forums But it would show a login box. I did some searching here and decided to drop all “bb_” tables in “myadminphp”. That sort of fixed it. I was able to then run the install page at http://www.mysite.com/forums. So I thought I was all set. But once the install was finished I was right back where I started from. I have a feeling there is some little piece of buddypress hanging around somewhere in my site but I am not sure where.
You can view my main site at http://www.laughsonthenet.com and the forums at http:///www.laughsonthenet.com/forums.
I will just try to leave it alone for a little while, while I wait for some replies here.
I await your advice and thank you in advance.
Will “highlighting” of threads with new posts since your last visit be included? I’m running the stand alone bbPress right now, using the Unread Posts plug-in, which works okay, but it only seems to notify you of threads with new posts that you’ve posted in, instead of any thread with a new post since your last visit.
I’d love to use a standalone bbPress, but that option was long since abandoned 
I stand by the reasoning behind the plugin route though, I still think it’ll make our lives a whole lot easier.
Thanks for the pointers John. It’s also comforting to know that BuddyPress forums will be seeing some speed improvements in 1.3.
I’d love to use a standalone bbPress, but that option was long since abandoned I stand by the reasoning behind the plugin route though, I still think it’ll make our lives a whole lot easier.
Thanks for the pointers John. It’s also comforting to know that BuddyPress forums will be seeing some speed improvements in 1.3.
I have been testing the bbPress Plugin on Windows, well I was up until about a month ago when I hit a few PC problems, but like JJJ said … much has changed since then! 
For one, that’s a paid script.
Which would be fine, except their “About Us” page has an HTML problem. Hope their actual script is better than their crap website.
My question: will this also migrate files that have been uploaded?
The best script is the migrators.eu ipb2bbpress script. It convert anything just perfect!
Take a look!
http://www.migrators.eu/migrators.php
Each topic already carries the name of the person that started it, so this is very easy to do without a plugin.
Simply edit your front-page.php and forums.php templates and put
<?php echo $topic->topic_poster_name; ?>
where you’d like it.
also see this tag
https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/topic-author
Each topic already carries the name of the person that started it, so this is very easy to do without a plugin.
Simply edit your front-page.php and forums.php templates and put
<?php echo $topic->topic_poster_name; ?>
where you’d like it.
also see this tag
https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/topic-author
Forum performance inside of BuddyPress is improved in 1.2.7 and will be further improved in 1.3 (which still includes the bbPress stand-alone version.)
Having BuddyPress load all of its code and process everything that it does is the bottleneck in your circumstance. You’d be better off loading bbPress standalone properly themed, then the bbPress plugin, and lastly inside of BuddyPress groups (regardless of standalone/plugin.)
But, I think it’s a horse a piece.
The more you need to load is the slower it’s going to be, and the more important caching becomes. The bbPress plugin will respond to W3TC much better than bbPress standalone and BuddyPress will, since it uses the existing WordPress object cache.
Forum performance inside of BuddyPress is improved in 1.2.7 and will be further improved in 1.3 (which still includes the bbPress stand-alone version.)
Having BuddyPress load all of its code and process everything that it does is the bottleneck in your circumstance. You’d be better off loading bbPress standalone properly themed, then the bbPress plugin, and lastly inside of BuddyPress groups (regardless of standalone/plugin.)
But, I think it’s a horse a piece.
The more you need to load is the slower it’s going to be, and the more important caching becomes. The bbPress plugin will respond to W3TC much better than bbPress standalone and BuddyPress will, since it uses the existing WordPress object cache.
Judging by two recent comments [1, 2]made by two knowledgeable developers, it seems speed won’t be one of the key features the bbPress plugin will have going for it, at least not on initial launch.
How fast will BuddyPress forums run when powered by bbPp, as compared to the current BP+bbP integration?
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If that’s too general I can use my own website as an example:
Per month we have about:
50’000 visits
250’000 page views
5 pages/visit
The bulk of that activity goes on in our forum, i.e. groups.
We use W3 Total cache.
The site runs on a dedicated box. I don’t have the specs right now but it’s a fairly powerful Ubuntu computer.
We use a minimal amount of odd plugins & widgets, yet our forum runs pretty slow.
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Maybe this is a difficult question to answer, but I reckon it should at least be possible to make some fair assessments, and I do believe there’s a common interest in this information, considering the amount of people assessing the future of their community alongside the development of bbPp.
I don’t test with IIS… We could always put a call out on the hackers list if needed.
@_ck_ – Will do. I have a VM I can test on when I get back from Tybee next week, and will see about getting anyone on Windows to play with it. I know when I started, I was using IIS on Windows 7 and it was working fine, but much as changed since then.
well, i don’t know whether that is correct, but .htaccess in bbpress folder inherited the wordpress .htaccess data. removing that from .htaccess base in bbpress folder seemed to resolve the problem.
well, i don’t know whether that is correct, but .htaccess in bbpress folder inherited the wordpress .htaccess data. removing that from .htaccess base in bbpress folder seemed to resolve the problem.
I test on windows, to some extent, with EasyPHP.
I know y’all are in super-dooper alpha state right now but be sure to put on your list to test the plugin under windows (try the 1 minute xampp lite install for testing).
I’m not even sure where to start with some of the errors, I’ll try to debug.
ps. can an admin please turn off the hash-to-trac link plugin that’s running on bbpress.org? It’s incredibly annoying because it makes no effort to determine if it’s really a ticket reference.
@ Cashman
The bbpress plugin includes a standard theme which should work for most themes I suppose.
But if you want a perfect theme that fits you’ll have to make a child theme of the wordpress template your using atm.
Basic integration is where WP and bbPress share cookies, users, and login sessions. Basically, they don’t share functions. Deep integration will allow that. However, I am having some trouble deep integrating the two with my current theme.
Basic integration is where WP and bbPress share cookies, users, and login sessions. Basically, they don’t share functions. Deep integration will allow that. However, I am having some trouble deep integrating the two with my current theme.
