[ps_]

hello thors1982,

Make sure the following are on your bb-config.php and not only in the bbpress admin panel :

BB_AUTH_KEY, BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY, BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY, BB_NONCE_KEY

I added only the line below to my wp-config.php (no lines added to bb-config.php)

define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ );

hope it helped

[ps_]

hello thors1982,

Make sure the following are on your bb-config.php and not only in the bbpress admin panel :

BB_AUTH_KEY, BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY, BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY, BB_NONCE_KEY

I added only the line below to my wp-config.php (no lines added to bb-config.php)

define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ );

hope it helped

[Gautam Gupta]

And these popped up in mine – http://gaut.am/2011-a-new-kind-of-forum-software-is-born/comment-page-1/#comment-2667

[2791] [2792]

Edit: Oh.. I read the rest of your comment later..

Well, yes the query count has gone up, there would have to be an optimization round.

Thanks for the age comment, though!

[_ck_]

these popped up in my alerts:

bbPress plugin project saw serious progress during Google Code-in

2011: A New Kind of Forum Software is Born

It’s a shame that topic split/merge had to wait until the plugin version to be done in the API and not in the previous few years for the standalone.

Neither of the writeups mention the impact of database queries and the size of the codebase so I will have to explore that next week. I suspect they are high. It’s easy to pile on features but hard to make them efficient.

ps. Gautam is only 15 ?! Wow, amazing work for such a young age.

[Chip Bennett]

Thanks for the update, John and Gautam!

As I am anxious to convert my existing stand-alone bbPress installation to the new WP-plugin version, I expect to start testing (and porting over my existing bbPress Theme) once the Plugin hits beta.

I’m curious about template tags, functions, and documentation. Are the existing template tags and functions from the stand-alone version used in the Plugin version, or have you developed all-new tags/functions?

Also, as I remember, part of the biggest problem with the stand-alone version was the lack of documentation. So (in all my free time…) I’ll do what I can to pitch in for documentation with the Plugin version.

[Chip Bennett]

Thanks for the update, John and Gautam!

As I am anxious to convert my existing stand-alone bbPress installation to the new WP-plugin version, I expect to start testing (and porting over my existing bbPress Theme) once the Plugin hits beta.

I’m curious about template tags, functions, and documentation. Are the existing template tags and functions from the stand-alone version used in the Plugin version, or have you developed all-new tags/functions?

Also, as I remember, part of the biggest problem with the stand-alone version was the lack of documentation. So (in all my free time…) I’ll do what I can to pitch in for documentation with the Plugin version.

[Mark McWilliams]

As a sidenote to the original topic! …

Rich Pedley: @Mark – test again

Thanks for that Rich, you can see I’m having a little nose around, and thanks for the offer Gautam — Even started talking to myself, and trying out other stuff too!

[Mark McWilliams]

As a sidenote to the original topic! …

Rich Pedley: @Mark – test again

Thanks for that Rich, you can see I’m having a little nose around, and thanks for the offer Gautam — Even started talking to myself, and trying out other stuff too!

[bungkhan]

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[thors1982]

I can’t seem to get users to login to both at all. I have tried several solutions on here and no matter what users will not login to both wordpress and bbpress.

I set all the cookie fields, and user database fields. Users are getting shared between the both just have to login twice.

I added the following to code to both wp-config and bb-config:

define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.domainname.com’ );

define( ‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ );

I am not using wordpress MU, so none of those options are checked. I am running bbpress 1.02 and wordpress 3.0.4

[Rich Pedley]

@Mark – test again

[Rich Pedley]

@Mark – test again

[Gautam Gupta]

@Mark McWilliams

Just DM me your email id and I’ll mail you your user/pass of my test forums.

[Gautam Gupta]

@Mark McWilliams

Just DM me your email id and I’ll mail you your user/pass of my test forums.

[Mark McWilliams]

Gautam: We already have bbpdevel.wordpress.com – though that’s not active.

Which is why I said “[…] but for bbPress on bbPress.org right from the start” which is the route WordPress are going to go down with make.wordpress.org/code as bbPress would probably take that route too, so do it from the off!

Rich Pedley: http://wordpress.elfden.co.uk/forum/ is kept fairly update and when you register you get access to almost everything to show what’s available etc.

I forgot about your site Rich, signed up, but ideally wanted to take a look at all the stuff you can’t see right now! All the back-end administration coolness!

[Mark McWilliams]

Gautam: We already have bbpdevel.wordpress.com – though that’s not active.

Which is why I said “[…] but for bbPress on bbPress.org right from the start” which is the route WordPress are going to go down with make.wordpress.org/code as bbPress would probably take that route too, so do it from the off!

Rich Pedley: http://wordpress.elfden.co.uk/forum/ is kept fairly update and when you register you get access to almost everything to show what’s available etc.

I forgot about your site Rich, signed up, but ideally wanted to take a look at all the stuff you can’t see right now! All the back-end administration coolness!

[Rich Pedley]

32… sounds like phpBB

While I don’t has access to a demo, either locally or online that’s fully up-to-date it makes it hard to comment on some of the newer stuff committed, after my PC decided it didn’t want to be a PC anymore!

http://wordpress.elfden.co.uk/forum/ is kept fairly update and when you register you get access to almost everything to show what’s available etc. however, there are a few bugs because it is running 3.0.4, when 3.1 is released I’ll be updating then (I don’t want it on the nightlies).

I’ve mentioned theming to my other ‘alf, but no point in starting until things have settled down. But with all these different files, I think it is even more important that action/filters be included from the off for plugin developers to hook into!

[Rich Pedley]

32… sounds like phpBB

While I don’t has access to a demo, either locally or online that’s fully up-to-date it makes it hard to comment on some of the newer stuff committed, after my PC decided it didn’t want to be a PC anymore!

http://wordpress.elfden.co.uk/forum/ is kept fairly update and when you register you get access to almost everything to show what’s available etc. however, there are a few bugs because it is running 3.0.4, when 3.1 is released I’ll be updating then (I don’t want it on the nightlies).

I’ve mentioned theming to my other ‘alf, but no point in starting until things have settled down. But with all these different files, I think it is even more important that action/filters be included from the off for plugin developers to hook into!

[Gautam Gupta]

setup the equivalent of WPDEVEL but for bbPress

We already have bbpdevel.wordpress.com – though that’s not active.

[Gautam Gupta]

setup the equivalent of WPDEVEL but for bbPress

We already have bbpdevel.wordpress.com – though that’s not active.

[Gautam Gupta]

This is a thing which is there in the bbPress plugin – private forums.

[Gautam Gupta]

This is a thing which is there in the bbPress plugin – private forums.

[Gautam Gupta]

You can only have one tag_id arg, that too should be an integer ( also = check is made, you can’t have != check ). Try this:

function my_custom_views_init() {

$args = array(

'tag_id' => 35

);

bb_register_view(

'fruits',

'Fruit',

$args,

false

);

}

You may try to short-circuit the query though, as shown in this plugin – https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/browser/my-views/trunk/my-views-statistics.php

[Gautam Gupta]

You can only have one tag_id arg, that too should be an integer ( also = check is made, you can’t have != check ). Try this:

function my_custom_views_init() {

$args = array(

'tag_id' => 35

);

bb_register_view(

'fruits',

'Fruit',

$args,

false

);

}

You may try to short-circuit the query though, as shown in this plugin – https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/browser/my-views/trunk/my-views-statistics.php

[Mark McWilliams]

John James Jacoby: It’s active, but it’s a lot harder to calculate spam on a registered and activated user account.

What some people go through just to SPAM a forum!