Hi Everyone,
First of, hello bbPress world!! I am a newbie here and am about to install bbpress on one of my wordpress sites. This is my first time adding a bbpress forum onto a wordpress blog and I have a few basic questions. I have browsed through several of the posts but have not really found a specific answer, so here goes my questions:
1) Should we be creating a separate database for bbpress or share the one we are using our worpdress on?
2) Is it recommended using a bridge so wordpress users can be members of the blog and forum without having to create 2 separate accounts, one for blog and another for forum?
Thanks,
Alex
Can I suggest that in the core plugin some new roles are added:
Forum Mod & Forum Admin.
Admin may not be quite as useful, but Moderator surely will be.
Couple of things:
sub forums currently don’t list on the main forum page – intentional?
currently the default order position for forums is 0, unless you are going to add in a better method for organising these, could I suggest a default order value slightly higher – or is this better served by a plugin.
style.css
would it be better to have an additional forum.css imported into this to keep the style for the forum separate, and making it slightly easier for people to copy the whole thing (minus style.css) to an existing theme?
Normally I’d also suggest importing the standard style.css from twentyten, but that may be difficult.
i think this might help you https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/support-forums/ i havent tried it yet.
i think this might help you https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/support-forums/ i havent tried it yet.
i had to build a plugin that sent all of the emails to another server. I am going to publish this plugin here.
i had to build a plugin that sent all of the emails to another server. I am going to publish this plugin here.
create a dynamic sitemap.php file in the root of your forum that appears as a regular xml file but what it does is displays the topics and replies and forums in a sitemap order using mysql and php.
create a dynamic sitemap.php file in the root of your forum that appears as a regular xml file but what it does is displays the topics and replies and forums in a sitemap order using mysql and php.
Hi,
everything was working fine and all of a sudden the 3 field holding post count, topic count and author were blank
Anyone else have this problem ?
I didn’t change anything in the admin area, I think.
see: http://www.brugserugbyclub.be/bbpress/
I actually thought the first sentence of above post was directed at my previous comment. That BBPress would triumph in the end. Before handbags came into the picture.
I actually thought the first sentence of above post was directed at my previous comment. That BBPress would triumph in the end. Before handbags came into the picture.
I think the correct way to add tags is by a plugin, normally you should never edit the core code of bbpress! because if you do, next time you update your bbpress you will be deleting the modified core files, then you will get trouble with your forum not working properly.. So the best is to use a plugin for things that deal with core files..
PS: Core files are files that are not Themes nor plugins, such as files under; bb-includes and bb-admin,
I’m not gonna look at the WP plugin branch until a stable (and complete) version will be released, sorry.
I’m not gonna look at the WP plugin branch until a stable (and complete) version will be released, sorry.
That will happen eventually. This way just provided a head start.
Any chance of looking into it? I should image it would be easier then the current bbPress rewrites as it’s just Post Types right?
Any chance of looking into it? I should image it would be easier then the current bbPress rewrites as it’s just Post Types right?
Wouldn’t it be better to have the theme inside your main WP theme? Like you with BuddyPress?
so for example: /wp-content/themes/twentyten/bbpress/
thank you for making the bbpress plug-in topic sticky. I would also like to request that you also make stickies on the topics of ‘themes’ (you gotta build your own, where to get/not get themes) and the permalink/internal server error issue.
thnx.
thank you for making the bbpress plug-in topic sticky. I would also like to request that you also make stickies on the topics of ‘themes’ (you gotta build your own, where to get/not get themes) and the permalink/internal server error issue.
thnx.
i had to uninstall the whole thing, including the database tables, then set it up fresh, i did not touch permalinks this time!
at one point I had to delete the htaccess file. but don’t take my word for it, there are several posts on the subject.
this is probably not the best solution, but I do hope the bbpress people can make set a sticky topic on this subject, including a warning, as looking through the forum, you and i are not the only ones who had this issue.