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Hi,
I’ve just started to test bbpress plug-in on a brand new website :
I installed, activated and created a new forum and a new topic inside this forum.
My problem :
http://windows-mobile.fr/forum >>> 404
http://windows-mobile.fr/topic/test1 >>> 404
(it redirects to http://windows-mobile.fr because of the WP plugin ‘link juice keeper’)
When I check my dashboard I can see :
Forum : test
Topics : 0
Replies : 0
I guess this is the problem. However I don’t understand it because when I look at the topic page it’s correctly linked with its parent forum. Am I just a stupid froggy or what ?
I’m using WP 3.0.1
My theme : Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll
Any other info needed ?
Thanks for helping !
Best regards to all of you people,
Laurent
I’ve had a check-out for a while, but nothing of his has made it in yet.
Because there are only so many ways to do the same thing, our code is very similar with a few different methods here and there. His code is more mature in a few areas (mapping WordPress meta capabilities, topic/reply counts, additional query caching…) and it’s almost time to cherry pick his code and give props where due.
He started out using taxonomies for forums, but a lack of taxonomy meta thwarted that idea. We talked before either of us made too much progress on how to best do things so we would be loosely compatible with each other. I committed early on to using post types for data storage for everything to allow for easy forward compatibility with things like forum/topic/reply thumbnails, excerpts, revisions, etc… Justin and I both agreed it was the quickest way to go, we put our noses down and wrote some code, and we met a month or two ago in #bbpress on IRC and exchanged more code and ideas.
It was really cool for Justin to volunteer to share his code and approach. He spent countless hours getting things dialed in and that time is going to be greatly appreciated real soon.
It would have been even cooler to have him contribute patches directly to trac, but from what I recall of our talks he had some previous obligations that prevented it. I’m sure if I’m wrong Justin will catch wind and chime in.
Edit: I saw a reply in the above linked topic about him ‘turning over’ code to bbPress, but I don’t really see it like that. His code is always his, and he’s free to continue developing his plugin if he wanted to. No hard feelings.
The bbPress trac is public and the code is visible for everyone to see, versus Justin’s forum code which to my understanding isn’t something he wants openly available for download, or else I imagine he’d probably have it that way. I know from experience that supporting something as large as bbPress on top of other obligations can be a challenge, so I wouldn’t blame him for not wanting to volunteer additional time.
Either way I’m honored to have his respect and be able to have someone attempting to do something similar at the same time. It’s one of the first times in my professional career I’ve had what most people would consider ‘friendly competition’ without ever feeling like we were against each other in any way… not that I’ve ever had unfriendly competition… but you get the idea.
I’ve had a check-out for a while, but nothing of his has made it in yet.
Because there are only so many ways to do the same thing, our code is very similar with a few different methods here and there. His code is more mature in a few areas (mapping WordPress meta capabilities, topic/reply counts, additional query caching…) and it’s almost time to cherry pick his code and give props where due.
He started out using taxonomies for forums, but a lack of taxonomy meta thwarted that idea. We talked before either of us made too much progress on how to best do things so we would be loosely compatible with each other. I committed early on to using post types for data storage for everything to allow for easy forward compatibility with things like forum/topic/reply thumbnails, excerpts, revisions, etc… Justin and I both agreed it was the quickest way to go, we put our noses down and wrote some code, and we met a month or two ago in #bbpress on IRC and exchanged more code and ideas.
It was really cool for Justin to volunteer to share his code and approach. He spent countless hours getting things dialed in and that time is going to be greatly appreciated real soon.
It would have been even cooler to have him contribute patches directly to trac, but from what I recall of our talks he had some previous obligations that prevented it. I’m sure if I’m wrong Justin will catch wind and chime in.
Edit: I saw a reply in the above linked topic about him ‘turning over’ code to bbPress, but I don’t really see it like that. His code is always his, and he’s free to continue developing his plugin if he wanted to. No hard feelings.
The bbPress trac is public and the code is visible for everyone to see, versus Justin’s forum code which to my understanding isn’t something he wants openly available for download, or else I imagine he’d probably have it that way. I know from experience that supporting something as large as bbPress on top of other obligations can be a challenge, so I wouldn’t blame him for not wanting to volunteer additional time.
Either way I’m honored to have his respect and be able to have someone attempting to do something similar at the same time. It’s one of the first times in my professional career I’ve had what most people would consider ‘friendly competition’ without ever feeling like we were against each other in any way… not that I’ve ever had unfriendly competition… but you get the idea.
wildkyo: Is there any date on which you think the plugin will be fully functional? I tried it today and it seems that it still needs much more development.
Still in the early stages yes, I agree, but the barebones of the plugin is actually there (or pretty much there) in my opinion. I have it running locally, and it works a treat, you can post a new topic from the frontend … for some that’d be all they wanted and needed!
I got the impression (somewhere) that JJJ wanted the final release out by the end of the year if I’m not wrong, but please don’t go and quote me on that, I’m very likely wrong!
When Justin announced DevPress.com on his personal blog, the question was raised about the Forum Plugin he’d been working on, to which he replied:
We’re thinking of just contributing all the work back to the bbPress community for their plugin. I’ll post an update as soon as we know the direction we’re going in.
Something like a week later he posted:
The entire code base that we use to run our forums has already been handed over to the bbPress project. I sent JJJ a link to download it a few weeks ago.
As for if JJJ has used any of the code Justin had, I don’t know, chances are both were/would have been pretty similar (but I can’t confirm that!) — Only JJJ and/or Justin could tell us that!
Because of what Justin achieved, I’d love to get him on the ”bbPress (Plugin) Team” and help JJJ get this machine on the road. I myself have it running on a local install, the barebones is GREAT and I can tell you that!
Shame my coding knowledge isn’t as good!Anyway, there’s some info! HAHA
When Justin announced DevPress.com on his personal blog, the question was raised about the Forum Plugin he’d been working on, to which he replied:
We’re thinking of just contributing all the work back to the bbPress community for their plugin. I’ll post an update as soon as we know the direction we’re going in.
Something like a week later he posted:
The entire code base that we use to run our forums has already been handed over to the bbPress project. I sent JJJ a link to download it a few weeks ago.
As for if JJJ has used any of the code Justin had, I don’t know, chances are both were/would have been pretty similar (but I can’t confirm that!) — Only JJJ and/or Justin could tell us that!
Because of what Justin achieved, I’d love to get him on the ”bbPress (Plugin) Team” and help JJJ get this machine on the road. I myself have it running on a local install, the barebones is GREAT and I can tell you that!
Shame my coding knowledge isn’t as good!Anyway, there’s some info! HAHA
Hi guys, I installed and uninstalled bbpress (1.02) several times and keep getting the same result:
After installation (with no integration) into a clean database and fresh unzip of the files (and even trying a couple of different browsers), I login as admin and get redirected to the forums page. I can logout, login, restart browser, try a different browser, etc. to no avail.
so I delete the database, delete the directory, reunzip, reinstall and end up with no joy in the same place.
maybe a hint: after I login with admin username/password, i get a 404 on: http://mysite.com/bbpress/bbpress
i have to delete the second bbpress it is adding from somewhere in its misty innards and then i’m logged in as admin, albeit not very powerful admin who can’t get anywhere or do anything.
bout to give up here and go with something else. love to get some guidance!
thanks…
ken.
Is it true it is to be intergrated with the BBPress forum plugin?
http://www.fryer-mantis.co.uk/forum
I have now installed bbpress 3 times and i cant get deep integration working no matter what i do i get a blank page in admin when i try and do deep intergration.
Has someone come across this problem, i could do with some help?
Topic: How do I uninstall
I get the following message that bbpress is installed. How do I uninstall it as I can’t see the forums?
Oh dear!
bbPress is already installed.
Perhaps you meant to run the upgrade script instead?
Topic: my-plugins again
During the installation, bbpress creates my-plugins and my-templates and bb-config.php.
Somehow it manages to get an apache service to do this and the permissions refuse anyone else to access those folders / file.
So plugins cannot be uploaded, and the folders cannot be opened/deleted etc.
Some of us are stuck with FrontPage extensions, so there is no .htaccess, and on a leased server there is no way of using su to get a chown.
Can anyone help?
It might be nice to try adding a plugin, but the folder is off limits.
This is the current version. I have tried removing what I could, and dumping the database tables. That allows a normal install. But the problem persists.
TIA!
How do can I allow new users to begin creating forum topics without having to check their email to receive their password first?
I ask because currently, the process of new user creation is:
1. User goes to /register.php and fills out their new account info
2. bbPress sends that user their password
3. the new user has to go to their email account and retrieve their auto-generated password
4. the new user obtains their password and then logs into bbPress
What I want to do is essentially eliminate the need for the user to do steps 2-4 before they can start chatting on bbPress.
What I’d like to do is instead:
1a. User goes to /register.php and fills out their new account info
2b. User is now auto-logged and can begin chatting
(Their password is still email to them, but they don’t need it to begin chatting on new user creation)
