I think you should just create a folder called “/ask-an-expert-forum/”
and upload the hole bbPress inthere 
Regards.
I think you should just create a folder called “/ask-an-expert-forum/”
and upload the hole bbPress inthere
Regards.
I want to use for my class BBPRESS. I installed the forum here:
http://ftp.itcs.tsinghua.edu.cn/papakons/teaching/gradcomplexity10/bbpress/
However, I’m getting the following message:
“
Deprecated: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /home/apache/www/ftp/papakons/teaching/gradcomplexity10/bbpress/bb-settings.php on line 186
…
“
I sent an email to the sys-admin and he replied that this is a problem with bbpress, since he has installed php 5.3.3 and the bbpress code is not compatible. In fact, what he says makes sense to me, since the use of an instruction becomes deprecated later in time and bbpress 1.0 was developed before php 533.
any suggestions of how to correct this?
thanks!
Periklis
Hi,
I’m trying to install bbpress to my wordpress blog. I found one post about it and I follow the instruction but I’m stuck now.
I creatted subdomain (like on instruction). I Called it forum.
my page http://endgoalmarketing.com subdomain forum.endgoalmarketing.com
Then I upload unzipped bbpress folder (renamed it to forum) to FORUM folder via ftp FileZilla.
I don’t know what to do next and if what I’ve done is correct.
I want forrum to appear on this page on my website:
http://endgoalmarketing.com/ask-an-expert-forum/
So I went to subdomains and I put redirection to this link. Nothing happend – my website looks the same and forum is not there.
Can you help?
I’ve just installed WP and as I went through the installation and integration of bbPress I found this same problem. First, cookies are not the problem. The cookies are set. It almost seems like it could be a mod_rewrite problem, but I don’t think that’s it either. I’ll tell you this though, after getting bbPress all set up I installed bbPress integration in WP. Now I can’t see anything. Even my wp site does not load. What gives? Does this work or not?
I’ve just installed WP and as I went through the installation and integration of bbPress I found this same problem. First, cookies are not the problem. The cookies are set. It almost seems like it could be a mod_rewrite problem, but I don’t think that’s it either. I’ll tell you this though, after getting bbPress all set up I installed bbPress integration in WP. Now I can’t see anything. Even my wp site does not load. What gives? Does this work or not?
Sorry for the newbness of my question, but I was wondering if there’s a way to try out bbpress without having to pay for a cloud server? I want to test out the products before spending any money.
Thx
yes you will need to install bbPress, I think you were using some plugin for forums till now
yes you will need to install bbPress, I think you were using some plugin for forums till now
I am trying to add a theme option page.
Like to know/read about posts or themes who had already implemented theme options like we use to have in WordPress
I am trying to add a theme option page.
Like to know/read about posts or themes who had already implemented theme options like we use to have in WordPress
Hello folks,
I am designing a look alike theme for Blogcastor CMS Theme
called BBpress CMS Theme
Demo:http://blogcastor.com/demo/bbpress-cms-theme/
Announcement on my blog: http://blogcastor.com/bbpress-cms-theme/
Hi everyone. Can anyone advise what code or command may be required here? The BBpress Forum has a nice slim width which would allow us to place it inside a WP site but there are nop instructions on how to do this.
Thanks very much in advance.
hmmm, I don’t like a forum page that WP provides. So I like to have bbpress forum in my WP website.to do so, do I need to have a bbpress website? that was what I asked.
hmmm, I don’t like a forum page that WP provides. So I like to have bbpress forum in my WP website.to do so, do I need to have a bbpress website? that was what I asked.
There shouldn’t be any permalink issues out of the box with it. At least I haven’t experienced any so far. There are filters and preload constants to allow you to change the slugs, and an interface will probably make its way into the Permalinks page too.
I just started wordpress website, and found that forum is not satisfactory.
If I want to make forum made by bbpress in my website, Do I need bbpress website first, and then integrate? Or is there any way to do it without setting up bbpress website?
1) Grab the latest version of the bbPress .pot: http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress-i18n/pot/tags/1.0.2/bbpress.pot
2) Open it with a gettext editor, POEdit is a good one: http://www.poedit.net/
3) Translate it
bbPress supports rtl without problems as well as UTF-8.
1) Grab the latest version of the bbPress .pot: http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress-i18n/pot/tags/1.0.2/bbpress.pot
2) Open it with a gettext editor, POEdit is a good one: http://www.poedit.net/
3) Translate it
bbPress supports rtl without problems as well as UTF-8.
As said I still don’t understand why the md5(‘mypass’) does not match the one in the table
If you open phpmyadmin, you choose MD5 and you select a new password the you can login without problems. Once you logged in bbPress generate a salt and change the password stored in the database. See file class.passwordhash.php line 119.
As said I still don’t understand why the md5(‘mypass’) does not match the one in the table
If you open phpmyadmin, you choose MD5 and you select a new password the you can login without problems. Once you logged in bbPress generate a salt and change the password stored in the database. See file class.passwordhash.php line 119.
I was finally able to read up on subversion, find a client and install 1.1. Last night.
For future reference to those who find this:
To install the development trunk:
1) Go get a subversion client. For your purposes this is like an FTP or web browser client that lets you download “special” file types. There are many clients out there. All you need to be able to do is “check out” things. Almost all the free ones will let you do this. I used svnX for mac.
2) Now you need to find the address of the current BBPress trunk. They do try their best to make it hard for newbies who just want the damn fiels but you can find the address here:
Download
See the line that says “vn co http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”
You do not need all of that. All you need to do is tell your subversion client that the “repository” is at “http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”. In the same way you would give a web browser the address of a page where you were going to download a file.
3) “check out” a copy of the trunk. check out is subversion speak for “download”. There are reasons why for development purposed they say “check out” but you don’t care about that.
4) You will have to tell it where to download the file. In subversion speak you tell it where to put your “working copy”. Again there are reasons for this but you don’t care you just want the damn files.
5) Now you have a folder with the newest version of BBPress. The one that is far more stable than the current “release” and the one everyone on the forum will tell you to go “get” if you have any complaints about the current “release”.
They will not tell you how to do this. That would be easy (see above). Nor will they write a simple script that will make the trunk available as a simple .zip file that a normal person could download. Again, that sort of thing would just be two damn simple.
I was finally able to read up on subversion, find a client and install 1.1. Last night.
For future reference to those who find this:
To install the development trunk:
1) Go get a subversion client. For your purposes this is like an FTP or web browser client that lets you download “special” file types. There are many clients out there. All you need to be able to do is “check out” things. Almost all the free ones will let you do this. I used svnX for mac.
2) Now you need to find the address of the current BBPress trunk. They do try their best to make it hard for newbies who just want the damn fiels but you can find the address here:
Download
See the line that says “vn co http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”
You do not need all of that. All you need to do is tell your subversion client that the “repository” is at “http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/”. In the same way you would give a web browser the address of a page where you were going to download a file.
3) “check out” a copy of the trunk. check out is subversion speak for “download”. There are reasons why for development purposed they say “check out” but you don’t care about that.
4) You will have to tell it where to download the file. In subversion speak you tell it where to put your “working copy”. Again there are reasons for this but you don’t care you just want the damn files.
5) Now you have a folder with the newest version of BBPress. The one that is far more stable than the current “release” and the one everyone on the forum will tell you to go “get” if you have any complaints about the current “release”.
They will not tell you how to do this. That would be easy (see above). Nor will they write a simple script that will make the trunk available as a simple .zip file that a normal person could download. Again, that sort of thing would just be two damn simple.
