No. But bbPress support XML-RPC.
Hi! Sorry if my English is not perfect. 
If I’m the Admin of a bbPress forum (this one: http://www.focoblog.com/focoforo), can I see the identity of the author(s) of the different tags or is it completely anonymous?
Thanks a lot,
Tones
export your bbpress database through phpmyadmin and re-import it after reinstalling bbpress
The revision is r2535 but the text in the admin panel comes from bb-includes/functions.bb-meta.php around line 299. That text needs to be changed manually every time you check in code. Looks like they forgot to change it the past couple times.
I just updated it, so if you check out a new copy, that will be the only file changed, you will have revision 2536, and it will work exactly as 2535 did when it said 2530 in the admin.
nope, you are at 2535 only.
its just showing whats inside the file and not what its exactly is.
Trust SVN here, it doesn’t get wrong
i quickly made a crash course on how to use svn (tortoise) to download latest version and it says ir downloaded version 2535 to my pc, tested it locally using wampserver but it says
bbPress 1.1-alpha-2530 in the admin panel
do i need to download each file from :
http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/
to get version 2535?
I think that these are no longer published. September 15 bbPress comes as an additional part of WordPress with plugin.
Seems like we finally run out of tickets: candidate release date?
Hi All,
I’m new to bbpress and wordpress. I installed both on Plesk with mysql and php. I configured Cookies and Salt settings and both share same db. however, when I login to wordpress as a subscriber, I logged out of bbpress as a member. However, I can login to both site using same user id and password but when I login to one, I get logged out from the other. I’m really confused!! Please help!!
Thanks for the suggestions. (Yes, you see phpBB there – I wanted to see if it was a bbpress issue or a server issue. I moved bbpress over from the forum directory to the bbpress directory – still the same problem, although phpbb installed fine).
It looks like it was the permissions issue- I changed the bbpress directory and the bb-admin directory to 755, and the install.php file to 644, and the installer came up! I’m off to see if it works now.
Thanks again for your help!
one of the sitemap pluggins i tried needs to be configured in the php, they’re not as straigthforward as the wordpress one so i can imagine lots of people having problems in setting them up, but i had no problems untill i activated the nicer permalinks pluggin
one of them needs another pluggin to work properly and some people might not notice it in the description (2nd one in the screenshot), im using the bbpress sitemap generator (1st one in the screenshot)
heres the screenshot
http://img828.imageshack.us/img828/6827/sitemap.jpg
Hi mr_pelle
i tried both sitemap pluggins here on bbpress.org without the nicer permalinks pluggin and the sitemap is ok.
Hi Ricardo!
“Recent” users comments from bbPress Sitemap Generator plugin page say:
This plugin does not work with bbpress 1.02
Tried everything… Still didn’t work.
This plugin horrible slows down the forum performance
I cannot get this work
This really needs an update!
I strongly suggest you to use another sitemap generator plugin first; if you still will experience problems, please post here the list of the plugins you’re using and the bbPress version you’re on, and I’ll try to help.
i got it. The problem was that I was trying to istall through the wordpress plugin folder, then activate in the admin. DUH
Now that I know it is a stand alone, the vague instructions make more sense.
Thanks for your help.
to get to admin just click on Admin (top) or add bb-admin/ to your forum url.
http://www.mydomain.com/forums/bb-admin/
replace mydomain.com
by your forum url
https://bbpress.org/documentation/installation/
2- Upload the uncompressed files to your server
to vague for a newbie, when i first used a ftp program years ago to install wordpress i thougt “so many directories…where on heart i’m supposed to put wordpress?”
it takes times to learn…
Thanks. I thought it was a wordpress plugin. Does it have its own admin or can you run it through wordpress?
bbPress is not a WordPress plugin but it’s a standalone software.
I do not see a clear step by step list of instructions on how to do this. Anyone?
https://bbpress.org/documentation/installation/ on this site.
you have to upload the bbpress folder to the server root where the wp-config.php file is along with all 3 wordpress directories, upload it there and then visit
http://www.mydomain.com/bbpress
Where do I place the bbpress folder after I download.
I thought it would go into the plugins folder within my current wordpress install. Nothing is showing up inside wrodpress admin. Please help.
Do I have to go to a unique URL to active something. http://www.example/com/blog/wp-content/plugins/”example”
I do not see a clear step by step list of instructions on how to do this. Anyone?
I have never used bbpress before and would appreciate any feedback.
Thanks
Thank you for the replies.
Here is a Filezilla screenshot showing my WordPress root directory (also the root directory of my site), with the subdirectory “forum” being the directory with the bbpress files:
http://klinewedding.com/images/wp_root.jpg
And here is what my forum (bbpress) directory looks like:
http://klinewedding.com/images/bbpress_install.jpg
Here are my WordPress permalink settings:
http://klinewedding.com/images/permalink_settings.jpg
And here is my .htacess file:
http://klinewedding.com/images/htaccess.jpg
The odd thing is that I got BBPress up and running a few weeks ago on another site (on another host) just fine. I figure it’s got to be that I’m doing something stupid, or this host has something strange with their settings.
Thanks again for your help.
Hello.
Thank you for the suggestion, I wish I could but I cannot afford one now, or in the near future for that matter. The reasons are too complicated to explain here.
Anyway, I’m using this plugin with my wordpress site, and since I really like it, I would like to fit it into my website. I hope that I’m not too old for this, since I’ve never done anything like it before.
So, if there’s anyone out there with some suggestions (or some reading material) I would appreciate it.