I have a config.php in my main directory but not the one where bbpress is located..I created a sub directory called forum where the bbpress files are located so do i need to create that file within that? I just can’t figure out what would be sending that error message.
The file bb-config.php is created by the installer using bb-config-sample.php as a template. If you don’t have a bb-config.php then you don’t have to delete it.
Do you have a file called config.php in this directory or one directory up? bbpress will complain if so. You will need to rename that file temporarily is you’re using it for other software.
yes exactly where bb-config-sample.php reside.
there should be another file named bb-config.php
Delete it and then you can open the url in browser as domain.com/bbpress
I deleted the default admin account on my WordPress site after I gave another user admin access. I just found that I can’t access my plugin menu or settings in the integrated bbpress forum with that user(not deep integration). I have access to the database so is there any way to make my admin user a key-master again? If not is there any way I can get access to those menus again?
Using Wp 3.0.1 and BBp 1.0.2
Hi _ck_
Hooking into bbPress will also required me to save much information as the recent replies table will be different for each user.
What’s your bbdb tool? I am more interested into querying the database directly but I am not able to think of how I can do it other than iteratively quering the database but since it will be the first screen after login (and that too different for each user), so I really can’t iteratively queries here.
There are two ways to do this.
One is to use bbPress itself and make a plugin that hooks new post, and then just quickly writes the info you want into plain html file somewhere that you just use file_get_contents to insert elsewhere.
The other way is to use my bbdb tool which allows you to query any of the bbpress/wordpress databases outside of bbpress by just including one file.
I think the first way is probably much easier.
Hey bbPress devs!
How can I query the database to build a recent replies table (as on profile pages), outside the bbPress environment?
Nothing practical is striking me at the moment.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the subject!
I don’t think it’s as weird or confusing as you guys are making it sound. Lots of community sites have an option to add friends, and a forum is a community. Who really knows what it’s actually for. Basically I think just to display who you’re friends on the forum are, or to get in contact with them quickly. It can help build relationships by adding people that share common interests, etc.
Once a board gets big, it can be pretty hard to find one of their posts just to click on their username to get to your friends profile!
I think this is a really cool plugin idea! 
Is there anything out there that can do this?
“Severity is low because it doesn’t create problem with normal users. ” :
Hi ! This is my firt post here. I’m french but I hope my english is not too bad 
I DON’T use WP integration with my bbpress installation (even if my blog http://www.oreille-malade.com runs on WP).
My forum is here :
http://www.oreille-malade.com/forum
The problem is precisely I can’t access admin dashboard for a few days. I didn’t know upgrading WP to 3.0 could create a problem on my bbpress installation ?? (is it possible, really ??)
I’m quite annoyed with this problem. Any idea, someone ?
Thanks a lot !
Best Regards and thanks a lot for all the good work !
The first part will be to determine if the user is logged in.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/check-if-a-user-is-logged-in#post-19953
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/if-user-is-logged-in-do-if-not-do#post-36822
You will probably use the function bb_is_user_logged_in() to see if they are logged in, if so, you can just continue. If not, then you need to send them to the log in form, and then redirect them after they log in back to the post they were looking for.
I know in WP there is a “Translate Page” plugin, but s there one specifically for bbpress?
Thanks In Advance!
RedBull
Yes we are running the trunk here. After 1.1 don’t know if running a trunk version would make sense at all.
On that page there are 3 fields:
Plugin Name (required)
Plugin Description (required)
Plugin URL
then select “Send Post”
you will receive an email that enable the access to the plugin SVN repository at http://plugins-svn.bbpress.org
Both my installs are live, used, and svn trunk. After the next update I may switch to the stable tag depending on how reliable trunk is going to be in the future. My general feeling is: as long as trunk is used for the bbPress website, it’s good enough for me.
Theoretically it it can be done by reading the database and then writing in the other.
Its like more of a paid gig, else if its just a few topics, then you can do that manually if you have some basic database understanding.
Yes! _ck_ is right. SVN would be hassle free – http://blog.ashfame.com/tag/bbpress+svn/
I wouldn’t be in a rush for the 1.1 final release because it really will likely be quite final unless there is a security issue.
Since the trunk isn’t polluted yet with commits from the plugin version, you can just download the trunk instead:
https://trac.bbpress.org/changeset/2518/trunk?old_path=%2F&format=zip
actually I don’t think that will include backpress updates, so it’s all unnecessarily overly complicated unfortunately
best way to do it is to install SVN as a client on the server which I have instructions somewhere around here…
Is 1.1 coming out soon?
At the moment we still have 4 tickets to close.
I suppose there will be a beta release in late autumn (I hope so), since more testing is definitely needed!
Could anyone at least point out where there could be some info on this?
All I’ve gotten is a rude reply that I should search the internet for answers. I guess that reply got moderated because I only received an email notification of it, and it isn’t here now.
I’m not an idiot. Naturally I googled the heck out of this issue before posting here. And poured over all the bbPress files to see if I could find it myself.
Got it, I had skipped “Adding Keys and Salts” because I thought I already did it, but after following that step it now works.
http://www.wpwebhost.com/make-bbpress-theme-match-with-wordpress-by-deep-integration/
