gerikg, to make a feature request, open a ticket in trac and mark it as an enhancement under “type”.
https://trac.bbpress.org/
I guess most of these problems were from the plugin section previously using a semi-custom version of 0.9 and then they replaced it with 1.0 at stock settings
Would it be wrong to suggest that 1) moving from 0.9 to 1.0 wasn’t done yesterday and 2) shouldn’t we test before rolling out this stuff?
I mean, Homepage being down for 3 days. Plugin directory not showing a months worth of updates. etc etc
Try the original Plugin Browser Plugin, I had fixed it.
The plugins section needs a little love, not just the backtick problem but all of the “more” pages are not using the same template for some reason (the formatting is different).
It would be nice if those “more” pages also had the download count if that’s in the topic meta (can’t remember what Sam told me, I think they are tracked by day, but there also might be an easy summary right in the meta so the template could show echo $topic->downloads or something like that rather easily.
Oh and tags are not being imported on new plugins into the system.
I guess most of these problems were from the plugin section previously using a semi-custom version of 0.9 and then they replaced it with 1.0 at stock settings.
There’s a much better way.
My “Hot Tags Plus” plugin makes the output into a static file, already compiled so there’s zero overhead the next time you want to display it.
You can then just use php’s readfile to include it on any page you want outside of (or even inside) bbPress, you just have to figure out the full path to it on the server.
Please do not make your own “fake” signatures on posts here at bbpress.org
First of all it’s likely to get your posts marked as spam by akismet which mods are not likely to restore to non-spam status.
But secondly, that’s what the profile fields are for, you can spam away in your profile all you’d like. Heck there’s a whole section here to post a topic/link to your own bbpress forum, so there’s no excuse.
Blocklist is now available:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/blocklist/
bbPress 1.x feedback appreciated as it’s not been strongly tested on it and making the UI compatible with both versions was a little tricky.
Sorry about that Trent, I had only posted the theme as you left it.
I’ve now updated it with your newer copy so you don’t get hit with the hotlink.
try this:
http://pastebin.com/9Y1mPZwY
I had a better solution but I can’t remember it now. The code above only works if bbpress is in wordpress folder which 99% of people do.
Can I request or how do I request that all views have their own class.
Hello,
I have just completed integrating bbPress into my WordPress MU installations. Buddypress is also installed, but I have not taken other steps in order to integrate Buddypress with bbPress significantly. It works really well: when a user signs up on WordPress, they appear as a user in bbPress.
I have only run into one problem, which is this.
On post.php in my theme file, I use <?php post_author_link(); ?> as a link the author’s profile. By my understanding, this should link to the Buddypress profile without any additional set up. Instead, when I click the link it goes to the post author’s site as defined in the user’s Profile in the WordPress Admin Dashboard. I want post_author_link to go to their Buddypress profile, not an external website. Obviously their Buddypress profiles are more important since the site focuses on community. Linking to an external site will detract from that quite greatly.
Thank you for any help on this matter.
I’m not sure I’m using the ‘WordPress bbPress cookie plugin’ you mention
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-integration/
I have only tested it in my XAMPP sandbox (Debian) cause I had only few minutes for it. Apache/2.2.12, PHP/5.3.0, MySQL 5.1.37.
The “email is required” error can be spawn only from register.php file line 33 and only if $_POST isn’t defined (well I just made a quick look so I could have written something that isn’t true.) But it’s very strange. If you want to make a quick test do print_r($_POST); and see what you got.
Damn I can’t help. Maybe it’s the first time in my life in which I would like to have a software bug.
That would be greatly appreciated _ck_ ! I still have a few major sites that I can’t seem to contact using the original theme with the call to the script, but I hope that they will eventually get tired of seeing the authentication screen on every page load with specific instructions to remove that particular line from their bbPress theme!
Oh I can fix that Trent, sorry I just posted it as it was.
Please don’t download the copy from bbshowcase.org as it still has a reference to the Anarchy Media plugin for wordpress in the header.php line 19 which needs to be removed. Since I was getting a call for every single page view for every single hit to every single site using it, the cheapest bandwidth was protecting the site. That being said, I have a copy that does work fine at:
http://adamsranchltd.com/bbpress-forum.zip
Thanks,
Trent
Please don’t download the copy from bbshowcase.org as it still has a reference to the Anarchy Media plugin for wordpress in the header.php line 19 which needs to be removed. Since I was getting a call for every single page view for every single hit to every single site using it, the cheapest bandwidth was protecting the site. That being said, I have a copy that does work fine at:
http://adamsranchltd.com/bbpress-forum.zip
Thanks,
Trent
Thanks a lot for your help, zaerl – at least we now know that it should be working, or at least it looks like it should be. That’s valuable info.
I’m not sure I’m using the ‘WordPress bbPress cookie plugin’ you mention – I think I’ve seen several plugins that promise to get the integration right – can you point me to the ‘right’ one?
The only plugin I’m using is bbPress Integration 1.0 by Michael Adams and Sam Bauers.
Any other suggestions/guesses? I’d be happy to report back – finding out what’s causing the “email is required” behaviour might be helpful to everybody, considering that there’s at least one other person (Terranb) who’s getting this, and also in light of kevinjohngallagher’s and timskii’s remarks.
Some more information:
The configuration is the same as zaerl’s (except maybe for the plugin mentioned above) – WordPress and bbPress are sharing users, I don’t get booted out of one when I log into the other etc.
The site is hosted on Media Temple’s Grid Service, running PHP 5.2.6 and MySQL 5.1.26
Feel free to have a look if it helps (it’s work in progress):
http://dev.sandithom.com
I’ve tried switching back to the default theme, but the problem was exactly the same…
Thanks everybody – good to find people who are passionate about making it work.
The only issue I’m having is it doesn’t install the subfolders. That is the issue I had with your after-dark plugin. That it only installed the initial folder and files.
Code replacement takes place in the Plugins section too… https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/facebook-like/faq/
I have tested it. bbPress 1.0.2, WordPress 3.0 RC1. Cookies integration, members integration, same database, WordPress bbPress cookie plugin.
I can create users from bbPress and from WordPress. No problems with the user database and other stuff like that. No problems with the login from WordPress and/or bbPress.
I have checked the wp_users database schema of WordPress 2.9.2 and 3.0. It’s the same. I’m sorry but I can’t reproduce the “email is required” bug.
Wow, bbPress is having two potential versions to choose from. It’s a shame that all the talent can’t be pooled into one project to really make it excel. But in the end both branches could end up being quite different and useful in their own right. I think it’d be cool if _CK_’s branch could stay on within bbPress as a classic or standalone version.
Plugins directory not updating: Fixed.
Seems it’s not retroactive… I mean, Zaerl’s last plugins are now listed correctly, but all other plugins did not get updated (yet): it looks like my last plugins update was a month ago! 
Plugins section is finally up to date!! 
bbPress does integrate well with WordPress 2.9.2 which is the the current stable release. On the docs page it’s very well specified:
bbPress integration should work with most recent version of WordPress in the 2.9.x series.
