[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

I totally agree with Chris on this.

Thanks Chris for explaining!

@zaerl

Did you file a bug on Trac? Recounting functions are there for use in case counts go out of sync and not to be used regularly because bbPress shouldn’t mess up with counts by its own functions.

[Francesco Bigiarini]

Please notice that if you specify: define( 'BB_LANG', 'it_IT' ); then the mo/po must be called it_IT.mo/po. Take my italian translation. It is guaranteed.

[Francesco Bigiarini]

Really?

Yes. Really.

Where do you see evidence of this in action?

In one in one of my forums. Wrong number of posts associated with a wrong number of discussions per user. It seems that it happens in a regular basis after a deletion of a long list of users. But I use a cron job each week so not a big deal. I have not investigated about the plugin that cause this mess.

[chrishajer]

As a moderator here, I don’t have access to the recount functions to reset things, and don’t have access to MySQL to see the data that’s being stored for counts, last poster, etc.

[chrishajer]

@zaerl: “Cause bbPress uses a cache system in order to minimize database queries and sometimes it goes out of synch.”

Really? Where do you see evidence of this in action?

I think the problem with the negative counts here is a bug.

I think the problem with the incorrect voices/posts is probably a bug.

I think the need for recounting is because sometimes plugins don’t work cleanly when moving or deleting posts or topics or users. Maybe when you delete a topic that has posts the counts are not recounted or recounted properly. I think bozo and Akismet probably figure into it.

I think the need for recounting is almost always because some code did not account for changing the count somewhere.

In a perfect world, there would be no need for recounting functions. But as we all know, software is not a perfect world, so recounting helps clean things up. But I don’t think it has anything at all to do with caching. I’d love to see that I am wrong about this.

AFAIK, there is no bb-cron equivalent of wp-cron, which seems like it would be a perfect place for cleaning up cached information, if it existed. Where is this cache of information? I thought the topic count, post count, voices, post count, etc, we all stored in the database. No caching involved (other that whatever is built in to MySQL.)

Anyone know any different?

[kikko088]

can I put bbpress login function on the sidebar of wp?so the user can be login on bbpress profile from a wordpress page…

kikko088?

[kikko088]

I create the folder my-languages, i put the po and mo file inside the folder but bbpress remains in english…where is the problem for you?

kikko088

[Milan Dinić]

I have found solution for problem. Since I based form on Subscribe to Topics, I mistakenly used it’s arguments. So working function should be:

function bb_checkbox_subscription_update($post_id) {

global $bbdb, $bb_current_user, $bb_post, $topic, $wp_taxonomy_object;

$bb_post=bb_get_post($post_id);

if (!empty($_REQUEST)) {

$checkbox_status = $_REQUEST;

if ( ‘add’ == $checkbox_status ) {

$tt_ids = $wp_taxonomy_object->set_object_terms( $bb_current_user->ID, ‘topic-‘ . $bb_post->topic_id, ‘bb_subscribe’, array( ‘append’ => true, ‘user_id’ => $bb_current_user->ID ) );

} elseif ( ‘remove’ == $checkbox_status ) {

// I hate this with the passion of a thousand suns

$term_id = $bbdb->get_var( “SELECT term_id FROM $bbdb->terms WHERE slug = ‘topic-$bb_post->topic_id'” );

$term_taxonomy_id = $bbdb->get_var( “SELECT term_taxonomy_id FROM $bbdb->term_taxonomy WHERE term_id = $term_id AND taxonomy = ‘bb_subscribe'” );

$bbdb->query( “DELETE FROM $bbdb->term_relationships WHERE object_id = $bb_current_user->ID AND term_taxonomy_id = $term_taxonomy_id” );

$bbdb->query( “DELETE FROM $bbdb->term_taxonomy WHERE term_id = $term_id AND taxonomy = ‘bb_subscribe'” );

}

}

}

Also, I made a code for improvements I suggested in first post. You can see it here. Also check this ticket.

[Gautam Gupta]

That is because of the throttle permission, and it has no name. Check – https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1202#comment:3

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

follow this tutorial – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/09/fix-lost-admin-access-bbpress/

just use a:1:{s:6:"member";b:1;} instead of a:1:{s:9:"keymaster";b:1;}

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

are you ready for some experimentation?

i think just moving all the files to the sub folder and then updating bbpress url (Settings > General) and all other links via SQL query should do

[Francesco Bigiarini]

Just recount when you delete a lot of topics. Not a big deal. I do this every week (just in case.)

[gerikg]

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/changing-tag-list-view

[leofaoro]

Thank you. I really like bbpress, it is very lean. I wish I knew how to code so I could also contribute.

Leo

[rich777]

Hey!

What version of WordPress are you using?

Version 2.9.2

What version of bbPress are you using?

1.0.2

Did you upgrade from an older version of WP?

Fresh WordPress install.

Did you upgrade from an older version of BBP?

Fresh BBPress install.

Which steps or tutorial did you take?

All of them it seems.

Do you use shared hosting service?

Yup.

Does your server use php5 and is it active?

I think so ( http://img218.imageshack.us/img218/231/cpanelx1272729322319.png )

Are you using BuddyPress?

Nope.

I’ve tried twice now – I really like the look of bbpress as well. Would anyone be willing to install it if I throw five quid someones way?

[Terranb]

I’m kind of embarrassed so I would be inclined to delete the above post, but in the interest of informing the community I’ll leave it intact.

After updating my wordpress install it’s now working. So it would seem that bbpress plays nicely with the most current WP 3 iteration

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

@Terranb

Try this tutorial of mine – http://wpwebhost.com/make-bbpress-theme-match-with-wordpress-by-deep-integration/

[Terranb]

I’m having a similar problem when I try calling require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../wp-load.php'); so I can bring my theme into bbpress.

This is a WP 3.0 multiuser site on subdomains. The funny thing is I’ve had this working on test sites using WP 3 single user and WP 3 multiuser on subdirectories.

Is there something about it being on subdomains that might cause this? Might differences in the WP .htaccess file cause it?

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

This will fix your issue – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/09/fix-lost-admin-access-bbpress/

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

In phpMyAdmin, don’t just enter the value of user_pass as it is. Select md5 as function. bbPress will change the password phrase by using phpass when you login.

http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/6429/201005011126.png

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

Its not gonna die, development is sluggish at the moment though. If you have opted for bbPress, you have already made a good decision. Just look for what do you need to implement in your forums.

[Fabián]

¡Grande!

PD: Acá está el link http://ayudawordpress.com/bbpress-espanol-v-1-0-2/

[gerikg]

Try that: https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/fix-admin-access/

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

@zaerl

sometimes? thats my concern. Either it will have some delay for the fresh data to display because of cache or it will just show the exact details without cache.

What’s the point of screwing up the values sometimes?

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

Drop the bbPress tables in the database and re-install. If you are integrating via install only, then choose the WordPress admin username to start with(select from the dropdown), don’t enter the same username as different username as that would cause conflict with the already existing one.