extract image from post content
like that? the code take image from [img]tag so if you want to take image from <img you can edit the pregmatch
last week i make a simple modification with wp-facebookconnect plugin by adam hump to work in bbpress. so here is the file
http://rapidshare.com/files/379814279/wp-facebookconnect.rar
this plugin is not recomended if you don’t understand php code, because the code from wordpress plugin still there. i have no time to clean it, if i got more time next week maybe i can update the feature to work like the real wp plugin. you can setting your api key and secret key in the admin panel
feature :
– Single-signon with your Facebook account <– fully working but still need some test (tested in 2 online site)
– avatar <– not tested
– Publish comments to the newsfeed <– not yet, maybe next week
bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin but a standalone software.
I have loaded the plugin. You can catch it here. I think that it’s stable for a production environment. The final version of the filter is quite complex so here are the rules. A user can see a post/forum or create new topics/posts when one of these visibility rules is true:
1) IS a super user (global rule)
2) HAS a super role (global rule)
3) IS a whitelisted user (topic/post rule)
4) IS NOT a blacklisted user AND HAS NOT a blacklisted role (topic/post rule)
also if you specify hide rules for a forum than all its subforums hide rules are changed accordingly. This is a design choice implemented in order to avoid confusion. If you decide to use my plugin feel free to ask me regarding the underlying mechanisms.
when ulploading 1.0.2 to my wp install and then it says activate or return to plugins, i click return to plugins and there is no bbpress… so i delete it from the sever and try it again, this time chosing to activate the plugin and i get this error “The plugin does not have a valid header.”
gr8 can’t wait…sending supporting smiles for your personal situation…those who help are helped…
It’s an old version of bbPress (probably 0.8 or 0.9).
“i found the plugin, tho. thanks”
When I posted your response automagically appeared. Unfortunately bbPress hasn’t the revision functionality of phpBB.
you mean like an email for new posts in WP is a bad idea…? oh. wait…
This is the bbPress forum and not the WordPress one. Email notification on a blog can have a reason to exists (in the dashboard you have the list of recent comments) but on a forum is a really bad idea. On a tipical medium sized forum you have ~50-100 posts / day which will results in an equal number of emails.
A sarcasm, how wonderful.
Email for new posts in WP is different because, drumroll please, a forum and a blog are different things !!! They work differently, both from an end user and an administrator point of view.
Not to mention, and I know this one is hard to accept, but WordPress has been around for 7 years, has had 17 released, has a core development team of over 10 people with 100s of others submitting patches and code snippets per release and recieved $29million of VC funding last year… while bbPress has been around for 3 years, has had 4 releases, has 0 developers and less than a handfull of people submitting patches/code and ofcourse has 0 money.
Really, I’m all for sarcasm to make a point. But try and hold off on it until you can either a) make a good point or b) have joined the website for more than a day.
Oh, and just an FYI, when people like ZAERL who give up their time to help YOU with your question, if you bother to reply (and you should) maybe, just maybe… say THANK YOU. You might have heard of it, its this new fangled thing kids are calling “manners”, hopefully it’ll catch on. Oh no, wait…
double post, please delete this, thanks
i release the theme tomorrow sorry for the delay, personal problem have 1st position
why in the world isn’t admin notified for new posts?
Because you can just watch bb-admin/posts.php or subscribe to /rss. An email for every new post is a bad idea.
why in the world isn’t admin notified for new users?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/new-user-notification/
Hi Glenn,
I’d take a deep breathe and read my article “Basic versus Standard”:
http://www.kevinjohngallagher.com/2010/02/25/basic-versus-standard/
Not that it’s an ideal fit, but it covers the basics (pun intended) that I think alot of people new to bbPress should have an understanding of. bbPress has the very bare minimum of basic features; that is features that are required to make the forum software actually work like a forum.
It has very very few standard features, which are on the whole based on personal perception, effectively what we each individually consider ‘most’ or other forums to have.
For your goodself, admin notification would be one of these features that you think should be included. I can’t say that in my 2 years of using bbPress I’ve ever missed that as a feature (although i’m kinda sure that bbPress 0.9 had new user email notification – but i turned it off very quickly).
bbPress has alot of positives, really loads. Very few of those are features that the community consider standard.
Take Care,
Kev
hi,
i’m thinking of making a product review website like http://bbpress.org/plugins/ .
people can add some products to the website in a forum-like style.
im wondering if i can add a thumbnail for each thread?
thanks a lot! i’m giving a try
@josh16 I have tried Vanilla 1.1.10 but unfortunately I find it annoyingly hard to skin. And for some reason I don’t really like their new version 2. 
I think I will try out bbPress and see what some of my users think of it.
Thanks for everyones comments and inputs!
I first found BBpress 3 years ago. Personally I don’t remember finding BBpress or what I used it for, but I know that my account on here is 3 years old. I wonder if I have amnesia 
When I rediscovered BBpress yesterday I was pretty excited because the fact is that there isn’t anything like this on the net. This is the smoothest, lightest, nicest looking forum software out there.
However, (and it’s always the however that gets y0u) BBpress needs a little forum work. I made a pun. Seriously, just trying to download plugins has been a major pain. Half the files either don’t work or they aren’t there. Some have major security flaws.
So I ask you this, “Where are the forum moderators?” Make BBpress a bit more friendly and you’ll not only make it work better, you’ll also grab more interest from people who will make BBpress a phenomenon.
-Eric Novak
Graphic and Webdesigner
I’ve run it many times in the past, but as of now, bbPress can only improve by each individual’s contribution. That said, I’ve decided to ditch it for a while and look for the next thing on the list that is on the rise. I found that Vanilla has undertaken a major redesign of their site and is now offering free hosting.
It’s the only other alternative I see right now that is just as easy and simple as bbPress.
It believe it is based on bbPress with some custom views.
Well you need to load the entire bbPress. If you haven’t done something fancy with the user links I think that you can hardcode the values: forum_url.com/profile/name_of_the_profile
Hi,
http://bbpress.org/plugins/ looks like a forum but the look is different.
Is it made based on bbpress? or another CMS?
Thanks!
I want to modify the WordPress pages so that anytime a username shows up, whether it is a commenter or a post author, the username is linked to the bbpress profile. Is there an issue with needing to load bbPress?
I think that happens to me when I’m not signed into the plugins section.
I think the plugin tab runs on bbPress 0.8.x and the forum runs on 1.0.x, I believe… and the two forums haven’t been signin-integrated yet. So you have to sign in separately to the plugins tab…
