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  • #86349
    dangerbronco
    Member

    Does anyone know a workaround for this? I have a wordpress plugin that syncs user data from an external user database when on the wp-authenticate hook. Unfortunately, this hook isn’t called when I login through the bbpress side.

    #86623
    zaerl
    Participant

    Modify #header and eliminate the background property. Then on bb-templates/kakumei/header.php put your code at line 30. If you don’t want that h1 points to the forum change <?php bb_uri(); ?> with your link.

    This is a HTML/CSS question and not a bbPress one.

    #86642

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    zaerl
    Participant

    I am new to BBPress, and I have to say that compared with BuddyPress installation/integration, which is that simple WordPress plugin, BBPress has a long way to go.

    Whereas, it might surprise you to know, most people (WAY more people) in the world just want WordPress to load a plugin right into their existing theme and off they go.

    bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin. It uses the WordPress core functions but it’s a separate project. You can’t compare the installation of a WordPress plugin with the installation of bbPress. Also you can’t compare the communities cause the two software are completely different. One is a blog engine. One is a BBS engine.

    #86641

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    @chrishajer – I thought some more about what you wrote regarding the WordPress plugin idea.

    I imagine, having worked with BBPress for so long, you guys are no longer concerned or have forgotten just what a royal pain in the butt it is to set up. Most of the pain could be avoided if it had been scripted and become a simple CPanel/Softaculous install, for example, but it hasn’t.

    I am new to BBPress, and I have to say that my first impression is, compared with BuddyPress installation/integration (which is already that simple WordPress plugin), BBPress has a looooong way to go.

    And I suspect, one of the reasons why there is such a big difference in the size of the respective communities, is that most of you guys don’t mind/quite like to fiddle with the technical stuff.

    Haven’t you got the engine room steering the ship? Where are the ‘marketing guys’ out there finding out what the people really want, and steering the development, rather than what interests the coders?

    It might surprise you to know (well I know it would surprise the coders), most people (WAY more people in the world), just want THEIR WordPress to load a plugin right into THEIR existing theme, and off they go.

    Badabing badaboom!

    I can’t see how, if the developers of BBPress can’t make it that simple, and also a darn site more compatible with WordPress itself, how its ever going to survive. Really.

    And with the release of the merged v3.0 not far away, is that opportunity going to be grabbed or lost?

    Positics
    Member

    I have a similar challenge to the earlier topic “Linking back to main website”. It is for a site I have configured for someone, who has asked for the same ability for their logo to have a link associated to it, that will take the user back to the home page of site that pointed them to the blog / forum.

    I have installed bbpress 1.02

    You suggested the following;

    in header.php where the body tag starts.

    ===========================

    <body id=”<?php bb_location(); ?>”>

    <div id=”wrapper”>

    How do I locate this logo in the top right hand corner of the header where the default bb_emblem was located?

    “<a’x’ href=”http://www.reflexology-uk.net/site”><img src=”images/iior.jpg” alt=”ITEC” /><‘x’/a>”

    ===Note===== ‘x’ === added in string above to break code so it will print =====

    At presentI have a logo situated in the CSS file as a background, which you suggest is not the right way to go about achieving this.

    Any pointers will be useful. Thanks.

    #86096
    mr_pelle
    Participant

    dogeil, try these plugins:

    I had a similar need and I modified the former, ending up with a new (yet-to-be-released) plugin which redirect every non-logged-in user to a custom page. =D

    #78850

    I just happened to stumble upon this problem using both codeigniter and bbpress, and the solution was to plain remove all variables settings by references, and let the plain old “=” do the job (thanks @ Cyril Janssens).

    For some reason it doesn’t work if you let those references.

    Edit: You also need to specify global $bbdb, global $whateverVar in your controller, or you’ll get the same errors.

    Cheers!

    #86636

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    psycheangels
    Member

    hmm i never use thesis but that link i gave you have tutorial about how to use wp function in bbpress so all you need to do is costumize little bit in bbpress header and footer template.

    #86634

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    psycheangels
    Member

    you can start by reading this topic i guess

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/seemless-wordpress-integration

    #86633

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    A “Thesis page” is just like any other html/php/css WP page except that it uses Thesis Hooks, which is the framework Chris Pearson created to sit on top of WP and is far more efficient than the underlying WP code. It looks like this…

    <?php

    // Using hooks is absolutely the smartest, most bulletproof way to implement things like plugins,
    // custom design elements, and ads. You can add your hook calls below, and they should take the
    // following form:
    // add_action('thesis_hook_name', 'function_name');
    // The function you name above will run at the location of the specified hook. The example
    // hook below demonstrates how you can insert Thesis' default recent posts widget above
    // the content in Sidebar 1:
    // add_action('thesis_hook_before_sidebar_1', 'thesis_widget_recent_posts');

    /**
    * function custom_bookmark_links() - outputs an HTML list of bookmarking links
    * NOTE: This only works when called from inside the WordPress loop!
    * SECOND NOTE: This is really just a sample function to show you how to use custom functions!
    *
    * @since 1.0
    * @global object $post
    */

    function custom_bookmark_links() {
    global $post;
    ?>
    <ul class="bookmark_links">

    <li><a rel="nofollow">&title=<?php urlencode(the_title()); ?>" onclick="window.open('http://delicious.com/save?v=5&noui&jump=close&url=<?php urlencode(the_permalink()); ?>&title=<?php urlencode(the_title()); ?>', 'delicious', 'toolbar=no,width=550,height=550'); return false;" title="Bookmark this post on del.icio.us">Bookmark this article on Delicious</a></li>
    <?php
    }

    Thesis is on one level, just an additional library of high level functions, and at another, its an incredibly easy way to design and manipulate your theme/template. The structure of the framework and the finished theme it provides also happen to be presented in a very SEO conscious way, which is obviously a big selling point.

    What I would really like to see is a BBPress Template written for Thesis. Hmmm. I wonder. How hard can that be?

    #86630

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    chrishajer
    Participant

    A thesis page would just be a WordPress page in the Thesis Theme by Chris Pearson, I think.

    What you’re asking for, PubDirLtd is the reason that they are considering making bbPress a WordPress plugin, to do exactly that. Right now, it does not. It’s not a plugin for WordPress.

    Some people have had success with putting their forum inside an iframe in a WordPress page, but that’s just an ugly hack and has its own problems.

    #86598
    chrishajer
    Participant

    On a dedicated server, how about logging slow queries with MySQL, or finding the MySQL bottlenecks and tuning the config? With a forum that large, you’re beyond what most people are running with bbPress and it will take some work to fine tune.

    #86614

    In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???

    psycheangels
    Member
    #86613

    In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???

    johnhiler
    Member

    Version 1.1 alpha? I’m not familiar with that version… is there a later version than the ones here?

    http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/tags/

    #86612

    In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???

    There were only two templates I could find there in the three threads you pointed to.

    And when I upload their folders to my my-templates folder, I see their thumbnails are missing the graphic image in the Manage Themes window, and BBPress is now text only all ranged left.

    Is there some bug that would stop v1. 1 alpha from ‘seeing’ the graphics and the basic display settings?

    #86610

    In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???

    Why do you think it is that BBPress is still a small community?

    After all, many of the WP installations badly need an integrated forum and installing PHPForum or whatever and then trying to link them together is not much of a solution.

    I very much like the idea of BBPress. I just hope it grows and survives to achieve its potential.

    When I see the opportunity, I will volunteer to do anything I can to help.

    #86627

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    gerikg
    Member

    What is a Thesis Page?

    johnhiler, I’ve been converting WP theme into bbPress themes. Just need more people to ask for the free help.

    #86626

    In reply to: Thesis integration?

    johnhiler
    Member

    WordPress and bbPress don’t have “theme integration” – so that sort of seamless integration isn’t going to be easy, as far as I’m aware.

    If you can make a “Thesis compatible” HTML template that’s supported in bbPress, you could then use the WordPress Thesis plugin to generate a CSS file… then drop that into the bbPress style.css file. That should do the trick.

    #33954

    Topic: Thesis integration?

    in forum Themes

    Can anyone give me a nice easy way to pull BBPress into a Thesis page?

    Or come to that, a nice easy way to pull BBPress into any WP page?

    I may have missed it but what I am looking for is something as simple as this…

    1. Create a WP/Thesis page, with no sidebars, called “whatever”

    2. Go to Page > Edit and edit the page you created, select HTML and insert “[BBPress]”

    3. Create a menu item which opens the page.

    That would do nicely.

    #86609

    In reply to: Templates for 1.x ???

    johnhiler
    Member

    bbPress is still a small community… we’re not as big as say, the WordPress community, and we don’t get the sort of corporate commitment and support that they do. So what you’re left with is mostly us volunteers, trying to help each other get the most out of free software that we all use and enjoy. :-)

    There are a couple 1.0 compatible themes on the forums… try some of these links maybe?

    http://www.google.com/search?q=theme+site:bbpress.org/forums

    Here are a few of the ones that support 1.0+:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/new-vanilla-2-inspired-theme

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/new-theme-carrington-blog-for-bbpress

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/new-theme-superbold-revisited-for-bbpress

    #33951

    Topic: Templates for 1.x ???

    in forum Themes

    Is it me or are there really NO templates out there for BBPress 1.x out there?

    I must say that, as a newcomer to BBPress, I find it very disappointing to find out that template developers not updating their products and leaving cryptic messages on their sites about how BBPress has no cogent leadership. Sorry, can’t remember where I read that or I WOULD leave the URL.

    Code underneath and they way it works looks pretty neat though.

    Oh well, I guess things can only get better… 8^)

    #86596
    johnhiler
    Member

    It’s probably one of your plugins… can you post a list of which plugins you’re using?

    Also – try installing this, so we can get a sense for how many queries you’re using – and how long they take to generate a pageview! :-)

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-benchmark/

    #33950
    admingsc
    Member

    Hi, all. Just wanted to confirm something:

    We’re running a discussion board with bbpress that has 300 forums. Each forum has 14 subforums. We’re noticing a long load time with every click. We’ve tried running the board on a dedicated server, but it didn’t seem to improve the performance.

    Is this a case where bbpress just isn’t built to handle that many forums and subforums?

    Thanks for any help you might have to offer!

    #86584
    Duke
    Member

    My bad.

    When I replaced the auth_key, secure_auth_key, logged_in_key and nonce_key, i pasted it directly from wp-config and didnt add the BB_ before every key.. so it was obviously not working.

    All good now!

    Thank you guys :)

    #86583
    gerikg
    Member

    I know some people had that problem because their server did not use php5.

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