buddha trance, that’s just the most popular tags though, correct?
https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/
That’s just the top 80 tags, here.
bbpress IS NOT phpbb, so better to make 1.1 simple as possible, but CAPTCHA is needed for registrations.
and bbpress should stay STAND ALONE forum engine. imho.
I’m using the Open ID Plugin with 1.0.2 and it’s working fine.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/openid/
what about the sql injections vulnerabilities
To be clear, that just removes the search box, or hides it from display if you choose to do it with CSS display:none;. People could still access the search function directly by accessing the URL http://www.example.com/bbpress/search.php?q=keyword. If you just want to reduce visual clutter, remove the code from your template as suggested by hatter.
1. What version of bbPress are you using?
2. Are you using a custom theme?
3. What plugins are you using and does disabling them allow this to work again?
4. Are you integrated with WordPress and if so what version?
There are no error logs created specifically by bbPress. Those logs would be dependent on your server or host configuration.
It’s probably not the CSS, but my guess is it’s something related to this specific setup. Maybe the language in use or the RTL CSS or integration with WordPress. bbPress does this by default when you type something that looks like a URL. Here I will just type something and bbPress will just linkify it: http://www.google.com (I typed www google com but with the periods in it)
bbpress as wordpress plugin?
I see … Probably BuddyPress is more important project … ? 
As far as I know, this is not possible in bbPress. It’s one way encrypted so it is difficult to reverse. bbPress will mail out a new password, or you can look at the hash in the database, but there’s no quick or easy way to unencrypt that, that I know of.
The bbPress.org website is going to be re-vamped in the coming future. The plugin directory may include a comprehensive filtering system at some stage.
I think you should suggest this in the current survey. Matt Mullenweg might want to know about it.
Regards
Michael
Hey all,
How do you port a wordpress theme to a bbpress theme? ( Not the usuall header and footer replacement. But with the use of the bbpress header and footer. )
Thanks for your help,
Fundomaat
Hi!
Maybe it is a stupid question/idea
but is there a page that would list plugins /extensions to bbpress by version?
at the moment it is hit & miss If there was an index by version I imagine it would make life easier to all of us
what do you think?
Maybe I just have not seen it..
I would double check here https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wordpress-and-bbpress-integration-101 to make sure you have all the correct settings.
ahh… that’s 2:30 in the night here… 
Great! Looking forward to that!
kris
I agree with Chrishajer. I didn;t know that bbPress does it without a plugin. This as I did not use my forum at all until I had some plugins installed (including bbcode).
@Chrishajer: I don’t think it would have anything to do with the CSS file. I’m sure there’s a file (I haven’t looked) that has the function that parses the post.
Regards
Michael
@Gautam, the next meetup on IRC will be Wednesday 16 December 2100 GMT irc.freenode.net #bbpress
When I build new web site, I need contents + forum most of time.
I wish bbpress is integrated with WP (which can be CMS) including WP theme.
Anyway, I love bbpress’s simplicity. It is best of all forum application.
I hate to ask this, but is there an easy wasy to move over all the users and posts from BBPress to PHPBB?
Has anyone tried this yet?
Thanks,
Adam
whatever you do with bbPress, please make sure to keep it SIMPLE to be used by “average internet users” and “newbies”.
Only “simple to use” applications enjoy huge success. Look at Craigslist, Facebook, etc.
Features need to add value for the user and provide easy to use interface.
For example looking at the WordPress-Dashboard “Admin-interface”, I still believe this interface is way too complicated to use and not really self-explanatory. A newby will be confused and just click away from it.
Start thinking out of the box
Thanks !
bbPress normally does. Looks to be not working in your installation for some reason. Can you try the standard style.css instead of the RTL css and see if the links become clickable?
Also, what plugins are you running? And are you integrated with WordPress?
well, it’s a workaround, but
my users will need to put each link in <html> tags?
not so user friendly…
Why can’t bbpress parse the links as url’s?
