Skip to:
Content
Pages
Categories
Search
Top
Bottom

Search Results for 'bbpress'

Viewing 25 results - 47,301 through 47,325 (of 64,473 total)
  • Author
    Search Results
  • #81061

    In reply to: Help out with bbPress

    sockmoney
    Member

    I’m a new bbPress user for about 10 months now. I’ve been promoting bbPress in all the other forums I participate in. Love the product and would love to help out in any capacity I could.

    I work for myself as a web publisher. I’m a developer at heart (Computer Engineer), but I mostly do community management and marketing these days.

    Would not even know where to begin in regards to where I could help. I would like to see the product get a bit more mainstream usage. Every forum I bring it up in or recommend it, no one seems to know anything about it. I find myself sticking up for it against the big hitters like vBulletin, etc. Perhaps a volunteer marketing/advocate role might be useful… ;-)

    Regards,

    Max

    #81021
    Ben L.
    Member

    What version of bbPress are you using? 1.0 and up have a fix for this.

    #81914
    chrishajer
    Participant

    I would use the Hidden Forums plugin.

    For the meta tags, since bbPress tries to use XHTML 1.1 strict, you should make those lowercase and self-closed:

    <meta name="robots" content="noindex, nofollow" />
    <meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache" />
    <meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache" />

    Also, I’ve never heard of robots =none – read up on that to be sure you have it right. noindex, nofollow is how I’ve seen it.

    The meta robots tag and the robots.txt just tell search engines that listen to not index the content. Some search engines still might index the content if they don’t obey the robots ‘standards’. So, you need to ensure the content is not visible to anyone unless that individual is logged in. I would use hidden forums for that. Or password protect the whole installation, like an intranet, and give everyone in your group that login.

    #81895
    chrishajer
    Participant

    You should really figure out how to unzip files on your Vista machine. An unzip utility was included with Windows XP and I suspect one is included with Vista. You’re going to need it.

    Anyway, you can download all the files here:

    http://chrishajer.com/bbpress/avatar-upload/

    The php files were all renamed php.txt so you can display them in your browser and save them, then upload them. You will need to keep the same directory structure. There is also a readme.txt file that is included that I did not rename.

    Also, you’ll note on the plugin page that this says compatible up to 0.8.2.1 which is very very old. I have no idea if that works at all with whatever version you’re installing.

    When you’re done, you should have something like this:

    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/bb-avatar-upload.php
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/identicon.php
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/readme.txt
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/unsharpmask.php
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/additional-files/avatar-upload.php
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/additional-files/avatars/default.png
    http://www.example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/avatar-upload/additional-files/my-templates/avatar.php

    #32190
    Steven Hodson
    Participant

    While I am going through this process of converting SMF to bbPress I am trying to install some plugins but have run up against a problem. For single file plugins there is no problem they can be activated. The problem comes when trying to activate a plugin in its own folder ie:

    /my-plugins/

    —-/some-plugin/

    The same applies as well to the base bb-plugin folder.

    Any suggestions on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated.

    I should note that this is an install running on a Win Server with all the PHP/MySQL goodies installed.

    #81906
    Steven Hodson
    Participant

    I am going through the same process and it isn’t easy and definitely is more than just running a script. I’ll be documenting the whole process when I finally complete the conversion but don’t expect anything for at least a week.

    #81739
    mrsparex
    Member

    One of the largest hosting sites featured bbpress on their main page yesterday.

    …also I received quick help here on the forum. (siteground downloaded bbpress for me…free)

    http://www.siteground.com/bbpress-hosting.htm

    #81894
    mrsparex
    Member

    …thinking outside the box…

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/

    Thanks!

    hpguru
    Member

    You need phpMyAdmin. In PHPMYADMIN´s bbPress database choose SQL. Go here. Please backup first!

    DELETE FROM *bb_posts* WHERE *bb_posts*.*post_status* =2 ;

    DELETE FROM *bb_posts* WHERE *bb_posts*.*post_status* =1 ;

    PLEASE CHANGE ALL * TO BACKTICKS `

    OK. Spam and deleted posts now deleted from db.

    2 = spam

    1 = deleted posts

    #81060

    In reply to: Help out with bbPress

    Hi Matt,

    I am a twenty–something designer who profoundly enjoys creating efficient and elegant websites, with abilities focused in CSS/XHTML, WordPress/bbPress theming and Photoshop. I also have a great interest in writing. My portfolio.

    I would like to be part of developing documentation regarding theme functions: something in which WordPress excels at and which further allows designers to work more fluently. As a theme designer I often had to explore bbPress core files looking for functions and their behavior in order to develop a site. This was done mostly through trial and error due to the lack of a function reference document. Then maybe even contributing with more quality themes or a restyle of bbPress while also promoting the development of things like P2 in WordPress to show the range of possibilities of bbPress. As a reference, you might register in this website I created to check how some aspects of bbPress were enhanced through theming (encouraging posting by displaying it more prominently though non obtrusive) for a particular project.

    #81892
    mrsparex
    Member

    It’s the Avatars file that I tried…I believe your right about not having the right software to decompress the file. I know Vista can unzip files but I haven’t figured out how so I’m going to filehippo.com and download a zip file program. I’m going to wait a day or so and see what else gets added to this topic first. The Avatar plugin does in end .zip

    Also I’ll try the right click and save. Thanks for your reply and “pre thanks” for any more replies!

    I’m also wanting to add a stock market theme when I find one and the TOU plugin…after I get the feel for bbpress I hope to make a good bulletin board forum for penny stock traders…Thanks !

    (thanks for not laughing in front of me)

    Marius-
    Member

    I just installed Human Test and can confirm it works with BBPress 1.02.

    I deactivated Mass Delete Users, so lets hope these spambots doesn’t know what 4+2 is.

    #32412
    Macmenddotcom
    Participant

    I have used the phpbb script found here to convert smf has made an SQL dump which all looks ok but when I try to run it in phyadmin on the bbpress database it keeps stopping with duplicate errors either on the ” left for empty fields or on the user themselves anyone know why

    #81710
    chrishajer
    Participant

    As summae says, you are missing some folders. There should be subfolders under forum1, but there aren’t any. You need to upload all the files and folders exactly as they are distributed by bbPress. You should at least have these 4 folders once you install, directly beneath the top level forum1 folder:

    bb-admin
    bb-includes
    bb-plugins
    bb-template

    Jeroenrs
    Member

    I’m very new to this, I installed WordPress a few days ago and now I’d like to install bbPress. The installation of WordPress went great, but when I try to install bbPress, I get the “There was a problem connecting to the database you specified.”-error. So there must be something wrong with the data I filled in, what did I do wrong?

    Database name: b4_4599254_forum

    Database user: b4_4599254

    Database host: http://ftp.byethost4.com

    Thanks.

    #32407
    mrsparex
    Member

    Fortunately I’ll not be able to hear people laughing at me but I just bought hosting from Siteground (great service by the way) and they uploaded bbpress for me. I believe I found how/where to upload in the “my plugin” file. It asks where to download from… well….when I try to save the plugin download onto my computer it defaults to save it with notepad (offers internet explorer too). When I save it with notepad and then view the file it looks like wingdings on bad drugs. I know this is a silly question for most here…but how do I save a plugin download with Vista? (go ahead and laugh my speakers are off) LOL …I must to learn more basics before I can do this it appears. oh yeah….my site is pennyforums.com Thanks!

    #81707
    Brian
    Member

    Hi there, jumping in on this discussion. According to your second photo in this last post, you’ve a bunch of files where they shouldn’t be. If you uploaded bbpress via ftp, (I highly recommend Filezilla, and it’s free), it should look something like this:

    http://summaestudio.net/images/screenshot-1.png

    As you can see, there is no install.php in my forums folder, and there are the folders bb-admin, etc. It seems like you somehow may have uploaded the files w/o maintaining the file structure.

    #69791
    Josh Leuze
    Member

    Steve, it looks like the link in the original post is working again:

    http://members.lycos.co.uk/wmnkhayal/files/phpbb3tobbpress%20converter.tar.gz

    #81902

    It is working now! Tried with Firefox, Opera, and Safari. All is back to normal. Thank you :-)

    #81901
    Null
    Member

    Seems OK in Opera 10

    #81601
    TrishaM
    Participant

    @chrishajer – I’m not sure – I use 1&1 for hosting but I can poke around to see if some logs are available and report back…

    @buddha trance – yes, after the <?php but I appreciate the troubleshooting 101 :)

    FWIW, I also tried several other things I found in the docs for integrating, such as require_once with the path to wp-blog-header.php but as mentioned everything I try to load WP first so I can access it’s functions causes the 500 error.

    I haven’t given up yet, though! I’ll keep trying a few things and report back this weekend….

    #81738
    hpguru
    Member

    bbPress is best forum platform. Should not die under any circumstances at any stage.

    #81900
    hpguru
    Member

    In this forum is negative posts on one main forum. Any fix? Moderator notified weeks ago.

    #81899

    @hpguru – It looks like it’s a site problem, then. Hopefully, now that the word is out, it will be taken care of. Thanks for replying!

Viewing 25 results - 47,301 through 47,325 (of 64,473 total)
Skip to toolbar