Can somebody help me with that? I want something like WordPress.org/support has. That it would have the same theme. I use Mystique wordpress theme.
I believe this is the line
<p><?php printf(__(‘Your registration as %s was successful. Within a few minutes you should receive an email with your password. If you don’t find it check your spam folder.’), $user_login) ?></p>
I’m working with the BBpress Peacemaker Template and users keep getting this error when registering:
Parse: syntax error unexpected T_STRING in /home/dblog/public_html/townsquare/bb-templates/peacemakerbbpress/register-success.php on line 11
The registration goes through, but they never reach the confirmation line. I’m using BBPress 1.0.2, if that matters.
Any ideas what’s going on?
I am looking for someone to create a theme for BBpress based on my current WP theme. Just looking for the Header/Footer and color scheme to be the same. And look as integrated as possible.
Feel free to email me if you are interested (matt @ malaney dot org)
@chipbennett: “Is it approaching something that others would find useful?”
You bet!
I am relatively new to forums hosting and very new to bbPress so it would be wonderful to see how you set it up.
Thanks!
BuddyPress and integration are two things I am weak in, so it’s good you’re around. Thanks again.
Hey Chris!
You’re very welcome. I should be thanking you for keeping bbpress.org on the up and up. I’m happy to help on the this side of things too and I’ll pop in from time to time to check in on BuddyPress integration questions, etc…
I think it took a while for WordPress to get where it is today, including video tutorials at wordpress.tv – bbPress is not there yet. WordPress 1.0 was January 2004, and the first video tutorial on wordpress.tv was posted January 2009. bbPress 1.0 was released June 2009. I think there is a lot more development to be done with bbPress before resources would ever be devoted to anything like bbpress.tv (which is not registered ATM.)
Looks like that plugin was designed for version 0.74… that’s three releases ago!
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bbpress-mobile/
Maybe you could study how it works, and adapt it to work with more recent versions?
Dear Admin,
We all really need video tutorials regarding bbpress plugins, integration, themes, and all it’s stuff. you know virtual lesions help are better then written posts. so why you people are so late to to launch bbpress.tv or video tutorials guides like wordpress.tv
moderators are also welcome to answers!!
Do you know if this problem is resolved? I had the plugin downloaded onto my bbPress forum for me a few days ago and I was not aware of this topic at the time. Is it now safe to use or should I be taking it off?
That site is _ck_’s developer showcase… I believe she did those flags with mini-track:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/mini-track/
She no longer officially supports that plugin though – much of the functionality has been moved into the excellent mini-stats:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/mini-track/page/3/#post-2436
But the flag functionality isn’t part of mini-stats, alas.
If you know how to edit or develop WordPress plugins, you shouldn’t have a problem working with bbPress plugins! If not, then maybe you could hire a developer to help with the port…
Yes, I noticed the flags at http://bbshowcase.org/forums/ but they only appear on the front page of the forum – I want mine to appear underneath the poster’s avatar everytime he/she posts something.
It defeinitely exists on wordpress because I use it on my wordpress site. It is called the Comment Info Detector plugin by someone called Hieudt. I don’t know how to port plugins from wordpress to bbPress – is that something very difficult or very easy to do?
Hey jjj, thanks for stepping up and helping Andy with BuddyPress:
https://buddypress.org/blog/news/doubling-up/
Not currently possible with bbPress.
Notice the flags at the bottom of this forum:
http://bbshowcase.org/forums/
I thought it was part of _ck_’s mini track plugin:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/mini-track/
I’m not saying this will do everything you want straight away, but the idea exist and maybe you can extend from there.
Ah… so like an IP detection plugin which displays the country automatically!
I haven’t seen that on bbPress. Does it exist on WordPress? If so, it can probably be ported!
@chrishajer & circuit
Thanks for your replies,
I did try logging out and back in (in bbpress) and the admin functions seemed to work again. Which is strange, since logging in on the wordpress side, im pushing users the the bbpress login.php form.
http://test2.cell-systems.net/forums <- Template + Forums I’m working on now (test domain) it will be moved to http://www.cell-systems.net this weekend once i finalzie it.
AdSense for bbPress
Version 1.0.1 | By Seans0n
Akismet
Version 1.1 | By Michael Adams
BBcode Lite
Version 2.0.0 | By KillerSneak/_ck_ | (customized to work with WYSIWYG text editor)
bbPM
Version 0.1-alpha10 | By KillerSneak/Nightgunner5| (customized to work with WP theme layout)
bbPress-WordPress syncronization
Version 0.8.0 | By Ivan Babrou
bbPress Attachments
Version 0.2.7 | By _ck_
bbPress Recent Replies
Version 0.1b | By Ashfame
Bozo Users
Version 1.1 | By Michael Adams
Role Manager
Version 0.1 | By Nightgunner5
Other:
* Integrated theme with WordPress
* new and easy HTML text editor (customized to work with “BBcode Lite Version 2.0.0 | By KillerSneak/_ck_ | -customized to work with WYSIWYG text editor)
* Custom top user nav + user icon’s on group eg:
-Admin icon
-Moderator icon
-Clan Memeber icon
-Donators icon
-Member icon
* 1 tag cloud to work for BBpress and WordPress
– and allot of other customized stuff to get everything WP/BB to look the same.
The only ans single database solutions you might consider at this moment (except MySQL which is already supported) is PostgreSQL ans SQLite.
I would switch my WordPress to SQLite. Thought SQLite has no full support for alter…
aha, fixed by logging out and back in via bbpress login form (NOT wordpress..)
Or you can use a phpMyAdmin.
I’ve never seen or heard of that for bbPress.
I have to disagree strenuously with the suggestion to support Oracle databases. In fact, I don’t believe I ever heard of anyone asking for that before, or heard of anyone turned off by the fact that Oracle was not supported. There are dozens of other features and fixes I would want to see before seeing support for other databases.
MySQL is the defacto database for open source blogging, CMS and forum software, with Postgres right behind. I think there are bigger fish to fry than supporting Oracle databases.
Any one know of a Comment Length Limiter plugin that I can use for my bbPress forum. Your help is appreciated.