[Pomy]

dear sir,

I really like the zenko wordpress theme. which you can watch here: http://www.wpzoom.com/themes/zenko/… so i really need same bbpress theme. can you do it for me. I’m waiting for positive reply. thanks in advance

[chrishajer]

You do not need to change the permissions. For that directory, they can remain 0755.

[xarzu]

Awesome! (that worked)

Now, do I need to change the permissions back?

And inside my my-templates folder, I have just one folder for all the files from my theme (inove). So, yes, there is one folder with all my theme files inside it? And yes, I have a style.css and the theme name is in the header like this:

Theme Name: iNove

Anyway, it works now. Thanks. Changing the permissions did the trick.

[mhyd-1]

I have Inove theme in my bbpress…

[sockmoney]

There is also a plugin called “user photo for bbpress” that uploads an image. It also does some resizing, etc.

I have it working on my site, and I am looking into hacking it for use on posts/topics.

[wiseacre]

Check your file permissions. And ask you hosting company about PHP – version, CGI or not etc.

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/php-5-and-500-internal-server-error

[mhyd-1]

Hi,

Everything went fine in installation and able to log into admin for first time.

Once logged out, I am unable to login again because of HTTP 500 error and getting a blank screen.

http://www.telecomdiary.com/hi2you/

What I did is, I have removed ResetPassword field and now working fine…. but I need this to work with ResetPassword field active. I have Inove theme….

Please help….

[chrishajer]

Are the permissions on the my-templates folder 0755 (drwxr-xr-x)?

And inside your my-templates folder, what does a directory listing look like? Is there a folder with all your theme files inside it? Do you have a style.css there with your theme name in the header?

[chrishajer]

They don’t look any different than a WordPress installation, and then a bbPress forum at a different URL. Here’s what it looks like if you don’t do any sort of integration:

bbPress: http://www.riversideinfo.org/forum/

WordPress: http://www.riversideinfo.org/

WordPress is in the html root, and then in that folder is a forum folder, which is why bbPress is accessible at http://www.riversideinfo.org/forum/

[c00l2sv]

I remember some years ago (probably I was one of the first who tried to integrate bbPress with WordPress in a different language, fully localized integration [1]), and it was a pain. Now, years passed, I can see bbPress and WordPress rising and shining, but I wouldn’t pay anymore so much attention into their integration.

The main problem I/folks met when choosing between BB software and taking bbPress as a possible solution, is it’s lack of real BB features, like already mentioned quoting, nice fluid design themes… classic stuff which makes a forum software look accordingly.

I do respect the WordPress choices when it comes to design (including software designs and tehnologies), but if you want bbPress get over FluxBB (ex PunBB, which was sold and it is it’s main competitor), forget about Joel Spolsky’s thoughts, people are looking for something they got used to already. Bring options to core and hide them under checkboxes, but don’t apart them in plugins (at least until bbPress has no such plugin installer like WordPress has).

Dunno why, but bbPress still looks much like it was first time released by Matt after a weekend of smart coding. Time to grow up a bit.

Just my 2 cents…

[arena]

interesting thread :

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/talkpress

[arena]

Hi Matt,

“how to integrate bbPress better with WP, … as to where bbPress goes in the future, I’d be curious to hear who wants to help with that. “

Answering to that question with some questions can be helpfull :

* bbPress today ? (point A)

* WordPress today ? (point A’)

* Can they meet at some point ? (point

* What is the code in common between WP(µ), bbPress ( and BuddyPress) ?

* Is there somewhere an underlying FrameWork with some engines inside (blog(s), forum (social networking) engines) ?

* Could we imagine in a future to come to install a Framework and plug into it a blog(s) engine, a forum engine, (a social networking engine, ) all of them at the same time ?

ready to help

arena

[xarzu]

I am a newbee. Don’t laugh at my stupid question.

How do I install a bbPress theme? I created the “my-templates” directory and I unzipped my theme into a folder in that directory. But when I go to my bbPress dashboard, the screenshot for my new theme shows a blank space with a red X in the upper left corner. When I click to “Activate” the theme it shows a featureless version of bbPress with no theme at all.

[rich! @ etiviti]

quickly note some of the important things

1) documentation, examples, and more documentation – from plug-ins to core. it is very difficult to ramp up and extend the functionality of bbPress when you have to spend considerable time researching how to hook into things. php is not my first language but i’d be more enticed to extend if there is something to fall back upon.

2) cohesiveness of technologies used in other automattic products – bring bbPress into the fold and create a common experience; UI. why do we have a scaled down editor in bbPress for example. IMHO, it should be the same as WP – if i’m using another automattic product, i’d like the same experience as those are the reasons why i use it. …i understand the lightweight approach (which i like) but its also important to consider the expectations.

2a) IntenseDebate – to me this is just a forum add-on to a blog post (topic). frankly the feature subset of ID is what a lot of forum administrators like (Comment Threading, Reply-By-Email, Email Notifications, Moderation/Blacklisting, Reputation Points & Comment Voting, +openid/etc login). again, just common experience of automattic.

3) the whole standalone, bbpress => wp, bbpress <= => wp thing (if i want bbpress and wp to talk to each other, this should be a core level thing instead of a plug-in to cross pollinate content – sometimes it is just easier to shy away from bbpress and opt for ID – in this instance buddypress is too much for a small community) but i need another cup of coffee before i can touch further on this subject

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

I just realized that i miss a “quote” button in bbPress

There’s <blockquote> actually bbPress uses regular HTML syntax, not bbCode.

The future? Optional integration, but DEEP integration. If I didn’t have to re-theme my forums every time I make a change to my blog, I’d be happy. Honestly, it works as much as I need it to right now, but the reason I picked bbPress has jack to do with integration and all to do with simplicity.

I came from the Invision/phpBB/SMF world and I was always turning off options I didn’t use or want. Much like WordPress, the best thing about bbPress is that it’s little and you can add on if you want.

That said, much like how people can (and do) port Akismet to other platforms, bbPress has to decide if that’s it’s future too. To whit:

Is bbPress going to be a sibling to WordPress (intended to be used with it, but available as stand alone) or a cousin (available to be used with or without WordPress)?

Right now it’s a kissing cousin (legal only in the backwoods), trying to be both. If we keep along the currently available integration path, it will become the cousin. That said, if it moves on to the sibling, being tied in like … Akismet (available from the get-go, but optional), then you’d probably get a lot more pick up from WordPress users.

Integration with WordPress, knowing that WP and WPMU are in route to becoming the same thing (unless the rumors are a lie, it’s just what I heard), would really make things like BuddyPress be a home run.

Of course, if we get better integration, we need better user management. A way to flag users as bozo is nice, but banning people would be even better.

I’m going to get more coffee and think more about this. Mostly, I’m happy we’re not forgotten.

[CyrixInstead]

I’m having the same problem as Croyd, plus as CitizenKeith says, there is no longer a specific ‘WordPress Integration’ plugin with the latest version of bbPress.

Any ideas anyone?

~Cyrix

\Edit – I came across a fix that works for me (http://bestservedcold.com/news/bbpress-and-wordpress-magic-quotes/comment-page-1). I also have both WP & bbPress integrated, and I commented out the line $_POST = add_magic_quotes($_POST); in wp-settings.php in my WordPress installation. I tried a test post in the forum and one on the blog and they both worked fine.

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

$out = preg_replace( '|/!]*?[^[*?]|si', '', $out );

That should take bbCode out, put it after $out = strip_tags( $out ); . Not tested it, but it’s adapted from a function I found on Google

[Andy Peatling]

But does it work out-of-the-box already? It doesn´t for me.

When did you last try? This is new to 1.1 and works for most people with one click.

[KillerSneak]

http://test2.cell-systems.net/forums/topic/testing-forum-software/page/3

I’m running a custom Editor on my test site and will move it to my normal site this weekend works wonders

[darxmac]

Hi All

I have a bbpress install that is deep integrated with a wordpress MU 2.8.4. Everything is working perfectly, except that when i try to change the default language. When i remove the deep interagtion hook and use the default theme it works.

I can see in trac (ticket/1096)that this is supposed fixed (maybe) but could it be because i’m using wordpress mu instead of the regular ? … any ideas/workarounds ?

/thomas

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

@merlin214365: As a golden rule, most functions will return a string by putting get_ in front of the function name, rather than echoing (which is just an alias for the get_ anyway). Most functions you’re likely to need are in functions.bb-template.php too, so have a read through that and I’d recommend getting an editor like Programmer’s Notepad to be able to search through bbPress’ code all at once to understand usage.

strip_tags will take out all HTML and PHP tags, so no need for an extra str_replace

[merlin214365]

@psycheangels just add some more filters to

if ( $posts ) {

$out = $posts[0]->post_text;

$out = strip_tags( $out );

Like this one

$out = str_replace( '<br />', '', $out );

there might be an easier way but im still learning.

[merlin214365]

I should have pointed out im still learning php and bbpress functions still mystify me but thanks Kawauso for cleaning up the code i appreciate it.

[chrishajer]

Inside the folder that as WordPress, put a folder with all the bbPress files in it. So maybe you have this:

/public/html/wordpress/

add a new folder:

/public/html/wordpress/forum/ (or forums or discussion or bbpress)

then access your new installation at http://www.example.com/forum (or whatever you selected) assuming WordPress is accessible at http://www.example.com/

[Adam Harley (Kawauso)]

Cripes, no need for all that object-based markey, bbPress has functions to pass as a string rather than echo…

<?php

/*

Plugin Name: Meta Headers

*/



function meta_heads() {



global $posts, $tags;



if ( $posts ) {

$out = $posts[0]->post_text;

$out = strip_tags( $out );

$out = str_replace( array( "n", "r" ), ' ', $out );

$out = substr($out, 0, 200); // only display the first 200 characters of the first post

}



if( empty( $out ) )

$out = 'Default description';



echo "n".'<meta name="description" content="'.$out.'" />';



if ( !empty( $tags ) ) {

$keywords = '';

foreach ($tags as $t) {

$keywords.=$t->raw_tag.', ';

}

echo "n".'<meta name="keywords" content="'.substr($keywords,0,-2).'">'."n"; // displays any tags associated with a topic as keywords

}



}



add_action( 'bb_head', 'meta_heads' );

That will strip HTML, but not bbCode