Congrats to the whole bbPress team
> https://trac.bbpress.org/attachment/ticket/1181/full-rss-filters.patch
I don’t seem to be able and reproduce the new version of the files, also because the code in 1.0.2 seems to be slightly different from the one I’m supposed to edit, and I get easily lost (not being a coder myself).
I tried all my best, but still the feed throws an error and does not get created.
Are such files dowloadable from any source, please?
Its a plugin you can find on bbpress.org
Subscribe to the RSS feed in Google reader 
I thought long about to have a function like in other forum scripts, but these days RSS is the way how to do it.
I wrote an article about:
http://www.finalwebsites.com/forums/topic/how-to-subscribe-to-topics-from-a-bbpress-forum
start with the header and footer, keep the “middle part” as it is.
if you can modify create themes for WP, than it’s not so hard to do the same for bbpress
that’s a great number! I’m sure that bbpress will become more popular…
What happened so far…
Okay I looked through the file. Yangers101 was on the right track. There were some extra lines in the wp-config:
$bb->cookiepath = '';
$bb->sitecookiepath = '';
I took those out.
The problem: “www.” The WPMU was configured to be on website.com/blogs (without the www.)
so all the settings needed to be without the “www.” or with. One or the other on both WPMU & BBpress.
Since his host forced the www. We had to put all the www. in the configuration. BBpress didn’t like the www. in the dashboard so he logged into his DB and manually changed it.
Thanks gerikg! I just emailed you.
I guess it depends on the structure of the theme, but essentially you need to try and match the CSS elements in the theme’s stylesheet to their bbPress counterparts. Some of it will be redundant, and personally I found it easier to just take the bulk of the general styling and then add in the rest later. Didn’t turn out perfect though. I’d recommend using Kakumei as a base as well.
I don’t think this is what you want… but the code might provide some inspiration, since it also deals with subforums. 
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/counting-forums#post-21338
Good luck!
hardly surprising, bbpress is a solid piece of a forum , and the userbase is imho allways ready to help and at least always kind.
congrats
Very impressive indeed if that equates to anything like that number of forums, that’s pretty amazing
Okay, I’ve fixed it and it’s working at the moment!
I forgot the settings in wp-admin/options.php for WordPress itself.
Would the fact that I have bbPress working in a iframe in one of the wordpress pages be causing any problems?
I have both wordpress and the bbpress (FOLDER) in the members directory. So where it asks for Blog address (URL) should it be https://my_site/members/ or should it be https://my_site/members/bbpress/
I’ve tried both ways and neither works. Just a scattered thought.
Hmmm, again. I did open up, side by side, the WordPress config file and the bbpress config file and made absolutely sure that AUTH_KEY=BB_AUTH_KEY and that SECURE_AUTH_KEY=BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY and that LOGGED_IN_KEY=BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY. So, this may not be what we are looking for.
I’m wondering about the “User Role Map” settings: (Below is how I set them)
WordPress Administrator = bbPress Administrator
WordPress Editor = bbPress Member
WordPress Author = bbPress Member
WordPress Contributor = bbPress Member
WordPress Subscriber = bbPress Member
look through your BB-press dashboard –> Settings—>wordpress intergration
Hmmm, that’s interesting. I ftp’d the options-wordpress.php file down from the site and opened it in Dreamweaver. I recognize some of the comments in this as being from the “wordpress Integration settings as found in the Settings/Wordpress Integration tab of the Admin section of bbpress. This is where I set the “User Role Map”, WordPress Address (URL), Blog Address (URL), auth cookie salt, secure auth cookie salt, and logged in cookie salt.
HOWEVER, when I look into the actual options-wordpress.php file (as ftp’d down from the site) and open it up, the php code still seems to be asking for those items??? I just copied a bit of the code from that file and pasted it below. Please advise,
<table>
<tr>
<th><?php _e(‘WordPress’); ?></th>
<td></td>
<th><?php _e(‘bbPress’); ?></th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>AUTH_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_AUTH_KEY</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>SECURE_AUTH_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>LOGGED_IN_KEY</td>
<td><=></td>
<td>BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY</td>
</tr>
</table>
And make sure you filled in in the BB Admin side the information under
DASHBOARD->SETTINGS->Wordpress Integration
this is a shot in the dark but JesperA move the line
define( 'SITECOOKIEPATH', '/' );
BEFORE
define('DB_NAME',
I think it’s impressive there were 10,000 downloads of bbPress in August.
That’s over 300 per day.
I didn’t get the idea of remote posting in a forum. Is there any client for forums which enables the conversation without a web browser?
P.S. – I would love that 
I fixed the second & third issue but I am still stuck at the first one.
Looking at the markup I found <select name="forum_id" id="forum-id""> is being generated by bbPress codebut the same works in default theme flawlessly so this isn’t the cause. Can I have the complete lookup order for file required to generate the “Add new” page.
Hi there!
Thanks for your response. Does this also affect WordPress (no MU version)?
Sorry I was a bit unclear about the exact version.
I can try the define(‘sitecookiepath’, ‘/’); , I haven’t tried that.
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I’ve tried the above define( ‘SITECOOKIEPATH’, ‘/’ ); but it didn’t work as well.
Any further ideas what I can try?
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Does anyone have a plain and simple manual how to integrate WP (no MU!) with bbPress? The manual on the site seems to fail me over and over again.
