[gerikg]

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/bp-103-and-bbpress-which-version-plugins-cookies#post-21894

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

What’s the correct URL supposed to be?

If you installed bbPress under WP plugins, that’s never gonna work. It’s a stand alongside app.

(should bb have a URL check on setup? If in wp-content/plugins, then ABORT!)

[gerikg]

WPMU 2.8.4a + BB 1.0.2 + BP 1.0.3

I don’t know if I should be posting it here or on BuddyPress.org I integrated those three to work together. I’m was planning to use bbPress signatures by _CK_. When you click edit profile you go to the BuddyPress side. The plugin is for BBpress side. So how do I get it to work on the BuddyPress side and the forums?

[joshj]

Installed bbpress successfully on personal WP blog. No problems.

Attempted install on second blog and I get an odd error when trying to access admin. After entering keymaster name/password and clicking login, I get redirected to:

https://(blogname).com/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/

(WP plugins folder now seems a weird place to install, but I was just jumping in)

The redirect address just takes me to a “not found” page on the WP blog. So, I go back to the initial /bbpress/ location and the keymaster name shows as logged in. All links appear to function fine except for Admin. Clicking on this does nothing.

[citizenkeith]

I was noticing this, but chalked it up to running v1.x with outdated plugins. I’ve gone back to v0.9.0.6 and haven’t seen it happen… yet.

[gerikg]

Okay I think I got it. Thanks to Kernpunt (https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/first-pass-at-a-fix-for-deep-integration-in-trunk#post-55915) I didn’t have access to the error logs.

I deactivate both plugin from both sides (for now).

I didn’t have clue what it was. I thought it was because my php memory was limited.

Now I’m integrating BBpress theme into WP!

[johnhiler]

Ruby on Rails has some stuff to allow memcached storage of user sessions:

http://awesomerails.wordpress.com/2008/06/26/memcache-sessions-in-rails/

@finalwebsite – _ck_ is a female developer. I was referring to her statements that “the performance boost will be trivial, almost non-existent for a single server setup” and ” Memcache is only beneficial for multi-server systems, it’s why it was invented in the first place.” But ymmv!

[Olaf Lederer]

Hi Spell, check the time on your server first (use ssh)

[Olaf Lederer]

so it’s possible to store user sessions with memcache? this is cool.

do you know some reference material about this function?

[Olaf Lederer]

Hi,

you need to check the old and the new table structure (use phpmyadmin) for this.

next you need to convert the old tables to the format of the new tables.

Learn from how bbpress will create the records inside the tables and import your old data this way.

I don’t think that there is a tutorial on how to do that (didn’t know that Joomla has a forum module)

[batrachoid]

Depends. Where do you want them to appear in BBpress and what part of your blog do you want to link to?

[usera]

I think there is some mistake on what the intent of my post was about. My post is never meant that I wanted a feature to “cache” the forum. I wanted the bbpress integration to work with memcache for a seemless login but currently it’s done by the cookie path.. I think I once again got confused on who to contact to get that feature added since not everyone uses cookies but than I suppose it is a problem when you set session handling to memcache by master value.

[_ck_]

No, the problem is much worse in 1.0.x

Not only does the setting have no effect, 1.0 has a “reserved” option list which forces all foreign options (ie. set by plugins) to default to non-autoload, causing an extra query for each one unless they specifically add themselves to the auto-load list.

So other than hacking nearly every single existing plugin, you can try my workaround:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/heres-how-to-fix-some-of-the-10-query-performance-regression

[Marius-]

I’ve abandoned this idea now. Until BBPress makes this ALOT easier to achieve sometime in the future.

I added a link to the forum on the mainsite, and it opens in a new window. Looks good.

[Spell]

Hi!

I’m running bbPress 0.9.0.2 and I noticed that it shows some weird posting times on few of the last posts. It says that they’ve been written “-1 year ago”. Minus one year ago? What could it be that’s making this happen? Something wrong with the server clock? I haven’t changed any of my bbPress settings in a while..

Here is the board (in Finnish): http://www.viekkausliiga.com/pulina/

Problem is the “Pulinaboxi” thread. It says that a user has written the last post “-1 year ago”. This causes the sites front page (http://www.viekkausliiga.com/) RSS-feed parser to malfunction as in not showing the latest posts…

[Olaf Lederer]

@johnhiler, his concerns are more about setup problems by unexperienced php user and hosting requirements.

Actually, I don’t like the super cache module for WP, because it’s only powerful for blogs with a lot of page views. Memcache would be better for bbpress in my opinion. I know a lot of people using memcache for several types of applications and they are very glad to use it.

I don’t think that memcache should be a part of bbpress, but it would be helpful that the API is compatible to use it.

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

Empty your database be dropping all the tables inside it via PhpMyAdmin and then install bbPress again.

[gerikg]

It could be: BBVideo plugin

[johnhiler]

Sam had some thoughts on how bbPress 1.0/Backpress enabled the WordPress memcached plugin here:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/topic-query-count-in-alpha-10-any-progress#post-19600

_ck_ also had some thoughts on how memcached would or wouldn’t increase performance (although it sounds like performance isn’t your main goal in making the switch):

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/covert-wp-super-cache-plug-in-for-bbpress/page/2#post-38232

Good luck – and keep us posted on how it goes!

[usera]

for my requirements memcache is more reliable and less messy. Besides you do not supercache a forum. I do not think you understand.

[frooyo]

@usera

Instead of memcache, output caching might be a better option for non-logged in user. Something like WordPress’ SuperCache plugin.

More information can be found about this discussion here:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/covert-wp-super-cache-plug-in-for-bbpress#post-37072

Essentially, a lot of people would love the SuperCache plugin to be converted for use with bbPress … but no one has yet committed to performing the work needed to convert the plugin

[usera]

Can someone tell me what’s the status with bbpress and memcache? I see backpress is meant to unify memcache in both installations but is there a working beta to get both working? I currently using version two of the object-cache on my wordpress and unfortunately i suppose that is what is causing the problem with the bbpress integration plugin. Any clues or more info?

Thank you.

[johnhiler]

Hehe, most people talk as though bbPress doesn’t exist.

I personally talk as if bbPress 1.0 doesn’t exist… 0.9 or bust!

I haven’t used Vanilla, so I can’t comment on them… I wish there was more benchmarking across boards platforms for speed. But I haven’t seen much on that front…

[Mooks]

Hi There,

I was looking into bbpress, but I hadn’t really seen any themes that caught my attention with the exception of the theme at the following:

http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/forum/5

In my opinion, it is the simplest and cleanest of all themes I’ve seen. Is there a theme like this available for download? Most of the other bbpress themes I’ve seen look too busy and cluttered, and prefer the simple and clean look of the aforementioned.

Thanks in advance for replies.

[Marius-]

How did you embed youtube videos in the forum?