I would like to have my comment’s nested. I already have a comment nesting plugin for WP, but not sure if that could be reused for bbPress.
bbPress 1.1 is published occasionally
so i am asking for HELP and it should work…hehe.
i just installed bb102 on wp283mu.
and in bb admin there is no setting option other than chnage theme.
what went wrong?
I also face same Problem
I use 2.8.2 mu bbPress 1.0.2
it ask for passowrd when you switch to wp to bb and bb to wp but it allow wp users to login to bb
and also i cann`t see admin control panel in BB other than theme chnage
where it went wrong
I have seen many people asking that tags are not getting deleted in bbPress 1.0 (Even I faced the same problem, but it was working in the default theme). So I just thought of writing a solution for it.
Open the topic-tags.php of your theme.
You would find something like this:
<?php if ( $public_tags ) : ?>
<div id="othertags">
<ul id="yourtaglist">
<?php foreach ( $public_tags as $tag ) : ?>
<li id="tag-<?php echo $tag->tag_id; ?>_<?php echo $tag->user_id; ?>">
<a href="<?php bb_tag_link(); ?>" rel="tag"><?php bb_tag_name(); ?></a> <?php $tags = bb_get_tag_remove_link (); if ($tags) echo '<small>'.$tags.'</small>'; ?>
</li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
</div>
Replace it with:
<?php if ( bb_get_topic_tags() ) : ?>
<?php bb_list_tags(); ?>
That’s it!
You can also view the changes to topic-tags.php of the default theme in the trac:
http://trac.bbpress.org/changeset?old_path=%2Ftrunk%2Fbb-templates%2Fkakumei%2Ftopic-tags.php&old=940&new_path=%2Ftrunk%2Fbb-templates%2Fkakumei%2Ftopic-tags.php&new=2344
Yeah, very nice theme.
They have also released it publicly here:
http://urbangiraffe.com/themes/guangzhou/
Hmm, I upgraded to 1.0.2 and the problem has not changed.
These are the plugins that I am using: Ajaxed Quote, Akismet, Allow Images, BBcode Buttons Toolbar, BBcode Lite, bbPM, bbPress signatures, bbPress Smilies, BBVideo, Post Count Plus, and reCAPTCHA bbPress.
I don’t see anything that could be causing this though, anyone else have any other ideas?
I was going to start a new topic with almost the same problem.
First off, I’m trying to integrate WordPress MU 2.8.3 and bbPress 1.0.2
The problem I have is the second one behe101 stated before.
When I access my site through WordPress everything works fine. When I access my site through bbPress, and then try to go to http://www.mydomain.com/wp-admin/, it redirects me here: http://www.mydomain.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mydomain.com%2Fwp-admin%2F
I’ve followed Sam’s screencast, step by step, and tried it over three times with fresh installs… but still happens the same. It happens something like described here: https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/13125
But I don’t know, I did copy/paste exactly what the bbPress Integration plugin output into the wp-config.php file.
Also, when I go to the home page of the site I can see I’m logged in:
WordPress ยต
This is a WordPress Mu powered site.
You can:
* Site Admin
* Log out
* Create a new blog
* Edit this file at wp-content/themes/home/home.php with your favourite text editor and customize this screen.
But it still won’t access the administration dashboard.
I just installed a new bbPress 1.0.2 install on a web site, and successfully integrated it into an existing WordPress site.
I found a bug: whenever going to someone’s profile page (/forum/profile/1), it’s showing the login name, nickname, and ‘member since’ date for whoever happens to be logged in at the time. It should be showing the info for the person whose page I’m visiting.
The User Activity section shows activity for the correct person (and the navigation menu is also correct), but those other bits are wrong.
This is also messing my ability up to edit someone’s profile when logged in as the admin: it’s showing my own admin account’s info instead of theirs, and even is showing their role as Key Master.
If nobody is logged in, then the page works correctly.
Anyone have any ideas? Is this just me?
I’ve just discovered: when I login to the bbPress forum and try to access wp-admin on the WordPress site, it prompts for my username and password AGAIN, although once I’ve done this I can access both control panels (bb and wp-admin).
I can still post to the forum when logged in using either endpoint.
WordPress 2.8.3 and bbPress 1.0.2
What versions of bbPress and WordPress did you integrate?
A pretty neat installation of bbPress
http://urbangiraffe.com/support/
Not mine, just seen and used today.
I’ve been tearing my hair out for about a week over this. I’ve gone through the WP/bbPress integration process, but if I use the WordPress login form to get into the site, I can’t access the bbPress Admin control panel. It just bounces me back to the forum’s front page. It DOES work if I use bbPress’ login, but I really don’t want to do that every time I want to administrate the site. In fact, I don’t want to use the bbPress login screen at all.
I haven’t heard about it here, you seem to be the first to ask.
For conversions for forum software that haven’t already been attempted, you can sometimes find a conversion too to convert your forum to phpBB and then import phpBB to bbPress.
Thanks, but I’m looking for a solution. I saw something you posted on another topic about a tutorial, but all it did was log me out of my forum and not recognize any user. I’m just surprised the integration of users and themes is so difficult between bbPress and WP.
Hello,
i’m a new user of BBpress, & i wish to thanks you for the fabolous work done behind. This tool is really powerfull & helpfull for me.
it should be great if we will be able to setup individually the “latest discussion” numbers of message to display, instead of changing the numbers of message par page. ( Separate the both option. )
& also to have the possibility to not show the pages numbers for those “latest discussion”.
Best regards
Gregory Janssens
You can also use this tutorial and the template: http://www.adityanaik.com/integratepress-part-i/ It will call the header and footer from wordpress, but you will still need to tweak it a little and and the sidebar call if you want it.
I forgot to deactivate all plugins prior to upgrading to latest version (from 1.0.1), but everything seems to work fine… is deactivation a vital step?
Never display your cookie hash. That is a security risk.
Wondering if anyone has done a conversion of dotnetbb to bbpress?
Is there a good resource anywhere for bbpress import tools? I couldn’t find one.
I just made the Plugin Browser for bbPress By Sam Bauers compatible with bbPress 1.0 & later 
It now correctly recognizes the current version of the plugin stored on your forums, also tells you to upgrade if necessary, and can uninstall plugins already installed or install which are not installed.
I have also done the following changes:
- The directory folder of a plugin need not have pb– in its name, nor have a pb–revision.php
- GET methods changed to POST.
Notes:
- Plugins installed by the previous version of this plugin, cannot be upgraded or uninstalled. You can, however remove pb– from their name via ftp and then upgrade or uninstall.
- It does not recognize the plugins bundled with bbPress like Akismet, Bozo, etc. (This functionality wasn’t there before too).
You can download it from here: http://gaut.am/uploads/plugin-browser-for-bbpress.zip
If you liked it, then you can donate here – http://gaut.am/donate/
Thanks
They appear to be all the same. I did set up my bbPress database table prefix as wp_bb_. They are in the same database.
One thing I wonder about is this:
define( 'COOKIEHASH', 'd61ff63d6d2f09a423c2332af089b5c8' );
define( 'COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.hoosierhoopsreport.com' );
define( 'SITECOOKIEPATH', '/wpm/' );
define( 'ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH', '/wpm' );
define( 'COOKIEPATH', '/wpm/' );
The cookie_domain, it says (dot)hoosierhoopsreport.com. Should the (dot) be there?
I ended up having to support both, because I wanted users who sign in on a bbPress page to “stay” on the same page… and users who signed into a WordPress-powered page to also “stay” on the same page.
I used to only use the bbPress signin, which worked great… but then users who signed into WordPress pages got sent “back” to the frontpage of my blog, which annoyed my users.
Hope that helps!