but with the user shared is it not simple query the table for comments ?
If you catch the comments in the bbpress profile you can have a complete integration from bbpress and wordpress
How about buddypress? Comments (activity) show up in the profile (which is shared amongst the sites).
As per me, its not easy as it sounds. You will need place in db to hold those comments like in WP. How about picking the code from WP itself? Post id can be replaced with user id and like..
right, the comments on wordpress
Sounds easy enough even to me Marcomail, though what exactly do you mean by ‘comments’?
without the pot for the 1.0 version u’ve made the translation?
Is there the possiblity to show comments in the user bbpress profile ?
Thx for the new 1.0 translation. Great Work.
A german language file for bbPress 1.0 is available for free download at
http://bbpress.tamagothi.de/download/
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Eine deutsche Sprachdatei für bbPress 1.0 steht zum freien Download zur Verfügung:
http://bbpress.tamagothi.de/download/
Not working..in bbpress1.0
Please help me…
Ending things at a year end is much more tidy than the middle when many more people are away.
Except I feel that more people are off on Winter vacation in December 
But I’m not all that hung up on summer v. winter showdowns. I suspect the same volume of people will be away in December as July, so why not pull a GeoCities and shut down Oct 26th
The only real reason I can see for stopping 0.9 support is that it’s time consuming in a direction that’s no longer being followed (see _ck_’s explanation). And that’s fair, y’know 
0.9 IS stable. It’s more tested than 1.0. But I agree with johnhiler, in that this doesn’t need to be a WarGames, zero-sum thing. There are always reasons to stay a couple revs back. Anyone who runs a server knows that. You want to upgrade to get new things, but you also end up holding off because it works as it, and you don’t want to mess with what works. But. There’s a point where holding off will cause you more pain when you have to upgrade.
Thankfully, we’re not there yet!
Sez Sam:
As long as bbPress 0.9 is maintained some time will have to be spent maintaining the 0.9 branch, mostly with regards to security fixes. I don’t see this as particularly burdensome, but I don’t want to be doing it forever.
12 to 18 months is long enough, IMO, for that. Pick one, carry on. A set in stone date is good so people can’t say they weren’t warned
dunno if you are talking to me, but my permalink rewrites work perfect. click the demo link I gave above.
the problem is just that I have an extra “forum” bit in the URL for forums, but after thinking about it carefully, it seems to be the same problem as with wordpress and the built-in “category” bit in category urls…
btw. my .htaceess fiel is inside the forum folder where bbpress is installed
This would be fairly straightforward to do via a plugin.
Sam recently modified a filter for a post class based on my suggestion in 1.0
https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1091
https://trac.bbpress.org/changeset/2093
All you would have to do is hook the filter and examine the user for the post, then add a class based on role.
So the framework you need is something like this:
add_filter( 'post_del_class', 'post_class_by_role',10,2);
function post_class_by_role($classes, $post_id ) {
$post=bb_get_post($post_id);
// do stuff here, add class to $classes if necessary
return $classes;
}
This won’t work in 0.9 however, you would need a template modification instead.
MDA tried to put in code that prevented malformed image tags. Since bbPress uses raw html and not bbcode by default, it’s always something to consider. However you can run a minimal plugin to allow any and all images quite easily:
add_filter( 'bb_allowed_tags', 'allow_images_allowed_tags' );
function allow_images_allowed_tags( $tags ) {$tags['img'] = array('src' => array(), 'title' => array(), 'alt' => array()); return $tags; }
That’s all that’s needed to permit the image tag.
I’m suprised the cgi rewrites didn’t transform these. Check your perms, do a chmod -R 777 just to see
@ovizii; I have the same problem with another bbPress forum I set up, which is off a sub-domain and in a folder called /forum/. Pretty permalinks don’t work no matter what I do with the .htaccess rewrites (I get 404 errors). I tried removing the /forum/ from RewriteBase and putting the .htaccess file in the forum folder – no go. Also tried leaving it in, and putting the .htaccess file in the ‘root’ of the sub-domain – no go.
I don’t know enough about rewrite rules and what they do to fix it. The ‘standard’ .htaccess people have posted elsewhere works fine in another forum which is in the ‘root’ folder of a sub-domain, by the way. This maybe should be in another thread as it’s not 1.0 related (I’m on 0.9.0.5), but any help would be appreciated.
Single Sign-on is a very convenient feature to have in an organization, and for web services (on apache, at least) it’s very conveniently provided by mod_auth_kerb.
However, there is a problem preventing its use with bbPress, namely user name handling.
Kerberos user names are of the form user@DOMAIN.TLD. bbPress username sanitization rules are too strict and strip the ‘@’ character outright. And anyway, domain concept is not supported throughout the code and in underlying database.
Moreover, the whole HTTP auth support (purportedly, a basic thing in any web app) relies on external and somewhat broken plugin (it uses bb_user_exists deprecated function, which is not working properly in 1.0, or at least it seems so to me).
In my most extant dreams (phpbb style , SPNEGO auth plugin should be also able to query an LDAP database (which is most often present in such set-ups) for extra user info.
This doesn’t solve the other problems like.. Underlining, Stricking the text, font size increasing etc. And in the links that we add using TinyMCE editor gives an extra quote in the resulting form content link!
I am using bbpress 1.0 and there is a file by name functions.bb-forums.php inside bb-includes folder. I opened it and saw these codes
function bb_allowed_tags() {
$tags = array(
'a' => array(
'href' => array(),
'title' => array(),
'rel' => array()),
'blockquote' => array('cite' => array()),
'br' => array(),
'code' => array(),
'pre' => array(),
'em' => array(),
'strong' => array(),
'ul' => array(),
'ol' => array(),
'li' => array()
);
I added 'p' => array(), to solve the <p> tag problem.
But all other problems regarding underline, stricking the text, adding image also doesn’t work(I have installed allow-image plugin), font size increasing also doesn’t work.
Please help.. and if possible get back to me at satish at technotip DOT org [ Its .ORG and not .COM ].
Thanks
I see you have finally converted to the new admin style… congratulations!
It looks really good (except the green buttons in some places). Thanks.
hi there.
I successfully integrated wpmu 2.7.1 with bbpress 1.0. all works as its supposed to, except for some small questions/problems:
– the forums are located here: http://zice.ro/forum/ so basically bbpress is isntalled in a folder called forum
– the links to the forums looks weird, notice the link contains forum twice? i.e. http://zice.ro/forum/forum/pluginuri
– I checked my .htaccess inside the forum folder: http://pastebin.com/f3b96dbc9 notice the rewrite base says: RewriteBase /forum/ I tried changing it to / but that doesn’t help. What is it supposed to look like?
– besides why do almost all rewrites inside that file have an additional forum inside? i.e. RewriteRule ^page/([0-9]+)/?$ /forum/index.php?page=$1 [L,QSA] is that automatically taken from the isntallation folder?
– how could I get rid of that additional forum? Looks stupid 
– bbpress sees all my registered users, but claims they have no role. I’d realy hate to have to manually edit all users and give them memebr privileges. shouldn’t there be a way to automatically promote all existing wpmu users to bbpress members?
– I tried the DEEP INTEGRAATION, but still, even if using <?php wp_head(); ?> inside mh header.php doesn’t trigger all wordpress plugins that should be triggered when calling the wp_head – is there a way to autoamte this?
It appears, that the “admin” issue is also SSL related.
In admin.php:8 bb_auth is called with implied, default scheme “auth”.
However, later on in functions.bb-pluggable.php:145, the following code is encountered:
if ( is_ssl() ) {
$scheme = ‘secure_auth’;
} else {
$scheme = ‘auth’;
}
Which, given that is_ssl() returns true, will make the validation fail and user bounced out of admin page.
For now, I replaced ‘secure_auth’ with ‘auth’ in ssl branch as well, which appears to be a reasonable hack for me.
Where do you set a post to sticky? I can’t seem to find it (bbpress 1.0)
