I’ve just upgraded to 1.0. I have bbpress integrated with custom website, not WP.
1. pluggable.php is changed to functions.bb-pluggable.php.
2. some functions are renamed from wp_ to bb_, others aren’t.
3. bb_auth() is used sometimes. And sometimes is not.
4. localization directory is changed.
As a result, my forum needed second full integration. I had to add bb_auth() at the bottom of my bb-custom-pluggable.php to maintain user login, with $wp_auth_object->set_current_user($id) inside.
i’ve installed a fresh version of bbpress 1.0 on wordpress wp 2.8 and seems work good, but it’s the first time i use bbpress, i’ve integrated users and cookie
i’d use only registration and login page of wordpress, so i can delete this two bbpress pages ?
Just started debugging but looks like the plugin reads the scheme from the URL stored option of the integration plugin. If your using secure it will never flag secure if using force ssl.
this https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/md5-password-hashes/
now it works good, but if i login on bbpress the user password it’s converted in phpass format, if i login on wordpress the password it’s converted on md5 format.
i’d delete the login on bbpress, so i think it’s not necessary install the bbpress plugin
Gravatars should be done 100% via a plugin and not integrated into WordPress/bbPress in the first place. I never did understand why they were hardcoded in, except perhaps a push by Matt after they bought the service.
It should be done exactly like akismet and bozos.
People can register via my OpenID plugin, it’s just your install where you cannot.
You can disable the registration on one side or the other and force all registration though WP or bb as desired.
For those not using the XML-RPC functionality (95% of you) I strongly recommend you delete xmlrpc.php immediately after install. Several of WordPress’s security issues over the years have been through that API.
Thanks, i’m using wordpress 2.8 and bbpress 1.0
*blinkblink* WOW. Yeah, don’t move yet! Make a test forum and test out all those on there. There’s a list of plugins that work on RC1/RC2 that will give you a starting point for what ones should work…
Allow-Images is messed up and doesn’t work anymore.
This plugin allows you to use MD5 hashing in bbPress (not sure if it works in v 1.0 though):
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/md5-insecurity-for-bbpress/
What versions of WordPress and bbPress are you using?
I’m using a plugin to convert user password on wordpress to MD5, is it a problem if i integrate bbpress on wordpress ?
i’ve wordpress 2.8 and bbpress 1.0, i must create a new database for bbpress or i must use the wordpress database ? Thanks
I will look into this and report back later, but…
As reported in this thread:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/recount-errors
I was using BOTH Simple Onelinelist and ck’s Members Online. Why, you ask? Well, because I was too lazy to edit one of the templates we use (Theme Switcher is installed). Not only is S.O. out of date, but I’m sure there was a conflict.
Once I deleted S.O., all my problems went away. Recount errors, database upgrade messages and corrupted tables. Some plugins that didn’t work properly in 1.0 (Admin Add User & Approve User Registration, specifically) started working. Perhaps this was the problem all along?
When I have a chance this weekend, I will investigate error logs and whatnot. For now, none of my previous problems can be reproduced.
Plugins – blimey…
admin-add-user
allow-images
approve-user-registration
auto-add-favorites
avatar-upload
bb-chunk
bb-tweaks
bb-code-lite
bbPM
block-long-requests
enhanced-tag-heat-map
header-meta
human-test
move-it
my-views
new-favorite-notification
no-follow-on-reg
private-forums
profile-fields
related-topics
show-error-page
terms-of-service
year-long-cookies
Some are simple things taken from code in forum discussions, and the error-page one is my own.
I just tried one to notify mods of new posts, but it failed with a DB field/table missing, so I assume it was written or upgraded for 1.0, and of course a lot of plugins will be upgraded now. Still thinking, but I can always test drive it on an empty forum.
@Michael3185 FWIW, your theme shouldn’t break moving from 0.9 to 1.0, but depending on which plugins you use, waiting may not be a bad call there. Which ones are you using?
@Michael3185
>> “Apart from the user roles and DB changes for larger forums, is there anything 1.0 does that might prove useful, but which I don’t know about..? “
I don’t know Sam’s position on this but I’d assume that if a bug is found in 1.0 that it will not be backported to non stable (i.e. 0.9) branch.
Again, I don’t know Sam’s position on this but for all those people under the mentality of “if it already works, don’t upgrade” … simply upgrade now knowing that you’re on the current release that is being supported might be reason enough to upgrade.
Plus, if/when that time does come that you need to upgrade … upgrading from 0.9 to the current release at that time might be more difficult in the future than it is now to upgrade from 0.9 to 1.0
After reading the discussion about whether to upgrade or not, I’m thinking (as _ck_ says) that there’s no point as 0.9.0.5 is working fine for us. Two forums aren’t ready yet, and the one which is active has only 30 members, with 30 more to be added once everyone’s enjoyed their summer holidays.
I have all the plugins I want working fine, have created my own super-simple theme, and can’t think of anything else I need it to do. Apart from the user roles and DB changes for larger forums, is there anything 1.0 does that might prove useful, but which I don’t know about..?
At this point, I would suggest upgrading to bbPress 1.0 and troubleshoot from there. No sense rehashing alpha bugs.
I bet you could even write a quick ‘If email has gravatar, then show nothing, if NOT, directions…’ PHP query. But I too find most posters are happy with the Identicon 
With a name like grassrootspa, I figured this would make more sense.
I for one hope the core of bbPress never includes that kind of thing, as it works perfectly well as it is without needing to turn a thousand features off.
There are plugins available, and if they don’t suit your needs, newer betters ones will come in the future.
I think what you want, is BuddyPress + bbPress.
I don’t use Gravatars, but the avatar-upload plugin works superbly and is very easy to follow in the profile page. (https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/avatar-upload/#post-219) The image size and maximum upload file size can be pre-set, and it’s just a matter of the user selecting an image to upload and clicking Go. The image is resized if it’s large.
Saves people having to go and set up a Gravatar too – nobody in our technophobic group would bother, frankly. Come to that, most haven’t even uploaded an image, and seem happy with the auto-generated Identicon.
Edit: I should have said that I personally don’t use a Gravatar, but the option is switched on in Admin, so Gravatars will be used, or the user can choose to upload an image, or have an Identicon created. It all works very easily and looks great too.
Do you have an .htaccess file with rewrite rules in it, and are you using permalinks? Also, what version of bbPress did you install?
Can’t you edit the template files to put the Gravatar instructions in there for your installation?
Works beautifully! Just in case this could help… when upgrading from rc-3, I didn’t have to run the installer again (though I tried, following the upgrading instructions). Because it did not create a new config file though it said it did, I renamed back the old one, said no upgrade was necessary, and everything is running fine.
The interface looks fantastic, and out of 23 active plugins, only a minor issue with one (Post Meta not using the ‘display name’ on the front page, though it works fine). Sam, thank you for releasing 1.0!!!
