Like the download counter, I was twelfth to download at 12 minutes 
Admin looks loverly now.
Draggable forum order is nice.
Dang, it must be the theme. (can delete tags via the default Kakumei 1.0).
I guess this means this theme uses AJAX for tag deletion (I am a BBPress newbie, don’t know where to look to know for sure).
Any suggestions for a work around without having to switch themes? Here it is:
Theme Name: blank 2 column Right Sidebar
Theme URI: http://refueled.net/blank-themes/
Description: A blank bbPress theme. Matching WordPress themes available.
Version: 1.0
Author: refueled
Author URI: http://refueled.net
@grassrootspa
Is it an integrated install by chance?
Nice !
Thanks Sam for the release !!!
Does this happen on the default theme?
If it works there, is the tag deletion in your template attempted via AJAX?
Sam, just installed. Everything looks amazing internally. Well done.
The bees and hives icons are perfect.
The only snafu I have found is when I try and delete a tag I get
“The tag was not removed.”
“Back to [site name].”
My theme is Refueled Blank 2 Column – Right Sidebar (Not sure if it helps)
I’m also curious about this. Using
<a href="/profile/<?php post_author(); ?>">User Profile</a>
doesn’t work for me since some users have display names that aren’t their user name. Is there not a simple bbPress template tag for calling the link to the user profile?
If only that one table is open when MySQL crashes, you might have exactly this problem. Posts, users and topics are all stored in other tables, but the theme and plugins you’re using are indeed recorded in bb_topicmeta (in my 0.9.0.4 installation). So, if bb_topicmeta gets corrupted, I could see this happening. The database version is stored there as well, and if bbPress doesn’t find that, I think you would get the “upgrade the database” message as well.
I think the question is to find out why MySQL or the server is crashing.
What version of the software are you talking about Marcomail?
What is your question exactly? Do you have existing WordPress users and you’re wondering if they will be integrated with bbPress after integration?
If you post your email address here, we can close this topic and people can contact you directly.
I think you could do it with a plugin and a template, with no changes to bbPress at all. I get the vision and I think it’s pretty interesting.
Or, the FAQ here:
https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#pretty-permalinks
Note, for people who cannot get this to work on a 1&1 server, you need to put this at the top of your .htaccess file:
Options -MultiViews
The Options +MultiViews does not work (IME) at 1&1, so in addition to creating the rewrite rules manually as in the FAQ, you need to DISABLE MultiViews to make this work. Worked for me.
Can you explain exactly what you’re looking for here? I don’t see any friends function on areforum.org/forums/ (but I didn’t look too hard) but I am familiar with Facebook. What would you like to see in bbPress?
Those are bbPress 0.9 cookies. Don’t know why there are so many though.
Frooyo, to answer your question, you can remove that dropdown as you did, but first you need to add the forum name as hidden value to the form. You can look at the source of a rendered page, find the select, grab the form field name and value, and just code that into the form as a hidden value. That way, when you submit the form, it looks the same to bbPress as if someone had actually selected one (of one) value for a forum name.
Mine looks like this (your forum ID might be different):
<input type="hidden" name="forum_id" value="1" />
I thought at first the permalink thing was because it was a Windows server maybe, but then I noticed these headers. Is it normal to have this many (seemingly) duplicate cookies?
http://www.chrishajer.com/bbpress/freelanceswitch.txt
I wasn’t even logged in.
To be honest though, I’ve never tried integration across SSL sites, it may not be possible with currently existing tools.
Setting bbPress to also force SSL might do it, but I can’t do any testing right now.
In bbPress to use SSL you need these in your bb-config.php:
define('BB_FORCE_SSL_USER_FORMS', true);
define('BB_FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true);
WPMU Trunk + bbPress Latest RC + Integration Plugin with:
define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true);
define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);
Does not work. Setting the values to false (disabling SSL/HTTPS), integration works great. However when it comes to SSL, forget it. I’m going to say it’s impossible.
We need SSL to work across software packages, security is paramount.
Any help from anyone or the devs, let me know.
Again, this is a SSL WPMU install.
_ck_ could be right about NFS. Also, bbPress does a few extra MySQL queries which seem redundant, but speed things up when you actually have posts in there.
It’s hard to tell what you mean by “slow” when there is no quantitative information to go by.
Let us know who your webhost is as well.
Install the bb-benchmark plugin and look at what’s slowing you down.
If your host uses NFS storage, bbPress will be slow but there are other possibilities like a plugin misbehaving (since you aren’t using any, I suspect it’s NFS)
Theming is not coding. Well, it’s HTMLing, which isn’t really coding.
See: https://bbpress.org/documentation/themes/
All you have to really do with your new theme is a style.css (in which all you have to do is specify the name of your theme etc) and the header.php (where all you need is to add the header you want). The rest of the files will be pulled from bbPress’ default theme, Kakumei.
In bbPress 1.0 you can use post_position() inside the loop of posts.
bbPress is sooooo great – the board of my dreams, but without Caching-Plugin its nearly useless for me because its soooooooooooo slow. Are there any major tips to improve the performance? Or is someone just working on a Caching-Plugin?
Uhhh…I’m no programmer. Messing with actual code could get me in a lot of trouble. Is there an easier way? WordPress has tons of Plugins to make things like this simple. I can’t find much in the way of Plugins for BBPress.
