[Sam Bauers]

Hmmm, that’s lame. Looks like it isn’t the latest bbPress though.

[Sam Bauers]

I really must release the new version of the bbPress Integration plugin… I’ll do some testing against WPMU now.

[Sam Bauers]

1.0 RC3 is still slower than 0.9

And will probably remain that way due to the increased demands of the WP_Taxonomy structure.

[Sam Bauers]

It’s totally possible. I think you are trying to use bbPress 1.0-RC-2. Try the newer 1.0-RC-3 instead, this problem is fixed there.

[Sam Bauers]

Then add one. It’ll get included automatically by bbPress.

[massbase]

@Fanny

rather, ask, how great is the difference between RC3 and RC2? is it enough for there to be any incompatibility issues…? if the difference is small, than most RC2 plugins should work with RC3.

in which you might want to look at this thread: –

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/list-of-plugins-that-work-on-rc1

otherwise… add to the list of tested RC3 plugins by contributing to this list…

RC3 Compatible :-

– BB-Reputations

– BB Code Lite

– Members Online

– BB-Signatures

– BBPM

[grassrootspa]

@ Ipstenu,

Have 2 different sites running BBPress and cannot delete tags under either.

Both tell me “The tag was not removed. You cannot remove a tag from a closed topic.”

Something is not right.

[Sam Bauers]

@frooyo

There has been caching via the WP_Object_Cache methods for a while in 1.0 – what I did was a review of bbPress’ most commonly used areas to optimise its usage.

There were a few places where perfectly good cached objects were being ignored and the required data was being retrieved from the database instead.

There were also a couple of places where multiple MySQL queries were being used when one query was possible. For example when fetching multiple user objects via BP_Users->get_user() we were looping through an array of requested user_ids and doing a query on the database for each user. Now this is all bundled into one query (with the meta for these users still all fetched in a single separate query).

I knew this was a problem before, but I hadn’t realised quite how deep the rabbit hole was until I started crawling into it.

[Sam Bauers]

@alternateroute

Although things look a little different now. The premise of integration and the instructions remain the same with one small variation. If you are integrating with WordPress < 2.8 then you need to make an additional setting in bbPress to get cookies to be compatible.

[frooyo]

@_ck_

Like massbase said, the blog announcement from Sam says:

>>”Some new issues came up around WordPress integration, caching and SQL query performance which were simply too important to leave out of the final 1.0 release.”

That seems to indicate to me that Sam did add in some type of caching mechanism into bbPress 1.0

bbPress 1.0 Release Candidate 3

Did I misinterpret what Sam wrote?

[wire42]

OK, great. Thanks for looking into that. It almost seems that I’ve come at the wrong time, but I can’t wait to dive in.

[infected]

Hi!

Will these blank themes compatible to bbpress 1.0? Or will there be new releases in future?

infected

[Arturo]

see the following 3d:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/just-one-more-release-candidate-10-rc-3

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/cookie-integration-problem-wp28-bb-10-rc-2

to make the integration work, change the cookie key, in wp-config and bb-config, in wp-config insert :

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘www.site.com’);

define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);

in bb-config:

$bb->cookiedomain = ‘www.site.com’;

with this code i have the integration fixed.

[_ck_]

It’s not increased caching, it’s just reducing queries closer to what 0.9 does.

1.0 RC3 is still slower than 0.9

[Josh Leuze]

I think I found a bug with the third RC of bbPress 1.0 and WordPress 2.8, I checked around the forums and in Trac and didn’t see this specific issue mentioned elsewhere.

I have WordPress installed in a subdirectory, with bbPress installed below that.

WordPress: http://www.mydomain.com/beta/

bbPress: http://www.mydomain.com/beta/forums

So aside from having WordPress installed in a subdirectory for testing purposes, there is nothing out of the ordinary about my install. I don’t have WordPress set up to run in the root from the subdirectory or anything, it’s totally standard.

The issue is that when I am logged in through WordPress, I am unable to access the backend of WordPress. Any attempt to access the Dashboard or any other page on the admin area is redirected to the login page of WordPress, even though I am already logged in.

I am able to access the admin area of bbPress, but I am unable to logout from either WordPress or bbPress.

When I login through bbPress, I am able to access the backend of both WordPress and bbPress. I am able to logout from bbPress, but not WordPress.

I have followed along with Sam’s basic integration screencast a few times now, I believe I am installing everything correctly, and the results are consistent.

I have a live install of WordPress running in the root of this particular domain, so I am unable to do a test install in the root, but I have a feeling that it would run fine there and that this issue is the result of installing from a subdirectory.

The only difference that I can see between the screencast and what I am seeing on my end is the manual cookie settings code that bbPress asks you to add to wp-config.php at the end. In the screencast, bbPress lists this code:

define('COOKIEPATH', '/');

But in my install, bbPress lists this code:

define('COOKIEHASH', 'e49cd3ef5873cd2d82bbc6a99b41ebfa');

define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.www.mydomain.com');

define('SITECOOKIEPATH', '/beta/wp-admin');

define('COOKIEPATH', '/beta/');

When I delete those three extra line from my wp-config.php file, leaving only the fourth line, the issue is resolved and I am able to login in and out from either WordPress or bbPress, and access both admin areas.

Has anyone else encountered a problem like this? Am I skipping a step, or is one of the paths that bbPress giving incorrect?

[massbase]

install the new RC3, which is said to have increased caching or whatever… do some testing.

[_ck_]

Doesn’t the timezone support require php 5?

If so, probably should be mentioned since half of bbPress sites are still on php 4.

[Clicknathan]

When searching through the forums at BikePGH.org, I noticed that the Most Recent results aren’t in chronological order, which I assume they should be as they’re time-based, correct?

For example, a search for testing brings up a post from 2006 at the top of the list, then the actual most recent post from 2009, and variously down the line. Click here to see that result.

Has anyone ever experienced this? Any idea what might be happening?

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

Now you know who has lost admin access

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

I tried integrating WordPress 2.8 with bbPress 0.9.0.5 today but I found out that it can’t be done as per my tutorial because WP 2.8 has added one more function by which they change how they handle login so “Freshly baked cookies” plugin is broken for WP 2.8 at the moment. I would suggest integrating WP 2.7.1 with bbPress 0.9.0.5

Apart from new Widgets functionality, theme installing capability and some back-end performance improvement, you won’t miss much

Or you can wait for a few days for bbPress 1.0 which will integrate with WP 2.8 without any pain.

[michael3185]

Don’t know if it’s of any help, but bbPress is very extensible. I tried most other forum packages, and spent day after day struggling to make things work, sometimes getting help, others not, but never managing to do what I needed to. I finally found bbPress.

As a PHP noob I struggled with some things at first, but with help from forum members and a couple of easy online PHP tutorials I’ve got a nice theme and forums working as I want. As well as the theme CSS, I’ve edited PHP files to make things work as I wish, changed layouts and menus, etc. Nothing mind-blowingly flash, but then I go for cool and simple, which is what my users need.

If you’re looking for small, fast, and easy to modify, bbPress is (as Douglas Admas said) the wasp’s nipples.

[Arturo]

the automatic timezone is a fantastic feature!

the backend is very fast to load…

BUT

cookie integration with wp 2.8 (not mu) doesn’t work, when i try to login bb i’m logged out from wp and vice versa (my old problem)

i’m in wp-config.php

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘www.site.com’); (without dot in front)

define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);

in bb-config.php

$bb->cookiedomain = ‘www.site.com’;

with or without www nothing change.

ah, i’ve your plugin activate…

this is my only problem with this (the best) bbpress release until now

[massbase]

dont worry about it, just saying bbpress can be configured to become a CMS replacing all the above scripts… you have done right decision choosing bbPress.

[bikingtoronto]

Hi Massbase…

I’m super-new to all the *press stuff… so I’m not sure what you’re talking about… BBpress can replace WordPress and Buddypress and WPMU?

[massbase]

dude, you hardly need WordPress for anything anymore…

bbpress can replace, WordPress, BuddyPress and WPMU..

check my site out. http://www.massbase.com