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  • #14882
    michael3185
    Member

    I’m curious about the upcoming v1 bbPress, and what advantages it may have. Not that I expect a release any time this year from the news, but I’m interested to know what experienced users and programmers see as its main advantages.

    I’m happy with 0.9.0.4 now, and have all the plugins I need to get the results I want (blessed be the name of _ck_). Does anyone think sticking with a sound and working v0.9x into next year is a good idea..?

    #73999
    michael3185
    Member

    Looks like a missing or damaged stylesheet to me. Did you upload the entire theme folder into a folder called my-templates in bbPress? (ie., my-forum-path/my-templates). Also, where did you get the theme from? I tried this one too, but had a manky version from somewhere. I think the working one was from http://bbshowcase.org/forums/view/available-themes

    #14881

    Hi,

    I really like the look of these pages in bbpress support forum. I found a theme called “bbOrg0.01 theta-beta by Bryan Veloso” and uploaded it to my server and it came up on my list of themes in bbpress admin. But when I choose it, it looks like this:

    http://englishforuniversity.com/forum/bbpress/

    but I thought it would look like the page I am writing on. What more do I need to do??

    Thanks

    #73997
    johnhiler
    Member

    Nope! bbPress has its own signin, and its own theme/plugin system… you can use it as a standalone no problem! :-)

    #14880
    janvi
    Member

    Hi.

    Is wordpress required for installing bbpress?

    #73878
    bzmillerboy
    Member

    I’m also having this issue. My collation was set to something different so I thought I had found the issue, I changed the collation on the DB using phpMyAdmin>Operations however even after setting the DB to utf8_general_ci I still get the same error.

    bbPress 1.0-rc-1

    Wordpress MU 2.7.1

    BuddyPress 1.0

    Can we leave the collation blank in the wp_config.php and while installing bbPress? What is this for?

    #73145
    michael3185
    Member

    Yep, know what you mean. Do install Human Test too – the simple math question stops bots, which can’t answer.

    #73982
    johnhiler
    Member

    Can you check to see if you have the latest version of “My Views” installed?

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/my-views/

    You need at least 0.1.1 for Hidden Forums to work properly… I remember I used to get an error from Hidden Forums until I upgraded the My Views plugin.

    If that’s not the issue, I’m officially stumped!

    #73144
    woodlandstar
    Member

    Thanks JohnHiler.. I just installed the following:

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/approve-user-registration/

    If there are any problems I will report it here.

    Hi Michael: My forum is not likely to have anyone at least not for awhile….I just don’t want to have to deal with a very potential problem if it does attract users. We can’t eliminate the jerks on this planet, but we can at least try to avoid contact with them.

    #14865
    jbbrwcky
    Member

    Hi!

    Just released a new bbPress theme called ‘Ikon’. Three-column, customisable rotating image header with three info blocks, collapsible header section. Try it out.

    Demo

    Download

    Thanks, keep up the good work!

    Richard

    #73143
    michael3185
    Member

    I’ve been interested in this myself, and have asked a few questions regarding spammers. One mostly private forum I’ve built will remain very small, perhaps 40 to 50 members max. Another, though, might grow quite large (though not in the thousands, I think). I’ve got the approve-user-registration plugin active on both, and caught one hand-spammer (sic!) with it, and just denied him.

    I’m going to leave it active on the larger one too, and perhaps modify the register page so that ‘Website:’ becomes ‘Reason to apply’ (or similar). Then check for anything like a URL in any of the fields (even I can do that), and disallow if one is found. Saves me having to look at a stack waiting for approval. All I’ll need to do is read through those waiting, approve any that look fine, or email them to ask for validation of some kind if not. That’s my theory, anyway.

    #73924
    john500
    Member

    The issue has been resolved and no problem with BBPress Latest Discussion. Only issue is with the Reputation plugin. Can’t get to work in adding and deleting reputation points and developers don’t seem to know how to change so that it does not add reputation points for merely making a posting.

    #71807

    I think you’d have to go to the guy who actually wrote BB in this case :) I just ‘pluginized’ it.

    #73142
    johnhiler
    Member

    This plugin gives registrants a math test before they sign up:

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/human-test/

    This lets you easily delete spammy signups (you should back up database first, of course!):

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/mass-delete-users/

    This is a bit hardcore, but you can actually hold new registrations for approval:

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/approve-user-registration/

    Hopefully one of those will do the trick!

    #14877
    #14876

    Topic: Secure Auth?

    in forum Troubleshooting
    dss
    Member

    I’ve been living with bbpress and wordpress integrated badly for a while now. I suspect it’s because I can’t really work out where my wordpress secure auth salt is.

    I don’t see it in the options.php for wordpress

    I’ve tried adding the secure auth key from the config file, an the nonce salt but these don’t work.

    I am tired of being logged out of wordpress or bbpress when switching between them.

    I have searched this forum, and googled my head off, but there’s no clear explanation I can find on where this simple bit of data lives.

    Where is the secure auth salt?

    #6609
    woodlandstar
    Member

    Is there any way to control how people register on my bbPress discussion board. I can delete the spamers after registration but it would be nice to have a way of controlling who gets to register. Any solutions to this?

    Nev

    #71806
    michael3185
    Member

    I’ve turned Bad Behaviour off today, so that may explain why IE6 was ok..?

    The plugins I have enabled now are (just in admin order);

    Enhanced Registration

    Moderation Suite

    Auto Add Favorites

    Terms of Service

    Related Topics

    bbPM

    Tweaks (incl. _ck_’s IE8 fix)

    Approve User Registration

    Admin add user

    Private Forums

    Avatar Upload

    Human Test for bbPress

    Web Compression gzip

    My Views module – Started/Participated Topics

    Year Long Cookies

    Post Notification

    bb-chunk

    Moderation Notify

    I did have Akismet, Skip Akismet for admins, and Bad Behaviour too, but have now removed these. Interestingly enough, Private Forums now works perfectly, even when I disable and re-enable other plugins or change their settings.

    These plugins give me the essential functionality I need (apart from user roles which would be neat) so I think I’ll go with Human Test and watch for spam. If things do get silly spam-wise then I’ll have to invest some more time in stopping it, but for now I have a lot of other things to do to get it all up and running. Many thanks for checking it for me.

    #71805

    Odd… IE 6 works fine, and it’s generally more stupid than IE 7+

    What plugins? There may be a conflict.

    #73979
    michael3185
    Member

    Thanks, though I did try Hidden Forums on my 0.9.0.4 bbPress. It didn’t work as expected, hiding the first forum when it shouldn’t have done. I’ll give it another look though, as Private Forums is going to have me demented within a week.

    [edit]

    From my other topic on Bad Behaviour just now: I did have Akismet, Skip Akismet for admins, and Bad Behaviour too, but have now removed these. Interestingly enough, Private Forums now works perfectly, even when I disable and re-enable other plugins or change their settings.

    Private Forums looks and works exactly as my inexperienced forum users expect. A consistent interface is far less worrying to technophobes than various displays appearing when triggered by different plugins. Private forums are just marked with an asterix, and all not-logged-in ‘errors’ now go to the same page, which looks identical to the rest of the theme, asking the user to register/log-in.

    You can see what I mean at http://letsdoo.org Select a private forum to see the display. Then go back, view the Important Information forum, view a topic, then select ‘Key Master’ (for profile) or ‘PM this user’; same display. (This is a more open forum than the other, but I set a few forums as private to keep community bods happy).

    #70352
    rdsr
    Member

    Hey i got this working, the only problem is, when i log into WP or BBpress, it logs the other out. Its not a big deal but i was just curious if theres a way to fix this. :) Thanks

    #73978
    johnhiler
    Member

    I used to use Private Forum myself, and that drove me crazy!

    I switched to Hidden Forums, which has all the same features without that annoying quirk (where the private forum opens up when the admin is touched):

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/hidden-forums/

    I’ve been using Hidden Forums for months now, and the private data has been secure the entire time… it definitely seems more robust and secure.

    #59346

    In reply to: Adding a new User Type

    timskii
    Member

    In 1.0 Release Candidate 1, roles change dramatically from 0.9.x. I appreciate there is Role Manager, but I wanted a simple fix for an existing tweak based on Fel’s original code.

    The code below creates a new role, adds capabilities that mimic the ‘member’ role, plus extra capabilities you specify.

    global $bb_roles; // Get the master list of roles
    $key = 'role_internal_name'; // Edit: Name of new role, as used internally by BBPress
    $name = __('Role Public Name'); // Edit: Name of new role, as shown in public
    $cap = array ( 'view_by_ip', ); // Edit: Add extra capabilities within this array. Must be pre-defined capabilities. Empty if you just wish to apply member capabilities.
    $r = new BP_Role(); // New role class
    $r->name = $key; // Assign the internal name
    $r->capabilities = $bb_roles->role_objects[ 'member' ]->capabilities; // Copies member capabilities to the new role
    foreach ( $cap as $add ) $r->capabilities[ $add ] = 1; // Adds extra capabilities
    $bb_roles->role_objects[ $key ] = $r; // Adds the new role to $bb_roles
    $bb_roles->role_names[ $key ] = $name; // Adds the new role to the list of role names

    Hooked using: add_action/add_filter( ‘bb_got_roles’, ‘my_function_name’ );

    I have no idea whether this is the most efficient way of doing this. So I’d welcome improvements.

    Drake
    Member

    Hello,

    I hope that my request is in the right section.

    I would like to ask to the bbPress website admin if it is possible to have an RSS view of Recent Update, Newest Plugins and Highest Rated Plugins listed in page http://bbpress.org/plugins/

    Thank you,

    Marco

    chrishajer
    Participant

    Please file a ticket for this at https://trac.bbpress.org/

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