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Topic: Discussion Boards
The complexity of discussion boards simply exceeds my patience level for user “Unfriendly” software. I have played with a few of them (phpBB, SMF,bbpress) and have concluded that they are just to damn difficult to integrate into a web site. Most will install easy enough, and the default themes are about as ugly as you can get. Every one of them claims to have easy configuration etc. What a pile of crap. The worst of the lot is the BBpress board. Which is surprising since their blog is so easy to install and changing themes is a snap.
The “how to” support pages for all of them must have been developed by computer geeks who rarely speak English. Instructions which should be simple are garbled and about as user friendly as a wet cat.
My intention was to attempt to integrate a discussion board with my blog (http://woodlandstar.net/WSblog/): something Word Press should have developed a long time ago. How difficult can it be to extend Comments into a simple discussion board? Until something is developed that easily installs and easily integrates with the existing web site, I will hold off on using BB.
I tested Vanilla for a while, and liked its simplicity, as do one group I’ve set up a forum for. One neat thing Vanilla has is a Sticky Order plugin. It allows you to drag-move sticky topics in Admin, so that important ones stay where you want them. I can’t find anything like this for bbPress. Is anyone up to creating it? (Hey, _ck_!)
Vanilla’s plugin modifies the sticky db field from 0/1 to 0-9, then uses the value in outputting sticky topics. I’m not up to coding it, but I’m sure many would find it very useful.
Please can anyone help. I tried to integrate bbpress with my wordpress blog by going into bbpress admin page and doing something with -wp admin
Now none of my users or me as admin are recognised and it won’t even send me an e mail.
Is there any way back in?????
I just installed bbPress and created a username and entered my e-mail address on the install screen. Everything installed fine, but I cannot login with the password they gave me. I copied and pasted the password directly and entered it with the correct username, admin, but it will not work. Also, I never received an e-mail, neither the first one or the password recovery e-mail I requested, and I am sure I entered the right e-mail address.
I need help very badly.
Hi,
I have a wordpress mu install + buddypress. All the stuff works fine. I have installed bbpress. As it was difficult to tune the installation, I don’t know if what I can’t do if the consequence of a bad installation or only a limitation of bbpress.
I thought bbpress was buillt to work with wordpress mu : then I should be able to automatically enable a forum per blog created. But it is not the case : there’s one forum belonging to the first blog wp mu, and other blogs do not have one’s.
I don’t know if I am clear so I describe what I need.
Let’s say I create a WordPress MU on example.org.
I install bbpress to the example.org/forums path. Ok, it works.
Now, I create another blog, let’s say myblog.example.org.
When I enter the url myblog.example.org/forums, I should get a new forum space, not the forum that belongs to the main blog.
How to do that ?
Regards,
Fred