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Hello,
I’m trying to set up a BuddyPress site.
The instructions for integrating bbPress state:
5. Head to the Admin area (/bb-admin) and then the settings menu. Check the “Enable XML-RPC” option.
Also check the “Enable Pingbacks” option just below.
There is no XML-RPC option on the settings page. Did I miss something during the installation?
Thanks _ck_ for the info.
Just to make sure I understand correctly … ALPHA #7 will be bbPress 1.0 rc1, right.
I’m eagerly awaiting the announcement. Hope to hear it in the next few weeks
Hm, when I set
$unread_posts['indicate_last_login']=false;tracking of new posts stops and all topics appear as read.
Does there have to be an actual logout of bbPress to see results?
Which is not a good option cause most users won’t log out (untill the cookie expires).
Today I did the reverse integration of an existing WordPress blog (2.7.1) and BBPress forum (0.9.4). I described my plans here. With some help from bobbyh and a lot of digging into these forums, things worked out well.
Here are the steps (all but the final 2 are database operations, which I did using phpMyAdmin):
- I didn’t need to do backups because I was using a test site, but if you are trying this, don’t go any further without full backups of everything.
- Copied the “bb_users” and “bb_usermeta” tables from the BBPress database to the WordPress database. I was a bit worried that the row sizes weren’t exactly the same in the destination copy, but as it turns out, that wasn’t an issue.
- Added a “user_activation_key” field to the copy of “bb_users” to ensure that the schema matched my current “wp-users” table in the WordPress database.
- Renamed the “wp_users” and “wp_usermeta” tables to “wp_users_old” and “wp_usermeta_old” respectively.
- Renamed the new “bb_users” and “bb_usermeta” tables to “wp_users” and “wp_usermeta” respectively.
- Added WordPress admin rights and metadata to the new admin user. To do this I ran the following query:
INSERT INTO wp_usermeta (user_id, meta_key, meta_value) VALUES (‘1’, ‘wp_capabilities’, ‘a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}’);
- Added WordPress user metadata for the rest of the users (since I’m using the BBPress user tables as the starting point they know nothing about WP capabilities). Here is the query:
INSERT INTO wp_usermeta (user_id, meta_key, meta_value) SELECT user_id, ‘wp_capabilities’ AS meta_key, ‘a:1:{s:10:”subscriber”;b:1;}’ AS meta_value from wp_usermeta WHERE user_id NOT IN (SELECT user_id from wp_usermeta WHERE meta_key = ‘wp_capabilities’) GROUP BY user_id;
- Changed the user_id references in the “wp_posts” and “wp_comments” tables so that they pointed to the correct users (you need to do this because equivalent users don’t necessarily have the same ID in the previously separate WordPress and BBPress databases). Here are the queries I ran:
UPDATE wp_posts SET post_author=NEW_ID WHERE post_author = OLD_ID
UPDATE wp_comments SET user_id=NEW_ID WHERE user_id = OLD_ID
NOTE that you need to think carefully about the order in which you do these changes. You don’t want to change a user’s ID to one that already exists in the WordPress table.
- Installed superann’s plugin to downgrade WP 2.7.1’s cookie handling for compatibility with BBP 0.9.4: http://superann.com/2009/02/26/wordpress-26-27-bbpress-09-cookie-integration-plugin/
- Told BBPress to find its user data in the new WordPress user tables. This is done in the BBPress admin page for WordPress integration: […]/bb-admin/options-wordpress.php. You need to follow the instructions carefully. In particular, note that the WordPress database secret should be copied from the current WordPress setting and not vice versa.
Some other notes:
- This is not something to do in a rush. I checked the results of each step carefully before moving on. This included browsing the database and, later in the process, logging in to the blog and forum to check whether things were working as expected.
- This worked for me. Your mileage may vary.
Hello!
I use 2.6.3 version of WP and I just installed bbPress 0.9.
I also use Freshly Baked Cookies plugin (http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/freshly-baked-cookies/) to allow bbPress using WP cookies.
What I get now is a strange situation: when I log into WP then I become logged out from bbPress and when I log into bbPress then I become logged out from WP, so I can never be logged in both of them. Everything else work fine.
My WP works on http://www.subdomain.domain.com/ address and bbPress works on http://www.subdomain.domain.com/bbpress/ address. I have fulfilled all the integration instructions.
What is also strange that when I log in WP then get these cookies:
– wordpress_logged_in_[HASH 1]: admin%7C[HASH 2]
– wordpress_test_cookie: WP+Cookie+check
– wpfsession: [10 digits number]
– wp-admin wordpress_[HASH 1]: admin%7C[HASH 3]
– wp-content/plugins wordpress_[HASH 1]: admin%7C[HASH 3]
…and when I log in bbPress then I get similar but [HASH 2] is the same as [HASH 3].
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you in advance!
hello
BBcode Buttons is showing but is not working !!
and BBcode Lite for bbPress is not working !!
I want bbcode
Iam sorry i do not speak English well ..
I’m using bbPress 0.9.2. When my posters have their posts flagged as spam by Aksimet, they see the following error message:
<h1>Not Found</h1>
The requested URL /topic/ was not found on this server.
<address>Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS) Server at [domainname] Port 80</address><address>
</address>
When my users see this, they assume that their posts didn’t go through and then they re-post their message again – and then get the same error message again. They usually repeat the re-posting from 2-10 times, before giving up…
I’d greatly prefer it if these users got a nice little message that said something like, “Your post has been put into moderation. We will review it shortly!”
Is giving an error message after an Akismet positive result standard behavior for bbPress?
