[pierrottorreip]

I switched the theme to default and tried it again. Upon hitting submit the password fields highlighted in red – which they don’t do in the Options theme.

For some reason in Firefox and only with this particular installation of bbPress my first password field auto fills. The page thinks I’m trying to change my password and wants me to fill both password fields.

Problem solved!

[roguewavenyc]

Got both WP & bbpress installed, each in a seperate folder. I didn’t integrate anything yet and left the WP pristine.. There was an option to integrate which I defered on. Can you start to design the bbpress & integrate with a fresh WP install and still keep everything hidden? I’m sorry to be so ignorant, but I am reading the materials online & still I’m in the dark. Any detailed tuorial that I can get my eyes onto would be fabulous.

[adv_user]

“if WP and BBPress are sharing the same database”

And if WordPress is diferent database of the BBPress?

[chrishajer]

I think you should file a bug and a patch at https://trac.bbpress.org/ . They will decide there if it’s valid or not.

[_ck_]

There are settings that stay in the database.

For example the “WordPress database secret” is stored in your database settings and would be changed when you restored the db. That will completely affect cookies.

So double check that it’s still same in WP and bbPress after you restore.

[sydarex]

BBPress doesn’t see the user logged anyway.

Mmh, but I reinstalled BBPress, and then it worked right until I’ve uploaded again the old database. So I thought that the cookie hash, if corrupted, was fixed by the reinstall process. Isn’t right?

Mmh, I integrated users, cookies, everything I found on BBPress installation.

[chrishajer]

Yesterday I marked as spam all posts by doorlopend krediet and today I deleted all replies by ashwaag. Sam, or _ck_, is there a way for me as moderator to mark the user so they and all their posts go away? It’s tedious to have to mark each reply as spam.

These posts were interesting because:

• they had no links in the body of the reply
• the member had just registered
• their username was linked to their website (and there was no bbPress forum there that I could find)
• they added replies to mostly old topics
• they replied many times (5 and 12 respectively) in a short time period
• the replies LOOKED like they were typed by a human and somewhat relevant to the topic, but added nothing of value to the discussion

This might be somewhat related this this previous topic of mine:

http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/akismet-flagging-lots-of-valid-repliestopics-as-spam-here

[bruinfelix]

Strange

I have a: “nl_NL” mo file in the folder: “my-languages” in the root of my installation of bbPress, and it just works just fine

[chrishajer]

You need to add a .htaccess file for bbPress. You generate the rules by going to your site, here (once logged in as keymaster):

http://www.example.com/forum-directory/bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php

Then, paste those rules into a .htaccess file in your forum root.

[chrishajer]

Those two versions do not integrate well without some extra work.

http://superann.com/2009/02/26/wordpress-26-27-bbpress-09-cookie-integration-plugin/

https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/freshly-baked-cookies/#post-2863

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wordpress-and-bbpress-integration-101#post-17409

[_ck_]

If you are on a host with a menu based system like Cpanel or Plesk they usually have an option to password protect a directory. You can use that to protect your bbpress forum install (and wordpress) and that way it will be impossible to access for anyone except you.

There is a bbpress plugin that forces login to be required to see the forum so you could install that and even if anyone found it, they would only see a login.

[richbrown]

Has anyone been able to use google friend connect with bbpress?

[richbrown]

2,71 and the latest stabel version of bbPress.

[adv_user]

In this url:

http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/sub-sub-forums#post-11762

works:

-Forum

-Subforum

Subsubforum1, Subsubforum2, Subsubforum 3

But I need to change the style sheet to show:

<div id="list">

<div class="forum">- Forum</div>

<div class=”subforum”>

– SubForum

Make a loop to show Subsubforum in the div SubForum and not below

<div class=”forum”>Subsubforum1, Subsubforum2, Subsubforum 3</div>

</div>

<div class=”subforum”>

– SubForum

</div>

<div class=”subforum last”>

– SubForum – with LAST class.

<div class=”forum”>Subsubforum1, Subsubforum2, Subsubforum 3</div>

</div>

</div> <!– close id “list” –>

[pierrottorreip]

WordPress 2.7.1

What did I do to make sure the cookies worked? Hmmm. Well, I went through the entire integration process in the bbPress admin panel. I never took it further than just setting it up because my site is brand new and realizing that I didn’t know how to integrate 3 bbPress databases into one WP install I talked myself out of the idea. So, nothing that I can think of.

Here is the link to my site. Like I said it’s kind f a live trial run so nothing much is happening. Also, all of the plugins that I’m using are also used with my other forums that work.

Is there a way to re-set the cookies integration?

http://mcmxxii.com/

[ROGUEWAVE]

Thanks. I installed WordPress 2.7.0 on the host, but it is not public. I want to add the bbpress there & develop on the hosted site, but still not public. Do I just follow the same install procedures as published here?

[_ck_]

If you login on the wordpress side does bbPress see the user logged in?

If not, the cookie hash has probably changed and might need to be forced on both sides.

This is simple integration right, not full/deep integration?

[grasn]

@chrishajer, thanks for the code, this one didn’t work for me, but the one on the page top. You can visit my forum http://deadrising2.de/?page_id=84

If someone wants to know how i made it, I just removed stuff from the bbpress head.php so it looks like this:

<body>

<div id=”main”>

<?php if ( is_bb_profile() ) profile_menu(); ?>

and also the first </div> from the footer.php, I also removed the hot tags stuff from frontpage.php. Now I installed embed-iframe plugin for wordpress and modified the iframe.php like this:

<div class="iframe-wrapper">

<iframe src="<?php echo $url ?>" frameborder="0" id="youridnamehere" width=100%>Please upgrade your browser</iframe>

</div>

<script type="text/javascript">

function resizeIframe() {

var height = document.documentElement.clientHeight;

height -= document.getElementById('youridnamehere').offsetTop;



<code></code>// not sure how to get this dynamically

height -= 150; /* whatever you set your body bottom margin/padding to be */



document.getElementById('youridnamehere').style.height = height +"px";



};

document.getElementById('youridnamehere').onload = resizeIframe;

window.onresize = resizeIframe;

</script>

Now I just modified the width of the bbpress style.css for head, main and footer, and also the cols/width of the textarea. I still have a scrollbar if there are more posts on one page, but I can live with.

Thanks for your help!`

[ROGUEWAVE]

Is there a tutorial available? I would like to download the bbpress to a local machine & see how it works, not on a hosted platform. Is there a way to do this without making it public? Thanks.

[_ck_]

Region is determined by a combination of tld, declared character set, and server ip location. Even with all that, sometimes it’s impossible to figure out automatically what the target audience is, hence the “???” I’m still improving the routine.

Let’s just say I have a new found respect for Google – I think they must look at whois info for the domain owner registration. I don’t quite have the resources to mimic that yet.

906 isn’t too shabby considering how many sites there are now.

I like how you replaced “sticky” with a nifty little icon.

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

*snicker* I’m on the top 1000! (#906! Woo!). How are you detecting regionality? I notice a lot of .net/.org sites are ???

[chrishajer]

You could do it like this:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/add-nofollow-to-links#post-17523

I don’t know anything about “dofollow” but I did find this sort of interesting:

http://www.googlelady.com/500/google-rumors-google-pagerank-reset/

[_ck_]

For those that like technical statistics:

* PHP Popularity

5.2.x : 62%

5.1.x : 5%

4.4.x : 15%

4.3.x : 2%

* Server Popularity

Apache/2.x : 56%

Apache : 24% (unknown version)

Apache/1.3 : 11%

Microsoft-IIs : 3%

Litespeed : 1%

Lighttpd : 0.5%

Nginx : 0.5%

* bbPress Popularity

1.0a6 : 5%

1.0 ? : 5% (1.0 using pre-a6)

0.9.x : 52%

0.8.x : 35% (this is likely wrong, it includes 0.8 installs that upgraded to 0.9)

[Filipe Deschamps]

Wow, this is really nice!!!

[_ck_]

There are now three bbPress forums with over a million posts, the leader being Simon and Schuster’s site which appeared so suddenly that I suspect they must have imported their content from another forum that already existed for some time.

Here are some other ranges by number of posts:

1,000,000 + 	 	3

100,000 - 499,999	 11

50,000 - 99,999	 	 22

10,000 - 49,999	 	70+

5,000 - 9,999	 	70+

1,000 - 4,999		 300+

100 - 999		1000+

bbPress is being used in nearly 90 countries/regions.

Here are the top 50 in order of highest use.

(note that as we get lower in the list, the higher the chance of inaccuracy,

some countries/languages are hard to detect)

1. United States
2. Germany
3. Russian Federation
4. Spain
5. United Kingdom
6. Italy
7. France
8. Turkey
9. Canada
10. Netherlands
11. Sweden
12. Denmark
13. China
14. Japan
15. Brazil
16. Europe
17. Romania
18. Poland
19. Australia
20. Norway
21. India
22. Argentina
23. Ukraine
24. Czech Republic
25. Belgium
26. Switzerland
27. Finland
28. Austria
29. Indonesia
30. Hungary
31. Bulgaria
32. Montenegro
33. Iran
34. Saudi Arabia
35. Ireland
36. Chile
37. Latvia
38. Niue
39. Portugal
40. South Africa
41. Israel
42. New Zealand
43. Greece
44. Malaysia
45. Slovakia
46. Lithuania
47. Mexico
48. Thailand
49. Serbia
50. Singapore