[John James Jacoby]

In places where something is entered into the users_meta table, it might be a good idea to prefix ‘bb_’ in front of your added values.

Honestly I’m surprised there isn’t a strict standard about something like this. WordPress modifications are the same way, often times emitting the ‘wp_’ which in my mind feels like it could cause some complications in the future.

Also, I noticed that there’s even places where both WordPress and bbPress don’t follow this in the core as well. I realize that it was never the intent to allow plugin access to those areas, but now that the proper hooks are in place and things are sharing that same space, it seems like the logical thing to do.

[kilbot]

Has anyone got search results to work ok with this plugin?

The post_link() on my search results are missing the base directory and forum slug (ie: they look like http://domain.tld//topic-slug#id)

Also, the My Views plugins don’t seem to work properly, has anyone else noticed this?

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

Yes, you should use absolute pathing. Try this:

Redirect 301 /bbpress/register.php http://www.scopedin.com/wordpress/wp-login.php?action=register

You want bbpress/register.php and NOT your theme because the main register.php is actually what gets called.

[mzimmers]

Well, I tried…it validated, but it doesn’t seem to be doing anything. The file in question is:

http://www.scopedin.com/.htaccess

the contents are:

# Use PHP5CGI as default

AddHandler fcgid-script .php

Redirect 301 /bbpress/my-templates/my-kakumei/register.php /wordpress/wp-login.php?action=register

Do I need an absolute pathname for the last parameter? Both of these are relative off of my public_html directory.

[mpttt]

Update:

(Nevermind this stuff below. WP does this even without bbpress, it may be the template.)

Removed the cookie code from wp-config above.

Checked “must be logged in to post comment” option in WP Discussion options.

Logged in with a Subscriber account. Posted comment. Tried to click “Logout” on comments page. Continue to get error:

“You are attempting to log out of The Site

Please try again.”

Difference between the URLs in admin vs comments page.

Admin “logout” url: ****/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=stringofcharacters

Comments “logout” url: ****/wp-login.php?action=logout

[mpttt]

Hello.

Installed wp2.7 in root dir, and bbpress alpha 6 in sub-dir. Enabled permalinks, added code to htaccess in sub-dir.

Test 1. Logging in to wordpress admin.

Navigate to comments: shows logged in as admin user

Navigate to forum: not logged in

Navigate to forum admin: not logged in

Test 2. Logging in to bbpress admin.

Navigate to comments: does not show as logged in as admin user

Navigate to wp admin: logged in as admin

Is this how it’s supposed to work?

More info:

After adding the following lines of code to the wp-config file:

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”);

define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);

This does not change anything except, if I am logged in to the WP Admin, I can not log out. Clicking Log Out presents:

“You are attempting to log out of The Site

Please try again.”

Am I missing something with the code above? Should I be adding the domain name somewhere?

I appreciate your help.

[Seans0n]

A day later and I managed to somewhat temperamentally find a work around. I now have a new problem and figured it wasn’t worth creating a new topic for this.

I requested, and had approved, a request to have my plugin hosted with plugins-svn.bbpress.org. Other than an initial import call I’m locked out of the svn for my plugin: https://plugins-svn.bbpress.org/adsense-for-bbpress/

Whenever I try to delete or upload a file I get:

Server sent unexpected return value (403 Forbidden) in response to CHECKOUT

request for ‘/!svn/ver/1629/adsense-for-bbpress’

A quick Google tells me that “my profile wasn’t in the repository’s list of allowed users. Talk to the admin of the repository to see if you have rights (check the repo’s .conf file)” (from https://wordpress.org/support/topic/206466?replies=4).

If someone with svn access could confirm or clarify where I go from here I’d appreciate it.

Cheers!

[319]

I’m also looking to switch from Vanilla to bbpress. Using the above SQL statements, how does the data get copied from the vanilla tables into the appropriate bbpress tables?

[wwc]

I am unable to install bbPress. I upload the files to my Web server (into a directory named /bbpress/) then browse to that directory. The page comes up as expected, telling me that I have no bb-config.php. When I click the “let’s get started” link, the following address appears in my address bar:

http://<host name>/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php?step=1

But instead of the database configuration form, the page appears not to change. That is, I just see the “missing bb-config.php, click here to get started” page again.

Nothing of obvious interest appears in my Apache error log. Here’s all I get:

[Mon Jan 12 15:22:19 2009] [error] [client <IP redacted>] PHP Notice: Undefined index: language in <web root redacted>/bbpress/bb-admin/class-install.php on line 337, referer: http://<host name>/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php?step=1

[Mon Jan 12 15:22:19 2009] [error] [client <IP redacted>] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: l10n in <web root redacted>/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php on line 29, referer: http://<host name>/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php?step=1

[Mon Jan 12 15:22:19 2009] [error] [client <IP redacted>] Symbolic link not allowed or link target not accessible: <web root redacted>/www/favicon.ico, referer: <host name>/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php?step=1

I thought it was a problem with 0.9.0.4, so I tried using 0.9.0.3 instead. No luck.

I tried on a second Web server and the installation worked there. Both servers are running Apache 2.x, PHP 5.x, and MySQL 5.x on FreeBSD. Here are the differences in the version numbers:

Server where it doesn’t work:

FreeBSD 6.3-STABLE

Apache 2.2.8

PHP 5.2.8

MySQL server 5.0.51a

Server where it does work:

FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE

Apache 2.1.9

PHP 5.2.8

MySQL 5.0.27

The two servers’ Apache configurations are very similar, if not identical. Before I start comparing my httpd.conf files line by line, perhaps someone can point me in the right direction. Any suggestions or clues?

[circuit]

oh, this is with bbpress 1.0 and wordpress 2.7

[circuit]

i had the same issue, but it turned out that bbpress had not written any of the key info to bb-config.php, despite me specifying this on installation. i added this manually and it worked:

define(‘BB_AUTH_KEY’, ‘wp-auth-key’);

define(‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ‘wp-secure-auth-key’);

define(‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ‘wp-logged-in-key’);

define(‘BB_NONCE_KEY’, ‘wp-nonce-key’);

define(‘BB_SECRET_KEY’, ‘wp-secret-key’);

define(‘BB_AUTH_SALT’, ‘(wp-auth-salt’);

define(‘BB_LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ‘wp-logged-in-salt’);

the first four are in wp-config.php and the second two are in the options page of the wordpress admin menus.

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

bbPress is NOT a plugin, it’s a separate application that can be integrated with WordPress.

Follow these directions to install bbPress.

If you want to integrate bbPress and WordPress, note that if you are using WP 2.6+, you must use the ALPHA build of bbPress. During your install process, you will be asked about server settings. Tell bbPress to point to the same DB you used for WordPress (don’t worry, it won’t overwrite anything, but do make a backup anyway to be safe).

The Basic Integration Screencast should help you some.

[englishlangprof]

Woah! Total newbie. Have wordpress installed on my host at http://englishforuniversity.com I have installed various plugins. But it looks like bbPress is NOT a plugin. I cannot understand any of the install instructions. I need to upload it to my host, but where do I put it? All the other things I have put into my wp/plugins. I have been looking but the instructions are way over my head. Any tips?

Pat

[mzimmers]

Oh, I’m sure it works just fine. The “yuk” was elicited by this:

5. search your bbpress templates and force all registrations/logins through wordpress from the several places they are buried on the forum (the WP login interfaces are far more developed) – unfortunately at least one bbPress login location is hard coded in the core which will require a direct hack everytime you upgrade.

I was hoping for something more one-time, but…I think I can live with this.

[deadlyhifi]

Specifically regarding the Approve User Rrgistration plugin.

Fatal error: Class ‘BB_User’ not found in …/bb-plugins/approve-user-registration/approve-user-registration.php on line 58

I’ve seen in some other plugins compatible with 1.0 the use of ‘WP_User’ and ‘BP_User’. I’ve tried using these and there is no error, but the plugin doesn’t work…

Anyone know how to fix this? I really need the features of this plugin – it would be really good if it was a standard option in bbPress.

[John James Jacoby]

In my WordPress functions.php file, I am queuing up jQuery for some interface objects I’m using.

wp_enqueue_script('jquery');

It seems this messes with bbPress’s javascript inclusion, causing none of the JS from bbPress ever to get loaded.

Because I am using jQuery also in bbPress, is there a way around this that anyone can think of?

[aboutonlinetips]

Can anyone explain me what does the statement mentioned in bbsync plugin means –

“This plugin will disable bbPress Post. It can clean up bbPress Post, use the data itself and get rid of the old tables. This plugin does not add tables.”

Actually, I want two functionality after installing bbsync in my forum

http://www.aboutonlinetips.com/forum

1) Whenever I create a post then a new topic with same name should be created in forum. The comments on both (forum and wordpress blog) will be in sync. If anybody comment on forum then it should be visible to wordpress blog and vice versa.

2) Users should directly add or create a new or different topic in bbpress forum.

Should I Install it?

[John James Jacoby]

I am using the same plug-in and am doing exactly as Chris has recommended. Note that the user will not be assigned a role on the bbPress side until they actually visit the forums, because WordPress has no way to know that bbPress needs an additional capability.

I’ve thought about trying to port the plugin over to the bbPress side, but things seem to be working as they are right now and no one has complained about it yet.

[chrishajer]

I think forcing all registrations through WordPress is the way to go:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/user-intregation-between-wordpress-038-bbpress-not-work#post-10428

That’s an old post, but it describes the process best.

[John James Jacoby]

Snip! Nevermind I see how it works…

[chrishajer]

1. When you are logged in as a moderator or above (admin or keymaster), at the bottom of the topic, you will see “[Stick topic (to front)]” – there are two links there. Stick topic just sticks it in that forum. To front sticks it to the front page.

2. You need a plugin for that.

Old:

https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/allow-images/

Newer and different:

https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-attachments/

3. Did you activate them in the admin? Or, what version bbPress are you using? I’m not sure it was included in the earlier versions, so those early version required a plugin. It’s built in now (in the 1.0 alpha releases anyway.)

https://bbpress.org/plugins/tags/gravatar

[mzimmers]

Hi, all –

I think I’m pretty close to being ready to go live. Just a few issues:

1. How does one make a post “sticky?” I’ve looked through the dashboard and the forums (I promise), and haven’t found the answer.

2. What are the provisions for letting users post images?

3. I set up a gravatar, but it doesn’t seem to be working. Anything I should know?

Thanks!

http://www.scopedin.com/bbpress/

[_ck_]

https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wp-search/

[Sam Bauers]

The download file is now fixed and you should now get alpha 6 instead of alpha 5.

[rjeevan]

..

Here is one I’m Working on… Waiting for a Stable Version of V1 to be launched…

Still working on Modifying Theme and Creating (& Searching) for plug-in’s to make it into a Full Working Forum…

WARNING: This site is to be an Adult Site…

http://forum.tnalist.com/

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Best thing about bbPress = It’s Light Weight! and Extreme Flexibility!