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The test profile that I created cannot Reply to a comment or post a new topic. However they can post a comment in WordPress. Under the User tab in the Admin panel the profile is listed as having no role. When I update the users role, click save and return to Admin user tab they still have no role. In the bbpress/wordpress intergration tab All wordpress roles are marked as member (aside from admin). What is going on?
Also while user info is shared between the two you have to log onto wordpress and bbpress seperately. Also if you are logged on to bbpress it won’t let you log on to wordpress. You have to log ouut of bbpress first then you can log in to wordpress. How do I fix this?
When I input the code to include the image in a post, my image is surrounded by the post-form colour. In other words, I have an image with a white background which is surrounded by the post-form colour. The image is the only content in the post.
Posts without images are surrounded by the post content colour. In other words, the text has a white background throughout. No post-form colour as in the outer edge of the image.
How can I change so that the image is surrounded by the post content colour, in this case white, instead of the post-form colour?
Using bbpress .9.0.2, with allow images .7.1
Plugin: _ck_’s Hidden Forum v.0.0.4*
I did this:
//$hidden_forums['label']="[H] ";
$hidden_forums['label']="<span id='shield'> </span>";so that I could use a background image. The ugly thing with this is that you see span blah blah as the browser title…
Is there a better way to do this?
Works for me.
bbPress 1.0a2 and plugin v.0.0.4*
Didn’t bother me before (just deleted double H’s) but this is progress!
Um, _ck_, while you’re looking at that file…peek at another minor thing
I read earlier in this post where _ck_, chrishajer et al weighed in on what may generate a bbPress error.
I am increasingly running into the standard
Your attempt to do this has failedmessage, which is better than browning-the-internet but not as good as ice-cream.From a user perspective, my issues appear to be form related, as I only step in it once I click on it, haha.
The plugins are used by others with dissimilar complaints
This points to my environment (patch level etc.)If it’s the blend of bbPress + plugin, I’d like to be in the position to start beating on errors with my hammer.
And there’s the rub: to find the errors. I am bereft of grok.
Minor gotcha’?
The bbPress blog must have XML-RPC enabled in it's settingsI was going to install this to take a peek but I see someone suggested that their site hung. I’m on this ice with my host (WPMu
)and can’t risk it just now…I remember that there was much drama trying to authenticate with Flikr API via XML-RPC… It required a .htaccess file at the domain root with: `<Files xmlrpc.php>
SecFilterInheritance Off
<Files>`
Of course, the ‘Use XML’-thingy setting in the WP Admin/settings needs to be enabled too…
Fingers crossed…
I must say that I’m afraid of my shadow when it comes to turning off security filters to get something to work, especially since there was a recent thread on these forums about deleting that file altogether!
I’m not sure if this worked but …
I added in the standard Plugin header to the bad-behavior-generic.php file (see below) and then copied it and the rest of the bad-behavior folder up to bbPress. It turned on. I’m trying to sort out how to hack the wordpress plugin. I’m running the same DB for wp and bb so, in theory, this should work easily. It’s not
Fatal errors./*
Plugin Name: Bad Behavior
Version: 2.0.24
Description: Deny automated spambots access to your PHP-based Web site.
Plugin URI: http://www.bad-behavior.ioerror.us/
Author: Michael Hampton
Author URI: http://www.homelandstupidity.us/
License: GPLTopic: Beernews.org Forums
No integration yet, just a lot of plugins from CK (I hope this guy is on the Automattic payroll!) and others..should make a donation probably
This board is for craft beer (or ‘microbrews’ which is a term the mainstream still uses but is dead in our world).
I should probably start a noobs forum for people that are interested and want to find out more about these higher end beers.
I just created a plugin for WordPress that allows me to over-ride the authentication process and supply my own user account data. I was in the process of doing the same thing for bbPress when I hit a snag.
In both cases the first step is re-writing the wp_validate_auth_cookie function. (conveniently pluggable in both cases)
For WordPress, I was then able to modify the get_userdata function to pipe in my own data (reformatted for WP compatibility) rather than grabbing it from the usual database.
The trouble comes in that the comparable bbPress function is get_user, within the BB_Cache class. (line 15, cache.php)
So that means I have to ‘hack’ to make my plugin work. Fine for the meantime, but perhaps this is something to make pluggable in the future.
