You would have to change the one in your theme, not a theme you’re not using. If you don’t have this file, then it’s a bbPress file that’s providing this function.
Wait – it used to be that if a file was not present in your theme, the file from the stock theme would be used. That’s not the case? Is the RSS data cached or something? Can you force a refresh?
Thanks for your help, Chris. Shockingly it didn’t work. I am using bbOrg theme for which there is no rss php file. So I changed the one in kakumei but didnt work. Maybe there is an override built into BBPress, WordPress somewhere else with the exact same code?
Note that I removed it on both my local server bbpress file and my actual live site’s server. Didn’t work in either case.
http://beernews.org/ Look at the left sidebar.
Oh THAT’S what we’re playing! 
I thought it was mine’s bigger!
Plugins
- Akismet
- Allow Images
- Bad Behavior
- bbPress Smilies
- Comment Quicktags for bbPress
- Mass Edit – Moderate Posts
- Spoiler Tags
- Unread Posts
And yes, I tried it with them ALL turned off and with ’em turned on.
WP: http://mydomain.org/
bbPress: http://mydomain.org/forum/
Apache version 1.3.41 (Unix)
PHP version 5.2.5
MySQL version 5.0.51a-community
Architecture i686
Operating system Linux
Mine’s longer
I’ve looked everywhere. Mostly BBPress files though…rss.php, some of the functions files, the widgets files
I would expect to see something like <post_author> ” on” <topic_id> somewhere in the php code and be able to delete everything before <topic_id> but not finding it.
You’re using WordPress 2.6.3 – what version bbPress did you use?
And, can your users just log in at WordPress or bbPress and they are automatically logged in on the other side?
Just install without integration. If you don’t allow comments on the blog, then there’s no reason for anyone to log in there, and integration wouldn’t be helping anyone anyway.
First, I think I would make sure the bbPress version are the same. If they’re not, first backup your MySQL database then upgrade bbPress at your current host. That way you have the same version of the code and the database.
Now, dump the database, paying attention to the MySQL version in case you need to specify any compatibility options for the new host. If the version are close to the same, you’ll be OK just dumping it.
Now that you have the bbPress code at the new server and a dump of the database, just import the old database on the new host, and you should be done.
If the domain name changed, you have a couple more things to worry about. But you didn’t mention that: just a new host.
I want to move all data in current bbpress to newly installed bbpress. Hosting compay is different.
Would you advise how i should do?
I just thought I would share my experience with an attempt at an integrated installation. I downloaded WordPress 2.6.3 via svn and then created a directory forum and downloaded bbPress alpha 2 via svn there. I modified the wp-config.php by hand and installed WordPress just fine. I didn’t do any further configuration of WordPress.
Then I went to install bbPress with an attempt at integration. Things were going along pretty smoothly. (As an aside: I think the installer should tell you when it first asks for the keys that you don’t need to worry about them here if you’re going to be integrating, since you will be entering WordPress keys at a later point. I wasted time generating new keys here which end up being unused.) I selected all the integration settings, but did not use custom user tables. I got to step 3 and it said “Your installation completed with some minor errors. See the error log below for more specific information. ” The error below was “Forum could not be created!” (I’ve had that happen before.)
Since this was a minor error, I figured I would just continue and see how it goes. Clicking the link to my forum results in a Redirect Loop error in Firefox3. The page hangs for a while, never loads, then times out.
I just figured I would share that experience here. If anyone wants more information, please let me know.
I second keress’s question – I have to get a BBpress forum up and running this weekend on a WordPress site that’s already been upgraded to 2.6.3. And I don’t really think I can just downgrade, because somewhere in the last few upgrades (don’t know exactly when ) the posting interface in the admin changed drastically, and I don’t want to confuse people too much.
It’s not absolutely vital that they be integrated – the blog doesn’t actually allow commenting, or new users to register at all – the only registered users it has are the owner (a professor) and his six teaching assistants. So they’re the only ones who will benefit from integration – the students who would be posting in the forum can’t register on the blog anyway. But it would be nice for the prof and TAs not to have to log in twice.
I don’t want to inflict alpha software on them if I can avoid it, so I guess I’ll just have to do without integration for now, but I’m wondering, if I end up trying to integrate the two later on, will that work?
I was able to make the links clickable by adding this to the SmallNav CSS:
position: relative;
z-index: 3;
Then I removed the four margin settings. You might have to experiment with the positioning, but this at least makes the links clickable.
I also noticed that your login form has a z-index of 1 and everything else is either zero or two. If the login form has a z-index of 1, and the nav links have a z-index of zero (automatically) then the nav is going to be behind (or under) the login form, and therefore not accessible to be clicked. You’d be clicking in the higher z-index layer, and the links are not there. You can’t get to them.
I think it has something to do with the z-index and the order you nested the divs.
To post source code here, just use the backtick (upper left on a US keyboard, under the tilde) before and after your block of code.
I noticed in your forum source there is a link to this style.css which does not exist:
http://www.addiva.net/bbpress/style.css
Not sure if that’s a problem or not, but it’s not right. In addition, you should validate your CSS here and fix any problems.
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator
I would start with those things and maybe something will stand out.
Updated Korean Language file based on bbpress 9.0.x
Installation is same as described in the above post.
download:
http://www.skhcafe.org/dev/Korean_bbpress_081030.zip
비비프레스 한글 번역 파일입니다.
비비프레스 9.0.x 에 맞춰 번역했습니다.
설치 과정에 나타나는 내용은 시급하지 않다고 판단하여, 부분적으로만 했습니다.
번역에 대한 의견이나, 고칠 점 등을 제안하시면 반영하겠습니다.
번역 내용은 이후 예고 없이 변경될 수도 있습니다.
설치 방법은 위에 있는 설명과 같습니다.
Actually, that’s not the way the code looks. I guess there’s no way to get code to read as code here. I guess you’ll just have to take my word for it I’m using standing HTML a href’s to dish up some links.
I’ve copied the same navbar I’m using on WordPress into BBPress, it has hard links, so it should be straightforward, but for some reason, within this header.php file, the links aren’t live.
http://www.addiva.net/bbpress/
The code looks like this:
<div id=”smallNav”>
Home
| Possibilities
| Events
| Blog
| Forum
| Store
About ADDiva
| Meet Linda
|Media
| Resources
| Contact </p>
</div>
<!– end smallNav –>
Oh, possibly.
Operating system Linux
Kernel Version 2.6.9-67.0.4.ELsmp
Apache version 1.3.37 (Unix)
PERL version 5.8.8
PHP version 5.2.1
MySQL version 5.0.51a-community
I’m either looking for something like that, or alternately jury-rigging a custom tag (if that’s even possible) to let my users post, say, black text on a black background (in a blockquote box) that you have to highlight to see.
Okay I can’t sort out the javascript stuff, but I can make a spoiler bar: Spoiler Tags Plugin
It’s working as intended on my forums right now.
@sam: The function ‘display’ in the bbpress-live.php class ‘bbPress_Live_Widget_Forums’ appears to echo out the fora lists etc. Look who I’m preaching too I must have missed something!
Curious Ipstenu that the rest of your wp blog functions with this plugin enabled and in this state. Not my current experience. Server differences?
Viewing source was the first thing I tried. Old habits die hard But really, there was nothing.
I did not check the error logs, so I did that right now.
On Server:
Make sure error-log is set to verbose for now.
On bbPress:
Enable XML-RPC – YES
On WordPress:
Install plugin – Done
Activate Plugin – Done (no errors)
Configure Plugin –
URL (http://jorjafox.net/forums/)
ID/Password (Ipstenu / 555Nope!)
Caching Enabled - NO
Enable forums widget - YES
Enable Topics widget - YES
Copy new WordPress posts to bbPress (not implemented)
Then I went into widgets and picked ‘bbPress latest topics’, put it at the bottom of my sidebar. I gave it the title of ‘Latest Topics’ and saved my changes.
The header shows up on the bottom of the side bar, no content.
Error log is empty. Frustration resumed 
By the way, if the standalone function is called to be echoed like print_r($myarray);, shouldn’t that output something?
Ipstenu – do you have access to error logs? If you look at the source of the page, is there anything there to indicate that the plugin sent anything at all, maybe even just an error message?
I just wanted to announce I have a primitive prototype of OpenID working with bbPress and should have a more stable version for experimental testing within a few days (likely by the end of the weekend). The only requirement is your PHP needs CURL with https (ssl) support, which many servers have or can easily add ie. via cpanel’s rebuild PHP (check your PHPINFO to be certain).
I finally got an old openid 1.1 framework working with openid 2.0 so this makes it possible to use it with all the newest providers: aol, yahoo, microsoft and now even Google (as a “consumer”, not as a server).
The biggest problem was making it work without extra libraries like the complex math support and even DOMXML which is not available on many shared hosting PHP4 servers. But found a way around that too I’ll eventually add fsockopen support with ssl so even CURL is not a requirement.
ps. OpenID on WordPress.com needs to be fixed to offer a secure login when a cookie is not present like every other provider. This is annoying
Isn’t Sam’s plugin almost what you’re looking for:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-live/
It’s not a fully fledged forum plugin, but I’m guessing it’s something you could build on.
