I reinstalled and its still not working im not saying i cant login with users from both what the problem is, that the users from wordpress dont have any permissions but they can login.
OK! Super thanks x 2 times! _CK_
I like install and test plugins, but I know if install a lot plugins will make the forum slow.
If the bbPress can every page keep 5-10 queries is best of best of best.
There is no actual page cache in bbPress. The cache setting you see is meant for the *object* cache which is meant to store things like the user data and the forum data in shared memory (memcache) for multi-server environments. It could be used on a single server but the performance increase might be trivial compared to a good cache on the mysql db since the core “engine” still has to load.
The only real cache that could speed up bbPress is a page cache like wp-super-cache which bypasses the WP engine entirely. It would have to be ported eventually. But that only helps for users that are not logged in and the idea of a forum is for people to be logged in and interacting.
Currently I cache parts of pages like the front-page tag cloud on my own installs but I have not released the plugin for that.
Speaking of tags, while they may have fixed the forum query count in the trunk, I now see another problem where apparently bbPress 1.0 is making a query for EACH tag in the tag cloud. Once they fix that, queries should go down again.
Looks like they have already fixed that ticket in Changeset 1644.
I already had the “$bb->load_options = true;” part, but I am setting up a forum with 17 forums as categories and 176 forums total. There are currently no topics, but here are the page load stats from the front page:
0.391 – 405 queries
For a single forum page:
0.148 – 359 queries
After patching bb-includes/functions.php I get this for the front page:
0.294 – 55 queries
And for a single forum page:
0.095 – 9 queries
Thanks a million _ck_.
How many forums do you have total?
There is a big performance problem with 1.0 that I have pointed out to Sam and MDA which I hope they fix.
1.0, unlike bbPress 0.9, loads each forum separately and then each forum’s metadata separately. This creates a huge number of queries – each forum makes 2 queries, ie. a dozen forums makes the front page use at least 24+6 queries. bbPress 0.9 would only use a single query to load them all (this was before metadata was added to forums). When it is eventually optimized, no matter how many forums you have it will use only two queries instead.
Thanks Chris!
So I guess I’m having an issue then. Using WP 2.6.1 and BB 1.0 Alpha. The integration seems to be working quite well. It’s creating users that’s the problem.
I have two Roles setup in bbPress:
WordPress Administrator = bbPress Key Master
Wordpress Subscriber = bbPress Member
However, whenever I create a user in WP (doesn’t matter if I set it up as a subscriber or admin) it always shows up in bbPress as a “user with no role in these forums”.
I’m sure it’s something I’ve misconfigured… Just not sure what.
Thanks for help _CK_, In 1.0 Alpha bb-config.php not “stop editing” I already add the “$bb->load_options = true;” under define(‘BB_LANG’, ”);”.
I like bbpress best for wordpress.And how to reduce database queries in 1.0 Alpha?
leoleoleo (and everyone) put this line into bb-config.php (before the “stop editing” part)
$bb->load_options = true;
That should slice at least 100ms off that time and reduce the queries by half. I still don’t understand why it’s not the bbPress default.
“Forum is category” is not needed under bbPress 1.0 which does category forums internally.
Also, the bb-gzip plugin is only necessary if your server does not already compress pages, which is rare these days, so make sure you are not duplicating the effort.
Some of my plugins are still not optimized for 1.0 so they might be slower or cause more queries than under 0.9
Because my bbpress “Page made in 0.317 seconds, 29 queries. ” . I am using bbPress 1.0 Alpha
and installed plugins is
bb-rating
bbPress Polls
BBcode Buttons Toolbar
All Settings
Allow Images
bbPress Web Compression (bb-gzip)
Forum is category
BBPress Private Messaging
BB-Ads
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From the FAQ:
serialized and boolean data (true/false) cannot be edited at this time for safety reasons - that may eventually change
Based on that, I don’t think you can, at least not with this version.
Yes, there is an option to change the password. Once you’re logged in, just go to your profile, then Edit, and at the bottom of that page you can enter your new password twice to reset it.
I don’t think you need to reinstall anything. Just log in and access the admin and go to Manage > Forums > Edit (one of your forums) and make sure the forums are not all marked “Category.”
Although it’s easy to just reinstall, if you do things the same way, you’re going to get the same result. You can fix what’s already installed unless something catastrophic happened during installation.
You should still supply your forum address, and the version of bbPress you installed, and if you integrated with WordPress, then that version as well. These things will help someone help you solve your problem.
There is normally a way to add new topics. If that is not present in your installation something is certainly wrong. Can you post the URL to your forum?
Is it possible you have all your forums set as categories? If that’s the case, categories can only hold other forums (subforums) not individual topics. Someone posted about that before.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/forum-is-category-bbpress-10-alpha
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/cant-add-topic
What version bbPress are you using, and is it integrated with WordPress (and if so, what version WordPress?)
When setting up the ROLE MAP in bbPress, what’s best practice? Should I set WP Admin <-> BB Admin? or WP Admin <-> BB Key Master?
I guess I don’t fully understand the difference between the two.
Ok, the only thing not working is getting the $bbdb is there a way to access the database from outside the bbpress directory?
This is a deeper problem than the role map. If you have users spread across two tables you will never get them to both be able to login.
You need to just use the WordPress user table and migrate any users from the bbPress user table across to it (don’t forget the meta as well.
First just try to get using one set of user data happening. Then try to tackle single login.
We also use bbPress to dabble in some new ideas, as our users are generally very nice and don’t shout at us when we break things.
: )
This is the wp_role_map option from my bb_meta….
a:5:{s:13:”administrator”;s:9:”keymaster”;s:6:”editor”;s:6:”member”;s:6:”author”;s:6:”member”;s:11:”contributor”;s:6:”member”;s:10:”subscriber”;s:6:”member”;}
Thanks for responses. bbPress shows great promise.
Certainly it’s possible to integrate the logins with bbPress, if you want to use a seperate wiki system; all of bbPress’ login functions are replacable. I haven’t heard of anyone doing it for some time, though, but more than a year ago spencerp did it: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/mediawiki-bbpress-and-wordpress-integration
This all comes down to the ldap so you are going to have to ask the author directly (apparently Sam who is very busy these days on bbPress 1.0 development) or hope that there are other ldap users who know. Personally I have to go lookup what the heck ldap is in the first place 
I will suggest this much – if you are using 1.0 alpha, the plugin has probably broken compatibility with it and is only meant for 0.9
bbPress is also very young so expectations should not be as high as WordPress (ie. robust plugin library). It’s about equal to WordPress back in 2003. While it benefits from code development on WordPress, it’s still 5 years younger.
But writing plugins for bbPress is as easy for WordPress (and in some cases easier because of improvements over WordPress’s legacy design). I’m definitely an example of this as I had never written a full PHP program or plugin of any kind before my bbPress plugins.
bbPress is designed to be light and extensible. It’s aim is to create a robust framework which can be extended with plugins and themes.
It is designed to be adapted by developers into what they want it to be while it takes care of the core behaviour.
WordPress is very similar in this regard, it just has a much older ecosystem of extensions and a much more active community.
