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July 26, 2008 at 11:38 pm #66013
In reply to: WordPress + bbPress Integration 101
_ck_
ParticipantHi filosofo, it’s an honor to have you here (I learned alot from studying your WordPress plugins).
I take it you are trying to do “full” integration where bbPress and WordPress run together and I guess I didn’t think of that as I try to encourage people NOT to do that because of the massive amount of code that has to execute for every page rendered.
I meant the cookies should integrate, with simple (stand-alone) integration.
Having bbPress based on BackPress and WP not based on it yet is going to become a problem for people doing full intregration. I am not sure if Sam is willing to wrap all the functions in “function_exists” clauses.
It’s great that it works when you remove them – they must have copied the most recent WordPress functions.
July 26, 2008 at 11:12 pm #64049In reply to: trick to make relative URLs instead of full URI
_ck_
Participantcordoval, there are several dozen bbPress sites on my top1000 list that use subdomains, hence I know it works. Please stop using this incorrect topic for the subject matter, thanks.
July 26, 2008 at 6:28 pm #49657In reply to: Emoticons For bbPress?
Null
MemberI want to make a suggestion _ck_ (then I don’t have to make it).
Put the (basic) smilies in a folder in the image folder, but also let people allow to put a smilie folder in de template’s folder.
Now let the plugin first check in the template folder if there is a smiley folder there, if so, use these smilies. If not, use the basic smilies from the basic map. This way we can use (custome)smilies suitable for the theme. (so if you theme is green, you can make some green smilies that fit your template.
Get the idea?
July 26, 2008 at 4:37 pm #66012In reply to: WordPress + bbPress Integration 101
Austin Matzko
MemberFor those that know what they are doing and have subversion, you can checkout or switch to the trunk of bbPress which will give you compatibility with WordPress 2.6
Are you sure it’s compatible? I’m getting fatal errors because the functions in
bb-includes/backpress/functions.core.php
andbb-includes/backpress/functions.compat.php
, which are shared with WP, are all getting re-declared.However, if I make those files blank, the integration seems to work.
July 26, 2008 at 3:49 pm #66377In reply to: Can not upgrade to 2.6
chrishajer
ParticipantYou should post from now on on the WordPress.org support forum for WordPress help, but we can still help you here since we’re mostly familiar with WordPress and bbPress.
You do *not* need to edit the file, but it looks like you did based on that error, which is why we asked.
I would try uploading all the files again. Maybe something just got corrupted in that one file, or maybe more files.
If you need assistance, please contact me at the website listed in my profile.
July 26, 2008 at 3:44 pm #66311chrishajer
ParticipantI change the Firefox icon to the IE icon on people’s desktop then remove IE from the desktop. It’s a hard habit to break but well worth it.
I think you *can* subscribe to a site feed from within Google Reader: that’s the whole point. Use the “Add Subscription” button and paste in the URL for the feed you want. That’s it.
July 26, 2008 at 3:11 pm #65855In reply to: Please Critique my Forum Design
724719
Inactivewat bbPress pages? i dont see where the errors are?
i dont get where the errors are :- http://www.picbi.com/forum , am I think im missing something ?
cheers
July 26, 2008 at 2:01 pm #3684Topic: Profiles and Rankings
in forum Requests & Feedbackcfreview
MemberAfter a lot of research, and looking at tumblr, then wordpress, then joomla, and now wordpress and bbpress, I think I almost may have made a decision. I want to create a site that is a blog on the front end, with the blog topics becoming forum discussions. Technically I don’t need bbpress to do this, but it seems to me that bbpress will facilitate better discussion. First, are there other sites that are already doing this, I would love to see how they operate?
Second, and maybe most important to me are the user profiles and the ability to let other users ranks each other posts to comments. I’m looking for some opinions on which extensions do this the best.
July 26, 2008 at 6:38 am #66310RossB
MemberOh yeah, I do already use Google’s reader – but you can’t actually subscribe to a site from within that, can you? And I have tried Firefox – I use it spasmodically. It’s illogical and even stupid of me, but I am so used to IE I find myself opening it up by default, as it were. No question, it is inferior to Firefox.
July 26, 2008 at 6:18 am #60879In reply to: WordPress access to bbPress Functions
chrishajer
ParticipantDid you add that to wp-config.php as the first line, right after the
<?php
?The error
cannot redeclare
means something has already been included that it’s trying to include again.http://www.google.com/search?q=Cannot+redeclare+_http_build_query()
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/having-trouble-integrating-wp-functions
July 26, 2008 at 6:11 am #66309chrishajer
ParticipantThere are several different types of RSS feeds, so maybe some sites and some feeds are handled better than others.
If you are stuck using IE6 you’re going to need a feed reader. IE7 has one built in, and IE8 is due around the end of the year as well.
Once you try Firefox or IE7 (or any browser with tabs) I don’t see how you’d want to go back.
Here is more info about RSS readers:
July 26, 2008 at 6:09 am #60878In reply to: WordPress access to bbPress Functions
775251
InactiveHi – I’m also trying to add access to bbpress functions inside WordPress. I took the advice above and added
require_once(‘path/to/bb-load.php’);
to my wp config file.
Now I get the following error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare _http_build_query() (previously declared in /path_to_bbpress/bb-includes/wp-functions.php:768) in /path_to_wordpress/wp-includes/compat.php on line 45
Any ideas on why I’m seeing this and how to fix?
July 26, 2008 at 3:37 am #66308RossB
MemberThanks, Chris. I know Firefox is a better browser, and the only reason I am using IE is out of habit. Currently running IE 6, and I suppose newer versions are equipped for RSS feeds. Anyway, you’ve cleared up the mystery of the RSS coded page for me! Weird thing, is, IE does show RSS feeds as they should appear on various blogs I’ve subscribed to. Why it should be different for the WP and bbPress forums…aaarrghh, not even going to think about it!
July 26, 2008 at 2:12 am #65239In reply to: www.instinct.co.nz/forums
chrishajer
ParticipantAlso, this explanation from Sam:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/strange-404-report-i-firebug#post-9551
July 26, 2008 at 2:12 am #65854In reply to: Please Critique my Forum Design
chrishajer
ParticipantAlso, this explanation from Sam:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/strange-404-report-i-firebug#post-9551
July 26, 2008 at 2:11 am #65853In reply to: Please Critique my Forum Design
chrishajer
ParticipantSame here. Is this the 404/200 problem?
July 26, 2008 at 2:10 am #65238In reply to: www.instinct.co.nz/forums
chrishajer
ParticipantIs this the 404/200 problem?
July 26, 2008 at 2:06 am #65237In reply to: www.instinct.co.nz/forums
_ck_
ParticipantHi, fantastic site but you have a minor server problem where it’s serving your bbpress pages with 404 errors instead of 200 status.
It’s a strange problem I’ve seen on a handful of bbPress sites and I am not entirely certain why it happens. Do you use multiviews or real mod_rewrite rules?
July 26, 2008 at 1:42 am #66366In reply to: Conditional Meta Tags per Page Type, and More?
_ck_
ParticipantIt’s very easy to do this via a plugin.
You have to attach to the ‘bb_head’ action.
In fact if there’s a plugin for WordPress that does it, it would take under a minute to change it for bbPress.
Here’s a mini-plugin I wrote to do noarchive and nofollow:
function no_archive() {
echo "n".'<meta NAME="robots" CONTENT="noarchive,nofollow">'."n";
} add_action('bb_head', 'no_archive');.
It would just have to be wrapped in an IF statement with a URI check to add it when you want it. To get the current location, either check
bb_get_location
or steal it’s code and modify as desired.Something like this (untested)
function no_index() {
if (in_array(bb_get_location(),array("login-page","register-page","profile-page")) {
echo "n".'<meta NAME="robots" CONTENT="noindex,nofollow">'."n";
}
} add_action('bb_head', 'no_archive');July 26, 2008 at 1:38 am #64047In reply to: trick to make relative URLs instead of full URI
_ck_
ParticipantThis topic has nothing to do with subdomains, but you can definitely install bbpress on a subdomain. Just enter the appropriate info during setup.
July 26, 2008 at 1:18 am #64046In reply to: trick to make relative URLs instead of full URI
cordoval
MemberCan I install bbpress on a subdomain? Is this possible?
Please contact me to cordoval@gmail.com
Encouragements,
July 25, 2008 at 10:53 pm #65852In reply to: Please Critique my Forum Design
_ck_
ParticipantNice look but you need to look into your server configuration as the bbPress pages are being served with 404 error code instead of 200 (even though they display).
Something might be wrong with your htaccess
July 25, 2008 at 9:04 pm #66387In reply to: bbPM admin menu not working at all
_ck_
ParticipantI am not sure about the loading order of your plugin but keep in mind that stuff like
bb_is_user_logged_in()
is only available when bbPress is fully initialized.Essentially you cannot execute anything but the most basic independent code until
do_action('bb_init'
happens.So you have to hook bb_init, ie:
add_action('bb_init','your_function_name
);`and THEN your function can check bb_is_user_logged_in.
BB_IS_ADMIN is a constant so be sure to use DEFINED to test it and not directly or you’ll get an error
if (defined('BB_IS_ADMIN')) {
(also, BB_IS_ADMIN means if you are in the admin menu, not if the user is an administrator – not sure if you knew that)
July 25, 2008 at 8:56 pm #66364In reply to: Permalink and slug rebuild?
_ck_
ParticipantYes I am familiar with that WP redirect plugin – it saves the old permalink in meta and checks the meta when a url is not found.
It would be an interesting port for bbPress but I am too burnt out on bbPress stuff right now to give it a go. I highly suggest the phpmyadmin method for now to just manually edit the permalink since it’s a one-time deal.
July 25, 2008 at 8:31 pm #66011In reply to: WordPress + bbPress Integration 101
_ck_
ParticipantFor those that know what they are doing and have subversion, you can checkout or switch to the alpha trunk of bbPress which will give you compatibility with WordPress 2.6
svn switch http://svn.automattic.com/bbpress/trunk/
Unfortunately an automated download zip cannot be created because this is the first version of bbPress that uses BackPress which is automatically added by svn, but can’t be zipped by TRAC.
Here’s a ZIP’ed snapshot from yesterday:
http://www.mediafire.com/?alvvslgmh22
Keep in mind that you should NOT use the bbPress trunk for live websites – it’s bound to have bugs and some might affect security. You are on your own if you chose to use this version – plugins may have some compatibility issues.
1.0 requires the 3 new WP matching keys inserted into
bb-config.php
(see thebb-config-sample.php
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