Hi and thanks for bbpress and the plugins.
I integrated wordpress and bbpress in my site with some plugins.
In the log of my host I find this error:
[Thu Jun 12 13:57:36 2008] [error] PHP Warning: parse_url(/2008/06/urlofpostofwordpress//appserv/main.php?appserv_root=http://www.cdpm3.com/id.txt???) [<a href='function.parse-url'>function.parse-url</a>]: Unable to parse url in /home/teayudoe/public_html/foros/bb-includes/functions.php on line 1794
I have the same errors with anothers urls/scripts
http://www.iglesialcs.cl/newweb/cache/id2.txt
And the last week I saw other similar errors
I investigated the urls and I think are script to attack servers
I’m not worried about the safety of my site, I believe that these script can not do anything, what I am wrong?
It is possible to fix the error by putting @ forward parse_url functions.php on line 1794 (http://derekgendron.com/blog/?p=33)
I have to worry?
Thanks
Pd. Sorry for my english. The English is not my mother tongue
I added
<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php bb_get_header(); ?>
to the beginning, and
<?php bb_get_footer(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>
to the end.
obviously, this calls both the wordpress and bbpress headers.
that makes everything work, except for the wordpress search engine.
any ideas?
thanks!
Sam, that’s a good point. Thanks.
I would say that the number one request is for people to make their bbPress look like their WordPress. Lots of people are just using a WordPress template they found, so they’re not really up for customizing bbPress, since they really didn’t customize WordPress in the first place.
If there were an easy way to make their bbPress look like their WordPress it would answer a lot of requests. I think that’s why people are sometimes drawn to a WordPress forum plugin, since then it’s just a WordPress page and it looks like the rest of their site.
1. Make bbPress look just like the WordPress it’s integrated with.
2. Make the logins work in both places (with proper roles and capabilities.)
3. .htaccess with mod_rewrite rules, out of the box, for permalink support.
With those three things, the number of support requests per day here would go down dramatically.
Not sure which versions you’re running, but cookies are compatible in bbPress 0.9.0.2 and WordPress 2.5.1. They changed the cookie hash method. If the changeset is equivalent to 2.5.1 (my /tags/2.5.1 WordPress installation is changeset 7835) then the cookies should work, so long as you’re using bbPress 0.9.0.2.
What bbPress version are you using?
Keep in mind though that including WordPress inside bbPress is an incredible overhead for what is just a modification to the presentation layer.
The most lightweight solution is to create your own theme in my-templates which extends the default theme. Any file that is not found in your own theme simply falls back to using the default, so your theme could consist of as little as a style.css file (which could itself simply import the default themes style.css – see kakumei-blue theme for an example of how to do that), a header file and a footer file.
That doesn’t happen in my 0.9.0.2 installation. Maybe it’s a cookie problem, since that is how bbPress knows you’re already logged in (via a cookie.)
Need more information on your installation. Can you post a link to your forum so others can try it?
Unfortunately, Detective’s solution doesn’t work with the latest versions. I’m experiencing the same issues (integrated scenario):
User registers on bbpress and logs in there
User can acces the WP Site Admin section, but it says: Welcome, . (a space instead of the user name)
User comments are registered as ‘Anonymous’
I noticed the only way to fix this is to go to WP user management panel, editing and saving the user.
So the user has to be actively (and manually
) updated to have his name listed under his comments.
I haven’t found any way to avoid this, but if anyone can I’d be much abliged!
Since the latest Trunk changes (Changeset 8069) in WordPress Core, the bbPress Login (if shared with WordPress) is not working anymore.
I think its because of the logged_in cookie, isn`t it?
I know, trunk.. but 2.5.x will sure come soon 
Have a nice day
Chris
Hello,
I have successfully installed and integrated my wordpress 2.5.1 with BBpress latest version today.
WP is at http://calcuttatube.com
BBpress: http://calcuttatube.com/forum
Everything looks good. However, I was wondering if there is any way to post images. The Image attachment plugin says it only works up to BBpress .7 version.
Any help/suggestion?
Does anyone know why I would get Plugin could not be activated; it produced a Fatal Error when trying activate this as a plugin? I’m running bbPress 0.8.3…
I just installed bb press at dailytestimony.net/forums with the latest stable version of WPMU in the root directory. When I goto a page such as dailytestimony.net/forums/profile/user I get the main blogs 404 error page. Do I need something in a .htaccess file or something?
EDIT: I get it with trying to view forums too, I am using name based permalinks.
EDIT2: Ok it seems the answer is simple I just needed to RTD (Read The Documentation), Options +MultiViews
<rant>IDK why they just couldn’t distribute a .htaccess file with that line with bbpress. Save people the trouble because they mention it in the documentation here but at the verry least it should like to the documentation where you set permalink options. </rant>
I would recommend adding a comment to the support forum for the plugin rather than posting it here.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/support-forum/
bbPress will use the stock files for any template file not in your template folder. So, if you have a folder called bb-templates/custom, you could conceivably have just one file in there (say front-page.php) and then that file would override the stock files, but all other files would be used from the stock template.
*I think* – that’s how it used to work anyway.
oops, my bad.
i installed it as a bbpress plugin instead of a wordpress plugin. working fine now
sorry!
Hi
Just installed bbPress and noticed that peoples email addresses are displayed on the profile pages. I would prefer if users email addresses were not displayed on their profile page.
However I cannot find where to edit what user information is displayed on the profile. All I can find in the profile.php is a call called bb_profile_data();.
Anyone know where I would find and edit what info is shown when this is called?
Thanks!
I currently use minibb. I have been running my forum for over 5 years and I love some of it’s features, absence of which would have made running my forum nightmare.
Here are some features I would like to see in bbpress:
1) Ability to place posts of new users in a moderation queue. Once I approve the users, posts by them will appear.
2) Ability to view/review all the posts/topics since I last checked. Once I check the topics/posts, they’ll not be displayed again.
I have a slightly modified version of a GPL’ed wordpress theme I use on my wordpress MU site dailytestimony.net
I want to add support forums an bbpress appears to be my best option however I need to intergrate bbpress into the site visually.
I would like to keep the header as close as possible including links to pages, ect. In the middle I want content to the left, tags to the right, and a simple footer to match the theme.
I am not sure what something like this goes for, but I’m hoping to barter for the work. The site this is designed for has ad space for a button in te admin panel footer I could trade for the theme or we can discuss other deals.
If you would be up for it shoot me an email support (a) (t) dailytestimony.net
thousande, you have to create a new theme (under /my-templates/) and then edit the header.php file in your new theme so that it doesn’t have the stuff inside this loop starting with <?php if ( is_topic() && bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
Actually, I think that bbPress doesn’t even currently support AJAX posting, so all those files are unneeded.
Good luck!
A quick search of the forum indicates it hasn’t been talked about here before. That doesn’t mean no one has done it, but it hasn’t been brought up here before.
To be able to call your WordPress header and footer, you will need access to the WordPress functions get_header() and get_footer(). To have access to WordPress functions, you need to include WordPress:
https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/#func
You can skip the stuff about user integration and cookies if all you want to do it include your WordPress header and footer.
I tried reinstalling bbpress and sync, and nothing improved: http://www.adbeef.com/forum/
Okay, I have to get this out of my system. But first…
I have three websites with WP. I love it. I love you all. I’m not throwing a tantrum or threatening to run off and elope with Movable Type or Joomla!.
But, here is my issue…
I want to add bbPress to one of my sites and quite possibly another that I just started.
I know there are other forum software out there but really want this to stay in the family.
My problem is that fresh out of the box bbPress looks like a manual for a cold war Soviet submarine.
Getting past that I tried to integrate my WP header into my bbPress installation but the info available on integration is either outdated or above my ability. I integrated the WP header into my gallery software (Zenphoto) with no problem at all, so it doesn’t make sense to me that integration bbPress should be harder.
Also, the forum on WordPress.org looks so good that using it is just rubbing salt in my wounds. It is as though WP is saying ‘here is what you could do with bbPress if you had a team of developers and an unlimited budget, but since you are poor and working alone… you’re out of luck!’.
Okay, I’m done ranting.
Does anyone have experience adding their WP header and footer into bbPress? I would prefer to not integrate the databases. All I really want is for the header and footer to be consistent throughout the site. I can handle the CSS part of it.
Thanks!!!
Has anyone tried installing Typepad Antispam on bbpress? Will it work?