I found the solution!
I merged the two language files into one (using gettext msgcat GNU utility)
I load the new merged language file in WordPress wp-config
I don’t load any language file in bbPress config
It works! everything is translated in WordPress + bbPress
Same problem here: latest versions of WP and bbPress, FR_fr .mo gives same error message (Cannot redeclare class cachedfilereader).
If I get rid of the FR language setting everything works fine.
Maybe it is because WP and bbPress use the same localization routines…
I think one solution would be to merge the .mo files of both apps into one so we have to load only one language file. Because apparently if I load only the WordPress FR localization I see that common terms in bbPress are translated.
I don’t know much about .mo files, does anyone have a clue on how to do that?
It will post the name now, but only if you have first name and last name slots filled in.
my branches 0.8 and my wordpress 2.5 rc1 are integrated and the roles and doing fine in transferring
but if you are anything less than an editor you post comments as anonymous
looks like it’s pretty much good to go
https://wordpress.org/development/2008/03/25-sneak-peek/
The software is basically done and stable, and could be released today, but we’d like to incorporate feedback from a wider audience before making it available to the general public. After a few days of your feedback we’ll set a final release date. Personally, I can’t wait
A lot of tickets in the WordPress Trac for 2.5 are not going to be fixed for 2.5
I’m pretty sure that the guys are working toward a first release candidate now.
You used to be able to do that with bbSync, but I have no idea if it will still work in the latest release of bbPress and WordPress.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbsync?replies=214#post-7922
I am running the latest build (as of now) of 0.9 bbPress and WP 2.5 Beta (yesterday’s build).
They (so far) seem to play together really well (great job on the out-of-the-box integration to you bbPress guys!).
I have a question. Is it possible to make a post in WordPress and somehow have it added to a forum in bbPress and comments added to that post in WP added to the topic in bbPress too?
How would one go about achieving this?
Thanks,
Garry
As some of you know, I’m new to WordPress and bbPress altogether and as I learn more I am also getting really amp’d for the new releases of both. However, after looking at the trac roadmap…
I see WP 2.5 still has A LOT of open tickets where as bbPress 0.9 has 0 tickets open. Is it just not updated or is today’s release not realistic? 
Any answer about the Email Notification plugin? I agree that it’s necessary to allow users to get emails when a new response is posted.
bbPress does a much better job at archiving conversations and making them searchable. The Email Notifications will help me ween my community off email lists.
The 0.9 release is being compiled in “branches/0.8” of the bbPress subversion repository. Trunk is already heading toward 1.0-beta.
If you want to test 0.9, then grab the files from here (zip download at the bottom)… https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/0.8
BackPress is not used for 0.9
What is currently in the “branches/0.8” directory of the subversion repository is pretty close to what will be released. Trunk is already heading towards 1.0-beta, don’t use it. BackPress is not required for 0.9 and will be part of 1.0-beta
Hi bbPressers.
I’ve made a new theme called Scoun. Hope you like it.
At the moment I’m using it on my own site, so for a demo go here:
http://www.mikelothar.com/shout/
For download go here:
http://www.mikelothar.com/?page_id=40
Regards,
Mike
Oh, thanks Mark – I’ll do that when I get home,
Garry
No I didn’t – must not have bookmarked the RSS – what are those files for? Do I just put them in the bbPress root?
Thanks Chris,
wich data i have to include to use wordpress functions? and
when i only login bbpress i have to type my data in wordpress to write a comment ( is that “fixable” ?
greetz
1. Yes it’s possible to make bbPress and WordPress look the same.
2. I don’t know about the widgets. I suspect if you include the WordPress functions in bbPress you could probably do that.
3. You probably want to redirect all your bbPress logins through WordPress since the WordPress registration function is more robust.
The level of integration you’re looking for is beyond what most people will help with for free. It’s all possible though (I think: not sure on the widgets since I never used one.)
>gkp99
You need to make sure you have backpress installed also: http://svn.automattic.com/backpress
That plugin didn’t work quite right for me, but I was able to hack together my own hard-coded version for both bbpress and wordpress.
Thanks!
You’ll have to create your own custom theme for bbpress in order to make it look like it’s part of your site.
Well I just uploaded the latest nightly build of 0.9 and I can’t get it to install so I would just wait for the official one if I were you.
Garry,
What are you expecting from integration? Integration here means the user information is shared, that’s about it. If you want your bbPress installation to look like your WordPress blog, there is more work to be done. I’m guessing that’s what you’re expecting: you want your forum to look like your blog?
I added the code but nothing changed:
http://vistarewired.com/test2/bbpress/
