What games did you play with the blog to get it to appear correctly, and why would it be different than what you need to do for bbPress?
Is it possibly a collation or character set issue with MySQL? Can you look in the database and see how the characters are stored (with something like phpMyAdmin.
Also, look at the dump you have from the old database and make sure the characters are present there, first.
Hi peoples.
I translated my bbpress to Heberw. Recently I moved a host (from goDaddy to site5, if you are curious).
and moved my Db from one to the other.
I used the wp-backup plugin to create the SQL, and imported it using the phpMyAdmin at site5.
After some games it worked fine with my blog:
http://www.humus101.com/
but the forum’s text is all question marks:
http://www.humus101.com/forums/
Any ideas as to what to do ?
Tal.
Doesn’t work overhere though:
I put the file nl_NL.mo into
bbpress/bb-includes/languages/
changed the config file to:
define(‘BBLANG’, ‘nl_NL’);
and it doesn’t work.
Because of the restrictions on the bbPress logins in the current version I suggest using bbPress for registration/login. Logout can be either.
With WordPress 2.5 and the next bbPress 0.8.x they will be as good as each other.
Please don’t bump.
I’ve been trying to hack the 2col_fixed_left theme provided by bbpressraw.com (many thanks) to fit into the website for the small nonprofit that I work for. I’ve gotten pretty far with it, but I’m stuck on a weird ordered list issue that looks fine on FF but is pretty screwy on IE.
The site can be accessed at http://www.belovedcommunitycenter.org/forums. The frontpage looks fine, but the topics.php displays the post number and author name over the post content.
Any tips folks have for a amateur designer would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Kyle
Put this in a plugin file and activate it. It’s a drop-in replacement for bb_mail() from the current trunk
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Fix bb_mail function
Plugin URI:
Description: Temporary replacement for bb_mail() function
Author: Sam Bauers
Author URI:
Version: 0.0.1
*/
if ( !function_exists( 'bb_mail' ) ) :
function bb_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers = '' ) {
if (!is_array($headers)) {
$headers = trim($headers);
$headers = preg_split('@r(?:n{0,1})|n@', $headers);
}
if (!count($headers) || !count(preg_grep('/^from:s/im', $headers))) {
$from = parse_url(bb_get_option('uri'));
if ($from && $from['host']) {
$from = trim(preg_replace('/^www./i', '', $from['host']));
$headers[] = 'From: "' . bb_get_option('name') . '" <bbpress@' . $from . '>';
}
}
$headers = trim(join("rn", $headers));
return @mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
}
endif;
?>
Is there any way I can use an email address as the user name?
This is OK in WordPress but not in BBPress, so integrated logins dont work.
Hope someone can help. Thanks.
Which version of bbPress was this? 0.8.3.1 or latest trunk?
I have started a forum at http://www.goranlin.se/bbpress/
I created a folder in the bb-includes folder and called it languages. In it I placed the file sv_SE.mo (for Swedish) and changed the config.php to
define(‘BBLANG’, ‘sv_SV’);
But the forum is still in English, what did I do wrong? Please, help!
http://thomasklaiber dot com/bbpress/post-notification/
is where I got the plugin. I would compare these but I do not know what to look for.. by the way.. the plug in works very well!!
Hello Everyone
I have integrated WordPress with bbPress and skinned them the same, but when I log into bbPress, or add a forum/topic/post i get a redirect error. I dont know what it wrong.
Warning: parse_url(http:///mobile.feedmymedia.com/forum/) [function.parse-url]: Unable to parse URL in /home/mobile/public_html/forum/bb-includes/pluggable.php on line 208
Warning: parse_url(http:///mobile.feedmymedia.com/forum/) [function.parse-url]: Unable to parse URL in /home/mobile/public_html/forum/bb-includes/pluggable.php on line 209
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/mobile/public_html/forum/bb-includes/pluggable.php:208) in /home/mobile/public_html/forum/bb-includes/pluggable.php on line 164
Thanks
Warwick
I’m using bbPress Integration and Use Display Name and BBPress is a shiny new 0.8.3.1 .
Switching templates doesn’t solve the issue…
Hello, I need urgently a designer to port WordPress theme to BBpress with some little modification. Please let me know (of course pay for work).
Many thanks!
Are you using the “Admin can post anything” plugin?
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/apostrophe-issue?replies=7#post-12841
It’s almost certainly a plugin issue. A stock bbPress install won’t do that, unless perhaps it’s really, really old. What version are you using (if you’re not using that plugin, or deactivating it doesn’t fix your problem(?
Where did you download the plugin from. If someone can download the plugin and then compare it to the mail function in bbPress and see if there’s a reason it works in the plugin.
I found the problem. In the install form I set the Site Name and Forum Name the same, which caused a conflict. Perhaps the install.php script could be updated to catch this error, and prompt to use different names.
Which is best to use for registering and logging in and out (for integrated sites, of course), the WP or bbPress pages?
thx
Not sure why, but you’re missing all the topic poster name stuff:
topic_poster
topic_poster_name
topic_last_poster
topic_last_poster_name
Maybe there was an error with the name you selected when you setup the forum? Maybe it didn’t like a special character or something?
It’s not a problem with the database but a problem with the data that’s being sent to create that first topic. I suspect there is a problem with the name that was entered. Do you know what that was?
It does. So far it appears the issue is that the IIS SMTP server doesn’t like something about the mail that’s being handed over from bbPress. Not sure what that is yet, but the SMTP server returns a 501 error then drops the connection. I need to find someone who is using IIS and has access to their logs to troubleshoot more thoroughly.
I suspect that IIS does not like something about the mail that’s being handed off by bbPress. Need someone with an IIS server and access to the SMTP logs that can help troubleshoot this.
I’m trying to be fairly aggressive with my bbPress integration into some WordPress pages. Our client wishes to see recent forum posts on specific subpages of the main site (which is WP). This works fine if I include bb-load in my wp-config.php file (as I’ve seen recommended) and then use some of the useful bbpress functions to integrate content. It works, that is, on the SUBPAGES.
Strangely, however, the site’s landing page blows up. It’s using the exact same header as the rest of the site’s subpages, and is not using any of bbpress’ functions itself (just includes the bb-load.php file because it’s in wp-config.php), but the same wp_list_pages function call in the header (used for navigation) that works just fine for the subpages gives me an infinite loop of this error on the landing page:
Warning: illegal offset type in [my-server-path-removed-here]/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 252
Removing bb-load.php from the wp-config.php file fixes this immediately.
Note that I am using WP configured to use a STATIC page for the landing page. Both the home page template and the subpage template in question immediately call get_header(). Nothing happens before that.
For now what I figure I’ll do is remove bb-load.php from the wp-config.php file and just include it exclusively in the subpage template I’m using for the pages I need forum stuff to show up.
I googled and haven’t seen anything like the problem I’m having anywhere else. I kind of think it might be something getting upset during the walker class’ traversal. Anyone got any bright ideas?
Beau,
Which files should you put this code on? I am also installing bbPress on a MU WordPress. I get the same error. I thought maybe it’s because of WP/MU not compatible with bbPress. I have the same install directories (WP/MU on root and bbPress on /forums/). And I am getting the same 404 error on user profile and post.
Thanks in advance
