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  • #60042
    chrishajer
    Participant

    I am going to guess that the single quote in this string is causing you trouble:

    $bb->name = 'Le forum des subventions à la création et au développement d'entreprise';

    I bet it would work like this, although I don’t know how it will display (escape the single quote/apostrophe):

    $bb->name = 'Le forum des subventions à la création et au développement d'entreprise';

    I would also bet this would work (double quote the string, no escape):

    $bb->name = "Le forum des subventions à la création et au développement d'entreprise";

    Good luck

    #60006
    _ck_
    Participant

    I built a SMF forum on a litespeed server yesterday and I sometimes get 0.023 page render times – it’s some crazy stuff. I didn’t even think numbers that low were possible.

    SMF seems heavy in some areas but it’s completely geared for quick output. I think it’s only weakness is that it will always look a certain blocky style – but it gets the job done for any big forum requirements. Lots of mods and themes available too. And you can set it up in under 30 minutes, under 10 minutes if you’ve done it before. I’d like to see bbpress grow up to be something like that.

    At some point I want to port this style to bbpress:

    http://www.harzem.com/themes/preview/index.php?theme=6

    Pretty sure it can be done (that’s the theme author’s site)

    #60041
    adriengeille
    Member

    more details:

    same server

    same domain name just a folder named forum

    same sql database

    integration plugin under wordpress installed

    but only a blank page launching the installation!

    does anybody have a clue where it could come from?

    Cheers

    #60051
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    I’d be happy for _ck_ to put some energy into bbpulp

    I’ve been meaning to get back in there and do some stuff myself but haven’t had the time.

    #2256
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    I have made a couple of nice additions to the support forum plugin over the last 48 hours.

    * Ability to add views for each support status.

    * Option to allow topic creators to set the support status

    * Option to allow topic creators to change the support status

    I also changed which capability is being applied to who can and can’t change the support status.

    To allow the topic poster to change the status on a topic, you now need to enable that in the admin area.

    Should be available from the “extend” area now:

    http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/16

    #60050
    Null
    Member

    http://www.bbpulp.org

    We don’t get much feedback from the builders and our community isn’t big enough yet to get the attention for stuff like WP has. So some dude made this wiki.

    But I agree, we need way more documentation (starting on new added things in bbPress and how they work) and also a place to download language files…

    But we have spoken about these things many times, hence we’ve made bbpulp.org…

    #2255
    _ck_
    Participant

    Any chance of getting a wiki integrated here?

    It would go rather far in getting user-generated documentation going, especially pages like “WordPress Integration” which needs a bunch of updates to make it easier for new users trying out bbPress.

    #60004
    _ck_
    Participant

    No “fastload” is not very useful for servers with a proper opcode cache and responsive disk system (and files are fetched and rendered on the same node). On my VPS it actually adds a few ms on average.

    The load on dreamhost has been over 20 for most of today so it’s not surprising anyone will find the bbpress+smf test sites slow.

    I’m probably going to switch the showcase back to nearlyfreespeech shortly which is still on the slower side and uses only http 1.0 as it’s forces though a squid proxy.

    Unless someone can find a $20 or less per year host that has a better setup as my budget is maxed out. Can’t even afford to replace my mouse that’s acting up right now.

    #2254
    zapata
    Member

    I usually set the status to “Blocked” in bbPress whenever one of the group blog authors leaves or retires, so as to block the author of my WordPress blog from accessing the bbPress too.

    But today I retired an author and changed the status to Blocked in bbPress but find that the author can still log in…

    I simply want the author blocked and not deleted, as the authors’ posts will still be active on the WordPress blog.

    I may be mistaken but I thought Blocked had worked for me in the past. Could a new version of “Role Manager” plugin in my wordpress be messing this up…

    or is there anyway to make “Blocked” work again? would appreciate any help on this.

    #56547

    In reply to: Strut Your bbPress!

    Simple forum for discussing some of my mac software.

    http://lorenb.com/bb/

    Just put it up, so not exactly a whole lot of content yet :). bbPress rocks.

    #2251
    adriengeille
    Member

    Hi,

    I’m trying to add a bbpress managed forum to my wordpress blog but i have some difficulties even so the installation instructions seemed easy. I use the same database for both blog and forum. The only thing i have is blank page when i launch the install.

    Here is my config.php file

    <?php

    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘xxxx’); // Le nom de la base de donnees

    define(‘DB_USER’, ‘xxxx’); // Votre identifiant MySQL

    define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘xxxx’); // …et votre mot de passe

    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // Dans la plupart des cas, vous n’aurez pas a modifier cette ligne

    // Vous pouvez faire plusieurs installation sur une meme base de donnees en leur donnant un prefixe unique

    // Change the prefix if you want to have multiple forums in a single database.

    $bb_table_prefix = ‘bb_’; // Only letters, numbers and underscores please!

    // The full URL of your bbPress install

    $bb->uri = ‘http://www.subventions.fr/forum/&#8217;;

    // What are you going to call me?

    $bb->name = ‘Le forum des subventions à la création et au développement d’entreprise’;

    // This must be set before you run the install script.

    $bb->admin_email = ‘webmaster@subventions.fr’;

    // Set to true if you want pretty permalinks, set to ‘slugs’ if you want to use slug based pretty permalinks.

    $bb->mod_rewrite = ‘slugs’;

    // The number of topics that show on each page.

    $bb->page_topics = 30;

    // A user can edit a post for this many minutes after submitting.

    $bb->edit_lock = 60;

    // Your timezone offset. Example: -7 for Pacific Daylight Time.

    $bb->gmt_offset = -2;

    // Change this to localize bbPress. A corresponding MO file for the

    // chosen language must be installed to bb-includes/languages.

    // For example, install de.mo to bb-includes/languages and set BBLANG to ‘de’

    // to enable German language support.

    define(‘BBLANG’, ”);

    // Your Akismet Key. You do not need a key to run bbPress, but if you want to take advantage

    // of Akismet’s powerful spam blocking, you’ll need one. You can get an Akismet key at

    // http://wordpress.com/api-keys/

    $bb->akismet_key = ‘xxxx’; // Example: ‘0123456789ab’

    // The rest is only useful if you are integrating bbPress with WordPress.

    // If you’re not, just leave it as it is.

    $bb->wp_table_prefix = ‘wp_’; // WordPress table prefix. Example: ‘wp_’;

    $bb->wp_home = ‘http://www.subventions.fr&#8217;; // WordPress – Options->General: Blog address (URL) // Example: ‘http://example.com&#8217;

    $bb->wp_siteurl = ‘http://www.subventions.fr/wordpress&#8217;; // WordPress – Options->General: WordPress address (URL) // Example: ‘http://example.com&#8217;

    $bb->cookiepath = ‘/’;

    $bb->cookiedomain = ‘.subventions.fr’;

    define(‘WP_BB’, true);

    require_once(‘/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’);

    /* Stop editing */

    if ( !defined(‘BBPATH’) )

    define(‘BBPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’ );

    require_once( BBPATH . ‘bb-settings.php’ );

    ?>

    Is there something wrong in what I wrote? Beside that i installed the integration plugin under wordpress and modified the wp-config.php concerning the cookies.

    Thank you for your help

    #52548
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    I’ve added the option to create views for all support status types in the plugin

    The new version is 2.2, should be available here soon:

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/16

    #52547
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    I assume you are using the plugin now and not a really old version of bbPress…

    Although you can now change the default status, the view still only shows the unresolved topics.

    It shouldn’t be too hard to add this as an option to the plugin.

    I’ll see what I can do.

    #60001
    _ck_
    Participant

    Feel free to play with page load times:

    http://bbpress.dreamhosters.com/forums/

    vs.

    http://bbpress.dreamhosters.com/smf/

    The server is absolutely crawling right now so it’s a great time to see how bad each one is. With “fastload” bbpress is respectable against smf.

    I’ve unblocked the hidden bb-benchmarks so any user can see them if you do a view source and scroll to the bottom if you want to see all the stats.

    #59999
    _ck_
    Participant

    Yeah I’ve seem some really interesting hosting methods by running bbpress on several cheap shared hosts just to see how it behaves.

    SMF still freaks me out though. Then again they have like 5 years of development or much more if you include YaBB experience.

    I have this clever little idea to trick dreamhost by storing the “fastload” plugins and includes as mysql blobs and using eval. Their mysql stays consistently fast.

    #59994
    _ck_
    Participant

    Well every millisecond on the output does matter and the reasons you listed are very valid, but on heavily loaded servers, I have to believe the biggest weakness is the sheer number of files that have to seek and load. If they aren’t in the server’s file cache (dreamhost might have 1000 virtual hosts per node or more) that can cause long delays. Even if using an opcode cache, the cache still has to check the file date/size in the OS before it allows execution.

    But even bbpress’s output template requires 3+ files to be included. SMF does it entirely differently in one single file.

    I’ve built a prototype “fastload” plugin that concatinates two pools of files:

    1. includes (except a few outside the general block in bb-settings)

    2. all plugins

    It actually works to some degree to speed things up on dreamhost when they are are at insane loads.

    By reducing the number of files to seek from 40 to less than 10 the page load times are much better.

    #55101
    ronchicago
    Member

    Maybe this has been addressed above, not sure. The install menu reminds me I am not in the WordPress directory and will need some code tweeking in order for cookies to match with WP, as well as, getting WP functions. To get the WP functions to work in bbPress, more tweeking is required. Is there any advantage to not putting bbPRess inside the directory?

    Ultimately, I simply wish to have one WP blog address with a forum capability inside the WP blog.

    Should I move bbPress inside the WP subdirectory? Or leave it as is and fine tune?

    #59993
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    Here are a couple of other reasons why SMF might be faster.

    * SMF doesn’t use php-gettext for translation, it uses an array of text that can be replaced. This method approaches the speed of a native gettext implementation.

    * bbPress has a lot of functions to register.

    * SMF has (auto-detecting) built in support for memcached, eAccelerator, MMCache, AlternativePHP Cache and the Zend Optimiser

    * Most (all?) of SMF is written inside PHP, i.e. the HTML is in strings that are echoed out of PHP, this is slightly quicker than dropping in and out of PHP to output to the browser.

    * Many bbPress plugins don’t need to load on every page, they could start with some sort of conditional that requests the current bbPress location and then just send a “return” when they aren’t required.

    That’s all I can think of after a quick look.

    #2250
    Heliotropen
    Member

    I am looking, for at decent theme, that is available for several platforms (bbpress + wordpress + mediawiki) – more specific 3 diffrent themes that look alike (or as alike as “possible”).

    I have used mistylook before, but i am now using several subforums in the newest version of bbpress, and can’t get this to work with the “old” mistylook theme for bbpress.

    Any advide, or direction, anything (how to fix the problem with mistyllok, or new theme) would be soooo appreciated

    thnx in advance

    /Dennis

    #59992
    _ck_
    Participant

    Ah, here’s SMF’s secret against bbPress – sheer number of files + size.

    This definitely makes me want to go ahead with making a “quick loader” that will concat all the includes and then all the plugins as two blobs that can be either loaded from disk or mysql at user discretion based on the weakness of their shared server:

    Front pages compared:

    (keep in mind SMF actually has even more features than the dozen plugins loaded with bbPress, online user tracker, etc)

    SMF 1.1.3
    files for front page: 8 files, 338.45 Kb

    index.php : 14.31 Kb
    Settings.php : 3.71 Kb
    Sources/QueryString.php : 18.84 Kb
    Sources/Subs.php : 132.37 Kb
    Sources/Errors.php : 15.94 Kb
    Sources/Load.php : 92.47 Kb
    Sources/Security.php : 29.88 Kb
    Sources/MessageIndex.php : 30.93 Kb
    =====================================================

    `

    bbPress 0.8.3 alpha

    files for front page: 40 files, 437.15 Kb

    index.php : 0.44 Kb

    bb-load.php : 0.46 Kb

    config.php : 2.28 Kb

    bb-settings.php : 7.14 Kb

    bb-includes/db-mysqli.php : 12.77 Kb

    bb-includes/functions.php : 71.73 Kb

    bb-includes/wp-classes.php : 3.37 Kb

    bb-includes/classes.php : 37.98 Kb

    bb-includes/formatting-functions.php : 8.73 Kb

    bb-includes/template-functions.php : 59.12 Kb

    bb-includes/capabilities.php : 13.15 Kb

    bb-includes/cache.php : 8.52 Kb

    bb-includes/deprecated.php : 8.17 Kb

    bb-includes/wp-functions.php : 36.06 Kb

    bb-includes/kses.php : 17.65 Kb

    bb-includes/l10n.php : 1.76 Kb

    bb-includes/bozo.php : 10.1 Kb

    bb-includes/akismet.php : 8.14 Kb

    bb-includes/default-filters.php : 4.45 Kb

    bb-includes/script-loader.php : 9.2 Kb

    bb-includes/compat.php : 0.57 Kb

    my-plugins/_bb-benchmark.php : 4.79 Kb

    my-plugins/_cookie-year.php : 0.92 Kb

    my-plugins/bb-polls.php : 21.04 Kb

    my-plugins/bb-signatures.php : 11.52 Kb

    my-plugins/report-post.php : 3.92 Kb

    my-plugins/user-topics-to-favorites.php : 0.59 Kb

    my-plugins/bb-topic-views.php : 5.91 Kb

    my-plugins/my-views.php : 10.13 Kb

    my-plugins/notification.php : 2.26 Kb

    my-plugins/my-views-started-participated-topics.php : 1.52 Kb

    my-plugins/my-views-most-least-views.php : 2.7 Kb

    my-plugins/plugin-browser.php : 21.72 Kb

    my-plugins/my-views-installed-available-plugins.php : 6.61 Kb

    bb-includes/pluggable.php : 8.86 Kb

    bb-includes/locale.php : 6.91 Kb

    bb-templates/kakumei/front-page.php : 3.03 Kb

    bb-templates/kakumei/header.php : 1.6 Kb

    bb-templates/kakumei/logged-in.php : 0.21 Kb

    bb-templates/kakumei/footer.php : 1.13 Kb

    =====================================================

    #59991
    _ck_
    Participant

    I just installed SMF on the my dreamhost account next to bbpress.

    SMF blows away bbpress’s performance, every time.

    I have to investigate how the heck they do that. It feels like they are using partial page caching but their performance stats say they are using the same number of queries.

    Then again I know bbpress’s weakness is not the queries, it’s all those plugins getting included and then firing up when the filters/actions first trigger.

    Bugs the heck out of me. bbPress should be as fast!

    #58887
    neyoung
    Member

    I’m learning slowly :) Figured it out.

    #60017
    neyoung
    Member

    Well, it turns out I shouldn’t play with bbpress/wpmu when I’m tired at 2am. I never ended up activating the plugin o.O . Anyways, I got the code that Detective wrote to work once I pulled my head outta my butt!

    Here’s for anyone else that has this problem…

    toss this into a file called default-role.php and put it in your my-plugins directory within your bbpress install folder.

    <?php

    /*

    Plugin Name: bbpress wpmu default role

    Plugin URI: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/yet-another-integration-bug-no-role-set-on-registration?replies=5

    Description: Sets a default WPMU role for all new bbpress users.

    Author: Detective

    Author URI: http://www.ryuuko.cl/

    */

    function wpbb_add_user_role_rk($user_id) {

    $user = new WP_User($user_id);

    $user->set_role(get_option(‘default_role’));

    }

    add_action( ‘bb_new_user’, ‘wpbb_add_user_role_rk’);

    ?>

    #2249
    viamedia
    Member

    Here is a Korean language file for bbpress. It is just in nascent stage, but I hope it helps Korean users interested in bbpress.

    download: http://www.skhcafe.org/dev/Korean_bbpress_070815.zip

    1. Upload the ko.mo and ko.po files to bb-includes/languages. (if do not have it, create the folder.)

    2. Edit config.php – find define(‘BBLANG’, ”); and change to define(‘BBLANG’, ‘ko’);

    That’s it!

    비비프레스 한글 번역 화일을 올립니다. 개인적인 포럼 구축에 사용하려고 시도해 본 번역인데, 다듬어야 할 부분이 많습니다. 관심있는 분들이 발전시켜 주면 좋겠군요.

    설치 방법

    1. 두 화일(ko.po 와 ko.mo)을 다운로드하여 비비프레스의 언어 폴더(bb-includes/languages)에 올립니다. 폴더가 없으면 만들어 주세요.

    2. config.php 화일을 열어서 다음과 같이 고쳐줍니다. define(‘BBLANG’, ”); 을 define(‘BBLANG’, ‘ko’); 으로.

    #55098
    chrishajer
    Participant

    The bbPress forum is not really a part of the blog, it’s sort of next to it. With integration, you get login information shared between WP and bbPress, but you will need to do the CSS customization to a bbPress template to make it look like your blog.

    And yes, you can play all you want with the bbPress CSS, it won’t affect your blog at all. They’re totally separate files. I would making a new directory for your new template, so you can always revert to the default template if something goes wrong.

    If you search the forums, there are some people who have had a lot of success making their bbPress installation look like their blog.

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