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First off let me say IE should be taken out and shot behind the shed. Probably shouldn’t say that living in the land of Microsoft!
So I have a wpmu bbpress install have a 3 column theme set up. The divs in the single sidebar float the first column left, second column right. I finally got it to display correctly by inserting the content div or in this case the ncol div. I had to place the get sidebar and get footer inside the closing div tag and magically Mozilla shows everything correctly.
What a great day 10 minutes into troubleshooting and I fix the problem. However it was incredibly short lived! In IE it displays everything correctly except the sidebar. Instead the sidebar appears on the left side underneath the forum.
I have a regular and ie stylesheet, tried to make sure there weren’t any major discrepencies between the two. There weren’t. Anyone know what I need to do to make it load next to the forum in IE instead of below it?
By the way I have the bbpress styling calling up my wpmu stylesheet. I copied the style divs that bbpress calls from the bb press style sheet and inserted them into the wpmu stylesheet.
I’d offer up an example at the site but I can’t. I have another version of the site running for visitors at the moment.
Hope that made sense! Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.
example of set up:
(front-page)
get header
div ncol
div discussion etc..
/div
get sidebar
get footer
/div
Topic: wpmu bbpress wp bbpress orgy
Ok here come the explanation. I have wpmu bbpress install all integrated. Styling is still a little screwy in IE but thats not the main problem.
I have installed a copy of WP on a subdirectory. In that subdirectory I created another subdirectory for bbpress. I have been trying to install bbpress but it says it cannot access the db. I know the its not the database name, username or password it must be the path?
here is the path structure
mainwpmuinstall/wpinstall/bbpressinstall
$bb->domain = ‘http://mysoberlife.com’;
$bb->path = ‘/democlinical/forums’;
$bb->wp_table_prefix = ‘wp_’;
$bb->wp_home = ‘http://mysoberlife.com/democlinical’;
$bb->wp_siteurl = ‘http://mysoberlife.com/democlinical’;
$bb->usercookie = ‘wordpressuser’;
$bb->passcookie = ‘wordpresspass’;
Been trying different options and can’t get it to work. Was hoping I made some silly simple error that someone more experienced could pick up.
I can’t think up a reason why bbpress couldn’t work on a subdirectory set up like this.
I’m doing some integration of WordPress and bbPress and I need to know where this certain function is before the login_form function will work correctly on the WordPress site. The function I cannot find is:
bb_is_user_logged_in
If someone could tell me in which file this function is located, well, you would make my day.
– Justin
Topic: Bandwidth usage vs phpBB
I currently run a small forum (for my Guild Wars guild) using phpBB. Would bbPress use less bandwidth (for the same posts) than phpBB?
Topic: Template: Superbold 1.0
I have just released a new bbPress theme called Superbold 1.0. Its based on a design by gorotron.
Demo and download link:
http://refueled.net/bbpress-themes/
Would like to know what you guys think. Thanks.
Hi, bbPress appears to run well on the popular http://sourceforge.net/, with the notable and problematic exception of emailing users passwords, both on registration and for password resets.
A thread from last year posted a workaround for new users, bypass email and show users their generated password in the browser. http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/82?replies=14#post-349
However the patch no longer applies, or at least I couldn’t see how and where to apply it. There seems to have been quite a bit of code change in the last 7 months, and the fellow who posted that patch seems to have chosen a different route as the forums are no longer there on his site.
Even if this patch could be updated to apply to the current bbPress code base however it would not deal (I think) with the also much needed function of resetting passwords.
Sourceforge has posted a workaround for projects who need to use email registration, basically queue the messages up and fire them off in a cron job. http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=4297&group_id=1#email
I personally would be happy to see that implemented in bbPress, as a plugin since it’s SF specific, however I’ve seen a number of other threads which indicate a more generic solution would be useful:
- http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/807?replies=6#post-4906
- http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/1213?replies=2
- http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/1089?replies=2#post-6870
Will someone please help? I can’t write the code to make it so, but am willing to trade time with someone who can. Or perhaps you’d like a nice map or poster from the Yukon? Just let me know what you’d like.
Thank you for your time and reading this far,
-matt
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For what it’s worth, the scenario that got me started on this was being locked out of my own forum while testing, exactly like this fellow:
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/770?replies=3#post-4650
thank you Trent for the workaround posted there!

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, no es nada profesional gg y me recuerda a los tiempos de php-nuke, que asco