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    chrishajer
    Participant

    I have my wordpress install as the root of my website and then there is a folder beneath that for ‘forums’.

    So, my directory structure looks like this:

    /var/www/wp-config.php
    /var/www/forums/config.php

    In the bbpress config.php I have these (relevant) lines:

    $bb->path   = '/forums/';
    $bb->wp_home = 'http://www.website.com';
    $bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.website.com';

    For yours, since you have WordPress at wp_01, you would have something like this:

    /var/www/index.html <---- your website home, not WP home
    /var/www/wp_01/wp-config.php
    /var/www/wp_01/forums/config.php

    your config.php:

    $bb->path   = '/wp_01/forums/';
    $bb->wp_home = 'http://www.intar.org/wp_01';
    $bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.intar.org/wp_01';

    HTH

    Chris

    #52912
    citizenkeith
    Participant

    Ok, this time I deleted all the Media Wiki tables from the database, then reinstalled Media Wiki. This time, I didn’t use a prefix for the table names.

    I uploaded Authpress.php and added the code to Localsettings.php.

    Now when I try to login, I get these errors:

    Warning: Compilation failed: characters with values > 255 are not yet supported in classes at offset 33 in /web/abc/abc/citizenkeith.com/forums/wiki/includes/User.php on line 224

    Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /web/abc/abc/citizenkeith.com/forums/wiki/includes/SpecialUserlogin.php on line 320

    I’m having a hard time figuring out the bbpress install — have failed and just pulled it all down again — so, starting from the beginning: My WordPress blog is at http://www.intar.org/wp_01 — where should I install the bbPress files? Also, should I have a directory called “forums,” and if so, where should that go?

    Thanks!

    #56969
    dyaddydad
    Member

    If this is the case, how does it work with bbpress?

    Do I need to install the avatar-upload thing as well? I am confused….

    Thanks for the help so far.

    #56968
    fel64
    Member

    Vili said it was a WP plugin.

    #56967
    dyaddydad
    Member

    Installed it as a bbpress plugin and now:

    Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /homepages/27/d120217802/htdocs/forums/my-plugins/bb-avatar.php on line 192

    #56966
    dyaddydad
    Member

    And what needs to be installed? The above as a bbpress plugin, then use Dan’s (also installed) as per usual?

    #1852
    #56965
    Vili
    Participant

    daddy, you will need to use the “Vili’s avatar thingy” code that I posted above, and then just use the same function as with WordPress:

    <?php if(function_exists('cmd_show_avatar')){ cmd_show_avatar(); } ?>

    #57579

    In reply to: Hide a Topic?

    fel64
    Member

    The only other stuff is on this site: https://bbpress.org/documentation/

    Help out with the bbpulp site, though, if you can. :)

    #57578

    In reply to: Hide a Topic?

    dyaddydad
    Member

    Is there any even incomplete documentation for bbpress other than that site?

    #57577

    In reply to: Hide a Topic?

    fel64
    Member

    List of filters; there’s probably 5 – 10 there involving RSS. One of them will let you check if a topic is hidden and if so remove it. :)

    That would be a cool plugin. Add it when done.

    #56964
    dyaddydad
    Member

    Hey this is cool. But, what tags does one put in the bbpress template to get the avatar from Dan’s Avatar thing to show up? Or do I have to have the bbpress avatar upload plugin installed and add it via this?

    #57418
    Vili
    Participant

    I would personally just copy the bbPress CSS over to the WordPress one, so as to keep it all in one place. If you want to integrate the two, why then have more than one CSS file? :)

    #57398
    fel64
    Member

    h2.postform is in /bb-templates/k2/style.css, line 194. It’s stretched like that because it by default takes up the whole width of the parent element, which is Secondary. It is more effective to set the width for Secondary than for the child elements, because the Secondary width will automatically control all the child elements too. :)

    Firebug is an invaluable HTML, CSS and JS debugger. :)

    #57397
    bozzy
    Member

    Almost there… one quick question, do you know which part of the stylesheet controls the ‘reply’ line?

    It’s stretched across the whole page, unlike the rest…

    http://forums.bozzysworld.com/topic/6?replies=1

    #57567
    ardentfrost
    Member

    I did round the corners. Do you not see them? Err, which corners are you talking about? I rounded all containers using gimp.

    Memberlist is one of my plugins. It actually has the most updates :) https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/17?replies=4

    #1847
    ardentfrost
    Member

    Hey guys, remember me? :)

    I got slammed last semester with classes, working full time, changing jobs, being newly married (and all the stuff that comes with that… if you’re married, I’m sure you know what I mean)… so I completely had to lay off playing with bbpress (hence, none of my plugins have been updated in a few months).

    Well, once the semester was over and things settled down for a week, I decided to revamp my site. My site is a home for 6 blogs, forums, mail, etc… and it is all tied together via the front page. Once I got that looking good, I moved to the forums which I just made live today (which means I’m sure I’ll find more stuff that needs to be adjusted over the next week).

    I revamped the whole nav system for the forums. It’s all done through a simple and small menu at the top. Of course, if you login you can see more icons. If you have an unread PM you are notified by the normal icon blinking.

    This summer looks to be continually busy, especially at work, but I still hope to update some of my plugins soon. Sorry to those of you who have made requests that have gone unanswered.

    The link: http://www.rayd.org/forums/

    #1833
    tecfre
    Member

    Hi .

    I am not sure whether any plugin is available for this .

    I have integrated wordpress and BBpress and in my wordpress blog i want to have a page which should show the lastest users who have registered in my forum along with their avatar if available. Is it possible .

    More or less like we have contact me plugin for wordpress , is there any plugin to display the users ..

    Thanks and regards

    blog : http://www.tecfre.com

    forum ( under testing) : http://www.tecfre.com/forum

    #57416
    fabtest
    Member

    my “seemless integration” is coming along quite nicely. but a have a question:

    **obviously when I get my wp header from my bb frontpage.php, I also get the wp stylesheet. would it be better to put a check in the header to see if a bbpress page is being served and disable the wp css, as you mentioned? If so, should I then copy-paste the important stuff from the wp css into the bb css to make the layout uniform?

    Thanks for the help.

    faB

    #57533

    In reply to: Plugin: lotsolinks

    fredvee
    Member

    Yes I understand now, and your observation makes very much sense. I’m just not much into the structure of bbpress. That’s why I wanted feedback :)

    It would change the plugin, but triggering this substitution by the tags of a topic instead of the website’s content translates into: “make good topics not exclusively about your website AND choose good tags for what you’re posting and you’ll get links back”. Will work into that direction =)

    #55076
    lipo
    Member

    Same Problems here, any news on this? :(

    #57556
    fel64
    Member

    The #1 thing to do is to backup regularly. You can’t be 100% sure that you’re safe – but if you have a backup it’s not a particularly big deal. :) If you use WordPress use the backup plugin for that and include the bb tables too.

    If someone else users your computer and you’re still logged in, then they have access to everything you have access to. You can’t do much damage through bbPress; deleting posts etc. isn’t permanent, for example. What you should be concerned about (if you reckon someone nasty is going to get to your computer at all) is your FTP, database and hosting admin access.

    #51621
    klaussterz
    Member

    I believe you. I found a longer topic with the same problem. It seems to be very strange!

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/967

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