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I have a WP blog I wanted to integrate with, so I set $bb->wp_table_prefix, $bb->wp_home, and $bb->wp_siteur to their respective values in config.php.
I can tell this worked because the install did not create a bbPress user table. Good.
The install went smoothly. I set the Key Master to “admin”. So far so good. Right after, I tried to log in as “admin”. No dice.
I went to my WP blog, logged in as “admin” with my usual pw, got in fine. Changed the pw. Went back to bbPress, tried with the new pw, no dice.
My bbPress install just won’t log me on with “admin”. What’s going on?
Topic: Plugin for points system?
Hi,
Is there a BBpress plugin that implements a points system for contributors? I am looking for something that will give points to people who answer questions, etc.
Is there anything like that already implemented?
Thanks in advance-
Hi,
On the frontpage (bbpress index) you can see the latest discussions showing: topic, posts, Last Poster, refreshnesses.
The posts section counts all posts from that topic, INCLUDING the start topic. How can I exclude this first post? So reply = posts count – 1
Thanx
Topic: bbPress post 0.03
New version of bbPress post (plugin that plugin allows you automaticaly sent posts to your forum, when you publish them in your WP)
Topic: Simply doesn’t work
I recently installed bbpress and it doesn’t really work. Well kinda.
http://punkgoesacoustic.net/forum/
See for yourself, click any of the topics, and it just to my 404 page. Thanks for the help.
Topic: ye olde counter plugin
When I was a wee HTML coder in the 90s at the beginning of the .COM boom in Australia, most of the clients I built sites for wanted counters at the bottom of their pages. This was something I enjoyed placing at the footer of my web pages because I could go back and visit some of my sites and see 37 people had viewed my webpage! We would feed this back to the clients to measure our success.
Back then, there wasn’t much in the way of stats packages like urchin. There was no google either.
At the work Christmas Party we joked that about 50% of the time we were tripping the counters ourselves. They weren’t very reliable.
This trend faded with the advent of stats packages and the disappearance of the blink tag (and MC hammer).
Anyway I’ve created my own for nostalgic purposes. Maybe it’s a mid life crisis. See the bottom of this page! I started at zero, honest! At the time of this post it’s got to 12. That would have been me.
If you want to download it for your bbPress forum it’s here. I would appreciate it if you posted about this in your forum! http://www.freelancewebdeveloper.net.au/topic.php?id=49
Just unpack the
ye-olde-counter.zipand upload thecounterinstall.phpfile to your root folder and then browse to it. This creates a table for your counter in your MySQL database. Delete this file after you run it.Then upload the ye-olde-counter.php file to your
my-pluginsdirectory. You may need to create this.Place the code
<div id="counter"><?php ye_olde_counter(); ?></div>somewhere in in the footer div tag of your ‘bb-tempaltes/footer.php’ file and place these in your stylesheet#counter{text-align: center;padding-top: 20px;}
.counter_number {color: red;}
Enjoy! and please let me know how you go.
you may wish to edit those styles.
coz the is_serialized function is in the latest code but not in blix i think…