[Trent Adams]

Good to hear.

Trent

[piper5ul]

My bad. resolved it –

https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#pretty-permalinks

I had enabled pretty permalinks but had no .htaccess file.

in the /forums/ directory I created a .htaccess file and added the line

Options +MultiViews

as per instructions and it worked like a charm.

[piper5ul]

Hello. I am trying to install bbpress under a WP2.0.5 install at http://www.inkriti.net/wp1/forums/ . I have gone through the documentation for integration at http://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/ and looks like things come up fine.

However, when i add an entry, or click on a tag (e.g. http://www.inkriti.net/wp1/forums/tags/mytag) i see a blank page! not sure why.

Its the same issue when I try to click on a forum topic – e.g. http://www.inkriti.net/wp1/forums/topic/2?replies=1

The variables in the config file are

$bb->domain = ‘http://www.inkriti.net’;

$bb->path = ‘/wp1/forums/’;

$bb->wp_table_prefix = ‘wp_’;

$bb->wp_home = ‘http://www.inkriti.net/wp1’;

$bb->wp_siteurl = ‘http://www.inkriti.net/wp1’;

This appears to be a wierd issue – i know i am missing somethign simple. IN particular I see that both $bb->wp_siteurl and $bb->wp_home are different from $bb->domain – could this be it?

Any help will be appreciated.

[aeaster]

hey, i found something. look at this post:

http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/92?replies=2

see how the name of karmatose is covered by the post layer?

i think that qualifies as a bug?

bye

[Rodrigo MP]

I’m getting this error:

Warning: fopen(/home/pandeblog/domains/pandeblog.net/public_html/sitemap.bb.xml) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in /home/domain/domains/domain.net/public_html/foros/my-plugins/bbpress_sitemap.php on line 154

Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/domain/domains/domain.net/public_html/foros/my-plugins/bbpress_sitemap.php on line 167

[Trent Adams]

First off, which plugin are you using with WP for LDAP authentication?

My understanding of some of the plugins is that the user has to be created in WP first. Not sure if they automate this process or not. All that changes is the authentication process, the password from the LDAP server and maybe the cookie.

Standard WP and bbPress integration works with sharing the WP users. If the LDAP plugin doesn’t use the WP user password, not sure if this information would move over to bbPress.

Short of testing it, I would imagine it would depend on whether the password is updated in the WP users table of the database. Maybe ask the plugin author if he/she thinks this would be possible?

Another thing, there is a plugin that pulls the users out of WP into bbPress. That being said, if the username and password are stored in WP, then there shouldn’t be a problem integrating even with using LDAP.

Of course, if someone else knows something that could be added to this discussion, please do!

Trent

[billybobjcv]

Does the WP-BBPress integration work if WP is using the LDAP plug-in for authentication? In other words, if a user has been authenticated via LDAP to WP, can that user be automatically authenticated to BBPress? Or, if the user must be challenged again to enter BBPress, can BBPress also use LDAP for authentication?

[Trent Adams]

Kinda shooting in the dark here, but will it install as http://localhost/forum/bb-admin/install.php ?

I am not sure if bbPress has to be installed with a fully qualified domain name or not.

Maybe check out this thread as well in your search.

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1426&replies=13

(I know it is MU WordPress, but same principle may apply)

Trent

[thomasklaiber]

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/313?replies=6

[YellowSwordfish]

I am trying to install bbPress to my local Mac into a subfolder of my test WP installation which has been set up and working for over a year now.

This means my url is not an ‘www.example.com’ address but a 127.0.0.1 (or, in my case, my local network IP which works just as well). So I have set up config.php with this address. and the path as ‘/forum/’.

When then trying to run the install script however, it just takes me to a comletely blank page. (A similar problem was raised here: http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/143?replies=1 but received no reply).

Does anyone have any ideas what this points to?

[Trent Adams]

Seems to be top notch Spencer. Excellent!

[Trent Adams]

Good thinking. Using the logged in status natural to bbPress to do this. Just looking at the code it would work, but I will test this out on my dev forum and report back as well. I could see this expanded into a plugin very easily….

Trent

[spencerp]

Nevermind! I figured it out, whooami had made some changes to a couple files, to help fight off spammers.. The changes were made to the theme’s comments.php file, and the wp-comments-post.php file.. except when I had upgraded the blog to 2.1 alpha3, I didn’t re-add those changes to the 2.1 alpha3 wp-comments-post.php file..

All is good now!!

spencerp

[papercuts3]

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/347

[papercuts3]

I needed desperately a script that would restrict all access to unregistered users so I wrote one. But I am an absolute beginner so don’t know no nothin’ about elegance or whatnot but I just tested it in my installation and it works.

The thing is naturally bb_press has authentication scripts. but to make all you website protected you need to put this in your header.php. However bb-login.php, which your users need to login also use the header.php, so I had to make sure that this small script runs on all pages EXCEPT the login page.

Here’s the script:

<?php

$login_page = $bb->path . ‘bb-login.php’;

if ($_SERVER != $login_page) {

if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) {

header(‘Location: ‘ . $bb->domain . $bb->path . ‘bb-login.php’);

} else { }

}

else { }

?>

How to Use it:

1. Copy paste the above code to your my-templates/header.php AT THE VERY TOP of the file. Make sure you leave no empty space before the <?php line (use something like TextPad – it’s free). So you header should look like:

<?php

$login_page = $bb->path . ‘bb-login.php’;

if ($_SERVER != $login_page) {

if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) {

header(‘Location: ‘ . $bb->domain . $bb->path . ‘bb-login.php’);

} else { }

}

else { }

?>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC “-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN” ….

That’s it. Since I use the values you provided in you BBPRESS setup all the paths should be correct.

Like I said I am complete newbie, so use at your own risk. BACKUP your header.php, or if something goes wrong just delete the script you just added.

Hope it works for you,

Caner

[spencerp]

From what I’m getting, by the search in the WP.org forums is, with that bbpress Post plugin, needing the trailing slash at the end of the FORUM URL, where the normal 2 URI’s of the blog don’t… it’s conflicting, right?

Is there away around this maybe, or something.. ?

spencerp

[spencerp]

UPDATE: Maybe Trent might know the answer to this one, but.. when trying to post a comment (while I’m logged in, not sure about others that are not though), it spits the following Error: “Error: please type a comment.”

If you want, please feel free to try it here:

http://www.spencerp.net/id/334#respond

If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know, ok? Thanks for your time!

spencerp

P.S. OR, aren’t you supposed to have the “comments link” on there..?

[spencerp]

Just wanted to say, this is freaking awesome!! I have just integrated bbPress, with my blog running 2.1 alpha3, as well as some awesome plugins!

To see what has been done, please read this blog post of mine.

http://www.spencerp.net/id/334

The forums can be found here:

http://www.spencerp.net/forums/

I know it’s a plain jane now, with some cosmetic changes, but, I will be making more forums for it, and a theme soon. Thanks so much for this awesome bbPress forum software package, and thanks, for making it so easy to work with, too!

spencerp

[Trent Adams]

No problem! Happy to point out what took me several searches to piece together!

Trent

[spencerp]

That is freaking awesome!! I had already done that ticket 438 lastnight.. but, now grabbed the other one and installed it.. Works like a charm!! Thanks Trent for pointing us in the right direction..

spencerp

[johanmaelson]

heu dudes … it’s a TinyMCE ability to use WYSIWYG to enter URL of you r picture and add it to textarea … i’m just edit some code in a image plugin for bbpress for compitability within html code which TinyMCE add.

p.S image already has been uploaded … but for other reason .. you may use another wysiwyg which provided image uploading … or get commercial version of TinyMCE.

[Trent Adams]

If you haven’t figured this out already, but there is a plugin for doing this at https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/4?replies=1 and it does the following:

Share user accounts between your WordPress blog and your bbPress forums.

This plugin ensures current WordPress users can use the forum. As for registrations in bbPress and adding them to WordPress Users, check out:

https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/438

It is a WordPress plugin to bring across the information for bbPress registrations.

My blog is setup so users can register in WP or bbPress because with these 2 plugins, it doesn’t matter where they register.

Thanks,

Trent

[Mark Thomas Gazel]

Standard WordPress location:

/wp-content/themes/blix/

BBPress is located:

/forum/

BBPress template is:

/forum/my-templates/

[Trent Adams]

First off, you are missing a slash to seperate the forum and all the URL’s that it generates. The actual place you installed bbPress is:

http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~steinle/Pfeil/Forum/

You need to adjust some things in your config.php file in the bbPress root (above directory)

// If your bbPress URL is http://bbpress.example.com/forums/ , the examples would be correct.

// Adjust the domain and path to suit your actual URL.

// Just the domain name; no directories or path. There should be no trailing slash here.

$bb->domain = 'http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~steinle/Pfeil'; // Example: 'http://bbpress.example.com'

// There should be both a leading and trailing slash here. '/' is fine if the site is in root.

$bb->path = '/Forum/';

As to make sure it integrates, config.php should have something like this:

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

// If you're not, just leave the rest as it is.

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

$bb->wp_home = 'http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~steinle/Pfeil'; // WordPress - Options->General: Blog address (URL) // No trailing slash

$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://www.fh-augsburg.de/~steinle/Pfeil'; // WordPress - Options->General: WordPress address (URL) // No trailing slash

/* Stop editing */

Keep in mind this is no exactly depending on whether this is just WP or WPMU that you are using. As well, this assumes that you have those addresses in your WP options as well.

I think you will get the idea from this example though.

Trent

[lordcoder]

where’s blix located ? on bbpress or wordpress templates folder ?