[Trent Adams]

Anyone have an idea? I can’t stand having to have registration through WordPress because it gets more spam registrations than bbPress….

Trent

[Trent Adams]

The anarchy media plugin works to call many different file types, but it doesn’t work for youtube yet. It could take someone working the plugin for bbPress for it to work for youtube. I don’t know how, but maybe check out the anarchy plugin standalone to see if the file types there can work for you.

[Trent Adams]

I would imagine with the image plugin at https://bbpress.org/plugins/ because I don’t think anyone else has created the image side of the javascript unless I am mistaken!

Trent

[sing]

Hi JohanMael,

I noticed you can post the image http://www.faces.kz/UCHITES_DETI_MOI.jpg in your http://forum.faces.kz/topic/1?replies=10

Could you please tell me how to do that?

Thanks & Regards,

Sing

[berndfh]

0. XAMPPlite installation on a USB thumbdrive

with ‘WordPress’, ‘Mediawiki’, ‘Vanilla’, Gallery2′ running smoothly

1. BBPress install complete

2. See forum page, login

3. Write a post, click ‘send post’

4. Get a ‘page isn’t redirecting properly …. maybe cookie warning’

5. On Forum main page the post is visible, a click brings above warning

6. Check again config. php $bb-> path = ‘/’; and ‘settings. php’; can’t find the wrong reference ‘X:/htdocs/bbpress/’ I entered in 1st install page (and changed in config. php to ‘/’.

7. Can someone point out the file to change?

Thanks for your help

Detailed log of events below

0. XAMPPlite installation on a USB thumbdrive

with ‘WordPress’, ‘Mediawiki’, ‘Vanilla’, Gallery2′ running smoothly

1. Extracted bbpress into htdocs directory

2. Changed bbpress config.php (see below)

3. Started install and went throught step 1 (see below), step 2 (got password) and

4. Came to the site ‘knowledgeflowsaround.us/forum (typing: ‘http://localhost/bbpress/’)

(strangely ugly, so apparently theme did not load, somewhere I set a wrong path?)

5. Tried to login: Access forbidden!

=>You don’t have permission to access the requested object.

It is either read-protected or not readable by the server.

6. Clicked on any other link on the forum page and got the same result

7. Checked config file of ‘Vanilla’ (‘settings.php’) there the same parameter worked (irrelevant as Vanilla is Vanilla and bbpress/bbpress)

=>Note: Write protection can not be the problem as it is XAMPPlite on a PC so nothing is protected

8. Changed config.php $bb->path =’/’; and now I can see my forum

9. Login, okay

10. Go to ‘Topic – ADD NEW’ and write a new topic, click ‘Send Post’ and get

11. ‘The page isn’t redirecting properly’ This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies’

12. Start the never used IE and with ‘localhost/bbpress’ go to the forum. click on any link and get (after long wait) nothing

13. In Firefox try other links it all goes to the same ‘the page isn’t redirecting properly (cookies are enabled)

=> So I think in 1step install the ‘Location: X:htdocsbbpress’ has to be changed but in what file?

14. Check ‘settings.php and register.php’ but the wrong string ‘X:/htdocs/bbpress/’ from below is not found.

15. Do you have an answer?

bbpress config file

// define(‘BBDB_NAME’, ‘bbpress’);

// define(‘BBDB_USER’, ‘root’);

// define(‘BBDB_PASSWORD’, ‘password’);

// define(‘BBDB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);

// $bb->domain = ‘http://localhost/bbpress’;

// $bb->path = ‘X:/htdocs/bbpress/’; (=> changed to ‘/’; and could access forum, add a post, but can’t see)

// $bb->name = ‘knowledgeflowsaround.us/forum’;

1step install

login name: admin

website: http://localhost/bbpress/

location: X:htdocsbbpress/

1st Forum: Working in DevAid

[antonskey]

I am receiving a parse error when attempting to install bbpress. I receive the error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘:’ in /home/.delta/kpeatt/canadanoise/board/config.php on line 71

when line 71 of config.php states:

$bb->wp_home = http://canadanoise.com; // WordPress – Options->General: Blog address (URL) // No trailing slash

I fail to see a problem with that line, so any help would be appreciated

[Ahni]

Hey Trent -thanks for replying so quickly. You’ve definitely given me something to think about.

If it is somewhat easy, then I think I’ll wait a bit and see if anyone can give a hand with this (Ill completely understand if no one wants to though, since I’ll probably be the only one to ever use it), because on the current site I’ve been using punbb as a blog – my hope is to have all that content separate from the forum.

I may just take your advice though – Thanks.

[ear1grey]

Seealso: Combined Register + Post

[Trent Adams]

I was wondering if someone could edit the plugin bbPress-Post so that comments are shown in WordPress from the forum replies or have new comments in WP itself be added as posts to the topic in bbPress. Would this be difficult or possible?

Thanks,

Trent

[Trent Adams]

Sorry, one more thing. An example of this is my forum if you want a look (click on my name in this post). I was using Nucleus and phpbb for comments and moved over to WordPress for new posts and eventually moved phpBB to bbPress.

Trent

[Trent Adams]

I haven’t heard of an export from bbPress to WordPress, but I don’t imagine that someone couldn’t write one in a hurry if they understand both programs. If you already have posts in punbb, you could easily export those posts to phpbb format and then use the import from phpbb to bbPress.

If you already have your comments and posts in a forum, why not setup a new WordPress blog once you have all your posts imported into bbPress and then have all new posts in WordPress go to bbPress for comments and further discussion. That way, all your old posts are already in the forum and all new posts will end up there as well. This is easily done with the bbPress-Post plugin. All new wordpress articles are created in bbPress and a link is placed in the wordpress post to the corresponding bbPress post.

Just something to think about.

Trent

[Ahni]

Hey folks.

I’m currently using punbb and snews, and I’m interesting in switching over to wordpress and bbpress. I honestly should’ve used wordpress in the first place, but new things frighten me (lol)…

Anyways, what I’d like to do is put all my punbb posts into wordpress – and the only way I can see that happening is if I first import all the posts from punbb (to phpbb) to bbress and then to wordpress.

That’s probably overly complicated, but I can’t imagine how else this is possible and I have no real technical skill –so what I’m wondering is how difficult would it be to get the posts from bbress to wordpress? (or maybe someone has another suggestion.)

Thanks for all the great work.

Ahni

[so1o]

https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/488

[Nola1974]

see: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/204

[yottabite]

ear1grey, I concur.

I’m already using tags like WP “categories” as they are the most easy-to-use feature of bbPress (thanks, AJAX), and quite analogous to what we call “forums” anyway. After all, we’re just talking about context really, and tags achieve that easily.

My only real complaint is that the word “tag” is so generic it ends up meaning many things and nothing all at the same time – category is a much better “tag” for “tag”.

[peiqinglong]

Here is the error I’m getting when I put

‘”require_once(‘/path/to/wp-blog-header.php’);”‘ into my bbpress config.php file:

Warning: main(http://www.dev.abunchofcars.com/wp-blog-header.php): failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! ��-@����-�”@ in /home/abunchof/public_html/dev/forum/config.php on line 3

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘http://www.dev.abunchofcars.com/wp-blog-header.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/abunchof/public_html/dev/forum/config.php on line 3

[peiqinglong]

Ok, I got a slight problem, I’m trying to use WP PHP Functions such as bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’); and what not, but it doesn’t work in BBPress. I added require_once(‘path-to-my-wordpress-config.php-file’) and it seems to load fine, but I still can’t use WP functions. I put that that require_once inside the config.php. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

[Aaron]

Yes it is possible.

If you havent done it already, create a folder at the root of your bbpress install called my-templates, copy front-page.php from bb-templates into my-templates. Edit front-page.php in my-templates, go to around line 44 and you will find the “Sticky” text, change it there.

[marky]

Is it possible to configure bbPress to allow people to post a message as a guest, without registering a new username and logging in?

[novellino]

Hello boys, I have installed the last version of bbpress, are successful to make integration with wordpress, now I must reply the lay-out of mine blog. I have read to all the topic of the forum, trying I have uncovered that the instructions do not work. You could explain to me the procedure to execute?

Excused my bad English!

[worrypascanada]

Hello,

I’ve dumped the French translation of bbPress .mo and .po files within bbPress. My only problem, the time of my posts are in English language http://patrimoineacadien.com/babillard/ . How can I resolve to get time in French instead? I’ve checked with poEdit; the translation looks fine.

Thanks for your support.

[ear1grey]

There’s a sub-forums ticket open at the moment, assigned to Matt, and I thought have have a quick think-aloud to see how feasible this idea is…

I think the combination of forums, sub forums and tags encodes too much structure into the application and the db; I can see another (possibly more flexible) way of delivering the same capabilities, which involves three steps:

1. Add descriptions to tags, so they can behave like forums.

2. Remove the old forums altogether and instead allow tags to be sticky – sticky tags then go on the front page, with their descriptions, like forums.

3. Avoid the restrictive tree structure of forums and sub-forums by using a graph – i.e. in the same way that any post can be linked to any tag, any tag should also be able to be linked to any tag.

The net result would be the same operation for the user, but more more potential for adaptive content structure and semantically rich navigation by, for example, seeing related articles from “nearby” tags.

There’s probably other advantages, and maybe caveats that I’ve not seen…

[Trent Adams]

I actually posted something in the wordpress forums, but I never did place a link here showing my integration of my bbpress theme with my current wordpress theme.

BLOG: http://blog.trentadams.ca

FORUM: http://onvertigo.com

Thanks,

Trent

[aleister]

I just finished installing bbPress for the first time, and I like it very much. I just wanted to say great job!

It was very easy to customize the template to match my custom WordPress theme.

If you would like to check it out, it is at http://www.dagondesign.com/forum/

[thomasklaiber]

When you go to your profile preferences there should be a new section… look here:

http://la-school.com/bbpress/profile.php?id=2&tab=edit (Login: Test / test )