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Howdy,
just tinkering around with bbpress.
In the config.php file it has this:
‘$bb->akismet_key = true;’
How do I enter my key into that? Let’s say my key is 12345678. How would the code look after inserting the key?
thanks.
oh, guess I could add that I get this in my dashboard everytime I try to put the key in:
The API key you have specified is invalid. Please double check the ‘$bb->akismet_key’ variable in your config.php file.
Topic: bbPress 0.73 released
Topic: No style sheet
Hi I’ve installed BBPress and I see no style sheet at all
My blog’s URL is http://phlog.it. BBpress is installed in a subdirectory called forum. I can’t see no style sheet. I’ve copied the stylesheet’s URL seen in the source code of the Forum’s homepage (http://phlog.it/forum/bb-templates/style.css) and it doesn’t work. How can I fix that?
I have successfully installed a WordPress blog and am trying to add a bbpress. Upon installation, and going to the install.php file, I get nothing but a white screen. Any ideas?
Topic: User management, WP and BBP
I am setting up a web site that has two main groups of users: The (WP) blog editors, and the readers, who are supposed to be able to make contributions through comments or in the forums. The registered WP users can use the bbPress forum seamlessly, however, there’s a bit of a problem on the other end, with the users who first register themselves in bbPress. It seems that when someone registers as a bbPress user, they are also automatically a WP user. This would be fine and dandy, if only their user level was set low enough to keep them out of the WP backend. But it doesn’t work like that. I’ve set the default user role for new users to “Subscriber”, but something in the communication between bbP and WP goes wrong, and they are granted some mutation of the administrator role instead: They aren’t able to publish, or edit posts from users with a higher level, but they can edit each others drafts, and they can change both their own and others user levels and passwords. Or edit the templates.
So what I want is a way for registered WP-users to flow freely into bbPress, but not vice versa. I don’t want the forums users in the WP dashboard area at all. I’ve tried the bbpress-integration.php-plugin, but it doesn’t seem to make any difference, its only option is to set the bbPress prefix to bb_ (the bbP-tables already has this).
I guess I messed it during install, but my site’s name is New BBPress Site with the first forum named what I wanted the site named.
How can I change it without re-install? I couldn’t find it in the admin panel.
TY
Hi guys,
I’ve tryed to integrate bbpress in my wordpress blog, but I’ve some problems…I think in the configuration file.
I’ll post my config file for semplicity:
wp-config.php:
<?php
define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘blog_wp’);
define(‘DB_USER’, ‘root’);
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘root’);
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);
$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;
define (‘WPLANG’, ”);
define(‘ABSPATH’, dirname(__FILE__).’/’);
require_once(ABSPATH.’wp-settings.php’);
?>
bb-config.php:
<?php
define(‘BBDB_NAME’, ‘blog_wp’);
define(‘BBDB_USER’, ‘root’);
define(‘BBDB_PASSWORD’, ‘root’);
define(‘BBDB_HOST’, ‘localhost’);
$bb_table_prefix = ‘bb_’;
$bb->domain = ‘http://localhost/neoxyty’;
$bb->path = ‘/forum/’;
$bb->name = ‘Neoxyty forum’;
$bb->admin_email = ‘pippo@pluto.com’;
$bb->mod_rewrite = false;
$bb->page_topics = 30;
$bb->edit_lock = 60;
$bb->gmt_offset = 0;
$bb->akismet_key = false;
$bb->wp_table_prefix = false; // ‘wp_’;
$bb->wp_home = “http://localhost/neoxyty”;
$bb->wp_siteurl = “http://localhost/neoxyty”;
define(‘BBPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’ );
require_once( BBPATH . ‘bb-settings.php’ );
?>
The intallation of the wordpress is ok and it works, and also the installation of bbpress seams to be ok, but when I try to read a post or make some changes in the admin section it doesn’t work…
Some section are ok and other no…
Somebody can help me…please!
P.S. sorry if my english is not so good…
Hi Zimpet, “alpha”, “beta”, “0.72”; it really doesn’t matter what the label says; any code is only as good as the number of man hours that have been spent writing it, and then refining it.
The ratio of hours spent on WP versus BB is currently* around 100,000:1, so a certain lack of polish is likely.
* educated guess
bbPress has reached the point of maturity where it can have more people developing it, using it, and commenting on it; so this is the point where it’s development can accelerate whilst it’s core capabilities mature into something stable, so if you think you’ve identified problems, then thats a good thing, so be happy.
The best thing that you (and any of us) can do is to isolate and describe each problem (and each suggestion) so it can be entered into trac, prioritized and fixed.
Topic: languages?
