I’ve WordPress, latest version.
I installed BBPress.
Worked fine.
Installed ssl and connected it to my hosting.
Works fine.
Except BBpress suddenly returns 404’s.
I can find a few things on Google about this topic, but none seem to work.
Can anyone here help me out please to get BBpress working with SSL?
bbPress 2.x uses WordPress’s posts and taxonomy structure to store everything, so the best(only) way to have it exist on a separate database (and/or server) is with WordPress multisite and HyperDB, and having bbPress activated on the site you’ve pointed to it’s own location.
I added a few user capabilities plugins to edit roles but none have done the trick.
This likely did more harm than good.
Try installing the following plugin (by me) which provides a nice user-interface for identifying where your bbPress roles and capabilities have gone wrong:
This plugin was originally a hidden tool tucked into bbPress, but was extracted into a plugin once we went with dynamic role registration.
The thing with bbPress roles, is that they work amazingly well for the large majority of installations. For the very small minority that want to deeply integrate it with other plugins or services, it works a bit differently than WordPress’s native roles and capabilities (for the better, to be frank) which requires a bit of special handling.
I am using a plugin called Super Socializer for that site login, for commenting etc. I don’t want a separate bbPress login. I want bbPress to be open to whomever logs into the site.
If I leave bbPress set “open” – no registration – how do I restrict bbPress participation to registered/logged in site users?
I would like access for reading Forums to be open to anyone, like the site. But login for writing.
Sorry if this is a super stupid question – please be patient. Even helpful? 🙂
I have a client that has bbpress and they use tinymce spellcheck plugin with tinymce. The spellcheck works fine through the admin – however they want the spellcheck to work on forum posts as well, is there any way to make this work?
I’m in the process of migrating to vanilla forums using the vanilla porter, but am having problems. I realize this seems like more of question to as those guys, however, the issue seems to be that bbpress is on a shared database as WordPress. Basically what I think is happening is, it’s trying to convert my entire site (WordPress included) rather than just my forum. I get an error saying the porter could not find .forum (I think this is talking about a table?). What I probably need to do is either seperate bbpress as its own database, or create a table for what it’s wanting from me. What do yall think?
Sorry to resucitate an old topic but not getting any feedback on mine and for what I can see there´s not many Kunena importer related topics, any help would be appreciated.
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Hi Folks – I hope someone can take a look at this particular issue I’m having!
WP 4.1
BB 2.5.4
Buddy 2.0.2
Participants can login, see the forums, but now receive “Oh bother! No topics were found here” when attempting to view the contents of the forum. When I change their status to Moderator, they can see it and write new topics and replies.
I have subscriber roles that allow them access to the private forums. Changing these settings do not affect their ability to access the forum.
Is there a setting somewhere in these versions that would cause Participants to lose the ability to read the forums?
Note – I have deactivated all plugins except bbpress and activated a new theme without change. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I suggest this approach as it helps define whether on a ‘clean’ default theme with no other plugins bbpress is experiencing issues.
If it is ok in a clean site, then I’d suggest talking to your host provider – most are good with wordpress, and may identify any issues.
If you can identify a conflict, then we can look at a solution, sometimes it is easy, often it might be harder 🙂
I presume your test site is on a local server?
If you’re ok/good with web stuff, then you might consider putting a test site on-line so that it is an exact match for the live environment, most host providers allow sub-domains and if you switch on discourage search then it doesn’t interfere see
