[chrishajer]

Now it’s up to two coffees

[chrishajer]

You have the wrong URI in your config.php. You have this (I think):

// The full URL of your bbPress install

$bb->uri = 'http://ironboundforum.com/forums/';

and it should be

$bb->uri = 'http://ironboundforum.com/';

bbPress doesn’t care if it’s in a folder or not, just like it doesn’t know that it’s in your webroot of /kunden/homepages/46/d93680635/htdocs/ironbound/, so that ‘forums’ portion does not need to be in the config.php for your URI.

See this after I applied the proper stylesheet:

http://www.chrishajer.com/bbpress/Ironbound.png

[Trent Adams]

I am not sure _ck_ but Sambauers wrote the plugin to take the password hash back to the old method. I am testing it with 2.3.3 and WPMU tomorrow and will let you know if it works or not

Trent

[chrishajer]

You can make that change in your 1&1 control panel. Administration > Domains > click the domain name, click the Destination [Edit] button, then select the /forums/ directory from the “Existing directory” select box. That directs all traffic destined for mysite.com to whatever website you have installed in the forums directory (which is bbPress in this case.)

That works fine if you want your bbPress installation to be the whole website mysite.com and everything is in the ‘forums’ directory. It’s the most direct way to do it, since you have the option to do it this way. It basically hides the fact that things are in a ‘forums’ directory, just like all the rest of the web server path is hidden. My full path is something like /kunden/homepages/46/d93680635/htdocs, and then each website has a subfolder there.

/kunden/homepages/46/d93680635/htdocs/chrishajer/

/kunden/homepages/46/d93680635/htdocs/forums/

/kunden/homepages/46/d93680635/htdocs/somesite/forums/

Your subfolder will be called “forums”, but people visiting your site will never know.

Coffee – black

[chrishajer]

Sounds like it wasn’t working at some point, and that information is cached. CTRL-SHIFT-R in Firefox will do a hard refresh. The source to the stylesheet is fine in both IE and Firefox, so it it probably something in your browser.

Here’s the path to the stylesheet from the HTML source:

http://thelifelesstraveled.com/forums/bb-templates/kakumei/style.css

[chrishajer]

Wait, what’s this:

Warning: version_compare() has been disabled for security reasons in d:hostingarock1rockline_forumbbpressbb-includesdb-base.php on line 479

Cannot select DB.

You didn’t post the first part of that message which I received when trying to access your forum.

Do you know what version MySQL is installed? You could probably work around that. The fact that you still have a “Cannot select DB” error after the warning means there is probably still a problem with your four connection details.

[_ck_]

Wow I can’t believe bbPress doesn’t do that.

I’ve whipped up a function to do it, should be in the plugin browser soon or try this:

<?php

/*

Plugin Name:  New User Notification Email

*/

add_action('bb_new_user', 'new_user_notification');



function new_user_notification($user_id=0) {

if (!$user_id) {$user_id=bb_get_current_user_info( 'id' );}

$user=bb_get_user($user_id);



$message  = sprintf(__('New user registration on %s:'), bb_get_option('name')) . "rnrn";

$message .= sprintf(__('Username: %s'), stripslashes($user->user_login)) . "rnrn";

$message .= sprintf(__('E-mail: %s'), stripslashes($user->user_email)) . "rnrn";



$message .= sprintf(__('Agent: %s'), substr(stripslashes($_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"]),0,80)) . "rnrn";

$message .= sprintf(__('IP: %s'), $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) . "rnrn";



$message .= sprintf(__('Profile: %s'), get_user_profile_link($user_id)) . "rnrn";



@bb_mail(bb_get_option('admin_email') , sprintf(__('[%s] New User Registration'), bb_get_option('name')), $message, '' );

}

?>

[Sam Bauers]

That plugin is old and won’t work with 0.8.4 (and maybe not with 0.8.3.1)

Once 0.8.4 is released this should work as a plugin for both WordPress and bbPress:

<?php

/*

Plugin Name: Lax user names

Plugin URI:

Description: Makes all user name sanitisation non-strict

Author: Sam Bauers

Version: 0.0.1

Author URI: http://unlettered.org/

*/



function i18n_sanitize_user($username, $raw_username = false, $strict = false) {

if ($strict) {

return sanitize_user($raw_username);

} else {

return $username;

}

}



add_filter('sanitize_user', 'i18n_sanitize_user');

?>

[harryworld]

zappoman,

Thanks for your sharing. I am exactly looking for the features. Could I help somehow to make this work? (Even I’m quite new to bbPress )

You may send me an email at harryworld(at)gmail(dot)com

[thierryyyyyyy]

Thank you a lot.

You are right : I updated badly my files, I forgot to uptdate the root directory “avatar-upload.php”.

Now, it works far better

if I could allow myself to a small advice : it would be far better if the installation where just “put 1 directory in the my-plugins directory”.

anyway, the readme.txt was clear enougth, it my fault.

and the plugin is very nice.

[chrishajer]

Sounds like the rewrite rules are not working. Start by disabling permalinks in your config.php like this:

$bb->mod_rewrite = false;

If that change allows things to work, then you know it’s a problem with permalinks on your host.

[chrishajer]

OK – I still don’t see those actual line numbers in that release (in fact bb_settings.php has only 209 lines.) So, can you open up /home/www/web316/html/ps-t/bb-settings.php and post line 294 (maybe a couple before and after as well) and /home/www/web316/html/ps-t/bb-includes/pluggable.php and post lines 193 and 231. The code on those lines will help point the way to solving these problems.

My hunch is this is related to the glob issue and there being no underscore plugins in a bb-plugins directory. Because there are no plugins that begin with an underscore, and due to problems with the way the glob function is tested for, an error like this can occur.

You can try installing this plugin to see if it fixes your error, even though the line numbers and messages really don’t match up:

https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-benchmark/

I think you can also just create a bb-plugins directory in your installation root, then in it create a file called something like _nothing.php – I think that also causes this block of code to NOT fail, so you wouldn’t see these warnings.

[chrishajer]

Put it here:

/home/"mywordpressblogsname"/public_html/bbpress/

Then in config.php set bb->uri:

$bb->uri = 'http://"mywordpressblogsname"/bbpress/';

(assuming your blog is visible at http://”mywordpressblogsname”/ not http://”mywordpressblogsname”/public_html)

You can name the bbpress folder whatever you want. Sometimes people call it forums. Just be sure to change it to the same thing in config.php.

[chrishajer]

Was that a trunk release or the 0.8.3.1 release?

Also, can you look at those two files in your installation and post the code from those lines here? Maybe we can find the source of the problem even without matching up the errors in a current download by using your actual installation.

[Göran]

My name is Göran but when I test bbPress and use my name as username I am called Gran and when I try to use Göran to get around the problem I get Goumlran as my name. How can I solve this? I want users to be able to use their real names including all Swedish letters.

[chrishajer]

Is it possible the extension was in all caps? I think the plugin expects to see one of a specific list of extensions, and they’re all lower case.

'file_extns' => array("gif", "jpg", "jpeg", "png")

If it wasn’t one of those extensions, I think you would get an error.

[lucaiz]

hello,

I’m working on a two column template.

in the front-page.php it’s possible to have the forum list in a table.

I’d like to have this list also in other pages, that is, for instance, in the forum.php or in the topic.php.

if I try to run this list in other pages than front-page.php I obtain this error:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in [my template path]forum.php on line 23

(the line number is not relevant because I modified the code).

it seem that the variable $Forums in this foreach is not loaded with the needed data.

foreach ( $forums as $forum ) { ...

I’ve tried to find out where it is that is loaded, so that I can load it also in forum.php etc., but I was not able to find out.

someone can tell me where it is that is loaded, and other suggestion on how to have the list of forums in all pages?

thanks.

[zappoman]

by the way, an even better way to implement this is to use the args of bb_forums() properly… namely if you change your theme to call bb_forums(“depth=1”) you will only get 1 level of forums on the page.

This change can be made to the front-page or forum of your theme. If your theme calls bb_forums($forum_id) then it is asking for the child forums of the existing forum and you need to change the code to something like this… bb_forums(“depth=1&child_of=$forum_id”)

[triipriit]

That’d be great!

I’ll be waiting

my e-mail is triipriit at gmail dot com, just in case

[zappoman]

In the interest of sharing what I’ve learned so far, let me describe what I want to do, and what I’ve accomplished so far.

1) I want to have a stand alone instance of bbPress running on my site that shows ALL the forums.

2) I want to embed a single forum into a wordpress blog (actually a wordpressmu blog– but there’s nothing mu specific about my work so far)

3) I want the forums to share the same DB, so if a topic is updated inside of my blog, I also see it updated in the standalone Forum.

4) I want to be able to essentially allow the bbPress template functions to work inside of a wp page or post… ideally I’d like to implement a simple function like “embedd_bbpress_forum()” on a page template and have it display a fully functioning bbPress instance in the page.

5) I want to use the chrome/theme from wordpress for the header, sidebar, footer, etc… but I also want to support the basic bbpress template structure as well.

So far I have this working about 90%…

What I’ve done is build a WP-plugin, that “includes” bbpress/bb-load.php. And implements a couple functions for embedding the bbpress instance in a page or post or where ever you call the embed functions.

Things that are working:

* forum home page

* topic pages

* new topic

* comments

* profile pages

* favorites

Things that aren’t working yet:

* ajax — none of the ajax stuff is working properly yet…

* some pages that use wp_redirect – because of how I’m embedding in wordpress, the headers are already sent before I have a chance to do the redirect, so… some functions that rely on this are reporting errors.

How I did this so far:

* declare GOBALS!!! – This is the biggest “sneaky trick” – basically, most of bbPress is implemented outside of a function or class context, and so the “local” variables on the bbPress pages are actually global in context. Since I’m wrapping these into a wp-pluing, I need to declare them as explicitly global. If I get all the globals right, then bbPress just works.

* turn off mod_rewrite support in bbPress… since I want my pages to get handled by WordPress, the URL needs to end at the same location of the wordpress page, this means that my forum page has a url something like:

http://mydomain.com/blog/forumpage/?command=topic.php&id=1

Notice I introduced the concept of the “command” parameter, that my plugin then uses as a dispatcher to “load” (include) the right bbPress file. MOSTLY bbPress will do the rest of it’s work from the URL params.

* Lots of filters – I’ve implemented several filters for URL remapping so that bbPress will override the standard link formation to point to my new embedded page urls

* A COUPLE HACKS – the only hard part I’ve had to hack so far relates to bbPress’s get_bb_location() function. This function appears to be a bit of bbPresses standard “dispatcher” which tells the rest of bbPress what type of page it’s supposed to be rendering. The only problem with this approach is that in my instance of the code base it does all this logic based on PHP_SELF, SCRIPT_FILENAME, or SCRIPT_NAME… which will be pointing to my wordpress files. I made a small change to add a new filter that allows me to pull out my command param and do the bb_location determination from that.

Has anyone else attempted this? Have they gotten further? Is there an easier way?

Mostly this isn’t a lot of code, it’s just discovering how to make it work and testing that everything works as planned.

[triipriit]

Hi!

I’ve been searching through this forum like a maniac and my bad – I didn’t find any answers for my questions.

I somehow managed to “integrate” my bbpress with WP (the part of users, cookies), BUT:

1) How can I wrap the forum inside my WP blog (like in wordpress.com) ?

2)…. well, the first one actually was the big one

[Sam Bauers]

I meant “guys” in it’s androgynous sense of course.

[Onion]

I ran into the problem when using imagevenue, a popular image host.

It breaks the rows by using <BR>

For me, it’d work fine since I have the plugin to let me post anything, but for users, it outputs the link break code and threats the <BR> as a tag that isn’t allowed.

I’ll play around with the changes. And the stuff you suggest. I have it working well enough for now, just not “exactly” what I wanted.

Thanks for the advice _ck_

Love your plugins btw, great job on them.

[_ck_]

You’d probably want to try running stand-alone but integrated instead of running both of them at the same time. Loading both at the same time causes nothing but problems and slow downs from all the extra code.

[_ck_]

you want get_topic_id() for the current topic id

or get_post_id() for the current post id