[flschen]

Even if I think that this is not intended to be so, it is more a feature than a bug.

If you use your email address as username every spambot can read it out. Therefore it’s just careless. I advise you not to use your email address as username.

[Olaf Lederer]

the last needs some more code during the registration process…

I think this feature is needed to makes this plugin complete

[Sam Bauers]

Put this in a plugin file and activate it. It’s a drop-in replacement for bb_mail() from the current trunk

<?php

/*

Plugin Name: Fix bb_mail function

Plugin URI:

Description: Temporary replacement for bb_mail() function

Author: Sam Bauers

Author URI:

Version: 0.0.1

*/



if ( !function_exists( 'bb_mail' ) ) :

function bb_mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers = '' ) {

if (!is_array($headers)) {

$headers = trim($headers);

$headers = preg_split('@r(?:n{0,1})|n@', $headers);

}



if (!count($headers) || !count(preg_grep('/^from:s/im', $headers))) {

$from = parse_url(bb_get_option('uri'));

if ($from && $from['host']) {

$from = trim(preg_replace('/^www./i', '', $from['host']));

$headers[] = 'From: "' . bb_get_option('name') . '" <bbpress@' . $from . '>';

}

}

$headers = trim(join("rn", $headers));



return @mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);

}

endif;

?>

[edwinfoo]

I have no backslashes (“”) at all in my pluggable.php file

However, while I have the same problem of NO OUTBOUND EMAIL when I tested, it must work sometimes because I got some new members yesterday that are posting. But I’ve got a bunch of others whose last log on was “NEVER”….hmmmm

Something is definitely wrong

[Olaf Lederer]

Hi I changed this function:

function auto_add_favorit_profile() {

global $user_id;



if (bb_is_user_logged_in()) {

$checked = "";

$user = bb_get_user($user_id);

if (!empty($user->auto_add_favorit)) {

$checked = ' checked="checked"';

}

echo '

<fieldset>

<legend>Add my threads automatically to my favorites</legend>

<p>Check this option to add all your threads or threads where you have posted something to your favorite list.</p>

<table width="100%">

<tr>

<th width="21%" scope="row">Activate:</th>

<td width="79%">

<input name="edit_auto_add_favorit" id="edit_auto_add_favorit" type="checkbox" value="1"'.$checked.' />

</td>

</tr>

</table>

</fieldset>';

}

}

please replace this function or download the updated version via the link above and tell me if it works (it works for me)

[Olaf Lederer]

I think that some mail headers are misformed, check the pluggable.php file in the include directory and replace the n with rn (not sure if this will help

[Olaf Lederer]

you have three slashes:

http:///mobile…

[chrishajer]

Not sure why, but you’re missing all the topic poster name stuff:

topic_poster

topic_poster_name

topic_last_poster

topic_last_poster_name

 

Maybe there was an error with the name you selected when you setup the forum? Maybe it didn’t like a special character or something?

It’s not a problem with the database but a problem with the data that’s being sent to create that first topic. I suspect there is a problem with the name that was entered. Do you know what that was?

[starnet]

Beau,

Which files should you put this code on? I am also installing bbPress on a MU WordPress. I get the same error. I thought maybe it’s because of WP/MU not compatible with bbPress. I have the same install directories (WP/MU on root and bbPress on /forums/). And I am getting the same 404 error on user profile and post.

Thanks in advance

[Olaf Lederer]

just checked his response headers:

Connection: close

Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 12:47:21 GMT

Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0

X-Powered-By: ASP.NET, PHP/5.0.4

Content-Type: text/html



200 OK

it’s a IIS webserver

[krackenn]

Esta es mi pequeña aportación a la comunidad. El bbPress traducido completamente al español internacional para la version 0.8.3 y 0.8.3.1 este es el vinculo del post y descarga

http://www.krackenn.es/index.php/bbpress_ultima_version_0.8.3._x_completamente_traducido_al_espanol.html

otra cosa en el mio si figura tonto por bozo xD, leyendo estas sugerencias quizás lo cambie a ver si existe otra palabra para usar en lugar de ellas

saludos.

[Thord D. Hedengren]

So it’s likely that my database was latin1 all along, when created in admin, since I haven’t touched it and the only thing that could have is bbPress’ install or upgrade script? I don’t understand why I didn’t get the problems after install then, since UTF8 was specified in config.php, while getting the problem after the upgrade forced me to change it to latin1 in config.php. Have I stumbled onto a bug, or is it something else?

Edit: I’m no database ninja, so sorry if I’m not getting things.

[Beau Lebens]

Background: Installed WPMU (at “/”) and bbPress (at “/forums/”), followed integration instructions (and tweaked to get it all working). I used my WP theme header.php and footer.php as the basis for a bbPress theme, and loaded the full WP engine into bbPress by putting this code in my config.php

// Load WordPress so we can use the same templates.

define('WP_BB', 'true');

require_once dirname(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/wp-blog-header.php';

Symptoms: Pages load just fine, and all appears successful, but, upon further inspection, all bbPress pages actually return a 404 error in the HTML headers (you can see this using FireBug, or using a HEAD command to the page). NOTE: This will also happen if you create custom pages (not WP “Pages”) that load the WordPress engine – they load fine, but actually throw a 404).

Explanation: What appears to be happening here, is that the page loads fine, because it is a real page. Internally however, WP doesn’t know about this page (because it’s a bbPress, or custom page), and so it assumes it’s a request for a permalink that it can’t resolve. Thus it throws a 404.

The internal rewrite system in WP allows you to add new rewrite rules, but appears to only like dealing with “internal” or WP-specific rules. If you add in what it refers to as “non_wp_rules”, then it doesn’t actually apply them (so it still throws a 404).

The FIX! on the code that I’m running, I have put the following WordPress plugin in place to add rules appropriate for my bbPress installation:

function mbob_flush_rewrites() {

global $wp_rewrite;

$wp_rewrite->flush_rules();

}

add_action('init', 'mbob_flush_rewrites');



function mbob_add_rewrites($wp_rewrite) {

add_rewrite_rule('forums/topic', 'forums/topic.php');

add_rewrite_rule('forums/forum', 'forums/forum.php');

add_rewrite_rule('forums', 'forums/index.php');

$wp_rewrite->rules = array_merge($wp_rewrite->non_wp_rules, $wp_rewrite->rules);

}

add_action('generate_rewrite_rules', 'mbob_add_rewrites');

NOTE: I have removed a lot of my bbPress installation as part of my integration, so I didn’t require any other rules to handle things like profile pages or tags – you probably will need to add them if you use those features.

Hopefully this will help someone else and prevent you from beating your head against a wall like I almost did

Thanks to sambauers for helping me out with this in #bbpress as well.

Beau

[kernow]

bbPress looks great on a mobile phone. Well it does on my Nokia N95 8gb anyway Downloads quick too. The future is mobile!

[newyearwill]

I’d like to start off by saying what a fantastic piece of software bbpress is – I love the similarities with WordPress: clean HTML & CSS code. In my opinion it’s like a breath of fresh air compared to other forum software because you can easily customise it to fit your site. I just hope the clever designers and developers continue their excellent work with future releases.

…anyway enough of my rambling, here is my forum (still needs a few finishing touches):

http://forum.reclaimyourskin.co.uk

[Olaf Lederer]

Hi,

do you checked the setting in the config.php file?

it must be something like:

// The full URL of your bbPress install

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

maybe you can post some URL?

[Sam Bauers]

Change line 168 of bb-settings.php to

if ( function_exists( 'glob' ) && is_callable( 'glob' ) )

.

Also, change line 6 of bb-admin/plugins.php to (note curly brace at the end)

if ( function_exists( 'glob' ) && is_callable( 'glob' ) ) {

.

I suspect the version of PHP where the problem is occurring is less than 4.3.0

Either that or the “glob” function is disabled by the system administrator.

[fel64]

You need to include bbPress. To do this, make sure that your bbPress supports being integrated thoroughly with WordPress (not just users, also functions), then open your wordpress config file and at the bottom put require_once('path/to/bb-load.php'); That’ll let you use the bb functions too.

[chrishajer]

My server does not allow these overrides in the .htaccess to turn off error reporting. Maybe someone else’s server will?

# suppress php errors

php_flag display_startup_errors off

php_flag display_errors off

php_flag html_errors off

 

Not sure if that suppresses all errors, or just errors and not warnings, or what. Didn’t work on my server

I got that information here:

http://perishablepress.com/press/2007/12/17/how-to-enable-php-error-logging-via-htaccess/

[tommy2toes]

I had some luck using wordpress Theme Functions.

For example my BBPress pulls the top header image, navigation and footer from wordpress. It does not pull between the <head> </head> tags. But this allows me to control the nav and header in one place as well as footer, so that everything gets updated.

If you have your bbpress install setup to use wordpress functions it’s pretty easy to do.

As for CSS, I hate the way other people code css so I always end up ripping it all out and starting from scratch.

Check out this page:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development

[chrishajer]

I think you can only make a thread sticky. At the bottom of the thread, when you are logged in, you will see this link:

[Stick topic (to front)]

Click either “Stick topic” or “to front” and the thread will be sticky. If you’re not admin (keymaster) I don’t think you see that.

I don’t think the links are visible while creating a new post or thread. So make your post, then view it and look at the bottom of the page; you’ll see the links you need.

[Bob Jones]

I had used punBB for a while and really liked it – except for the really long amount of time that it takes to update the software. They’ve been working on v1.3 for years now. That’s the version I’ve been waiting for.

punBB seems to be more robust, but the code is a little more sketchy. bbPress is more simplistic but the plugin system makes a pretty good addition. Another thing about punBB that bothered me is that topics aren’t marked as read when you read them – your cookie has to expire before a topic is marked. They have an addon for that, but all the addons rely on editing a lot of files and also is very heavy on the database.

For right now, I’m sticking with bbPress and seeing how everything will end up.

[ruilouis]

I’d crave for it too

[projectego]

Thanks for the tip on updating bbPress themes, sambauers. I’ll check out the link now. I’m still new to bbPress skinning but hopefully it’ll be pretty straight forward.

Steve

[itissue]

I’m using the private messaging plugin but now I have to add code to my .htaccess page. I’m stumped as to what to write because I don’t understand .htaccess. Could anyone translate this for me?

http://tapestry.suefeng.com/message?id=1

http://tapestry.suefeng.com/pm.php?new=1

The first link’s number changes for different messages. For example, the first message will have /message?id=1 and the second one will have /message?id=2.

The second link actually works fine…i guess it doesn’t need to be fixed but it’d be great if it could look differently.

Thanks for your time,

Sue