[Göran]

I seems to have the same problem. I get

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class streamreader in /mnt/home/_g/goranlin/www.goranlin.se/blogg/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/streams.php on line 26

I want both wp and bbpress to be translate so maybe I can put your code into ‘bb-settings.php’. Would that work?

[Trent Adams]

Any guess on how much space say 100,000 users (spam and real) would take in actual database space? If it is a small amount, then why even worry about deleting them

Trent

[Göran]

Thanks for help. I am moving forward. I deleted both WP and bbPress and started again and made progress. The blog and the forum are integrated but I cannot get bbSync to work. Both work by temselves and I can log in with same id and password but cannot get posts into forum.

Installation:

Blog at http://www.goranlin.se/blogg/wordpress/

Forum at http://www.goranlin.se/blogg/wordpress/bbpress/

WordPress 2.3.2 installed 22 january 2008

theme WordPress Default 1.6 changed colors in head with panel

bbPress 0.8.3.1 installed 22 january 2008

sv_SE.mo for WP installed 22 january 2008

sv_SE.mo for bbPress installed 22 january 2008

bbSync version 0.94 installed 22 january 2008

bbSync gave message “It needs your config!“

I did that! succesfully I thought.

But when trying to write new post in blog:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class streamreader in /mnt/home/_g/goranlin/www.goranlin.se/blogg/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/streams.php on line 26

but going back to blog the new post is there but still not in Forum

line 24-26 in streams.php is:

// Simple class to wrap file streams, string streams, etc.

// seek is essential, and it should be byte stream

class StreamReader {

// should return a string [FIXME: perhaps return array of bytes?]

function read($bytes) {

return false;

I have no clue how to do anything about this! All help is welcome!

[Olaf Lederer]

Ok Chris, thats the reason

yeah it works great (all my WP blogs are working the same way)

[Olaf Lederer]

on the plugin site here

https://bbpress.org/plugins/

[fel64]

You do need a localisation file, but if one doesn’t come with the topic it’s typically the sort of thing you can do for yourself.

Some wp themes let you set the colour scheme in the admin panel (Mandigo for one), but it’s a fairly simple task to open the style.css file and change the hex colour-codes (once you understand what they are).

Having bb as a subdirectory of wp is a good start but it’s not necessary as far as I know. My wp install is in a folder /wordpress/, while bb is in the forums subdomain. This should be everything you need to know on integration: https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/

[chrishajer]

finalwebsites: does it work? If so, that’s all you need. If permalinks are not working, then your server does not support Options +MultiViews and you need the longer explicit rewrite rules as generated by bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php.

[Olaf Lederer]

???

my .htaccess has only this single row:

Options +MultiViews

[Olaf Lederer]

yeah the profile belongs to the left like in other forums (it’s not MS office 2007)

[fel64]

A nonce is used to ensure that you’re coming from the right place and you weren’t tricked into submitting the data (basically to give continuity between starting and finishing an action). If the value is not given or wrong I’d expect bbPress not to post at all. You might be able to look through the code and see where it creates the nonce, then replicate that yourself.

[shaythong]

In bbPress version 0.8.3.1 open file: bb-admin/plugins.php and find:

if ( is_callable( 'glob' ) ) {

foreach ( glob(BBPLUGINDIR . '_*.php') as $_plugin ) {

$_data = bb_get_plugin_data( $_plugin );

$_plugins[$_plugin] = $_data ? $_data : true;

}

}

Replace with:

if ( is_callable( 'glob' ) ) {

$pluginarray = glob(BBPLUGINDIR . '_*.php');

if ($pluginarray)

foreach ( $pluginarray as $_plugin )

require($_plugin);

}

I’m not sure if this will work.

[chrishajer]

Well, AFAIK, bbPress only allows three values for permalinks: true, false and slugs. In config.php, there is a line (around line 27 in the current 0.8.3.1 release I think) that starts $bb->mod_rewrite =. I think it works like this. Of course, you can try modifying your config.php and see for yourself as well.

$bb->mod_rewrite = true;

/bbpress/topic.php?id=526&page#post-6043

$bb->mod_rewrite = false;

/bbpress/topic/526

$bb->mod_rewrite = 'slugs';

/bbpress/topic/the-title-of-the-topic

[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