Hi !!
You were right again! 
I have the line
$bb->mod_rewrite = ‘false’;
I forgot to delete the ‘
Now everything works PERFECT!!!
Thank you so much!!
Best regards fromo Spain!
Andres
Thanks, gonna take a look at it. Perhaps it’s easy to convert
Nope. Whenever I figure it out.
Feel free to be pushy. I’m still doing it for myself. 
At the same time, I do run my own site on bbsync so I am inclined to get it fixed as soon as I can.
Yes, remember I was going to try to have a list of the cities so people could just click on say “Miami” and then be taken directly to the “Miami” part of the page? Well, livibetter’s code created a list of all the cities and took them directly to the sub-forum for each city. If I create a link on the main WP Page for the Chicago board using an address like http://theangrywaiter.com/forum/forum.php?id=2
it also takes them directly to the sub-forum. I didn’t really like that, so I figure I’ll just offer one link from the main WP site to the forums and let the visitor scroll past the other cities until they find their’s.
It might actually be better because then they can see the other cities and more easily go and read posts in those cities as well as in their own city.
Oh, and if they go to a sub-forum they can enter a post outside of the child forums. I tried to comment that comment form out, but it took them out of all the forums as well. So, now I think it was all a waist of time, but at least I learned something.
table ids, yes, the code from livibetter would need a tiny modification to create unique ids for each table.
And for the anchoring, do you mean something like a list up top on the page, then each of those link further down the page to a named anchor? Like this?
http://www.vestacompanies.com/properties/
(click a for sale or for rent category and it just scrolls down the page a little bit to the proper table)
In your config.php, make sure your “mod_rewrite” line says false:
$bb->mod_rewrite = false;
Permalinks are not supported on your host, at least not right now. Change that line to false (maybe you have slugs or true there now?) and it should work fine.
If things work like that, you can figure out the proper mod_rewrite rules for your .htaccess file.
BTW – those are not real folders, they’re just URLs created by bbPress that look like folders. They won’t be in the filesystem.
I need something like this too. Trying to make a plugin that does this by hiding that forum from members but only when they want to create a new topic in that forum. This way they can reply, but not create a topic (cause they can’t select it when creating a topic cause it is invisible for them).
Still working on a few issues, but theoraticly it should work
I changed the title to alt=
As far as the table ids…are you talking about the code I got from Livibetter?
And about anchoring each forum?
After all that work (by you guys, not so much me) I took that out and decided to just let people scroll down the page. I just think the page looks better and I kind of like that they can see all the other cities.
I know, I’m a pain in the ass.
So, on the front-page.php and the forum.php I see nothing like that anymore, but if I right-click page source when at the actual forums page I see what you mean.
Edit: I see what you mean too when I run it through a valadator
Only 47 posts? Piece of cake.
I did notice, in Firefox 2.0.0.10 the logo is not entirely clickable. Certain parts of it are, if you hit it just right, but not the whole thing. Odd. In IE7, it’s all clickable.
Oh, and I probably told you this incorrectly as well (although not intentionally.) The <a href should have a <strong>title attribute, not an alt attribute. The <img should have an alt. So
<a href="http://www.theangrywaiter.com/" title="go home"> and
<img src="http://www.theangrywaiter.com/forum/bb-templates/awbbtheme/images/awforumlogo3.jpg" alt="the angry waiter logo" />
Sorry about that.
And, to keep your page valid XHTML, you’re going to have to give each forumlist a different ID by appending the name or number of the forum to it. So it would be
<table id="forumlist-chicago">
and <table id="forumlist-atlanta">
or <table id="forumlist-4">
and<table id="forumlist-11">
Sounds to me like you edited a file (maybe db-mysqli.php) and have a blank line or a space after the closing ?> in the file. PHP doesn’t like that, so it throws that Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by error. Check any file you modified (db-mysqli.php?) for a blank line or space after the closing ?>
This needs to be removed. It’s right after the header div in header.php
<img id="headerlogo"
That is doing you no good. Actually, my message was a combination of a couple messages. Initially I was going to say give the image an id so you could position it, then I said to just style it with #header img – in any case, you need to remove the above since it’s not valid and is causing weird things.
And you must be working on it since there is no border.
it was a test plugin .. i tried to understand the db relationships, and i did .. now i know now how to update a post tag .. so there is nothing usable? ok
In header.php, in the header div (where the login_form() is) put this:
<img id=”headerlogo” src=”http://www.theangrywaiter.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/awbanner.jpg” alt=”The Angry Waiter” />
Right now though, the image is taller than the header div (the header is 106px, the image is 131px, I think.)
So, to make it all work, you’ll need to make the header div taller, or the image less tall. Then you’ll need to apply some styling to the image you just placed in the header. Something like this:
#header img {
whatever: here;
}
That just gets the image into the header. Then you need to wrap an <a href="http://www.theangrywaiter.com/" alt="go home"></a> around that image tag you just added, to link the image to the destination.
v0.0.0.2
Fix: #7 – Empty input to foreach.
Add: #8 – Auto-delete unactivated users.
Add: (hourly, daily or not) Mail reports, which includes what ID and user_login have been deleted.
Auto-deletion is executed every 60mins.
Integration doesn’t matter at all if you’re just linking one to the other, they’re just simple html links. You can link anything to anywhere, no integration required.
Not sure what you mean about “on top of” – the new logo is a background image over to the bottom/right of the header div. The problem with making it a background image, rather than just an image in your code, is that to make it clickable back to the main site, you’d have to make the whole header a link back to the main site. If you look at the source for the page, you’ll see there is no img tag for awforumlogo2.jpg that you can wrap in an <a href=" tag to link back to the main site. I don’t think you want that image as a background image for the header if you’re going to make a link out of it.
I would remove the background image from your style.css and put the img tag in header.php somewhere in the <div id="header"> section (around line 34 in a stock installation).
Once you have an image in header.php, you can work on positioning it where you want it and linking it to what you want as well. Then you can figure out where you want your forum title as well.
I kinda like it. The colors aren’t my bag, but neither is glam rock
I would add some padding to the bottom, to get the black on the blog or the white in the forum to extent below the bottom of the content a little bit, to “frame” it.
I think the padding would be added to the #main div on the forum. In the blog, I’m not sure since it’s a table layout.
Otherwise looks like a nice forum, lots of activity. Nice job.
Wicked stuff on your google code page! Bookmarked! Many great plugins for bbPress and WP!
Trent
@Trent, Thanks for spotting that bug!
Ok, so I now know how to link the individual cities. I can use Livibetter’s new code and do it from the front page of the forum or I can do it from the Forum Page on our main site. Thanks to both of you…I’m really learning a lot!
So, now I’ve added the logo with a “Click Here” statement to direct people back to the main site. As you can see http://www.theangrywaiter.com/forum
it sits on top of the title.
I was thinking maybe I could move the title up higher and center it.
Don’t know how to do this.
Then I could make the logo and “Click Here” words clickable to the main site. (The main site and forum are not integrated if that makes a difference. They both reside in their own sub-directories.)
Don’t know how to do this either.
I have to go out for a while, but I’ll be back around 11:00 Chicago time.
Talk to you later.
vafaaaan, take a look at the wpdb documentation. It’s mostly the same.
William, no, that’s cool. I’ve got a comment, found the same problem, and trying to figure out where my code is going wrong. But I appreciate all the help you’ve already given me
Fab Trent, that’s plenty close for now.
I thought you were proposing changes to the core files. If so I was wondering if this should be put in as a change to the code database, which would mean submitting a bug to the BBPress Trac database.
Not sure if they did or not, but it is pretty simple to change. Head to style.css and find the following:
#profile-menu {
list-style: none;
position: absolute;
right: 0;
}
and change to something like the following:
#profile-menu {
margin-top: -20px;
margin-right: -20px;
padding: 20px;
float:right;
}
Not perfect, but something to start from!
Trent
With the plugin deactivated the database still shows only the two comments and again without the comment_type field filled in.
Is their anything I could provide you with to help you help me
