I suggest you move to other hosting providers.
I checked few sites on your hosting server (using http://www.myipneighbors.com/ to find out), they are inserted the same code.
Hope you can get refund!
At the end of your pages, after the closing HTML tag there is an additional script and an iframe.
This code is not in the download tarballs, so it seems the code has been injected on your site only. You should contact your web host for assistance as your service may have been compromised.
I got this [http://slamlander.caselle-vpn.net/?p=21] :
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at C:InetpubVwebSlamlanderwikiextensionsAuthPress.php:352) in C:InetpubVwebSlamlanderwikiincludesWebResponse.php on line 11
What I did:
On current install on integrated WP and BBP, added a “wiki/” directory and unpacked mediawiki 1.10.1 there, ran the install, and used the same DB. The wiki, at this time works stand-alone. What’s happening here is a version incompatibility issue, methinks, betwixt Authpress and MediaWiki. There are some code structure changes from 1.9.x to 1.10.1 but I don’t know what they were.
I do know one thing, no one has submitted this to the MediaWiki team, why not? I should have been able to download it from there and I could even get help from them, if it were submitted.
Trac is generally very coder oriented. I’m not a coder but I can keep up sometimes. I can apply the patch to the file and then send you the updated files, maybe that will work. Or if you have access to a linux system, patch is the name of an executable that will most likely already be installed.
The best way I know is with a linux system to use the patch command. If you don’t have access to that program, I could patch the file and email it for you. Or you could download a later release where the problem is already fixed. Check my profile for contact information if you need help.
There were other solutions as well in this post:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/installing-bbpress?replies=14#post-11787
Did you try anything else?
So I read that another workaround is to overwrite /bb-includes/db-mysqli.php with /bb-includes/db.php . What does that mean exactly and how do I do that? The problem I find with these instructions is that it assumes a lot of knowledge on the part of the user to know coder-speak. I know I could do it but I just don’t know what I need to do.
But other people say that when they apply 745c.diff their problems go away, so perhaps I should just figure out how to apply that patch. But first I need to be able to understand how to do that…any help?
Thank you 
It’s starting to get full of stars now. It’s been up for a couple of months now.
It’s not in the config that I know of, but you can look at bb-includes/capabilities.php and find 'edit_others_tags' and 'edit_tags' – I think you could edit the capabilities to allow members those two functions. I’m not sure if there’s a plugin that allows the same thing or not. That would be a modification to a core file which is a bad thing in general. You lose that modification if you ever update your bbPress installation.
I would not take my advice to edit capabilities.php and would instead look for a plugin that will allow you to change the capabilities of a member.
Okay, so do I need to apply this whole patch somehow? I clicked on 745c.diff and got a bunch of code I don’t know what to do with, how am I meant to patch this properly?
These are how the 3 lines look before any customization (I took the comments out):
$bb->wp_table_prefix = '';
$bb->wp_home = '';
$bb->wp_siteurl = '';
Yours might look like:
$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp_';
$bb->wp_home = 'http://jackhammr.org';
$bb->wp_siteurl = 'http://jackhammr.org';
when you’re done.
I think this line is the problem:
$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp_;$bb->wp_home';
That should be something like:
$bb->wp_table_prefix = 'wp_';
and
$bb->wp_home = 'http://jackhammr.org';
Somehow you got part of the 2nd line onto the end of the first line. Fixing that will fix your problem.
You changed the installation from forums to bbpress, but you didn’t make the change in the config.php. So, your forum is at http://www.reviewsaurus.com/bbpress/, but the config has $bb->uri = 'http://www.reviewsaurus.com/forums/'; You need to change one or the other (either the folder name or the URI in the config) for it to work.
As proof, I can see http://www.reviewsaurus.com/bbpress/bb-templates/kakumei/style.css just fine.
In your config.php, you have to set mod_rewrite to false (not true or slugs):
$bb->mod_rewrite = false;
Your server does not support pretty permalinks, at least not as it’s configured now. You can figure that part out later (if you’re on godaddy, it might never work.) But for now, to get a working forum, change mod_rewrite to false and your links will work.
Thanks for responding Chris,
I haven’t yet made up my mind which way to go. My gut tells me that bbPress is better long-term. I’m also guessing that if my forum gets popular, bbPress might be better – in other words I’m thinking that a plugin might do the trick if the forum is doesn’t see much action, but that I might need something more powerful if it gets busy.
I’m pretty sure I can get bbPress installed, I’m now most concerned with integration, pretty perma-links ect. Making new files, adding and deleting code scares me.
yeah. I actually tried that, but It didn’t recognize any functions. 
. Even tried including the functions, template-functions, pluggable, etc files on their own. Still nothing.
And I tried searching for the cookie parameters, but I’m dumb and I was sleepy, couldn’t do a thing.
> using wordpress would work and that’s a good thought,
> but I would have to customize it quite a bit I think…?
No, not at all. Find a theme you like, create a static page, make that your home page, strip out the stuff you don’t want in the sidebar (for archives, pages, categories, search, blogroll, meta, etc) and that’s it. One topic with comments.
Or, a guestbook
Copy&Paste in a .htaccess:
DirectoryIndex /forum/topic.php?id=20
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} /forum/index.html
RewriteRule (.*) /forum/topic.php?id=20 [L]
Now (sorry for my bad english, im german) the topic is your forum-frontpage.. (dont forget to delete the “New Topic” links).
quick&dirty 
You can always load bbpress and then check, by:
require_once( 'path/to/bb-load.php' );
Otherwise you could check if the cookie is set and has a password parameter. You won’t be able to check if it’s a correct password, of course.
Will the thread be changing? or is it just constant? If it’s constant, you definitely want a guestbook 
Also, I didn’t realize there were forum plugins for WordPress until you posted this. From the looks of them, this one (of 4) appears to be most current and most actively maintained:
http://www.stuff.yellowswordfish.com/simple-forum/
Never used it, but just learned about it after you asked the question.
Copy and pasting per se is not a problem. It simply irritates me that you ask for help but cannot be bothered doing more than the minimum in doing so.
You can always backup your databases. See https://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database; this will mean that no matter what you do, you can get a fully functioning wordpress install back.
Not my site, a forum at a WP plugin author’s site:
http://gbellucci.us/forums/
I didn’t realize it was a bbPress installation for a few minutes until I looked at it. It was just a support forum, nothing screamed out kakumei to me
Any news on this issue? I’m constantly editing posts where users enter tags with spaces 
In style.css you can add something like this:
form td input {
height: 2em;
}
That will make the boxes taller. Not sure what else that affects, but it works for the login form. Just not sure if it inadvertently affects something else.
More: http://www.sitepoint.com/print/style-web-forms-css
Why would I want to stop spam registration? That is how I am increasing my userbase! (can’t you just taste the sarcasm)
Trent
