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I’ve now made a smilie plugin here:

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

By the way, WordPress’s default smilie detection code and therefore the code converted here in the earlier post are very flawed when it comes to whitespace issues.

I created a patch awhile back that made it work 99% of the time regardless of spaces before, after or at the end/beginning of a sentence.

add this function:

function prepSmilies($string) {return "/(s|^)".quotemeta(trim($string))."(s|$)/";}

then add this near the start of function convert_smilies:

$prep_search = array_map('prepSmilies', $wp_smiliessearch);

then change the $contenst=str_replace line near the end of function covert_smilies:

$content = preg_replace($prep_search, $wp_smiliesreplace, $content);

Now if only it was this easy to tweak wp/bb’s search function to be so much more intelligent.

[chaoticmess]

I edited the Karma Fruit theme for wordpress a bit to match the Bbpress theme. They dont look totally alike. There are some slight differences but I think when you look at it you think

of the Bbpress theme. I loved the Bbpress theme so much I wanted my WordPress to look the same . If you want the file changes let me know. Its just a few lines of css to make the difference in the original look for Karma Fruit.

http://chaoticmess.sittingonair.com/ < — Karma Fruit Theme

http://chaoticmess.sittingonair.com/forum/ <—- Bbpress Green Theme

MJ

[thierryyyyyyy]

I also have a idea why *every* user put tags space separated.

I my theme, there is a sentence just before the tag text field that tells users to put spaces …:

<label for="tags-input"><?php printf(__('Enter a few words (called <a href="%s">tags</a>) separated by spaces to help someone find your topic:'), get_tag_page_link()) ?>

And I think that in the original kakumei…

and my translation (in french) also ask user for space separated tags.

to, you can have a “social” bug-fix of this problem : change the cited line in your theme (file = post-form.php). That “social engineering” !

[beaver6813]

Hey there, i’ve just installed Avatar Upload and it works brilliantly i must say! However identicon for bb-press as posted by louisedade (created by fel) gives me an unexpected error when i try to activate, running this outside of the plugin centre or whatever you want to call it, it gives:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: add_action() in /home/bblocked/public_html/www/forums/my-plugins/identicon.php on line 286

Inside the plugin centre it just says fatal error

I have identicon installed on my wordpress blog and bbpress retrieves all functions from wordpress etc etc intergrated bla bla bla Any ideas?

EDIT: When editing out add_action at the bottom it doesn’t produce any errors… so i don’t know what bbpress’s problem is anyway of getting it to give more info? “Fatal Error” doesn’t explain much lol

[Trent Adams]

No plugins made yet, but it would depend on what the paypal code has in it to tell whether it would be stripped out or not. As well, since each user has their own paypal code (generated by paypal), it would seem impossible for a plugin to keep track of it.

Best bet would be to try and paste the paypal donate code in a post and see if it works. IF not, we might be able to get a plugin to allow it.

Trent

[Trent Adams]

There is a plugin here called ‘bbPress Post’ that integrates your wordpress blog comments into your bbPress forum as topics for posts. Fel64 also ‘redid’ this plugin and has it so the posts are created in the bbPress forum from the wordpress blog and all comments are in the forum, but also show up in the wordpress post as comments as well.

Other software blog programs, I haven’t heard of any. Moving over to WordPress is a good option in my mind if you haven’t looked at it already since bbPress and WP are made and developed by many of the same people

Trent

[serimu]

I have bbpress(0.8.2) integration with wordpress(2.2.1).

I did not have any forum management before I add a forum to my previous wordpress website. Number of users are increasing daily. So as I did not have any experience with management of a forum, I have some problems.

In the beginning I installed to standard version of bbpress. After one month of forum experience, I want to add moderation plugin. Because my users are not experienced forum users. I have a range from middle school students to company owners or retired workers.

Some of the users sends strange messages, which I dont want to see on my forum.

Some of them do not allow forum rules. And some of them dont know how to use a forum. Namely when they have a new question, they write “I know it is not related to the subject …”.

I think what I need it to make the all messages for new users, moderated. Or all messages are moderated. I dont know why but the moderation plugin do not work with latest version of bbpress. So I have to uninstall the plugin and make messages un-moderated.

I will also try “move it” plugin, for unrelated messages to subject of message.

But what is the best management style for such a community. I think bbpress.org do not need moderation of messages, because at least its community know how to use a forum.

Is it better, not to waste my time to manage the forum. Namely no moderation to messages or just live what ever people writes to the forum. As I said before this is my first forum, and I also dont want people to use msn-type language usage. Am I fascist ?

[Simon99]

Aha, glad I spent an extra couple of minutes searching, as I was about to ask this same question. bbpress looks great btw, I really like the slimline approach.

[Trent Adams]

It was just a conditional that you put around the plugin call in your template that was giving me issues. I removed the conditional call and it worked 100%

Trent

[drmike]

So should we hold off on this one then or what?

or are you just causing problems again, Trent?

[drmike]

I thought you guys were?

[Michael Adams (mdawaffe)]

under_title looks like a pretty lame hook; I doubt you can trust it’s existence in every theme and it may get removed entirely in some later version of bbPress.

If you need to add content to a topic page there, I’d just edit your custom theme.

[creatiu]

Sorry I saw that is very simple… you can delete this topic if you want

[Nola1974]

Am I the only one that notices that that link goes to a blogger blog?

[miliak]

I’ve just set up a bbpress forum and everything seemed to work one day, then the next it stopped. All registrations and new posts would lead to a blank page. I couldn’t find the problem in the code, reinstalled a few times, and eventually I found out it was because of akismet. For some reason, it was flagging new registrations and posts as spam or something. It would leave the page blank, so I never knew what was going on.

I’ve removed the API key from my config.php and everything works fine. My forum is currently unlinked because I’m still setting up. But I would like to get akismet working before the spam hits it

[Trent Adams]

It is built into the code. You could disable the ‘call’ for the feed in topic.php if you really wanted to and/or the files that generate it (rss.php, etc)!

Trent

[snakefoot]

Created a forum using the bbpress along with WP integration.

http://smallvoid.com/forum/

I’m very surprised of how much of the HTML-markup is part of the bbpress-core and not just kept in the theme code. It is impossible to create a XHTML compatible forum without modifying the core-files. But I guess quirks mode works okay.

*EDIT* Guess I should have created my own thread, but too late now

[muzikdudenc]

I would be intrested in helping Beta Test plugins.

Email my username at yahoo dot com

[gspark]

for some reason this code although works in pulling in WP header/footer i notice that i cannot access the admin, is this the correct code ?

$bb->WP_BB = true;

require_once( ‘../wp-blog-header.php’ );

update: ok i worked it out, needed the full path

[M]

Another something I never knew I always wanted! Thanks.

[fel64]

What we really need to know is what code you were running. Would be a strange one if it was the latest release; that sort of problem should affect everybody. I’d also be surprised if that was the latest, but if it was you should be prepared for that. Did you maybe modify that file yourself?

[Sam Bauers]

I suppose that’s OK.

[Rhys Wynne]

No worries Trent, glad you could test this!

I have gone about submitting it (forgot a readme file, it can wait until the morning ), but will include one tomorrow.

[fel64]

Ahh, and, in equal measure, woops.

define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.audreysargent.com.net');

should read

define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.audreysargent.com');

That .net meant that the cookie could not be set. Sorry.

[Trent Adams]

You guys know that you can start your own threads for your sites right

Trent