[Sam Bauers]

It’s in the core code, no need to patch. Just grab the very latest version via Subversion.

[bassetts]

Just what I have been waiting for real pretty permalinks. Thank you

[Sam Bauers]

Now available in the latest build in subversion.

Get permalinks like this:

http://www.example.org/forum/my-cool-forum

…and this…

http://www.example.org/topic/मैं-काँच-खा-सकता-हूँ

…and this…

http://www.example.org/profile/sambauers

All with the flick of a variable…

bb->mod_rewrite = 'slugs'

…set in config.php

[Trent Adams]

Actually found a good one! Check this out:

Engtech’s SVN Tutorial

Trent

[Sam Bauers]

Include the following at the top of the new file:

require_once('../bb-load.php');

You may have to adjust the path a little to correctly reference the file.

That should give you access to the whole API, including the $bbdb object for manipulating the database.

[Atsutane]

The fix i already put inside the plugin seem not working. Maybe in the future bbpress should automatically fill up the display_name

Anyway i try to see what i can do with that.

[bassetts]

You have to create a folder called my-plugins inside the bbpress root e.g. /bbpress/my-plugins/ and then upload the plugin to that folder.

[Trent Adams]

I am afraid not. It would require you manually creating a forum for each site. If you wanted them all to have different sites, it would require a bbPress install for each and every user with different databases. If someone hacks the code to a MU version of bbPress maybe, but right now, not that I know of.

Trent

[kentpaus]

I’m missing a smilie plugin. Has anyone made one yet? If not I will try to make one ASAP

Edit: Sorry! Fonund one now. Will try it out

[Null]

Hmm well so the easiest way is to keep the external file containing:

<?php

$id = $_POST['id'];

$content = $_POST['content'];

echo stripslashes(htmlentities($content)); ?>

This file returns the edited text (this works), but how can I let it safe the variables to the database at the same time?

It’ll have to save: $content to the table bb_menu -> item

where $id = edit_id

Tried some stuff, but couldn’t get this updated into the db

[Atsutane]

Glad it work perfectly for you

[Sam Bauers]

Turn off permalinks in the config.php file

$bb->mod_rewrite = false

Or add the appropriate entries to your .htaccess file as described here

[daniel8802]

Hi guys … I have wordpress up and running on my site, but I tried to get bbpress working, but something isn’t quite right I think. Am I doing something wrong? You can check it out at rigelastronomy.com/bbpress … thanks! I’m new to bbpress, but love wordpress

[Atsutane]

FROM _bbtopics

it seem to me your bb table prefix kinda mess up. Try check back inside option page. I also using wp 2.1.2 and bb 0.8.1, and still i can update my option

Try deactive and reactive the plugin back .. maybe that gonna fix it.

@fel64

thanks i will keep that in mind

[Null]

Hi,

I am currently upgrading my bbMenu plugin. You can now edit the titles en safe them to you db. The problem is, the last part I can’t get the saving to work.

In the JS file I have now:

var url = 'edit.php';

This file (edit.php) is called when someone renames the menu item and has the following code:

<?php

$id = $_POST['id'];

$content = $_POST['content'];

echo stripslashes(htmlentities($content)); ?>

Now I don’t want to have an external file so I copy past this code into my bbmenu.php and changed the var url in the JS file too:

var url = '../my-plugins/bbmenu.php';

So it now calls the bbmenu.php but this gives some errors, cause it will reload the plugin file:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function add_action() in /bbpress/my-plugins/bbmenu.phpon line 30

How to solve this?

If this aint possible what do I need to add to edit.php so it also safes the stuff to the db?

Hope you guys can help me out

[peiqinglong]

Did you specify to load the admin interface? Make sure this line is inside your bbpress header somewhere: <?php if ( is_bb_profile() ) profile_menu(); ?>

[peiqinglong]

The first problem is in your header, you have:

<php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>, it should be <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?> and with the second import, I'm not sure why style.css is just floating around outside. It should be pointing to your forum so it should be: @import url(“/archas/ram/wordpress/forum/bb-templates/your themestyle.css”);`

The second problem is you have to edit EVERY file in the template. Make a new folder in bb-templates, call it whatever you want and copy all the files from kakumei theme except for images directory into your new folder and change all the files that have <bb_get header()> to <get_header()> and don’t forget the footer and sidebar.

The third problem is you need to style the bbpress stylesheet to match your theme…

[archasek]

in bb-admin panel, it shows only the code of php file.

what bout other questions ?

[fel64]

Haha, Atsutane, fantastic. Continually improving this plugin is great

You spelt “integrated” intergrated by the way – luckily consistently through your code, so it works okay anyway. ^^ Better English is also “in” category rather than inside. Just if you want to know.

[Atsutane]

Update the plugin already. Now u can set the length of the text from BbLD option page. Get it from bbPress plugin page.

Refer to changelog for older update. Hope this gonna solve your problem

[archasek]

ok, i did something like that in my front site, and everything seem to be working ok, but:

– look at forum and at wordpress- there is a little difference between them. text in forum is on the left, out from the table.

– in my bb-admin page i have bad encoding (im polish), i have to use the unicode, dunno what bbpress uses

how to add (activate) plugins for bbpress? i want to have display-name plugin to change moderators names

[peiqinglong]

Make sure that when you enter: require_once( ‘../wp-blog-header.php’);, it’s absolute path. For example: /home/username/archas/ram/wordpress/

To find out what your absolute path is:

1) make a file and call it path.php

2) add this code into the path.php: <?php $p = getcwd(); echo $p; ?>

3) upload it to your wordpress directory and access it http://www.cs.elomza.pl/archas/ram/wordpress/path.php, that will output your path.

For more info: http://www.bui4ever.com/web-itecture/how_to_integrate_wordpress_and_bbpress/

[Null]

It’s not that hard to do. Just google on this and script/excamples will pop-up in no time. Basicly you will have to count the nr of letters and replace all other letters with …

I am at work else I could give an excample….

… not very helpful I know just google

[fel64]

Is there any way of displaying the page numbers (as links) in the thread listing, so that you can jump straight to the latest page? Would be much nicer to navigate. If not, I’ll add it as a ticket to trac? Not sure what the right thing to do is!

[Sam Bauers]

Check your apache error log for PHP errors using tail.

tail -f /var/log/httpd/error_log

On the command line.