[thomasklaiber]

Ehm … donno where exactly should I get errors?

I installed this file .. I can post … I can login .. I can access the Portal-Configuration …

Everything seems to work for me.

[spencerp]

Um, I don’t see why it’d be a problem though.. but, it’s always better safe then sorry. However, someone made a WordPress theme, based on the WordPress.org/WP support forums theme.. so.. I dunno.. we’ll have to wait and see what the Uppy Ups say I guess..

spencerp

/If it’s a no-go, it might be because they’d want their own “signature” forum theme.. who knows though..

[spencerp]

I love it!! You did an awesome job on the theme/forums there..

/Get’s in line for downloading a copy of it, once she’s going to share it.. LoL!

spencerp

/By the way, your link still stands on my main site: spencerp.net … under one of the links sections.. I haven’t been there in a while though, but will stop in again then.. I promise!

[spencerp]

Oh yeah, I agree totally about how it could “slow down” a forum. I’m not worried about that really, I’m specifically asking if/for this to be possible with bbPress, so I don’t have to use those *other* forum softwares though..

I guess I’ll have to wait on what Josh comes up with, I think he’s planning on doing something about this then.. whee!

spencerp

[Nicki Faulk]

Thank you, ardentfrost.

re: version – Whoops! Right you are, my bad.

[ardentfrost]

btw, you’re using memberlist .73c, not .73a

[ardentfrost]

Very nice looking. Glad you’re using a few of my plugins Theming bbpress isn’t so easy yet, but it’s doable and you certainly did a good job.

[chrishajer]

That php error is usually caused by white space/blank lines before the <?php or after the closing ?>. I would check for that first.

[Nicki Faulk]

Yeah, I know that once theming ability is added to bbPress, I’ll probably be fixing several things on this theme! LOL

But hey, it’s yet another toy for me to muck up, I mean, play with.

[Null]

Hi,

My plugin has a post form. It works all great, but seems to conlfict with every other post form from the forum. Only the form from my plugin works, all others (like posting a reply) will generate errors.

If tried to resolve this by adding an hidden field:

<input type=”hidden” name=”portalforum” value=”1″ />

so this form is only used when value is 1:

if ($_POST['portalforum'] == 1)

This seems to resolve the problem, but ow i get another error:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by etc etc

Any ideas of how to fix this? Or to only use the form when in the admin area?

Thx

[Nicki Faulk]

Thank you, Trent.

I just may do that. I’m still working out little kinks here and there (mostly spacing issues), but I’ll definitely share here when I’m finished (or at least satisfied LOL!).

[Nicki Faulk]

I’ve tried to match it up as close as possible to the main site without looking too “off” and feel that I’ve done a pretty good job.

http://www.nowwerecookin.org/bbpress/

You’ll need a p/w and username: test/test

Plugins used:

• Allow Images 0.7.1
• Avatar .73a
• bbEmoticons version 0.72
• Memberlist .73a
• Google Sitemap Generator .6
• BBPress Private Messaging 0.73
• Use Display Name 0.7.2
• Online List 1.3-fix
• WordPress Integration .7

(all plugs found via these forums )

Feedback would be greatly appreciated. I’ve checked on Firefox 2.0 and IE 6.0 but would love to hear from users of other browsers!

Thanks in advance, and a huge thanks to those who’ve posted these plugins, as well as the FAQ and other solutions. Skinning this thing has been a bear, but everything else has been relatively easy as pie.

[Nicki Faulk]

Very nice!

Worked perfectly the first time. One tiny detail I would add: users whose bbpress install is in a directory named anything other than “forums” will need to change the RewriteRule in order to reflect the correct path. I almost missed that part.

[chrishajer]

Thanks

[skrimpy]

Chris – I’d be glad to. I opened post.php (found in bb-templates or in my-templates) and modified it by placing <?php post_sig(); ?> into the code.

my finished code section looked like this:

<div class="threadpost">

<div class="post"><?php post_text(); ?><?php post_sig(); ?></div>

<div class="poststuff"><?php _e('Posted:'); ?> <?php bb_post_time(); ?> <a href="<?php post_anchor_link(); ?>">#</a> <?php post_ip_link(); ?> <?php post_edit_link(); ?> <?php post_delete_link(); ?></div>

</div>

I then saved and uploaded this into my-templates.

I’m going to try and do some more customizing to get the sigs to look just the way I want them to on my forums. I’ll post if I’m successful

[spencerp]

YES! Once again gerd damn-its, testing a bunch of crap out the arse.. for Josh there.. it’s FINALLY working both ways now.. whee!!

http://spencerp.net/forums/

http://spencerp.net/forums/mlist/

http://spencerp.net/forums/mlist.php

Now, maybe, hopefully, some time soon here.. I’ll be able to actually work on MY theme’s for the blogs… because I’m already 7 months behind on the crap.. sigh..

spencerp

/It’s fun though.. being the guinea pig .. of a bbpress plugin pimp! lmao

[ardentfrost]

Ok, it’s updated. You should download version .73c (for a small change) then add this in your .htaccess file if you need to have the rewrite rules in that location:

RewriteRule ^mlist/ /forums/mlist.php? [L,QSA]

[ardentfrost]

.73b is on my download page ( http://faq.rayd.org/memberlist/ )

And I never said you were attacking my skill. If you don’t like the error message that you should never see, then change it. Again, it is open source. Just open mlist.php that you put in your root directory; it’s at the end of the file.

And it sounds like you are having a similar problem as spencer. He turns on permalinks and it works for everything except my plugins, whereas my plugins work fine for myself and others who have permalinks on.

If the problem persists, you can either turn off pretty permalinks until I figure out what the problem is, or you can change the function on line 100 in bb-memberlist.php in your my-pluins directory to this:

function bb_get_memberlist_link( $tag = '' ) {

global $bb;

if ( $bb->mod_rewrite )

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "mlist.php" . ( '' != $tag ? "?$tag" : '' );

else

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "mlist.php" . ( '' != $tag ? "?$tag" : '' );

return apply_filters( 'get_memberlist_link', $r );

}

[Nola1974]

I wasn’t talking about your programming skill, I was commenting that saying “f’ed in the A’ isn’t a very appropriate thing to put in code that will be appearing on other people’s sites. I didn’t mean for it to be a personal attack.

I have pretty permalinks turned up, but not sure if my .htaccess file is working like it should. WHenever I add new plugins, they dont seem to work with pretty permalinks. (pm, mlist etc…) I tried going to bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php but it just redirects me to the main page. Perhaps bb-press is assuming I’m in a bbpress directory?

there’s a .73b? I’m running .73 currently. I’ve looked all over the site and cant find a mention of downloaing a .73b version.

[Nola1974]

Hmm. I keep getting taken to ‘mlist’ instead of mlist.php

Then, when I change it to mlist.php in the plugin, I get

Oh Snap! Your memberlist got F'd in the A

Real professional.

[Nicki Faulk]

Yes, I’m integrated.

[Nicki Faulk]

Not sure why, but I had to make these changes to get the PM links to work for me:

if ( $bb->mod_rewrite )

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "message" . ( '' != $tag ? "$tag" : '' );

to

if ( $bb->mod_rewrite )

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "message.php" . ( '' != $tag ? "$tag" : '' );

and

if ( $bb->mod_rewrite )

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "pm" . ( '' != $tag ? "$tag" : '' );

to

if ( $bb->mod_rewrite )

$r = bb_get_option('uri') . "pm.php" . ( '' != $tag ? "$tag" : '' );

Works great though!

EDIT: I get this error when I add the pm_user_link bit to my post.php

“bbPress database error: [Table ‘CENSORED_DB_NAME’ doesn’t exist]

SELECT * FROM bb_users WHERE ID = 1″

I never could figure out why I was getting that, so I just deleted that bit, but otherwise seems to be working fine.

[skrimpy]

figured it out I have it working now. I needed to mod post.php

[skrimpy]

I also had this issue noticed by a user of my forum running IE6. I changed the code as said above and he reported the pink gone. The screenshot he sent doesn’t show alternating grey and white topics/forums as my screen shows (I’m running firefox). It’s all solid white.

Has anyone been able to further address this issue with IE6?

[Nicki Faulk]

GREAT FAQ!

The Permalinks solution fixed my problems in a jiffy!

(Silly me, I re-installed 3 times before *finally* finding the FAQ … no more turkey for me! )