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Definitely no chance at all that the content is identical. It’s like a 2 or 3 page post.
I turned on the slug and – IT POSTED!
So you’re right on with that… problem is I really seriously don’t want those slugs being shown. So is this just a bug that can be fixed perhaps?
Thanks!
Jonathan
I can guarantee you with 100% confidence that a bbPress plugin update alone will *never* nuke any files outside of the
/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/folder.When you update any WordPress plugin through the auto-updater, it deletes the plugin folder, recreates it, and puts the contents of the new version in there; that’s it.
There’s absolutely no way that bbPress is responsible for doing anything inside your wp-content/themes/ directory. If you made changes to files inside the bbPress plugin folder, then you broke the first rule of using a WordPress plugin.
I’m no sysadmin, so understanding what is happening is a bit beyond me right now.
Here’s what I was doing to cause the 403 error:
1. I wanted to test to see what bbpress does with a really long forum post title, so I tried the following:
Let’s create a really crazy long title name to see if the table properly removes any extra text from the title or not
The body of the post says:
Well I hope that title above was long enough, I can’t imagine any forum titles being longer than this one.
When I click submit, I get a 403error below:
[Fri May 27 20:21:10 2011] [error] [client 76.121.8.129] mod_security: Access denied with code 403. Pattern match ":space:+(select|grant|delete|insert|drop|alter|replace|truncate|update|create|rename|describe):space:+[A-Z|a-z|0-9|\\*| |\\,]+:space:+(from|into|table|database|index|view):space:+[A-Z|a-z|0-9|\\*| |\\,]" at POST_PAYLOAD [severity "EMERGENCY"] [hostname "mysite.com"] [uri "/forum/prayer-requests/healing/"] [unique_id "TeA-9kUuJUQAABVAGuk"]I am unsure of how to interpret the error, and what steps I need to take in order to resolve the problem. Hope this error helps identify something.
The sanity check that I do in the breadcrumb is to check if the root slug is being included in the forums or not. If there’s no root slug, in the URL, then there’s no definitive breadcrumb that bbPress could know about. My logic may still be flawed here though.
You can manipulate the inclusion of the links on customized setups (such as the one I know you have.)
Check out the plugin code and adjust it to suit your needs in your custom theme.
When 2.0 goes gold, we’re committed to the code and functions that ship with it. So some objects might shift during shipping.
If you aren’t able follow the instructions provided, these kinds of things will happen. Revisit what you couldn’t do, and that should alleviate your woes. Hint: the functions.php code is also responsible for enqueueing the CSS.
If you aren’t able follow the instructions provided, these kinds of things will happen. Revisit what you couldn’t do, and that should alleviate your woes. Hint: the functions.php code is also responsible for enqueueing the CSS.
That function was removed and merged with another that did essentially the same check. The standard bbp-twentyten theme files won’t have this problem.
You’ve just experienced first hand why it’s best to use the built in theme compatibility if, particularly if you’re not a developer that keeps up with the code changes.
Looks like it is possible to register new users with a link like this:
http://riftlabs.com/wp/wp-login.php?action=register
This displays a page saying “WordPress – Register for this site” which is a bit confusing
Is there a way to register new users in such a way that it looks like users are signing up to the forum and not to WordPress?
Also, the email confirmation roundtrip takes the users back to the homepage. It would be super if it took the user back to the forum.
Cheers,
Morten
Hi
The forum plugin is amazing and I love it. Huge kudos!
I’m trying to get a forum up and running at http://www.riftlabs.com
I’m using bbPress with an existing Woo template.
The (only?) thing I can’t seem to add is user registration. There is no widget or shortcode for it.
I tried adding bbPress – TwentyTen as a child theme, but that messes up the layout, which is to be expected, I guess.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Morten
Hi,
I dont know what happen, currently I found my bbpress (1.0.3) admin could not open the user admin page with error “You are not allowed to do this here”.
Currently my bbpress template was integrated with wordpress they installed separately.
You can look the page here: http://teknoinfo.web.id/forum
previously it works fine, after i do some changes regarding bug in the count bbpress from here http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/problems-on-recount-tools-after-upgrade-102-to-103, not sure its related or not.
From the error_log i found:
[28-Apr-2011 02:36:13] ERROR: bbPress database error – “Table ‘latqueir_teknoforum.bb_privatemessages’ doesn’t exist” for query “SELECT * FROM
bb_privatemessages” via caller “bb_activate_plugin, include, bbPM->bbPM, bbPM->update”[28-Apr-2011 10:33:17] ERROR: bbPress database error – “Table ‘lat_teknoforum.tekno_users’ doesn’t exist” for query “SELECT * FROM
wp_usersWHEREuser_loginin (‘raffaell’);” via caller “require_once, require_once, require_once, bb_current_user, bb_get_current_user, WP_Auth->get_current_user, WP_Auth->validate_auth_cookie, WP_Users->get_user”[03-May-2011 06:24:52] PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function get_terms() on a non-object in /home7/latqueir/public_html/teknoinfo/forum/bb-admin/includes/functions.bb-recount.php on line 167
Is there anyone experience this ?
I don’t want to hijack the thread where JJJ and I were talking about the template locations filling up my theme root, so here is a new post.
I was playing around with an idea, and before I go to far with it, I was curious what you think.
You had mentioned that this type of system was expressly forbidden by wp, due to having to search all folders for files before proceeding. That would be a nightmare, but here I am defining the folders up front, so it ‘should’ be just as fast, though I am unsure of how to bench test it.
If we could get a system in place like this, then it would clean up the theme area considerably.
I am using the same logic on a number of client sites and it works perfectly, though they are not using bbpress or buddypress. I simply use it for my own custom post-types.
example:
public function template_include( $template ) {
if ( get_query_var('post_type') == $this->post_type ) {
if ( is_single() ) {
if ( $single = locate_template( array( $this->post_type.'/single.php') ) )
return $single;
}
if ( is_paged() ) {
if ($paged = locate_template( array( $this->post_type.'/archive.php') ) )
return $paged;
}
else { // loop
return locate_template( array(
$this->post_type . '/index.php',
$this->post_type . '.php',
'index.php'
));
}
}
return $template;
}This would completely change the structure of bbpress template names, but could potentially allow me to store everything inside 3 folders ‘forums/topics/replies’.
I’m sure there would be much more to it than that….
What do you think of this type of approach?
*right now it is quite generic and would effect all custom post_types, which would not be good. Changing to be bbpress specific would prob just be a matter of defining types in the array vs. all
I’m really asking because even though I know I could get this to work, I am quite curious how this would end up effecting buddypress when combined with bbpress.
Would a system like this be a deal breaker?
Good idea or bad?
