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Sorry; I don’t understand the question. bbPress won’t move any files for you on its own. You mentioned that you’ve physically moved files (hopefully you copied, and did not remove them from the bbPress folder.) By putting
add_theme_support( 'bbpress' );
in your theme, you’re telling bbPress “I don’t need your help anymore and I have everything under control.” If you didn’t copy all of the files correctly, then bbPress won’t know what to do.
Sorry; I don’t understand the question. bbPress won’t move any files for you on its own. You mentioned that you’ve physically moved files (hopefully you copied, and did not remove them from the bbPress folder.) By putting
add_theme_support( 'bbpress' );
in your theme, you’re telling bbPress “I don’t need your help anymore and I have everything under control.” If you didn’t copy all of the files correctly, then bbPress won’t know what to do.
I don’t think it’s too long. There are numerous long term infrastructure decisions to be made before creating an entirely new missing section of a live site. I understand your sense of urgency, but I need you to trust that it will happen when it can happen.
Developers should have plenty of documentation within the bbPress code itself; it’s all properly phpDoc’ed with great examples on what the functions do and how to use them. If you’re curious how to do something, take a walk down
I don’t think it’s too long. There are numerous long term infrastructure decisions to be made before creating an entirely new missing section of a live site. I understand your sense of urgency, but I need you to trust that it will happen when it can happen.
Developers should have plenty of documentation within the bbPress code itself; it’s all properly phpDoc’ed with great examples on what the functions do and how to use them. If you’re curious how to do something, take a walk down
arpowers: You mean forums including forums, topics, replies, user profiles etc. or just forums? For the latter, you can usebbp_is_forum().bbPress 2.0 plugins can be found here.
I’ve just found an old 1.03 bbpress install with a ton of spam posts and spam tags. I don’t want to start over completely. I suppose going thru phpMyAdmin directly would be fastest, unless the 2.0 beta has new admin options in the backend.
To remove unwanted posts, I can just run a query for all posts created after a certain date in the bb_posts table.
How do I remove tags? I’m not sure what the relationship between bb_terms, bb_term_relationships, and bb_term_taxonomy are.
Are there other tables I need to look at where SPAM might have gotten in?
After I get rid of all the SPAM I’ll be looking to move to 2.0 asap
Oh right, I remembered that I hardcoded the capabilities, using the $wp_user_roles global.
bbPress can’t add the custom caps it needs in this case.
Oh right, I remembered that I hardcoded the capabilities, using the $wp_user_roles global.
bbPress can’t add the custom caps it needs in this case.
@Tokyorock Refresh your permalink settings
go to permalinks, just hit save changes
Wow neat.
The _insert_ style functions will happen before 2.0 gets released.
Any chance you can host this in a file somewhere rather than having a large code block?
Wow neat.
The _insert_ style functions will happen before 2.0 gets released.
Any chance you can host this in a file somewhere rather than having a large code block?
