[Ben L.]

Could you explain further?

[1onely]

Hello

I need to add code in the panel

[1onely]

ok but when i remove code about latest discussions in front-page.php template >> show tags top forums !!

[1onely]

ok but when i remove code about latest discussions in front-page.php template >> show tags top forums !!

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks!

[Gautam Gupta]

Thanks!

[aaronangelle]

hi gautam

great job. welllll done . keep it up

[aaronangelle]

hi gautam

great job. welllll done . keep it up

[ObjetDart]

I’ve been using it for years to block spam registrations on my forum. However, over the last couple of months it’s become effectively useless. There are bots out there now that defeat it easily. My forum now gets multiple spam registrations per hour and it’s impossible to keep up with. I’ve had no choice but to disable registration completely and tell people to email me instead.

What are people doing currently to block spam registrations to bbPress forums?

[Ben L.]

If you edit your front-page.php template (make a copy and edit the copy), you can remove the code about latest discussions.

[Ben L.]

If you edit your front-page.php template (make a copy and edit the copy), you can remove the code about latest discussions.

[ch8rt]

I suspect it is a trac issue. I had the same with buddypress from there. I’m guessing I must have changed the permissions like you say, whilst I was doing something else.

Never mind

[Rich Pedley]

Probably better to recode and take advantage of what is available in WordPress.

I’m just waiting for the akismet one to be written

[RoyalManG]

I have followed the procedure in the readme.txt, default avatar is displayed in the post and in profile, but I can not change it when I click the Upload Avatar, so I diverted to the home page forum (translate by google tranaslate O )

[John James Jacoby]

Sadly no. The bbPress plugin for WordPress is a complete rewrite of bbPress from the ground up to fit inside of WordPress.

If anyone wanted to step up and write some kind of compatibility code would be neat, but it’s unlikely to ever happen and isn’t on the roadmap is it stands today.

[moffes]

I’ve developed a plugin which is using janrain, which means you can login via facebook, gmail, twitter etc. I’ve got some tweaking left to do, but it works very well and im planning to release it after my clients forum has been released

[moffes]

I’ve developed a plugin which is using janrain, which means you can login via facebook, gmail, twitter etc. I’ve got some tweaking left to do, but it works very well and im planning to release it after my clients forum has been released

[BigJohnny]

Hi I am resolve this problem ))

http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/10/fix-bb-attachments-plugin-of-bbpress/

[BigJohnny]

Hi I am resolve this problem ))

http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/10/fix-bb-attachments-plugin-of-bbpress/

[greenlee]

http://tinyurl.com/6fuqoh2

Couldn’t resist

[greenlee]

http://tinyurl.com/6fuqoh2

Couldn’t resist

[OldCow]

I installed the forum in a sub-domain, did place the rewrite code into the .htaccess file:

RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^forum.my-domain.com

RewriteRule (.*) http://www.forum.my-domain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

It redirects to http://www.forum.my-domain.com, but the login doesn’t work and brings me back to the bb-login.php page.

http://www.forum.my-domain.com/bb-login.php

What do I need to change in the code above to redirect to http://www.forum.my-domain.com and the login works?

[brewhousemedia]

That’s because there’s a bug in the plugin. Or rather the plugin was probably written for an earlier version of bbpress.

To fix the “redirect” issue, you need to edit avatar-upload.php and change line 7 from:

bb_auth(); // logged in?

to:

bb_auth( 'logged_in' ); // logged in?

Now it’s off to do more testing.

[brewhousemedia]

That’s because there’s a bug in the plugin. Or rather the plugin was probably written for an earlier version of bbpress.

To fix the “redirect” issue, you need to edit avatar-upload.php and change line 7 from:

bb_auth(); // logged in?

to:

bb_auth( 'logged_in' ); // logged in?

Now it’s off to do more testing.

[zaerl]

Actually speaking PHP core function parse_url does generate a E_WARNING when the URL cannot be parsed. This happens if the server is running PHP < 5.3.3.

You really should turn off error reporting modifying bb-load.php line 25 (the error_reporting( E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE ); line).

After a quick (very quick) look at bbPress code it seems that they are using urlencode in urlencode_deep. I think that the right approach for the “re” GET variable is to use rawurlencode like it happens with “_wp_http_referer”.