[kevinjohngallagher]

When you say it does not work mate, can you tell us what it does instead?

It might be a quick fix

[pagal]

Hmmmmm now I think just johnhiler can solve this Issue because he did it…

This topic will remain open till then johnhiler’s active response and I’ll wait for him

[Rootside]

Wait a minute:

Looks like it might be deep integration that’s causing the problem:

https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/ recommends adding require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/path/to/wp-load.php'); to bb-config.php.

I just added that (using the correct path) to my working installation, and I’m getting the ’email is required’ behaviour again. Delete it, and registration works.

I’m not sure if that means deep integration doesn’t work at all with WP3.0…?

[zaerl]

I don’t think that such a plugin will be useful for a wide audience so I will not build it (it’s also quite annoying to make.) When I make something boring for a single person it’s called job and I’m here just for fun

[pagal]

I’m sorry to tell you people that..its working on localhost correctly but not on live… depressed again…topic still not resolved

[pagal]

@kevinjohngallagher thanks to tease me.. I’m well aware about your attitude..

I’m not a web programmer who can write code…If I able to write code then why I wrote on bbpress? If I bumped my post then you’ve any problem mate?

And I’m really afraid to tell you that …the links you’ve mentioned still not solved…It worked on localhost but not in live…

So I’ll make another post about it and then tell you that, is it good to say people on forums to write their own codes… really bad

[kevinjohngallagher]

I was merely offering a solution. You don’t have to take it.

I actually install WordPress with almost every bbPress forum, even if it’s not needed. I don’t use Deep Integration so there is no overhead. All I do is point my bbPress forum action towards the WordPress page, and it redirects people back to bbPress, without ever seeing WordPress.

Again, it’s merely a solution. It’s not one that you have to take.

but I still need it

Then write it yourself mate

You did already get annoyed and bumped your own post when no-one had replied in under 4 hours. If you need it that desperately, then you should write it yourself

Otherwise, we’re jsut trying to help.

…think beyond

… answering your questions next time? you got it, i’ll think beyond

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EDIT:

Pagal didn’t we actually go over this 4 weeks ago?

Look, what we have here:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wordpress-registration-and-login-via-bbpress

Started by Pagal 4 weeks ago.

Which was solved at :

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/using-login_form-from-bbpress-on-a-wordpress-site

[pagal]

@kevinjohngallagher but I still need it… no need of plugin but code..

if you force all your members to kick off toward wordpress then its your choice not mine and not other members…think beyond

[kevinjohngallagher]

No CSS identifier on it.

No way, that I can see of adding a CSS identifier on it.

The issue with that function, and alot of bbP stuff, is that the output is hardcoded HTML from the core.

With this type of link it’s not really a big deal, but it’s symptomatic of asking the core for one thing (the actual URL) and getting something else in return (a HREF string with text added).

[kevinjohngallagher]

Generic plugins are actually quite good for this, at least the WordPress one is quite ideal. I generally force all my members to register and login via WordPress and that gives me way more options in terms of Plugins and Database

[kevinjohngallagher]

should I waste my time and effort in this forum software

You should never waste your time on anything.

Is it going to stay alive and healthy?

It’s open source software.

It can be anything you want it to be. If at any time it’s not what you want, you can change it

Cos, respectfully, none of us can see into the future.

[pagal]

@ Rich Pedley…

I’m waiting for zaerl’s answer…I think he must have smart solution

[kevinjohngallagher]

Yeah, bbPress doesn’t actually have any parent child functionality, so this isn’t really possible. You could write some custom code to keep a counter somewhere, but it’s more than a pain really.

I’m workingon a plugin that deals with this, but it uses part of the bbProgress framework, and there are some issues to work around before separating it entirely.

[master5o1]

http://tartarus.co.nz/community/topic/welcome

Just look at this post and you will see what I mean. Not sure what’s the problem here. Wasn’t like this on my test server but since it’s gone live this has been the major problem

Quick help is desired.

[Rich Pedley]

It possibly isn’t the sort of thing that a generic plugin is best for. Far better to code for the exact requirements.

Form Builder type plugins are difficult to code, and cover the multittude of things that people may want.

So you may be better off employing someone to code what you are after.

[pagal]

But it can be easily achieved.

Then what you waiting for…bbPress need this plugin..it will be great

contribution.

But I think someone achieved it without any plugin…

see this

http://boards.weddingbee.com/register.php

If you have no time for making this kind of plugin right now….then can you please tell me the code which he use?

Thanks zaerl

[zaerl]

Ok. Keep in mind that building your own URL in that way isn’t a good idea. This:

profile_tab_link(bb_get_current_user_info('id'), 'edit');

hide all the weidness you see in the pastebin (which is actually the code of profile_tab_link with the domain name stripped away. That template function call bb_uri that takes in consideration all the settings specified in the admin panel.

Is there a valid reason for building your own URL? I can’t find one.

[driz]

@zaerl

Just making sure you were aware that the code posted above was what I needed. Thanks.

[zaerl]

I am not a native english speaker nor english is my second language of choice (italian, french, english in descending order of level of fluency reached.) I don’t know what you mean with “that spits out the anchor tag as well.”

An anchor tag is #something at the end of an URL. That piece of code echo this:

http://the-forum/profile/profile-name/edit

which actually is the URL. Did you mean the path? http://pastebin.com/H8r50q4W

[driz]

Thanks. Weird code though. Wish bbPress was more like WordPress…

[driz]

I mean just the url, so like:

[a title=Edit Forum Profile href=ENTER PHP CODE HERE]Edit Profile Link[/a]

[kevinjohngallagher]

Hi Dudd,

_ck_ has her own great forum, http://bbshowcase.com , and that would be the best place to contact her directly.

Also, to the best of my knowledge the bb-anonymous plugin doesn’t store the person’s email to be able to email them. Cos, and i may be wrong (i usually am about bbPress), but if we had their email address saved forever – that wouldn’t be anonymous

They can follow their thread via RSS though.

Kev

[driz]

How can I determine if the user is an admin or not?

I have the following code so far (based on a WordPress one I use):

<?php global $bb_current_user; bb_get_current_user_info(); if ($bb_current_user->bb_user_level == 10 ) { ?><li><a title="Admin" href="http://www.paperviewmagazine.com/forums/bb-admin/">Admin</a></li><?php } ?>

But it doesn’t quite work, I’m guessing the user level is the problem. I know I could use bb_admin_link but I want to write the url myself.

Also how can I get the url for the profile edit page for a logged in user? so for example:

/forums/profile/cameron/edit/

Thanks.

[Ashish Kumar (Ashfame)]

[_ck_]

I’ve now cleaned up the plugin design a little and made the view and output functions separate so it’s easier to understand the flow.

All anyone has to do now is just change the output to their desire near the very the bottom of the code.