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there are a LOT of threads about this on the forum already. so much so that it’s becoming hard to find threads about anything else
search the site (i recommend the ‘search google’ option) for ‘integration’ or ‘wordpress’.
what you want is possible but not without a considerable amount of time and some intricate theme modification.
you can see my wordpress(MU) + bbpress + buddypress install here:
the forum is actually entirely separate, apart from the wp_users table. what you are seeing is a shared header graphic and cloned stylesheet. that is probably what you need to do.
Hey Matt!
Without too much detail, I’ve been neck deep in theme development, bug patching, code re-factoring and clean-up since the Windows 3.11 and Visual Basic 3.0 days. I’ve been interested in making bbPress be better integrated with WordPress for probably a year or so now? I was a long time phpBB2.0 junkie, and moved to WordPress because I was frustrated at how forcibly linear typical forum software is. When I fell in love with the WordPress way, I quickly found bbPress, and expected it to include all of the features that BuddyPress now does, hence my shift in that direction.
I’d like to help restyle bbpress.org, maybe bring it a little more in line with the other Automattic websites. There’s no doubt that bbPress needs some TLC in the codex and source-code documentation areas too, and I have recent experience absorbing the WP Code Standards from working under Andy with BuddyPress.
Right now my focus is 100% BuddyPress, but since you asked… I’d love to be more involved in all of the WP projects and communities if there’s opportunity.
Topic: PHP Warning: parse_url
In the php_errorlog, there is a common warning, “PHP Warning: parse_url(…..”. This warning is caused within the bb_get_path function in bb-includes/functions.bb-core.php. The common cause of this issue is due to urls being passed to this function in the following format:
/bb-login.php?re=http://example.com/tags.php?tag=sometag
Due to the http:// within the query string, parse_url will fail and log an error. The way to get around this is to pre-pend the website address and http:// to the beginning of the url, such as:
http://example.com/bb-login.php?re=http://example.com/tags.php?tag=sometag
This format is valid with the parse_url function. To change your code to use this format, change the bb_get_path function in bb-includes/functions.bb-core.php to the following:
function bb_get_path( $level = 1, $base = false, $request = false ) {
if ( !$request )
$request = $_SERVER;
if ( is_string($request) )
{
// parse_url throws a warning for a url that has http:// as a query parameter and doesn’t start with http://
$pos = strpos($url, “http://”);
// Check if we found http:// in the string and it’s not at the beginning, and the url starts with a forward slash
if ($pos !== false && $pos > 0 && substr($request,0,1) == “/”)
{
// We got here, so it’s not at the beginning and is in the url. Add in the domain to the beginning
$oldRequest = $request; // Use a new variable since some PHP versions don’t like re-assigning
$request = “http://”.$_SERVER[“HTTP_HOST”].$oldRequest;
}
$request = parse_url($request);
}
if ( !is_array($request) || !isset($request) )
return ”;
$path = rtrim($request, ” tnrx0B/”);
if ( !$base )
$base = rtrim(bb_get_option(‘path’), ” tnrx0B/”);
$path = preg_replace(‘|’ . preg_quote($base, ‘|’) . ‘/?|’,”,$path,1);
if ( !$path )
return ”;
if ( strpos($path, ‘/’) === false )
return ”;
$url = explode(‘/’,$path);
if ( !isset($url[$level]) )
return ”;
return urldecode($url[$level]);
}
Doing this will get rid of the common error in your error log, and prevent site issues.
Note: This will need to be changed if your site is using SSL, such as https://
Topic: bbRating FF issue
Posted this in the bbRating plugin section, but figured my issue would have more exposure if I posted here.
I have bbPress 1.0.2 on a test server with bbRating 0.8.5.
bb_rating() and bb_rating_dingus() work correctly on IE8 and Safari, and oddly does not work in FireFox. Firefox simply doesn’t show anything, looking at the source code it shows the same thing as IE8 and Safari, with my limited coding knowledge I’m not sure what the issue could be.
Also bb_top_topics, which I assume lists the highest rated threads doesn’t do anything on any of the browsers.
Thanks.
Topic: BB Seo Tools Bugs
There’s some conflicts in the bb seo tools plugin with human test. This is the error:
Warning: array_key_exists() [function.array-key-exists]: The second argument should be either an array or an object in /web/htdocs/www.alegria.it/home/forum/my-plugins/bb-seo-tools.php on line 178@_ck_: My code is still working perfectly for me. Post what you are actually using.
I’m using this (with my domain name inserted):
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Target Nofollow External Only
Description: append target="_blank" and rel="nofollow" only on external links
Plugin URI:
Author: _ck_
Version: 0.0.1
*/
add_filter('post_text', 'target_nofollow_external_only',999); // unfortunately we have to do this on every page load and not in pre_post
function target_nofollow_external_only( $text ) {
$domain="citizenkeith.com"; // domain to exclude from target and nofollow
$text = preg_replace('|<a (.*)rel=['"]nofollow['"](.+)?>|iU','<a >', $text); // strip ALL nofollow
$text = preg_replace('|<a (?
[^>]+http
//))(?!([^>]+'.$domain.'))(.+)>|iU', '<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">', $text); // add back in when needed
return $text;
}
?>External links don’t actually work… all the CSS works (rollover changes, etc) but the browser (Firefox and IE for Windows) doesn’t actually recognize a link. I can’t click on it and open it anywhere (same window, new tab, etc).
