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Hi,
i have looked at the language pack and i haven’t seen kurdish language for this portal!
and i see it is really great and modern portal there is translation for many other portal and cms and forums in kurdish sorani like(wordpress,phpbb,punbb,php-fusion,joomla)
so as a name of click to open link in new window website we want to translate this portal to kurdish sorani after your agreement of course, and we will support it in kurdish language
kurdish sorani is rtl language, and it most be UTF-8
please tell me if we can start the translation?
Topic: Features list? Gallery?
Hi folks, doing a forum install for client on a WP site, and trying to use phpBB, which has all the features they need, but the integration leaves something to be desired… outdated plugins, header errors, failed installs, etc.
Would be nice to see in a features list table what bbpress can and cannot do, with or without extra plugins…
Thanks
Jeff
Topic: Why I Can't Choose bbPress
Don’t get me wrong, I want to. bbPress looks wonderful, I love the simplicity and ease of use, as well as it’s integration features which are a huge plus to me. And while I acknowledge that bbPress is going through some tough times (being semi-new and through my understanding, the project lead leaving), I cannot choose bbPress for my site. The worst part about my specific situation is that I’ll most likely end up using it in the future once it’s matured, and knowing that is even more of a kick in the pants.
A lot of times with software, the more simple it is to use, the less features it has to be used. However, bbPress lacks basic bulletin board features – like poll creation, simple appearance settings such as customizing visible forum structures, and even a pre-made registration EULA. Other bulletin boards include prepared terms and conditions to protect your site, bbPress simply asks for your e-mail which with the lack of spam prevention filters like Captchas, even with the right plugin becomes an open door towards floods of spam. Other bulletin boards also give you the ability to, for instance, change the number of how many subforums are visible: Say you have a video game forum, organized as follows: Games (Category), Console/PC (Forums), Microsoft/Sony/Nintendo (Subforums), Xbox/Xbox 360 (Sub-subforums), Hardware/Accessories (etc.). On most forum software, the appearance settings default to showing one set of subforums per-page – e.g. when you click, ‘Console Games’, the next page displays only, ‘Microsoft/Sony/ Nintendo’, and you go from there. bbPress however, defaults to listing them all at once, resulting in enormously long forum pages that can only be changed by editing code. This may not be a problem for a lot of people as it should only require changing one or two lines to fix, but as a basic feature found in most other bulletin boards, to expect people to know how bbPress’ code works would just be wrong, and as such becomes a huge turn off.
In my opinion, one of the biggest bottlenecks and double-edged swords of open source software such as WordPress, bbPress, and even other open source forums, are the plugins. I remember reading a blog discussing the state of bbPress where the poster used the phrase, ‘there’s a plugin for that’. Plugins can be great, but they should also be considered an added bonus and not relied on for basic features. Most plugins are created by a third party, or even people like us. Just for talk sake, lets use wp-united for example. Wp-united is a plugin that links accounts between WordPress and phpbb so people can use their account from one, with the other. Say I used WordPress with phpbb, and then used wp-united to link the two. One day the wp-united team ceases support, and their latest version is incompatible with the new phpbb/WordPress. Now what happens to the huge install base I’ve developed? Do new users now have to register twice? Is my database going to be completely screwed up? bbPress eliminates this problem by having seemless integration with WordPress, but it just shows an example of how plugins can be both a good and bad thing, and how some features (like poll creation) need to be made a part of the main software despite, ‘less code being more’.
And lastly, arguably the number one issue preventing me from using bbPress, is the state of bbPress itself; the development of this software is up in the air with there being two completely different places to discuss it’s progress (this being one of them), and the other claiming talks of turning bbPress into a BuddyPress plugin. So the people new to bbPress, such as myself, don’t know what to do. Should we install the software now? Or wait until it’s a plugin? If we install now and they change it to a plugin, what happens to the standalone installations? Do they get screwed? Are they forced to install BuddyPress and switch everything over? Now I’m only human. I have no problem admitting when I’m wrong, I make mistakes. But even if not all my facts are straight, the fact that doing the research lead to this whole scenario makes for quite the first impression.
I didn’t post this to bash bbPress, I just hoped it would clear some of the confusion and thought it might in some way shape or form help bbPress and it’s users by getting these issues out in the open.
Hi
I am using phpBB 2 with 2300 users
I was okay for a while with that forum… I want to change and update… not sure I do like the phpBB3 tough, so I did a little search. Even tough I am using WP on my article side of site, I am not sure that bbPress is the best choice for me
What forum would be a good choice for
– 2300 user
– french or english
– send PM
– RSS
– Forums and sub-forums
– need to be able to “embed” a youtube video when members are posting
– Profiles
– Avatars and signatures
I use this to try to help me
http://www.forummatrix.org/compare/bbPress+Invision-Power-Board+phpBB+SMF+vBulletin
I had this functionality in my phpBB installation before I switched to BBpress,. A friend of mine wrote me a piece of code which does essentially the same thing. Don’t ask me to extend it. I’m not a programmer.
What does it do:
It will automatically replace keywords and link them to a page you have specified.
Example use:
Deep linking to affiliate products or articles on your website.
How to install it:
1) Open the file “Text2Aff.php”. Specify the keywords and links.
2) Upload it the folder “text2aff” to “my-plugins” folder.
3) Log in to your admin panel and activate the plugin
Version: This is version 0.1 and has been tested with BBpress 1.02
Planned:
Would be great to have some sort of admin panel to manage the keywords and urls. Moving this into the database. You are welcome to extend it. Any comments appreciated.
Credit: Jason from http://www.sourcegps.com
Download URL:
Topic: made the switch
I just want to say thank you to the following people who contributed plugins and made my life much easier.
Thomas Klaiber
Eduardo Graells
Michael Adams
Nightgunner5
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Rich Boakes & Frédéric Petit
Rhys Wynne
Francesco Bigiarini
Well, thats out of the way.
I switched from phpBB3 to bbpress 1.0.2 because I couldn’t stand the huge administration section and the constant spam. In addition I had problems integrating phpbb with wordpress (yes, I tried, wp-united and hated it).
It took me roughly 2 days to implement the forum and wordpress the way it is now and I converted the data from phpbb to bbpress. Lost a lot of users because they couldn’t convert for whatever reason but I managed to keep all the data.
Forum Address: http://www.cichlidexplorer.com/forum
It still needs work!!