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  • #54400
    lonemadmax
    Member

    OK, here it is. Notice though that the selection box is added using evil ways. You may be all well and good if you don’t add it, though. More info in the README.

    A few modifications and it will become a nice plugin that saves the user preferred theme in the db and id not annoying (and only works for registered users when logged in). Will that be useful to anyone?

    #50414

    In reply to: Importing from vanilla

    Ziyphr
    Member

    The last phpBB to Vanilla converter doesn’t work perfectly with the latest Vanilla so needs some fiddling. Both Vanilla and bbPress could do with investing in a universal converter similar to what punBB has. It’s a lot of work but will be worthwhile.

    #50413

    In reply to: Importing from vanilla

    bbolman
    Participant

    Is there a vanilla to phpbb deal? That seems like the easiest way to go…

    the bbPress folks ought to consider hiring a team member or somebody to just work on importers. Without them it makes getting people to make the move just that much harder.

    #54814

    In reply to: Rewriting URLs

    mirce
    Member

    Marky,

    I have the same issue. I want to switch from PHPBB to bbPress and keep the internal links the same. You can try to adjust my plugin for this:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/771

    Depending on how the links are right now at PHPBB you may be able to do it.

    #1451
    marky
    Member

    I switched from phpBB to bbPress recently thanks very much in part to a script found in these forums.

    Now, many of the existing posts contain links to each other in the old phpBB format /topic.php?t=123. Since the topic IDs have stayed the same in the conversion process, I’d like to use ModRewrite to automatically redirect to the new /topic/123 URL scheme. I’ve tried the following in my .htaccess, but it doesn’t appear to work. (Admittedly, my knowledge of ModRewrite is shaky at best.)

    RewriteEngine on
    RewriteRule ^/forums/viewtopic.php?t=([0-9]+)$
    /forums/topic/$1 [R]

    (In the real code there isn’t a linebreak on the second line.)

    Does anyone have any advice?

    #49991
    ebotunes
    Member

    Yes, I encountered this problem last night. I had to manually add the topic_resolved field to the bb_topics table then it worked fine.

    other than that – superb script – worked a treat – thanks very much!!

    ebo

    #54399
    Null
    Member

    Go ahead then :D

    #54398
    lonemadmax
    Member

    If it’s for a demo, wouldn’t an ad hoc patch be enough? I have not delved into the code, but I guess that adding the name of the chosen theme to the user cookie and changing the function that tells what template is in use to look there first (if necessary) would do. Well, and the dropdown box to select theme, of course.

    #54537
    intellivision
    Participant

    I agree that how they work is more important. But having used phpBB, where they call plugins “mods” — easily confused with “moderator” — now is the time to simplify. That’s just an example of how terms can be misunderstood.

    Newbies will be using this software every day for 1, 5, even 12 years. Every 10th or 100th newbie will waste a 1/2 hour because of the theme/template overlap disconnect, and you’ll come up with a ton of unnecessary hair-pulling-outing.

    I guess my point is with all the elegance and simplicity inherent in bbPress, why leave this confusion?

    #54666

    In reply to: Import SMF to bbPress

    lonemadmax
    Member

    Sometime ago I adapted a script that imports data from phpBB. Some of the changes are probably a Bad Thing, but it worked for me (about 40 users, 15 forums, 150 topics and 800 posts).

    Among the changes:

    • Keeps current users, forums, etc. in bbPress. The new forum had started, so I wanted that, even though most new messages were just for testing.
    • When an SMF username is found in the bbPress DB, the bbPress user is assigned to the SMF one. Otherwise, a new user is created.
    • Imports tags that can’t be used in bbPress, such as table, flash and some stupid formatting stuff.
    • Probably other things I don’t remember.

    Jump to the CONFIGURATION SECTION and change to match your setup and liking. Wherever you see phpbb it really means smf, of course. One of the things I didn’t do was that type of cleanup. Also, despite the comments saying that you need a fresh new install of bbPress, that’s not true anymore.

    Keep in mind that data reuse only happens with users. If a forum or a topic exists in bbPress with the same name that one from SMF, you’ll probably get two topics with the same name (different ID number, though). I haven’t tested this, and I don’t know if that means problems.

    Also, subforums become forums on their own, as bbPress uses a flat one-level system. If you are using the plugin that allows for subforums, you may be able to correct this afterwards, or even add the code to the script so that it is done.

    If you don’t want any of the probably Bad Things I introduced, get the original one and look compare the

    $export_sql

    lines to have a feeling of what to change.

    Now, if there’s any interest, where do I send it?

    #54665

    In reply to: Import SMF to bbPress

    Trent Adams
    Member

    There is nothing written or in the works that I know of, but if you can get into phpBB format, there is an importer:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/search.php?q=import

    Trent

    #54647
    Null
    Member

    We need a dl page with a list with these language files like:

    http://www.phpbb.com/downloads.php (you need to scroll down a bit)

    #54260
    mrpapasworld
    Member

    you can see this in work now at http://test.158th.com

    still some styling work to do and such… also going to port the forums and data in from phpBB (actually nukeBB)

    #1401
    intellivision
    Participant

    …like in WordPress? The additional use of “template” will tend to divide and confuse, no?

    Like how, across software, plugins are either “mods”, “modules”, “extensions” or “addons”.

    Now’s the time! We can still consolidate the concept into one term.

    I’m splitting hairs, I know ;-). bbPress is wonderful. Thanks so much to the developers. I’m a phpBB veteran (admin), and bbPress is so nice I want to cry.

    #54500
    chrishajer
    Participant
    #54499
    Trent Adams
    Member

    I don’t believe that anyone has tried to write a converter for punBB directly into bbPress. I would try and find a punBB to phpBB converter and then use the phpBB to bbPress converter. It might not be the easiest thing to do, but unfortunetely, I think that is the only progression we have right now.

    Trent

    #54025
    ateale
    Member

    hey Lingmeister

    i used this:

    http://www.iteisa.com/phpbb2bbpress/

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/402?replies=27#post-2126

    what is the problem you are having?

    I had problems initially – something to do with PHP 5 or something – check that link above

    good luck!

    AT

    #54397
    Trent Adams
    Member

    Agreed. Once the templates really start flowing, we can get our own theme switcher or maybe we can throw something up on Pro Forums for it. Either way, it will take a little time.

    Trent

    #49990
    Trent Adams
    Member

    The support forum functions were removed with 0.8 and so10 placed these functions into a plugin. I am sure there is only a few small changes that will not take very long.

    Trent

    #49989
    ljhardy
    Member

    Trent –

    I’ll post the errors when I get home tonight. I think that it probably had to do with changes in the database, if I remember correctly I think it was with the “topic resolved” field?

    Len

    #1380
    Null
    Member

    Well just look here:

    http://www.phpbb.com/styles/demo.php

    Really would like to have something like this

    #49988
    Trent Adams
    Member

    That is a good question. I have yet to test it on the most recent version of bbPress. I guess if nothing else you can run it on an install of 0.74 and get it working and then upgrade bbPress to 0.8 afterwards if nothing else. What were the errors?

    Trent

    #49987
    ljhardy
    Member

    Does anybody know if this script is supposed to work with the latest release of bbpress (.8)? I ran into some problems importing some of the tables.

    Thanks, Len

    #54307
    lingmiester
    Member

    Hi Trent,

    Thanks for this. Sorry but I think this is a very bad joke, especially if people like myself are coming over because of spammers killing phpbb.

    Well at least this is cleared up.

    #49986
    lingmiester
    Member

    PHEW! I’m so sorry. I so nieve with such things. Thanks for the check thru.

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