I am testing the plugin and really like the simplicity of it. This could be an ‘community’ alternative to Buddypress, because I found Buddypress too heavy for high traffic sites.But what I really like from Buddypress are the public profiles and front end account / admin options.
Are there any plans to make public profiles in this new plugin, instead of using the default WP admin area? Something like BBpress has right now for example..
@ Rich: All the other plug-ins show up fine.
@ CitizenKieth: I am using cyberduck for my uploads, I never had a problem like this before.
I have also tried to install bbpress on 3 other wordpress websites of mine and it does not show either, they are all on the same hosting company, and they all have the latest wordpress.
Thanks Rich, I appreciate it. Hope to see that beta soon and of course I will join the testing. I’m planning on using bbpress live during the beta phase.
@Carmellon, erm you do know that is what this thread is about? JJJ has said he was hoping for a beta release by the end of the year (If I recall correctly).
But you can join in the testing by using the download link on this page:
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/plugin
Finally, not in the readme, copy the bbp-twentyten to your themes directory.
This is not necessary, and you should not do it. One of the latest changes specifically addressed the earlier issue that we were having, and if the theme does not work correctly from within the plugin please, please, let us know.
@Deyson, I assume other plugins show up correctly etc?
Hello, here is the update in order, I upgraded to the latest version of WordPress, re-added the plugin, switched to twenty-ten theme, deactivated all of my plugins and the bbpress plugin still does not show up.
Hello again 
Well I downloaded the zip file from here the third try with no success:
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/plugin#bbp-themes/bbp-default
I unzipped the branches folder, I then renamed the ‘plugin’ folder to ‘bbpress’ and then uploaded the ‘bbpress’ folder to the wp-content/plugins folder and still nothing shows up in the plug-in admin
Here is the link to the test site, where I want to add the bbpress forum to:
http://motion-master-templates.com/test/
I had buddypress running before, but I deactivated all the associated buddpress plug-ins prior to uploading bbpress.
I would really like to start playing with bbpress
Thank you.
John James Jacoby: For people running into issues on Windows local installs, svn up and test the most recent trunk. The solution isn’t very pretty but appears to work on all server configs.
I love this (ugly) solution, thanks for taking the time to do what you did, and if what Ryan Boren did in a particular change in WordPress helped too then grand! With this, you can tell Automattic made a good call adding you to the team (congratulations again!)
Rich Pedley: Works OK for me, I never thought of just changing that portion (doh).
You always think about it after you see the change made, I’m sure I’d been playing about with that at one stage but had nothing like the final ”solution” shows … least we’ve got JJJ to help us! 
DeysonOrtiz: I dropped the ‘plugin’ folder into the wp-content/plugins folder and then changed the folder named ‘plugin’ to bbpress.
By rights it should show up fine in either folder. So inside the /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/ directory do you see a bbpress.php file? Can you just double check all the files needed to run the bbPress Plugin have been uploaded!
For people running into issues on Windows local installs, svn up and test the most recent trunk. The solution isn’t very pretty but appears to work on all server configs.
I found that to exclude multiple forums, it has to be a negative value in exclude:
get_latest_topics('exclude=-3,-16,-28')
according to the wordpress codex, the numbers are supposed to be in ascending order, so I assume order is important in bbpress too.
I have downloaded the latest version of this plugin and placed it inside the /wp-content/plugins/ folder but it doesn’t show up in the Plugins area of WP-Admin and therefore I can’t activate it! Does it need activating somewhere else?
I’m on bbPress latest trunk, testing bbPM 1.0.1 and I’ve never had any problem at all.
I’m on bbPress latest trunk, testing bbPM 1.0.1 and I’ve never had any problem at all.
Still no admin area. I’ve deactivated/reactivated a number of times. I’ve even deleted all the files and re-uploaded it and deactivated/reactivated. Still no enjoy. I’m using the latest SVN for testing purposes and downloaded the zip
Some time ago, a forum I’m on a lot had it’s bbPress updated. Lots of stuff got fixed by that, but even more broke. Mostly plugins, for an example, the old PM plugin doesn’t seem to support line breaks anymore. Nor does quotes within HTML world at all. As an example, if I’d write <a href=”url” I’d get <a href=”url”” (same with spaces) with a few extra troubles.
So my question is this simply, what is the recommended way to fix a forum with many bugs. Is it smarter to just update the PM plugin to the latest version, even though old PM’s will be removed? Or is it possible to fix linebreaks within PM’s? And how would I go about fixing the quote within HTML problem?
I am not sure if there is any latest Arabic bbPress language packs, but a place I have often found useful as a resource for translation is – http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/bbpress-translation-internationalization-into-local-languages
I am not sure if there is any latest Arabic bbPress language packs, but a place I have often found useful as a resource for translation is – http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/bbpress-translation-internationalization-into-local-languages
Is the New Topic form supposed to be in the sidebar? I noticed that the reply form is fine… right underneath the current posts, as expected.
Here’s a screen capture of my test install:
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m36/citizenkeith/bbpress.jpg
I don’t believe that is possible in bbPress without the use of a plugin, and on doing a quick search it does bring up bbPages but it is possible it’ll not work, going by a few comments anyway? — I know you said no plugins, but that’s the only way I know how to do it using latest version released!
I don’t believe that is possible in bbPress without the use of a plugin, and on doing a quick search it does bring up bbPages but it is possible it’ll not work, going by a few comments anyway? — I know you said no plugins, but that’s the only way I know how to do it using latest version released!
Oh no… that´s so fucking ugly. Nobody understands what that shit means.
Is there no simpler solution to this?
Human test was so elegant in comparison.-
Oh no… that´s so fucking ugly. Nobody understands what that shit means.
Is there no simpler solution to this?
Human test was so elegant in comparison.-
While developing and testing my bbPress Mobile XMLRPC interface, I have come across a situation where the poster IP would be of the server that bbPress Mobile is hosted on, not the actual poster’s IP address.
I would like to suggest that it be possible for the poster’s IP address be able to be set if the post is sent through XMLRPC. This way, I would be able to pass-through the IP address of the poster through bbPress Mobile. Fall back would be of the server’s IP that hosts bbPress Mobile.
I understand that it would currently be working correctly for a client that is on the user’s machine, such as a native Android application.
I’m going to try and figure out whether I can incorporate this functionality into my XMLRPC Client Info plugin or whether I need to patch bbPress core.
