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  • #101168
    kiddbin
    Member

    At least you spoke up, imagine how many other people have tried to post here and gave up in vain and wrote off bbpress entirely.wholesale tiffany

    This is why I tell people not to use akismet but human-test/blocklist instead and rely on mods to look for bad postswholesale Pandora.

    #96118
    kiddbin
    Member

    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’.

    Friendship jewelry wholesale

    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.wholesale tiffany 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 straightwholesale Pandora

    #101218
    kiddbin
    Member

    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’.

    Friendship jewelry wholesale

    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.wholesale tiffany 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 straightwholesale Pandora

    #35709
    Submachiner
    Member

    I deleted a topic by mistake, and now in admin I go to undelete it. It gives me this error: “There is a problem with that topic, pardner.”

    What does this mean. We recently upgraded to the latest bbpress version. i tested this out on other deleted topics and even posts. get the same error. for posts its There is a problem with that post, pardner.

    #94479

    From what I can gather, I suppose this means there won’t be any bbpressplugin-as-BuddyPress-component testing until some later stage

    i would assume bp1.3. though tempting to see what it takes now to get the new bbp coexisting. :P

    #54448

    In reply to: Add nofollow to links

    Alex
    Participant

    This is driving me crazy. I cannot get any of the target=”_blank” or “nofollow” plugins to work. I’m using the default kakumei theme with the latest WordPress installation. Has the plugin code changed?

    #94476
    Erlend
    Participant

    We need a “test.bbpress.org” or smt! :)

    From what I can gather, I suppose this means there won’t be any bbpressplugin-as-BuddyPress-component testing until some later stage?

    #94473
    Ricardo
    Participant

    just tested it online…no problems so far… created a few forums, topics etc to test it out… will test this later after i get off work, forum display needs a bit of teaking but it would be great if the simple:press integration method could be done withh bbpress.

    #94465
    miruru
    Member

    I am looking forward to this and I want to thank you guys for working on it. I’m just testing the plugin from the trac for any bugs etc and was wondering, how do you display the forum itself on the site or has it not got that far yet? Backend seems to be working ok.

    #96029

    In reply to: bb Mystique Theme v1.0

    Gautam Gupta
    Participant

    Well, the gap is deliberate – you can see that in the original Mystique theme too. To remove that, you can put this at the end of the theme’s style.css:

    .shadow-right{ padding-bottom: 0 !important; }

    And the icons aren’t actually hidden – when you hover the icons, they should come out – but that’s only possible when you’ve the latest version of jQuery running (that is in bbPress dev aka trunk version, not in 1.0.2 or below). So what you can do is, download the latest jQuery and replace it with the one present on your server (bb-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js).

    #101129

    In reply to: bb Mystique Theme v1.0

    Gautam Gupta
    Participant

    Well, the gap is deliberate – you can see that in the original Mystique theme too. To remove that, you can put this at the end of the theme’s style.css:

    .shadow-right{ padding-bottom: 0 !important; }

    And the icons aren’t actually hidden – when you hover the icons, they should come out – but that’s only possible when you’ve the latest version of jQuery running (that is in bbPress dev aka trunk version, not in 1.0.2 or below). So what you can do is, download the latest jQuery and replace it with the one present on your server (bb-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js).

    #35687
    neilw1
    Member

    Hello,

    Can anyone tell me how to change the order of items in the registration page that are set by custom plug-ins?

    I have ‘human test’ and ‘clickcha’ but people keep mis-registering because the human test is shown below the clickcha and when they click on the clickcha it submits the page – and they haven’t entered the human test result at that time.

    I just want to change the order to swap these two round.

    Thanks.

    #63079
    Alex
    Participant

    None of these seem to work for me in the latest version of bbPress. Any ideas on how to get this working?

    #94460
    Gautam Gupta
    Participant

    Just to keep you people updated, this is the progress so far:

    1. Topic & Post Counts – This works fine, except for displaying post counts in forums, jjj said that he’s working on a patch which would be ready by Sunday.
    2. Voice Counts – Check #1330, has patch
    3. Rough Template – Done, except for front-end posting
    4. Admin area clean-up – This is pretty fine
    5. User’s Profiles, Posts, Favorites – Todo

    If you’re interested in development, then you can checkout a copy of the plugin, test out patches or create tickets for bugs/enhancements etc.

    Mealin
    Member

    Hi,

    I’ve some strange trouble with my bbpress forum (host with 000webhost) :

    Sometimes, after posting something i’m not able to join it again. Can’t access to it even if i empty cache, cookie …

    It go back normally few times after each times but it’s very very unpleasant…

    2 forum with the same issue and pretty much same plugins

    Allow Images

    BBcode Buttons Toolbar

    BBcode Lite

    bbPM

    bbPress Polls

    bbPress signatures

    bbPress Smilies

    bbPress Suite de la Modération

    bb Topic Views

    BBVideo

    Hidden Forums

    Hidden Forums Tag Filter

    Human Test for bbPress

    Live Comment Preview

    Post Count Plus – Dynamic.Titles & More!

    Post Notification

    Super Search

    Terms of Service

    Topic Icons

    Unread Posts

    Any ideas ?

    Ps : my english is ugly so if something isn’t understandable say it please ;-)

    #96239
    zaerl
    Participant

    So take the codomain.

    Just kidding. Just try the software in a test server.

    #101339
    zaerl
    Participant

    So take the codomain.

    Just kidding. Just try the software in a test server.

    Jive Dig
    Member

    I’m just setting up a test forum, and i quickly made 2 forum titles.

    When i click on either i get an Error 404 – Not Found

    Whats going on?

    #94455
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    the plugin isn’t due for release, a version for alpha testing is though. It is unlikely to be ready for a live site for some time.

    (at least that is my understanding)

    #96149

    In reply to: White Screen on Step2

    chrishajer
    Participant

    Where did you download bbPress from? Sounds like you don’t have BackPress and possibly downloaded the latest trunk release, which will not include BackPress. The best way to run the latest trunk version is to install via subversion.

    #101249

    In reply to: White Screen on Step2

    chrishajer
    Participant

    Where did you download bbPress from? Sounds like you don’t have BackPress and possibly downloaded the latest trunk release, which will not include BackPress. The best way to run the latest trunk version is to install via subversion.

    #96105
    bbuser12345
    Participant

    ^ And here is the attitude of so many in the “open source” community.

    The question is are you making your software for the end user or as a plaything for other developers. So many open source projects look like a giant circle jerk.

    If it takes editing .php files and knowing SVN and other developer centric things just to get basic functionality then your software will never get out of the ghetto you have created for yourself. At least have a help page that walks people through installing the latest trunk (what is that anyway?).

    I can’t even read the blog updates and get any real sense where the project is because of all the jargon and “project in-group speak”. And here is the kicker I write code all day. I am not even close to the kind of user I would think you would want to be able to run your software.

    It just gets really frustrating and the dismissive tone with which our concerns are often met exacerbates the problem.

    #101205
    bbuser12345
    Participant

    ^ And here is the attitude of so many in the “open source” community.

    The question is are you making your software for the end user or as a plaything for other developers. So many open source projects look like a giant circle jerk.

    If it takes editing .php files and knowing SVN and other developer centric things just to get basic functionality then your software will never get out of the ghetto you have created for yourself. At least have a help page that walks people through installing the latest trunk (what is that anyway?).

    I can’t even read the blog updates and get any real sense where the project is because of all the jargon and “project in-group speak”. And here is the kicker I write code all day. I am not even close to the kind of user I would think you would want to be able to run your software.

    It just gets really frustrating and the dismissive tone with which our concerns are often met exacerbates the problem.

    #35568

    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.

    #95989

    Take a backup of your site and get the trunk running.

    P.S. – Trunk means the latest development version, generally not yet released.

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