I think the best thing to do in your case would be a test installation of the latest trunk release of bbPress (not the packaged 1.0.2 release.) There’s no way to know if all that is going to work on the latest version of bbPress, but I suspect most of it will.
I would copy over your database, then install bbPress with subversion. Then copy over your template and plugins. Then test. If it all works, then go ahead and upgrade your 1.0.1 installation.
Regarding when bbPress becomes a WordPress plugin, it doesn’t really matter. Use what works for you (right now, that’s a standalone installation, as you have here.) That code you have installed is never going away. If a time comes in the future where you can move to bbPress as a WordPress plugin, then go ahead and do it. But use what works for now and don’t wait for any version coming in the future.
So does the bb-nospamuser have any advantages compared to human test ?
Hello all..
In my case I am testing this plugin on localhost.Server software Value & PHP version are as expected.I followed the installation steps correctly,but still couldn’t get this plugin working from a longtime.
I get following error:
Oops! This link appears to be broken.
Please help !
I think the toolbar button is designed to let you insert a link to an image in your post, but the image already has to be online somewhere. The BB WYSIWYG plugin doesn’t handle uploading or storing images. It just modifies your post.
So, they work in different ways. If you used the BB WYSIWYG editor and the Allow Images plugin together, AND the image was online somewhere already ( like this http://www.google.com/images/nav_logo8.png )then you would be able to use the toolbar button. But if the image is not online yet and you want to store images for your users, then I think bbPress Attachments is the way to go.
bbpress (testing for the filter)
Hello Zaerl..
I think there’s still something missing in ur code.I came out with more simple code which is tested and working good. (not sure if its 100 % reliable)
function reply_link() {
global $topic;
$add = topic_pages_add();
$last_page = bb_get_page_number( ( isset( $topic->topic_posts ) ? $topic->topic_posts : 0 ) + $add );
$h2 = esc_attr( get_topic_link( 0, $last_page ) . ‘#postform’ );
echo $h2;
}
Hello kevinjohngallagher..
Actually I was looking for href value of an anchor tag which I want to add below each post.
Akismet catch in my blog 99 % of spam. In bbPress ck’s plugin Human Test works 100 %.
Not tested.
#post_content is #postform.
Human Test have prevented absolutely all spambots from registering since I installed it. For almost a year, untill yesterday.
But its common for all of these spambot registrations, that they have the exact same interests.
I would prefer that no spambots register at all, but when they appear so sophisticated, I hesitate with deleting them right away.
Human Test is kind of old now, and there are new programs out there like this: https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/nospamuser/
That any good? Or better? Can you run both?
There is no automated program that will catch 100% of spam.
Or even close to it. Your best bet is to attempt to find a solution that works for you.
Human Test plugin doesn’t actually test if someone is Human, it just checks if the answer in the input box is right. The bots usually have a good guess at these, and over time get them right once in a while. Its hardly fool proof (but then, doesn’t claim to be).
Ofcourse, thats not really spam either, thats just spammer registrations.
You could make sure that only people you approve can post. And you should be running something like Akismet also.
The best spambot plugin? You. The moderator.
Also, on your website Interests and Location are not required to be a correct answer, so that plays no part in the passing or failing of the Human Test plugin.
Curtesy of the ajaxed-quote plugin:
function replay_link() {
if ( !bb_is_topic() ) return false;
global $page, $topic, $bb_post;
if ( !$topic || !topic_is_open( $bb_post->topic_id ) || !bb_is_user_logged_in() || !bb_current_user_can('write_posts') )
return false;
$post_id = get_post_id();
$add = topic_pages_add();
$last_page = get_page_number( $topic->topic_posts + $add );
if ( $page == $last_page ) return '#post_content';
} else return get_topic_link( 0, $last_page ) ) . '#postform";
}
Not tested.
I have been running Human Test for a while. But now it seems to be failing.
Lately, several accounts have been created with similiar email adresses and interests.
Usually the interests are: Interests: Music, Location: Oslo, Occupation: Student.
It seems they all might be picking Oslo in Norway, because that is where the IP of my website is located.
How are they bypassing Human Test. And is there a new plugin I should be using instead?
I’ve been using Support Forum plugin (by so1o, mdawaffe and SamBauers) since a couple of months now, but it was just today that I noticed its latest update is on November ’08…
Is there any chance it will get updates in the future? It currently has some minor bugs, configuration page display issues and it features A LOT of unnecessary queries to the database!
Recently I’ve begin wondering to heavily modify this great plugin on my own, but before actually start working I’d like to know from the authors if there is any updated unreleased version out there.
Thank you in advance!
Can i just add that i LOVE that linking to WordPress.org makes me a spammer.
I’ll go read this again while I wait: http://ma.tt/2009/08/kill-your-community/
Treat Everyone the Same.
If I’ve left hundreds of great comments over many years on your site, please make me wait in the moderation queue like some random stranger off Digg. Don’t let anyone know I’m a regular, or talk to me, or invite me to test out beta stuff, or pretty much anything that acknowledges my existence or shows any degree of trust.
The alternative is pixepoint, i don’t know if you want to test that.
Ok, now I’m just confused. With our custom theme I am seeing 50+ queries. I was previously ignorant of this because “get_num_queries()” apparently isn’t returning a result for the site overall.
But on Kakumei, I still only see 19 queries overall.
I can see what optimization needs to be done on the custom theme thanks to the “SAVEQUERIES” magic incantation, but I’d still love to know why you’re getting 56.
Did you do the deep integration test on the standard themes?
brilliant, thanks zaerl.
While you’re here mate, are there any more functions like that (for defining testing for pages) ?
Thanks
No, there is no equivalent to the best of my knowledge.
You could write one yourself that tests for the URL or basename of the file/folder you’re in – it’s not ideal, but very little is here.
Great! Screenshots make life so much easier.
Ok so you physically know the files are there, but can’t load them in the browser (we get a 404).
If you’ve had htaccess issues before, I’d have a look there first, but really if it’s loading bbPress it shouldn’t be an issue (always good to rule things out though).
My gut, growing by the day sadly, tells me it’s a permissions issue. Which is not to say you’ve done anything wrong. Make sure that the “my-templates” directory and all directories/subfolders are at 0755.
Test again. if things work, then change everything under the “my-templates” directory to 0644, and confirm working.
Finally, and this is out on a limb a little, check you’re not running any caching plugins in wordpress.
If that doesn’t work, we’ll see what we can find in the back (the back is a mythical place apparently)
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EDIT: Actually, do you have some form of htaccess command to change everything from http://www.shoeynet.com to just http://shoeynet.com ?
That might not be it, but it’s something else to knock off the list.
I am running WordPress 3.0 on a Turnkey Linux based server that is my own (not hosted). I downloaded the latest version (1.0) of bbPress and put it in /var/www/wordpress on my server. I went to mysite.org/bbpress (that’s not my actual domain, but it’s an intranet site anyway so it doesn’t matter) and went through the installer. I created a mysql database and everything else. I skipped integrate with WordPress (for now) and the installer worked. I went to mysite.org/bbpress and I could see the front page of the forum and everything looked fine. When I try to log in using the Key Master username and password I got from the install, I get sent to a page with:
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 273
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 273
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 273
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 273
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 273
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-config.php:1) in /var/www/wordpress/bbpress/bb-includes/functions.bb-pluggable.php on line 232
I went and deleted everything and started over with the same result. I don’t know if it means anything, but I didn’t get an email from the site with the Master Key password either. Can anyone give me an idea of what I might be doing wrong? I not a coding expert, but I can usually figure these kind of things out. I would really like to use bbPress as it looks like the best forum for my users (which includes a wide range of people many of whom are not technologically savy). If you need any more technical details let me know. Thanks in advance.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: My Profile Keys
*/
function my_profile_keys( $a ) {
$a['my_key_id'] = array(
true, // Required
'ID number', // Label
'text', // Type
'', // Value
'' // Default when not set
);
return $a;
}
add_filter( 'get_profile_keys', 'my_profile_keys' );
Untested, but should work. (Change the lt thing to a less than sign – the bbPress.org forums have some kind of glitch).
Have installed the latest bbpost version and successfully integrated it with my wordpress site. I am looking for someone to integrate bbpost into my existing wordpress theme (cubit). Please post a bid.
Integration must be clean and meticulous. Css not as important – I can do that later myself.
PayPal payment preferred.
Ah sorry Chris, I wasn’t clear.
What I meant was this:
- We want/need people to test a year’s worth of code in 1.0.3
- Why not download the latest version.
- Apply the the patch to that downloded code.
- Put in a zip file.
- Rename Zip file “bbpress-1.0.3-alpha.zip”
- Upload to website
- Ask people to download and test.
We know we can’t release 1.0.3 into the wild given that it’s whole implementation is questioned by the bugs in 1.1; but it’ll at least give us a heads up on a year’s worth of bugs.
I have installed the wp multisite 3.0. and bbpress the latest version. Everything is fine. But when I click on forum, it lead me to another different templet which is the bbPress templet instead of my WP-MS templet. How can I use both with one site without going to the bbPress theme? Anyone?
