Thank you very much Michael! I was thinking that no one was watching for us here.
Glad to know that the BBpress community isnt dead. I’ve just installed it and im loving it!!
http://www.mmoplayers.com.br/mmobrasil/
hello im posting again since no reply in my last post. the member profile and the front page is kinda transparent, not sure why.
Could you please mod test my site “add topic” anything so you know what im talking about?
forum = http://bit.ly/5HsU3v
username = anonymous
pass = 123456
how to put white/grey backgound from the footer all the way to the nav bar? i also cant log out.
thanks
Hi guys, my latest discussions list doesnt stop growing, I would like to edit it to the last 5 topics. How should I do it? Thanks!
Hello,
I’m planning to start a new forum based on bbpress.
My only problem is that the actual version (1.0.2) doesn’t have email notification working (topic subscription) working.
My idea is to install the latest 0.9 version and add some plugins for email notifications. But at the same time I saw that the trunk version already have this feature implemented, so I’m wondering if I should go with trunk version and them change to the stable version when this feature is implemented or if I should stick with 0.9.
What do you think about this?
Thanks inadvance!
Up.
Do anyone know a solid plugin to parse bbCode ( , , … ) per the latest version of bbPress?
I have just tested it on a separate server and I get the same error.
I did the same: installed a fresh BBpress. Created database and user for it in backend, went to: http://domain_name/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php and the page shows up correctly. I insert the connection info and connects successfully.
When I press go to step 2, I get the same error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_LNUMBER in /home/domain_name/www/www/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-http.php on line 281
I will try on my localhost, but for me seems that the bbpress installation folder is corupt!
arpowers,
Your system requirements state that your bbpress themes can only be used with your corresponding blog themes. Is this true? Or could they work alongside another theme?
Also, have they been tested with IE5 and IE6 (I know, I know… don’t ask.)
Thanks!
It’s already in the code – http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress/bb-load.php.source.html#l153
You should really update to the latest version – it has multiple security fixes over your version.
(And btw, config.php is deprecated – bb-config.php is where it’s at!)
Seemed to have solved this, so I’ll post the answers for anyone else who has this problem.
PHP 5.3+ now requires you to define an object explicitly ($object = new className();). The $bb variable in older versions of bbPress is an object which is implicitly defined in config.php. Thus, if you define it explictly as an object of type stdClass, the error goes away, like so:
$bb = new stdClass();
WARNING: I have not fully tested this, so use at your own risk.
However, I also noted that in bbPress 1.0.2, the whole $bb object seems to be deprecated, so it is likely that if you upgrade to the newest version, the errors will also go away. I can’t upgrade just yet, so I haven’t tried this either.
Cheers!
Glad to hear ‘mass delete users’ is being eyed as well. Will make it easier to get rid of spam users.
Hope they improve the sorting of users as well (one should be able to sort by date registered to see latest ones, if they are spammers, etc)
Hi Fernando,
– bbcode buttons toolbar
what plugin do you use to parse bbcode then?
I don’t read bbcode lite in your post, infact it shouldn’t work for 1.0.2 the one in the repository.
Testing: hello world it doesn’t work even here?
It seems that latest version is not working for me because I want to integrate it with old version of WordPress.
Can I get a old version of BBPress? like in wordpress.org
I did need an anonymous posting in my installation of bbPress and after checking few threads I realized that would be probably worth to try do it by my own. So if anyone interested, I am releasing the alpha version of plugin + source patch (yeah its hack 
for testing.
You could get it on http://trac.espr.it/wiki/bbPress/AnonymousPosting – feel free to raise a ticket there if the plugin is not working or in case of any other problems but I am full time working so don’t promise any quick fixes and reaction.
Just what the plugin actually does. Any non-logged user has a opportunity to log in as anonymous user (with very restrictive permissions) through standard form. He has to pass security question which is possible define in plugin administration.
The code should be working again 1.0.2 version of bbpress.
I do not use this plugin but I still have this feature. Can you tell me why?
Yes, it works properly with version 1.0.2. You can see it working here:
http://www.inniosoft.co.cc/devstation
can this work with the new version?
Thanks.
Hi
Well, for a start, if you have a WordPress.com username, you must enable Akismet – it’s the best spam protection you’ll get. I also recommend ‘Human Test for bbPress’ – also good for security.
Here’s a list of the plugins I recommend: (I may miss some because I don’t use all of them, obviously) Items marked with a star are quite important, in your case.
1. Allow Images *
2. Avatar Upload *
3. bbPM (for Personal Messages)
4. bbPress Moderation Suite (not always used in some forums, but very handy to have)
5. bbPress Smilies *
6. bb Topic Icons
7. bb Topic Icons/Support Forum Connector (comes with the above plugin)
8. Burning Tags
9. The MyViews Suite
10. bbPages
11. Project Honey Pot (Spam protection, prevents spam users from registering)
12. Signatures
There are plenty more, but those are my most common ones.
Hope that helps a little.
i have try it, but i get an error:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /test/forum/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php on line 145
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /test/forum/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-auth.php:145) in /test/forum/bb-includes/functions.bb-pluggable.php on line 232
any ideas?
Following your advice, just discovered it is the aggregator WP-O-Matic plugin that was causing this, for some unknown reason.
Thanks for the guidance to tracking this issue down.
I list the plugins that the forum uses above… have several other plugins in the WP install, but none that should touch login cookies.
I’m at a loss… sure wish BBPress was integrated with WP more; seems like it’s trying to exist in two worlds at once.
I uploaded all the files and I’m net getting greeted with the bbPress installer
Any suggestions to why?
I’m installing the latest release and will be integrating with buddy press.
Hello,
I have to upgrade the BBpress version 0.9 to the latest one and after reading the new features of 1.0, it say “you may have to do minor adjustments to your theme file”.
The reason I am concerned is that my theme contains some modifications including design/css and some of the functionality, but light.
Can anybody guide me about the changes that might affect a custom theme?
Thank you.
Never seen it before.
Are you using any plugins that might do it? Something with permissions or pagination or something?
This is a new installation, so am just seeing it. Didn’t notice it during development, and really have no idea how to track it down.
Integration steps taken:
– bb-config.php has COOKIEPATH, BB_AUTH_KEY, BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY, BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY, BB_NONCE_KEY (all keys match values in wp-config.php) & require_once($_SERVER . ‘/’ . ‘wp-blog-header.php’);
– WordPress-bbPress syncronization plugin v0.8.0 installed & active in both WP & bbP.
– bbP has a few other plugins but nothing I would think would affect any of the above issues (allow images, auto add favs, bbcode buttons, bbcode lite, new post notification).
Thought I followed all the integration steps to the letter, but I guess something is amiss. Seen anything like this before?
