There is a thread discussing export capabilities for bbPress, where the project “bbxf.org” is mentioned by chrishajer. Maybe you can ask him there, if the alpha version of the plugin they have on Google Code can be used for your purposes. That is, export bbPress as an XML file and import it into WordPress.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/importexport-work
The alpha version can be also found on the site of one of the developers, Dan Larkin.
http://www.stealyourcarbon.net/category/bbxf/
You could give it a try with a fresh “test” install of WP, and a full bbPress database backup…
You never mentioned where you installed it. Your host said it was here:
http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress
You say it’s here:
http://latestartermusician.com/forum1
So, where is it? Can you print a directory listing of the folders on your website showing where bbPress is installed in relation to your Blog folder? Screenshot is OK. It’s almost impossible to help with something like this remotely. Someone needs to be there to look at the directory listing and be able to say “oh, it’s installed over there, you need to access it at THIS URL.”
If this is your web space:
/hermes/bosweb/web077/b775/ipw.latestar/public_html/
Then Blog needs be be here:
/hermes/bosweb/web077/b775/ipw.latestar/public_html/Blog/
And bbPress should be installed here according to what you said about ‘forum1’:
/hermes/bosweb/web077/b775/ipw.latestar/public_html/forum1/
Thank you Chris, but the only folder title that is capitalized is my Blog link. The rest is in lowercase letters.
The folder is in my server. My domain name is http://www.latestartermusician.com. The “Blog” part is wordpress which I would like to integrate with bbpress. I put the bbpress under the directory forum1. But it still brings up the page not found error http://www.latestartermusician.com/forum1/bb-admin/install.php
Wow, I really hope I can get it to work. Bbpress seems like the forum I’ve been looking for.
Thank you for all of your help so far.
On an apache web server, the file and folder names are case sensitive. I noticed you used Blog before (capital
and Install.php here (capital I) – are you certain the folder is actually bbpress (lowercase) in the root for your domain (on the same level as the Blog folder you already installed)?
If bb-admin were actually at http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress/bb-admin/, these would come up fine, but they do not:
http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress/bb-admin/install.css
http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress/bb-admin/style.css
http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress/bb-admin/images/menu.png
So where did you really put the folder and what is the name? Capitalization matters too, so post here what it actually is.
bbPress is not a plugin for WordPress. It should not be in your wp-content/plugins folder. It will be installed right along side WordPress, not inside WordPress as a plugin.
Right now you have WordPress installed in a folder called “Blog”. You need to put bbPress in a folder called “Forum” or whatever public URL you want your forum to be known as, and start the installation there.
http://latestartermusician.com/Forum/ is you put it into a folder called “Forum” at the same level as Blog in the directory tree.
It’s not a plugin for WordPress, that’s why you received that error.
So, I went to the intended URL after uploading the files to my server, and I still received a “Page Not Found” error. My host company says the following:
“Hello,
I have noticed that the website at the URL http://latestartermusician.com/bbpress is loading with the Page not found. I have noticed that you are using the third party application. The application is not installed properly. The folder ‘bb-admin/install.php’ is missing. It appears to be an issue with the Application package. The package itself does not contain the required file for the proper functioning of the site. Could you please contact the application vendor and verify this from your end? Please contact the vendor or application support.
If you have any further questions, please update the Support Console.”
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated
I have the same problem. My website is completely new with no design yet. http://www.latestartermusician.com/Blog/
I am using wordpress 2.8.4 and I downloaded the zip file bbpress1.0.2.zip.
Thank you,
Hey all –
Just started playing with bbpress last night & I am both totally hooked and somewhat frustrated, which seems to be my standard reaction to new software. I’m fluent in HTML, conversational in CSS and have worked with WordPress code before so I’m not completely in the dark, but there’s enough of a learning curve here that I have a few things I’d love some help with, if someone had a moment. Here’s the first two:
1. I would like my forum to be completely private – i.e., people would have to register or login on some sort of splash page before they reached the forum. In searching around these boards I found this plugin, but I just get a big ol’ 404 Not Found when I try to download it (and it looks like it’s a ways behind bbpress v1.0.2 anyway). Is this what I should be using instead? And if so, where exactly would it go, and on what page(s)?
2. I’m trying to add a “topic started by” field to the list of threads; I can get it to show up in the header row but I can’t get the fields in the actual table to show up. See what I mean? That’s no good. It’s probably some stupid PHP thing missing a thing (man, PHP is unforgiving) but I just can’t find it. Here’s the code I’m using:
<?php if ( $topics || $stickies ) : ?>
<table id="latest">
<tr>
<th><?php _e('topic'); ?> — <?php new_topic(); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('started by'); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('posts'); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('last poster'); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('last post'); ?></th>
</tr>
<?php if ( $stickies ) : foreach ( $stickies as $topic ) : ?>
<tr<?php topic_class(); ?>>
<td><?php bb_topic_labels(); ?><a href="<?php topic_link(); ?>"><?php topic_title(); ?></a></td>
<td class="num"><?php topic_author(); ?></td>
<td class="num"><?php topic_posts(); ?></td>
<td class="num"><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></td>
<td class="num"><a href="<?php topic_last_post_link(); ?>"><?php topic_time(); ?></a></td>
</tr>
<?php endforeach; endif; ?>
Lord knows I have more questions, but let’s start with those. Any help would be very much appreciated…thanks!!
Just similair problem as yours…. may be the same….
I installed the latest version of WordPress on one of our servers, and thought it would be a nice thing to get it cooperating with bbpress.
Accordingly you have to install bbpress and configured it to cooperate with wp.
Then on wp you have to install a plugin called WordPress-bbPress syncronization and configure that thing too.
On top of this module you will find a box asking you for the directory of the bbpress installation.
Now given the right address of the bbpress installation, it will build up a link between both by using the
/bbpress/my-plugins/wordpress-bbpress-syncronization/bbwp-sync.php program, as there is obviously needed some code to execute syncronization.
In my case this file and directory is completely missing, so even with everything coded the right way, missing the program nothing can happen.
I have even set permissions to up to 777, meaning readable, executable, writable for whoever, but the file is neither generated nor downloaded nor extracted.
Accordingly I guess it is missing in the installation package, or the routine to write that thing hangs somewhere…
Hope it was clearer…
In any case as soon we get an answer here ,and if you need assistance , it will be a pleasure to help…
Regards
Quasiamodo
I have a test install using version 1.0, and search result links seem OK on there.
Could you try deleting your search.php file (back it up first!) and making sure your kakumei under /bb-templates/ is using the latest version? If that doesn’t work, then definitely file a ticket…
1. I see you’re using 1.0.1. I would recommend upgrading to the latest to see if that happens to fix it.
2. I added a tag to a topic, and I do not have the [X] to remove my own tag. Why can’t I delete my own tag?
There is also some additional functionality where it shows ‘tree’ by ‘chrishajer’ – that’s not there by default, so how is that being added?
This error does not occur by default in bbPress, so there is something specific about your installation. If it’s not the template, maybe it’s a plugin or something else you added.
In style.css, you would just switch the width and position of the #hottags div and the #discussions div. Instead of what is in style.css now, you would have something like this:
#front-page #hottags {
margin-left: 610px;
width: 150px;
overflow: hidden;
}
#front-page #discussions {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
width: 590px;
}
That’s untested, but that’s basically the procedure. You’re just moving the tags right and the discussions left. You could do it with floats as well but it’s not done like that now.
My guess out of your list of plugins would be the mass delete users plugin. Maybe the post counts and pagination rely on the user being a valid user or something? I would disable that plugin and then do a recount and test.
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@wpJunkie, did you find any kind of resolution? I’m launching a site with a very similar setup, also using aMember. It’s been a challenge. I don’t remember if I’ve tested the ability to post to forums yet. I was wondering if you’re using the latest version of WPMU + BuddyPress (with bbPress built in) or if you were using one of the earlier versions of BuddyPress where bbPress was not built in with it.
Remove lines 11 through 46 of front-page.php in the stock kakumei template. If you’re using a different template, the line numbers will be different but that’s the section of the file you need to remove.
Depending on how many tags you have and how many forums, you might need to push the footer down. Try it and see.
all the latest discussions
Just that text or all the latest discussions from the front page of the forum?
Hello
I want remove Latest Discussions >>
See you
Hi all,
I am Abhinav. I am facing a slight problem deep integrating the latest stable versions of WordPress ( 2.8.6 ) with bbPress ( 1.0.2 ) on a website – I have completed the user and cookie integration and it works perfectly. All the settings are configured and saved properly. However after I add the line :
require_once(/absolute/path/to/wp-load.php);
to the top of bb-config.php .. Forums page goes blank! No errors, no warning messages.. Just a blank page with no code at all..
Before installing the bbPress live on the server, I developed the theme on my system locally and tested deep integration thoroughly a few times – everything works just fine locally but it’s creating trouble live on the server.
I have checked echoing values from the WordPress files that are loaded into bbPress.. that confirms that WordPress is being loaded properly.. But why isn’t bbPress loading after that !
I suspect that having WordPress installed and running since a long time already is causing the problem!
I have deep integrated various websites where WordPress was already installed and running for quite sometime without any issues..
Can it be a plugin conflict? The website is using 37 (
) plugins at the moment..
( Should I post a list of plugins being used? )
Can anyone help me out, please?
I’d be very grateful..
Regards..
Hi,
Currently forum.php only shows the topic titles in the forum. I want to extend it a little bit and let it also show the content of the first topic. Example:
Current:
Title 1 (I have a problem)
Title 2 (I hate bananas)
etc
What I want:
Title 1 (I have a problem)
Hi guys, can you help me with my problem?
Title 2 (I hate bananas)
I hate bananas and you? I really hate the taste!
etc
Current forum code:
<?php
require_once('./bb-load.php');
$forum_id = 0;
bb_repermalink();
if ( !$forum )
bb_die(__('Forum not found.'));
$bb_db_override = false;
do_action( 'bb_forum.php_pre_db', $forum_id );
if ( !$bb_db_override ) :
if ( $topics = get_latest_topics( $forum_id, $page ) ) {
bb_cache_last_posts( $topics );
}
if ( $stickies = get_sticky_topics( $forum_id, $page ) ) {
bb_cache_last_posts( $stickies );
}
endif;
bb_load_template( 'forum.php', array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );
?>
Seems that thread must be added some where and then only from the first topic (so no replies else it gets too big)
Any ideas? Also the template should be updated I think.
Kind regards,
I’m already using your translation goebelmasse, thank you. Just turned it off for testing.
These strange characters you pointed out show up even if the content of config-bb.php is nothing but a PHP start and end tag. (I have no blank lines before or after the PHP tags.)
I think it must be some problem with the keys. I basically used all the keys from the wp-config.php with “BB_” added to the start of the keyname.
define(‘BB_AUTH_KEY’, ”);
define(‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ”);
define(‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ”);
define(‘BB_NONCE_KEY’, ”);
define(‘BB_AUTH_SALT’, ”);
define(‘BB_LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ”);
define(‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_SALT’, ”);
The keys I use are all from the WP generator: https://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.1/
There is a problem in your bb-config.php, most probably in the first line.
Normally, HTTP-requesting bb-config.php should not create any output. But try
http://uni-bonn-medienwissenschaft.de/forum/bb-config.php
and see the strange “”. I cannot get, what the problem exactly is, but it is the bbPress configuration file for sure. After login, bbPress tries to set a cookie. This is done by sending an HTTP header. But if there is any output before the PHP header () invocation, PHP sends a generic header, which lets the cookie fail. Result: you can not login.
Ich hoffe, es hilft ein bisschen — und sorry für mein mieses Englisch 
Oh, ich vergaß — Oh, I forgot
If you want a german language file for bbPress 1.0.2 (with the formal “Sie”), take my translation — Wenn du eine deutsche Sprachdatei für bbPress 1.0.2 haben möchtest, nimm meine Übersetzung.
http://bbpress.tamagothi.de/