Ipstenu – thanks for replying. On another test installation where I’ve been experimenting with integration the registration is working fine through bbP. Not sure why it wasn’t on the other installation I was running.
I tested this plugin and it is working on my live installation now.
I think front-page pagination should be added to the core. It is a great enhancement.
Front-page pagination works using topics-per-page in both 0.9 and the latest trunk.
topic-views plugin has nothing to do with pagination.
Update: wait, I see the trunk now corrupts the urls after a couple of pages.
This is one of those things they keep breaking in the alpha and I will fix once they stop playing with it.
This is why you don’t use the alpha.
I’m not going to bug fix just because you want to use the alpha on a live site.
I’ve now posted 0.0.5 with a workaround for 1.0a’s url corruption during pagination.
Remember if you use pretty-permalinks you *must* add the rewrite rule to .htaccess in the readme.txt
After doing some reading I am going to assume someone is going to tell me to use the alpha 6 version of bbpress? Would it be wise for me to do the whole setup from scratch, re-uploading wordpress and then testing bbpress again?
Ipstemu, I’ve checked it in Safari too and they worked fine (in Mac, by the way)
Thank you,
You ever wake up in the morning, and say WTF (What the Fudge) was I talking about??? Sorry, I must have been extra sleepy to ask such a dumb question. But, thanks for reminding me…
That only works for FireFox, fernandot 
Basically the urls are (assuming your bbpress is in a folder called ‘forums’ and you’re using pretty permalinks)
http://domain.net/forums/rss/ – All posts
http://domain.net/forums/rss/topics – All topics
That RSS you demand is integrated in bbPress. In your browser navigation bar, if you click to the RSS icon it shows you the list with the two RSS feeds availables. One is for latest topics and other one is for latest messages in all topics. If you see my forum ( http://forowordpress.es/ ) I’ve added two links to both in the sidebar (redirected to feedburner as you can see). 
Hi,
I’m running the latest 1.0 Alpha release.
I’ve set up deep integration which works okay. However, for some reason wp_head does not seem to be working at all.
Any ideas on how to use wp_head within bbPress?
Thanks for your reply chrishajer, much appreciated & sorry about late reply (i got bogged down with some other work). I am using the latest unstable version 1.0. I am using this version because the site is not finished so I don’t expect to launch it for a while – I thought I might as well get use to the changes while I can.
Anyway, the site in question is http://betting-forums.net/beta/
On the homepage the latest tab is current dark grey/black. When a user clicks the racing tab (or anyother forum tab) I want that tab to change colour to dark grey/black – basically so that the user knows what forum they are currently are on.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Good call. That alleviates one problem.
On to the next… Now all of the JavaScript loads properly and when clicking the “add to favorites” link, the ajax kicks in and works as per normal and makes it look like the link was added. The link actually shows in the database as a favorite, but the theme fails to load them correctly.
I’ve tested this on the stock template also with the same results.
Removing the WordPress integration from the bb-config.php file brings everything back and they work just fine. Comparing with WinMerge the source of the same page with and without that integration, they are identical. So somewhere something is getting in the way.
Hello.
Installed wp2.7 in root dir, and bbpress alpha 6 in sub-dir. Enabled permalinks, added code to htaccess in sub-dir.
Test 1. Logging in to wordpress admin.
Navigate to comments: shows logged in as admin user
Navigate to forum: not logged in
Navigate to forum admin: not logged in
Test 2. Logging in to bbpress admin.
Navigate to comments: does not show as logged in as admin user
Navigate to wp admin: logged in as admin
Is this how it’s supposed to work?
More info:
After adding the following lines of code to the wp-config file:
define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”);
define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);
This does not change anything except, if I am logged in to the WP Admin, I can not log out. Clicking Log Out presents:
“You are attempting to log out of The Site
Please try again.”
Am I missing something with the code above? Should I be adding the domain name somewhere?
I appreciate your help.
Blocking a user “breaks” their password. Unblocking them is supposed to remove the gibberish from the password field in the database. “Inactivating” a user does not break their password.
With that said, blocking/unblocking works on my test forum, so I have no idea why it wouldn’t on yours.
When unbanning people (setting them back to ‘member’) it states their new role within the admin, but when they try and log in they are still banned.
Manually re-setting their password solves the issue.
I presume this is a simple issue of the role not being updated properly. The problem does not exist when changing from ‘inactive’.
In 0.9.04 this is. Not tested it in 1.0 yet.
thanks – in the end i used a PHP redirect on front-page.php which seems to be working fine. i moved the tags and other sections from front-page.php to forum.php which worked (doing it the other way around didn’t work).
thanks for replying.
Do you have access to .htaccess on an Apache server? You could just put this in your .htaccess file:
Redirect 301 /forums/index.php http://www.example.com/forums/forum-1/
Without knowing your two URLs, it’s hard to guess, but it can be done fairly easily like this.
a-ha – i’ve managed to do this but now i just need a way to safely redirect users to the forum rather than the front page.
I only have one forum, so there is no point in BBPress giving me a seperate front page and Latest Disussions list. Is there an elegant way for me to integrate the sidebar into the forum listings page? I tried chopping up the templates but I can’t seem to get the code right.
so i guess i answered my own question… apparently you have to use the unstable “alpha” version of bbpress with the latest version of wordpress:
Download
Where do you see “Hot Topics”? I see Hot Tags and Latest Discussions. Which one do you want to hide?
Yes, it’s possible. You need to find the section in your template that displays them, then just remove that section. For Latest Discussions, it’s in the template file front-page.php. Removing that whole section won’t hurt anything.
If you remove Hot Tags, you will have a big white space over there. After removing that from the template file, you might want to adjust the CSS to make the other part of the page wider so it uses the space where the tags used to be.
Basically, it’s all done in your template files. If you’re using the stock template, you should make a copy of that, then make your modifications there.
https://bbpress.org/documentation/themes/
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/what-did-i-do-now-login-form#post-13935
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/template-for-post-form-label#post-11385
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/a-little-rant-about-bbpress-followed-by-some-questions#post-16722
Hi
This may sound like an odd thing to do, but I’m intending to adapt bbpress to enable members to self-register and upload articles for review, and only Admins see these posts. (Therefore, _ck_’s Hidden Forum and Attachments plugins are great, as are the Instant_Password & Human_Test).
Though to stream-line this further: when a person registers, they post/upload there article in an a Submissions forum, but I don’t want anyone else (apart from admins) to see this type of post.
Could the bozo setting be used? That is, when a person registers, there status is by default bozo, therefore no other registered users can see this post.
Can this work, and how to default a registered user as bozo?
thanks
Using the method above, a new user registering in WordPress is given the proper role/capability in bbPress. So far this appears to be the best integration yet. I will of course do more testing, but so far so good!
Note: This also proves compatible with the WordPress “Register Plus” plugin.
As of today, Alpha6 is still not in the download link.
This method above is what I used to upgrade to alpha6. Have not tested new users yet however.
