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Topic: Where are the user comments?
Hi there,
I’ve been using bbpress for a while but I recently updated my servers and switched all the sites over to it. Much to my frustration I am experiencing infinite loops when attempting to edit or view any profiles or topics. Thus making a rather rubbish forum!
Admin pages work fine, WP integration went through perfectly, topics can be posted BUT not viewed.
Right so heres the spec:
Windows Server 2008
IIS7
PHP 5.2.6
MySQL 5.1.25
Both the latest versions of WP and BBpress, WP is installed absolutely fine.
With debug activated I get the following:
REQUEST_URI: string(31) “/journal/messageboard/topic.php”
should be: string(37) “/journal/messageboard/topic.php?id=39”
full permalink: string(64) “http://www.XXXXX.com/journal/messageboard/topic.php?id=39”
PATH_INFO: NULL
If anyone can help me out I would actually love them a great, great deal…..
I found this thread, which is quite old:
http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/bbdev/2005-July/000206.html
But the fixes suggested there are in the settings file already.
Help would be appreciated and thanks in advance
M.A
I have successfully merged bbpress with my website and it works fine sharing user data and logging in/out… very almost.
When a user first moves to the forum it shows them as not logged in, though if they click a forum link or refresh the page they are then shown as logged in.
I only modified pluggable.php a little to make the cookie easier to handle and I’ve tried adding a function (below) in index.php and template header. Very crude , checking a cookie is set and calling the login function, but it’s just a test:
if (isset($_COOKIE[bbpres...]) && isset($_COOKIE[IHuser...]) && isset($_COOKIE[IHpass...])){
$login = decode($_COOKIE[IHuser...]);
$password = decode($_COOKIE[IHpass...]);
bb_login($login, $password, $remember = false);
}Really I’m looking for where bbpress first checks to see if a user is logged in and sets headers but so far I’m out of luck. Where do I need to put my function so a user will be shown as logged in as soon as the navigate to the forum?
P.S. I will build a more solid function so a users password isn’t in a cookie, like I say – just a test!
I have the blog and forum installed (example.com/blog and example.com/forum) using the same database. I’m in the process of creating a Community homepage similar to the feel of the WordPress support page at http://wordpress.org/support/ – with the exception that I want my blog posts on the left above the search section. I simply want the forum homepage to read and display the blog posts – with links back to the blog.
How do I get this to happen? I’ve searched everywhere and nothing on this. Ideally, I want to work from the forum, but if it’s easier, how can I get my blog to read my forum topics? (the Latest Discussion plugin works, but I don’t want latest discussions…I want forum topics.) Any help is greatly appreciated.
I cannot access my admin since I turned on integration with wordpress. I have the latest versions of wordpress and bbpress. Everything worked great until I turned on integration and now I can’t get to the admin area at all. It just redirects me back to the main bbpress page.
anyone know how to fix this?
Or can someone tell me how to manually shut down integration in the files without admin access?
Topic: Database error
When trying to post I get this message:
bbPress database error: [Unknown column ‘post_title’ in ‘field list’]
UPDATE bb_posts SET post_title=’Testy mctest test’ WHERE post_id=’11
I am using the wordpress database (different prefix for bb stuff) but there doesn’t seem to be a post_title column, here’s the output from mysql:
mysql> describe bb_posts;
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+| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
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+| post_id | bigint(20) | NO | PRI | NULL | auto_increment |
| forum_id | int(10) | NO | | 1 | |
| topic_id | bigint(20) | NO | MUL | 1 | |
| poster_id | int(10) | NO | MUL | 0 | |
| post_text | text | NO | MUL | | |
| post_time | datetime | NO | MUL | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | |
| poster_ip | varchar(15) | NO | | | |
| post_status | tinyint(1) | NO | | 0 | |
| post_position | bigint(20) | NO | | 0 | |
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+9 rows in set (0.00 sec)
I have looked around, but can’t seem to find anything about it on here. The forum/topic actually shows up when I go back to the page, but this is rather inconvenient. Thanks to anyone willing to help out with this.
WP version = 2.51
MySQL version = Server version: 5.0.45-Debian_1ubuntu3.3-log Debian etch distribution
bbPress version = latest (just got it 3 or 4 days ago) so 0.9.0.2
Thanks,
-Scott.
Topic: Left SideBar – Right Sidebar
For more than a week I am fighting with bbPress and the latest WordPress version.
My problem is that user comments don’t appear. Well, I can see them in the Administration area in WP but not in the forum. Users already move away because they think I blocked their comments.
I actually installed bbpress because I wanted users to discuss on my page but now no one can discuss anymore lol.
My WP installation is at http://www.webserver.com and I installed bbpress on http://www.mywebserver/forum (example addresses)
I installed the WP plugin “bbPress Post” and filled out all the details. Also I installed bbSync.
At least when I write a new post the post title appears in the forum. So one good thing. But that’s all. How do users comment from my blog? I don’t want to put a link on every post “go to the forum and post there”.
I do have a custom theme by the way.
Actually I am not an idiot but now I’m just freaking out with bbPress because it’s so complicated and most of the how-to’s don’t work or are just bad explained. Here’s an example:
“Want a link back to the blog post? ” it days in the bbSync settings.
Well, what can I do there? There’s a field. Do I have to write YES or a special tag?
Absolutely no explaination.