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  • #2862
    Graeme
    Member

    Has anyone experience an issue with the rss forum feed of recent posts being empty? I’ve checked my php logs and no errors are showing up. I’m running the latest version of bbPress installed in the /forums/ directory.

    #62747
    chrishajer
    Participant

    1. Looks like this is the correct URL:

    http://test.nofullstop.com/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php

    2. Looks like the database connection details in config.php are incorrect:

    Cannot select DB.

    #62746
    tmeister
    Member

    umm..

    The rigth address is:

    http://test.nofullstop.com/bbpress/bb-admin/install.php

    :P

    Cheers

    #62693
    tmeister
    Member

    hi.

    thanks

    _ck_ no, i can´t make it publicly because i use a licenced theme for joomla that i modified for WP, but i can´t redistribute it, Sorry

    agentmaxi, i will test it in safari

    thanks again

    See ya

    #2861
    salman1485
    Member

    Hi

    I owe the domain nofullstop.com and I started a domain test.nofullstop.com

    Then I set up a MySql database on the URL testforum.test.nofullstop.com

    After this I changed the config-sample.php file to config.php and entered the required information in that file.

    Now when I load http://test.nofullstop.com/bb-admin/install.php it shows a 404 error..??

    what did I miss??

    I upload the bbpress files to my root folder test.nofullstop.com/

    please help quick…please

    thank you

    #2859
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Is there any interest in doing something like this for bbPress?

    http://install4free.wordpress.net/

    There are quite a few gotchas in getting bbPress up and running these days. The latest development trunk doesn’t work, and the 0.8.3.1 release doesn’t work for a lot of people either. So, people are forced to edit files, apply patches or download an interim revision. What if we did something like http://install4free.wordpress.net/ but for bbPress?

    I have offered to help people off list before, but some are hesitant. Having something like this would add legitimacy to anyone offering to help. In fact, it flips it around. Someone wanting help requests it at that site, and then a volunteer from the project contacts them. Not as much chance of a random dude trying to mess with their server.

    #62692
    Graeme
    Member

    A great looking theme! I noticed that the font resizing buttons do not work in Safari browser. There is a windows version of safari is available if you want to test on that platform.

    Link to download page: Safari Download.

    #62239
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    See this post for a solution.

    PHP Error Messages

    This was a problem before this version, but is fixed in the latest builds.

    #62700
    purus
    Member

    By the way, assuming I can get these functions to run, what would be the function for getting the current users’s id?

    I got lost somewhere in bb_get_current_user() and bb_get_user() without really being able to figure out what returns what. If I can get them running though, then I can test them, so I should be able to figure it out…

    #58235

    In reply to: bbSync

    fel64
    Member

    Upgrade your version of bb to the latest official build (and the same for wp if you haven’t yet). In general you should always upgrade, particularly before asking for help.

    #57594
    chrishajer
    Participant

    > I can’t see a good reason why I should spend

    > money to upgrade because it’s not something that I can do.

    bbPress == Free Software.

    And actually, spending money when you can’t do something yourself is pretty much how it works. If I can’t rebuild the engine on my car, I pay someone to do it. I don’t think anyone was suggesting you spend more money: upgrading to the latest release is good advice when the software is in BETA. It makes troubleshooting things easier to know you have the latest release. In this case though, I don’t think upgrading will have any effect on this problem. It can be solved with CSS, not new functions or bug fixes from the latest bbPress.

    #58230

    In reply to: bbSync

    mpm
    Member

    I have this error after upgrading to latest wpmu.

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare update_user_status() (previously declared in /xxx/xxx/public_html/wp-admin/includes/mu.php:303) in /xxx/xxx/public_html/community/bb-includes/functions.php on line 817

    what does it mean?

    I get it when publishing and/or editing a post from wp-admin and I also get it when using the bbsync functions on the profile tab.

    #62655
    _ck_
    Participant

    Okay I have created a new plugin “Human Test” which will do some tests during registration to try to slow down the bots.

    Eventually will do more tricky things like captcha and variable math but for version 0.01 it simply asks what the answer to 2+2 is.

    I need to know if this still works with older versions and weird themes:

    http://ckon.wordpress.com/files/2008/01/human-test.txt

    Awaiting inclusion in the bbPress plugin depository for newer versions.

    #2840
    #62597

    In reply to: TalkPress

    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    @ _ck_

    I suggest you try a new test install of both bbPress and WordPress integrated to see the way the auth and secrets are supposed to match up in a “clean” environment. You should be able to adjust things in your existing installation as a result.

    #62594

    In reply to: TalkPress

    chrishajer
    Participant

    Sam, I think this should be made sticky. For a while, the conventional wisdom was to tell people to grab the latest trunk to fix the underscore plugin issue and the mysqli issue, but that’s no longer true. There is no good reason for a non-developer to use trunk at this point, I don’t think. Is the best advice for people who just want to install a working version of bbPress to use r980, as you posted about a month ago, or has that advice changed?

    Thanks,

    Chris

    #62365

    In reply to: PHP Error Messages

    chrishajer
    Participant

    I don’t think the trunk release is reliable for installations at this point.

    Changeset 1076 (aka “this will break everything”)

    You should probably install an .8.3.1 release or possibly a revision after .8.3.1 but not the latest trunk. There was a post from sambauers regarding which revision would be best to check out, I think it was revision r980.

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/broken-profiles-for-users-with-spaces-in-the-names?replies=5#post-12769

    #2839
    Olaf Lederer
    Participant

    Hello,

    just updated my forum to the latest version (0.831) and found this new function in several template files:

    bb_topic_labels();

    after uploading the file I can’t see what’s changed, what is this for a function?

    Olaf

    #61990
    _ck_
    Participant

    Installed on bbShowcase as a demo:

    http://bbshowcase.org/forums/?bbtheme=MistyMorning-bbpress

    However you need to test+fix it in Firefox.

    While it looks okay in IE, there’s a float/clear problem in Firefox and Opera.

    There’s also a overflow/width issue in Safari that I can’t quickly identify.

    #62590

    In reply to: TalkPress

    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    You are right, 1075 is probably the most stable release for “cutting-edge” users, but we would appreciate testing of trunk during integration of BackPress.

    We do intend to experiment with PingBacks and TrackBacks in topics via XML-RPC, and you could be right about spam, but we won’t know until we try. We will build out the spam tools provided by Akismet to try and meet the challenge of spam at the same time. There are also other ways in which we can utilise XML-RPC besides those two features which you may not have considered, we already have some cool ideas about user integration and content aggregation that should be driven by the needs of the hosted project. I hope you don’t leave us just for giving it a whirl :)

    The “Press” names are mostly about branding and the they need not be taken literally. We can leverage a lot of good-will by associating with WordPress, and we intend to create better ways to integrate the two projects, regardless of where they are installed or hosted.

    #62589

    In reply to: TalkPress

    _ck_
    Participant

    Thanks for taking the time to write that up.

    I guess my biggest question for now is if build 1075 should be treated as the most relatively stable build for alpha users.

    I’ll say this to the day I abandon bbpress – adding trackbacks/pingbacks to it is the biggest waste of limited time and resources and will make the program the spammers target of choice while leaving it with the worst reputation.

    ps. if Matt held some kind of contest I am sure a better name could be come up with than “TalkPress”. The problem is he wants to stick to that “press” suffix which implies a one-way communication for a something that is specifically for two-way interaction.

    #62588

    In reply to: TalkPress

    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    Things may be a bit confusing at the moment with two new and different names flying around. I’ll do my best to clarify things and we can use this topic for everyone to ask questions on the subject and provide input.

    For those who are interested, the first thing to do is read this post (and the articles it links to) in the blog:

    The future for bbPress

    That post is pretty vague about things. So let me be more specific here. First, I’d like to make it clear that bbPress is not being replaced or abandoned or drastically changing direction. As for the two new names that have been mentioned, I’ll cover them below.

    BackPress:

    bbPress has a lot of shared code with WordPress. BackPress is the name of a new project which is attempting to normalise this shared code into a set of generic files that will simply plug in to both projects (and potentially others). This allows us to leverage the testing and improvements made to this shared code without the overheads of manually merging changes. This way we can spend more time on bbPress’ unique code and extending new functionality.

    TalkPress:

    It has been public for a while that Automattic intends to create a hosted forums service based on the bbPress project code. The intention is to make this work much like the existing WordPress.com hosted service for blogs. Matt Mullenweg let it slip that the working name for the project (and not necessarily the service) is TalkPress. We probably won’t talk much about it here, but I can say that the majority of the code written to create this new project will be released as open source. Regardless of the name of that service when it launches, the name of this project, “bbPress”, will not change.

    As for the upcoming work for bbPress, I’m happy to elabrorate here:

    bbPress code:

    Along with the inclusion of BackPress into trunk, there are other things going on. We are in the process of implementing a new taxonomy structure for tags. Improving bbPress’ object cache to make it compatible with various WordPress object cache plugins. Replacing the fairly ordinary “favourites” system with a much more flexible and useful topic aggregation tool, and later on we will be incorporating a set of functionality based around the XML-RPC tools available in WordPress such as pingbacks and trackbacks.

    bbPress.org website

    The bbPress.org website is due for a clean up. Most importantly, the extend area will be upgraded to include a plugin repository similar in functionality to the one that exists on the WordPress.org website. There is a possibility that we will also launch a theme repository based on the same system. A little later on, we plan to re-design the whole site.

    I hope this clears things up a little and I’m happy to answer any questions here. I can’t think of anything, but it’s possible that there may be some things that I can’t say about the hosted service project. Feel free to ask though.

    #2837
    sydspinnin
    Member

    I installed bbPress into my WP directory such that its index.php lives here: http://stlrevolution.com/teamrev/forums/

    The admin tool seems to work fine. I am able to create topics and whatnot, see users, and all that. BUT, when I click on a topic, I receive file not found message.

    For example, I went to add a new test topic:

    http://stlrevolution.com/teamrev/forums/?new=1

    And when I clicked [Send Post], instead of seeing the post or some other page displayed, I received an error for this url:

    http://stlrevolution.com/teamrev/forums/topic/3?replies=1#post-3

    When I look in the forums folder, there is no “topic” folder, so I’m wondering what exactly I messed up during installation. Please advise. Thank you.

    #62631
    healthstatus
    Member

    made the

    Try this: $bb->mod_rewrite = false;

    change, deleted the .htaccess file, same result

    http://www.healthstatus.com/health_blog/forums/forum.php?id=1

    results in

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_header() in /usr/local/www/vhosts/healthstatus.com/htdocs/health_blog/forums/forum.php on line 1

    I also tried to delete a test post and it won’t delete.

    #2833
    healthstatus
    Member

    using bbpress .8.3 I can view my main page (http://www.healthstatus.com/health_blog/forums), I can view a latest discussion by clicking on it, but when I click on a forum, I get the message:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bb_get_header() in /…../forums/forum.php on line 1

    Second, when I try and add a forum (from the admin screen) it just flashes at me but doesn’t add the new forum.

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