[thomasklaiber]

ehm … sorry guys, i didn’t test the new function because i’m running mysql 4.0… on my site. I fixed the $bbdb and added the following config-var:

$mysql41 = true;

If you have any problems simply set to false and it should work well.

Download here:

http://la-school.com/2006/downloads/onlinelist_1_3.zip

[Trent Adams]

Try something like:

#front-page #discussions {

margin-left: 170px;

margin-right: -20px;

width: 420px;

}

#front-page #rightbar {

margin-left: 590px;

width: 150px;

margin-right: -20px;

}

I haven’t tested this, but it would be easier to just keep moving them to the right I think.

Trent

[Trent Adams]

I am testing the new version. You should know that line 26 of the plugin has a syntax error that needs fixing. Change from:

$bbdd->query

to:

$bbdb->query

Trent

[Trent Adams]

when I installed the plugin it had my user online when I was testing it. After 5 minutes it said no one was online. I was still logged in and started viewing posts. It remained with saying that I was not online.

If I then logout and login again, it still says no one is online. If I drop the table in the database and go back to the main page, it says I am online for 5 minutes and then goes back to saying no one again.

What am I doing wrong or is this an error?

Trent

[Trent Adams]

Take the cookie domain and path information right out for now. It should work without it anyways and let’s do some more testing.

Trent

[Trent Adams]

Simon,

I would change the cookie domain to be just awspress.com (without the period before it).

That should get the logout link on bbPress working better. I was not able to login as TrentAdams and come back to WP with an account created in bbPress, but when I created an account Trent with WP and then went back to bbPress, the user worked and so did the integration. It didn’t matter which program I logged in Trent with, it worked going back and forth.

That seems to me that the wordpress-integration plugin in bbPress is working and the bbpress-integration plugin in WP is not. I would uninstall that plugin and reinstall it after updating the cookie information in the config.php file for bbPress.

Let me know how you make out and I can test it some more.

Trent

[Trent Adams]

After testing this! WOW! I just assumed it would have notification by email, but that can come later! This is really going to be a cool system! Looking forward to the release!

Trent

[ardentfrost]

Not sure what you’re asking (the plugin has nothing to do with email addresses), but feel free to go to my forums and check it out. I need more testers anyway.

I just did what the previous code was dictating a different way, so right now everything I’ve worked on is working.

If you do come over and test it out, make a quick post in some thread (I suggest the one pertaining to this plugin) so that you don’t get deleted accidentally (we go through our memberlist daily to delete spam users)

[Trent Adams]

I believe that bb_add_filter is the naming that is used in the latest version in TRAC (might wanna check that) as most files and functions are being named that way.

As for the function that you are close to creating, could I ask if it will only send links to the PM area to a member so that other members can harvest email addresses?

Trent

[Null]

-bumpy-

[pilkster]

I have done a fresh install of the latest WP (2.0.5) and latest bbPress (0.73) earlier today and installed the WordPress plugin as described. I have also added the code described above to bbPress’s config.php.

Wordpress is installed on my root domain, and bbPress in a folder named /forums/

User registration integration is not working, is there something I have missed?

Thanks – pilks (AWSpress.com)

[so1o]

hanbit,

download the latest version of the Private Forums plugin from

http://www.adityanaik.com/projects/plugins/bb-private-forums/

please report any bugs here

http://www.adityanaik.com/forums/forum/4

thanks for you help..

[intellivision]

Addendum:

just tried another user “test” — same thing, can’t get in.

[ardentfrost]

it tests on use of front-page.php in either bb-templates or my-templates.

[thomasklaiber]

I donno, the current structure of the plugin makes adding guests a bit complicated, but i’ll give my best … im not the fastest guy.

Ajaxed is something even bigger for the future, sorry.

New Version: http://la-school.com/2006/downloads/onlinelist_1_3.zip

(Better online_update on mysql 4.1 and greater. Will work with old Versions anyway! )

[Null]

is_front stands for front-page.php? And if so how does it know that i use index2.php and not index.php Think i am going to connect index2.php to test.php (thats the renamed original front-page.php)

Or does this do something completely else, kinda confused :S

[so1o]

https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#customization-folders

do the default plugin installation routine..

please note that you need site-options plugin and the latest code from the bbpress repository

[Null]

Yeah, thats why I ask that here I have no clue how to do that!

[ardentfrost]

That’s a bit more difficult. You’ll have to figure out how to find the post id for the second post in the topic and call post_link( $post_id ) to fill out the the link.

[Null]

This gives me the first post, not the first reply of that post (if I am not wrong) I want to jump to the first reply

(sorry if this does this, but I cant test it right now)

Thx

[ardentfrost]

this is untested…

make a file in your my-plugin directory and call it whatever you want. Insert the following:

global $topic;

add_filter ( 'get_topic_posts', ($topic->topic_posts)-1, $topic->topic_id );

That should work

[ardentfrost]

just find where it is and add this:

<a href="<?php topic_link(); ?>">First Post</a>

[Null]

-bump-

[Safirul Alredha]

I’m using the latest nightly. Instead of get_option() use bb_get_option().

[Trent Adams]

Thanks! The plugins work now with the latest code!

Cheers,

Trent