NM — he has since updated the plugin to fix the issue.
Using the latest update fixed it.
Mark as resolved 
Hello Everybody
I’ve just updated my regular wp blog to mu and now I cannot access the bbpress backend. I also noticed that when in mu my users don’t have roles and I cannot assign roles to them. I’m wondering if this is related. Any asistance on this would be appreciated
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Codex. Codex. Codex.
Open up a BB Codex like we have with WP. How are we going to get more devs to start hopping on the bbPress bandwagon? While many of us enjoy sifting through code when we get the extra time, good documentation is always helpful to get people started. Heck, even some better inline documentation would do wonders right now.
Seriously, when was the last time this page and its subpages have been updated?
https://bbpress.org/documentation/
I’ve got more work than I can possibly handle, but I’d be willing to develop things for the bbPress community. I just don’t have time to spend reading through all the code, line by line, to see how things work.
Give developers a chance to make the platform shine.
The success of WordPress comes from the vast number of add-ons (themes and plugins) for the system. Without them, WordPress probably would’ve died a long while ago.
The lack of documentation is probably turning a good number of developers away from the system, developers that could be creating plugins for many of the features that users want.
This is the area that needs the most improvement. Let’s work on documentation first. Then, we can start thinking about other things bbPress needs.
Themes
I’ve seen a handful of decent themes I’d use, but (as far as I know) there are no major theme developers in the bbPress community. Documentation would go a long way in helping here. This is especially true for designers that don’t know all the ins and outs of the platform’s PHP code.
I’d personally start coding bbPress themes if it supported the same type of parent/child theme setup that WordPress has. I’d be happy to port all of my WP themes like this.
Ha! Thanks – that fixed it.
Maybe try clearing the cache?
forgot to mention – using Kakumei 1.0 theme
Hi, I just updated to v. 1.02 and the admin screen still looks like the old version (green text on white background). When I installed v 1.02 locally on my computer, the admin screen looked like the WordPress admin interface. I updated my database. Everything else is working fine. How can I change/fix the admin screen to look like the WordPress interface (the way it is intended to be).
Thanks!
forget my last post. I’ve updated the allow-images plugin instead of creating a new one.
@johnhiler – Yes man, everyone leaving. Sam’s post is about “1 month old”. How many plugins are updated last month? 
I wrote Matt some hours ago …
Just like the title says, there doesn’t appear to be any CSS in my admin dashboard. I’ve went through and reuploaded the appropriate files, but still it’s broken, like no CSS elements. The actual links, settings, files, etc are there, just no CSS to make it easy on the eyes or organized.
I’ve done some searches on Google and on these forum and I cannot seem to find the exact problem I’m having. I have updated my .htaccess, config file, etc. I’m not sure what else to try.
Thanks for your help.
on the plugin, BuddyBar in bbPress
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddybar-in-bbpress/
I just updated to buddypress 1.1 so that it can work, would you like to get admin info!
I just updated to version 1.0.2 and I’m getting this same error. Any clue on what might be going on or how can it be fixed?
I think webmasters that run a forum, and wanna have “normal” pages for information, should look for a different way, for creating single pages with a reply form, integrating with WordPress is not a good thing IMO.
The reason why I’m saying this is, is that WordPress is under a constant development, but bbPress not, atleast that’s what I read. If WordPress gets updated and bbPress doesn’t and if that breaks the integration, you’ll be stuck on that for a while for support.
Do we have an updated status on bbPress Channels yet?
<?php
/*
* Plugin Name: Say My Name
* Plugin Description: Sends a notification email if someone mentions your name in a post (based on Notify Post by Thomas Klaiber).
* Author: <a href="http://www.ellequadro.net">Matteo Crippa</a>, updated for bbPress 1.0 by Kawauso
* Version: 0.2
*/
function say_my_name ( $post_id, $args ) {
global $bbdb, $topic;
if ( isset( $args[ 'post_id' ] ) && false !== $args[ 'post_id' ] ) // Don't run on edits
return;
$post = strtolower( $args[ 'post_text' ] );
$all_users = $bbdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM $bbdb->users WHERE user_status=0" );
foreach( $all_users as $userdata ) {
if( !is_smn( $userdata->ID ) )
continue;
/* $notify = false;
*/ $display_name = strtolower( $userdata->display_name );
/* if( strpos( $display_name, ' ' ) === false ) { // Use word-by-word searching if the display name is one word
if( !isset( $words ) )
$words = explode( ' ', $post ); // Only create the word list if necessary
foreach ( $words as $word ) {
if( $display_name == $word || "@$display_name" == $word ) {
$notify = true;
break;
}
}
}
else*/ if( strpos( " $post", " $display_name" ) !== false || strpos( " $post", " @$display_name" ) !== false) // Always require a leading space
/* $notify = true;
if( $notify ) */{
$message = __( "Someone called you on: %1$s nn%2$s " );
@mail( $userdata->user_email, bb_get_option( 'name' ) . ':' . __( 'Notification' ), sprintf( $message, $topic->topic_title, get_topic_link( $topic_id ) ), 'From: ' . bb_get_option( 'admin_email' ) );
}
}
}
add_action( 'bb_insert_post', 'say_my_name', 1, 2 );
function smn_profile() {
if( !bb_is_user_logged_in() )
return;
global $user_id;
if( is_smn( $user_id ) )
$checked = ' checked="checked"';
else
$checked = '';
?>
</fieldset>
<fieldset>
<legend>Say My Name Notification</legend>
<p><?php _e('If you want to get an email when someone call your name in a new post.')?></p>
<table width="100%">
<tr>
<th width="21%" scope="row"><?php _e('Activate')?>:</th>
<td width="79%"><input name="smn" id="smn" type="checkbox" value="1"<?php echo $checked?> /></td>
</tr>
</table>
<?php
}
add_action( 'extra_profile_info', 'smn_profile' );
function smn_edit() {
global $user_id;
if( $_POST[ 'smn' ] )
bb_update_usermeta( $user_id, "smn", true );
else
bb_update_usermeta( $user_id, "smn", false );
}
add_action( 'profile_edited', 'smn_edit' );
function is_smn ( $user_id ) {
$user = bb_get_user( $user_id );
if ( $user->smn )
return true;
else
return false;
}
?>
Take out the /* */ around the commented out parts of the code if you want to re-enable the foreach() loop method for single word display names. I couldn’t find much of a difference in speed, but then again it might be quite different on a live server. You can also just delete all that code too if you want to make the file smaller 
I’ll upload this to the Extend section someday, along with the other plugin I keep meaning to finish and upload.
Edit: Added support for @
This should be 100% case insensitive, but I’ve not tested with anything unicode. It’ll always look for a space before the name to avoid false positives, but if it’s at the very start of the post, it’ll still be detected.
Why not call v0.9 “BBpress Lite v0.9″and call 1.0+ just BBpress (or BBpress Full v1.0.3)? or something in that nature
When you come first to this site you see the two versions. Most of us I think pick the higher version not thinking about the other. Some of us (the people who understands bbpress better as a stand alone) prefer 0.9 version still after the “higher” version came out.
The reason is not to confuse the new users that 0.9 is not a lesser version or that 1.0 is a more updated version. What I’ve read the two version are different enough to continue it’s own path. and it shows because you’re asking for users to test the new .9 version. “call for testers on the 0.9 branch and 1.0 trunk” If I wasn’t around for a couple of years I would think 1.0 is more stable than 0.9.
I updated this plugin with some fixes – new posts, and paging. Also, I used a better way of removing the forum/ and topic/ from the urls that doesn’t involve str_replace.
http://blog.markroberthenderson.com/getting-rid-of-forums-and-topic-from-bbpress-permalinks-updated-plugin/
The latest versions of wordpress and bbpress are the most secure and bbpress is designed to integrate with wp. The only possible advantage to keeping an older version of bbpress is the amount of plugins that have not been updated to ensure compatability (in other words, if you want a lot of plugins, stick with 0.9 until the ones you can’t live without are brought up to speed. My recommendation – upgrade now that you don’t have too many plugins to worry about).
If you’re going to upgrade bbpress, do it first.
Install wordpress and integrate with bbpress. Basic (shallow) integration eliminates the need for users to log in to each seperately.
That was kind of rhetorical in nature. I know how to get to the favorites page (by the by, mine is /profile/XX/favorites… permalinks are our friend). The problem is that bb_get_location() on the favorites page returns the location as being ‘profile-page’, not ‘favorites-page’ as you would expect.
By proxy, I wonder if /favorites.php is still being used by bbPress or if it’s just legacy from 0.9 and all the favorites are being managed by /profile.php now. If that’s the case, bb_get_location() might need to be updated to use another method of determining what page the viewer is actually on.
I would it be separate from the forums. maybe another tab in a person’s profile. (maybe I should ask bp people?)
People can upload their car picture(s) and fill out pre determined fields.
You will have a link under their name when they post saying garage where you see the person vehicle, like you see their profile. That would be the minimal and the starting point.
Then more complex:
-Have a directory of all the people’s car, maybe looking like the groups in bp (http://testbp.org/groups).
-Have rating on the car
-Top Rating, Random, Search, and Last updated.
-Add more than one car, more than one picture
I realized that means you are basically creating a photo album with fields.
That last plugin hasn’t been updated since January and is only compatible up to wordpress 2.7. It only adds a default role to bbpress, but if you’ve matched your wordpress and bbpress roles, this isn’t necessary, if it ever was.
A plugin should not be necessary in order for someone to register on a wordpress blog or on bbpress. Under the Settings/General you have a place to set the default role for new members; Subscriber, Administrator, Editor, Author, or Contributor for wordpress and those roles can be matched up to bbpress roles under Settings/WordPress Integration.
aMember.com mentions wordpress integration but not bbpress on their site, so I think that might be the issue.
Im having the same issue. I setup
Everything correctly but nothing seems to work together.
Everything works great individually and its all updated to the newest versions.
Gerikg do you think you can take a look at my issue as well.
Thanks
How about an updated smilies that works in the new bbpress, maybe incorporate the barfing icon that you can have in skype
