[fpierron]

Hi,

I have a wordpress mu install + buddypress. All the stuff works fine. I have installed bbpress. As it was difficult to tune the installation, I don’t know if what I can’t do if the consequence of a bad installation or only a limitation of bbpress.

I thought bbpress was buillt to work with wordpress mu : then I should be able to automatically enable a forum per blog created. But it is not the case : there’s one forum belonging to the first blog wp mu, and other blogs do not have one’s.

I don’t know if I am clear so I describe what I need.

Let’s say I create a WordPress MU on example.org.

I install bbpress to the example.org/forums path. Ok, it works.

Now, I create another blog, let’s say myblog.example.org.

When I enter the url myblog.example.org/forums, I should get a new forum space, not the forum that belongs to the main blog.

How to do that ?

Regards,

Fred

[chrishajer]

bbPress was not built to work like that with WMPU. As for how to enable that functionality, I’m not sure. I think you would have to install bbPress on each blog. I’ve not heard of a way to have something like WPMU for bbPress (i.e. BBMU.)

[johnhiler]

I’m guessing that Automattic built something similar to bbMU for TalkPress?

https://bbpress.org/blog/2009/04/talkpress-and-bbpress/

Not sure what if they plan to release that or not… I’m guessing they will, but that it’s not a huge priority?

[chrishajer]

I wonder how hard it would be to do something like a bbMU? Not hosted (like wordpress.com) but just like WMPU?

[Radhe]

Greetings

Fred, did you find any solution?

Thanks a lot

Radhe