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Using bbpress functions from the wordpress theme

  • @tfab69fr

    Member

    Hi all

    After upgrading:

    WP2.5 -> 2.7

    BBPress 0.9.4 -> 1.0 alpha 6

    WP is running badly.

    In order to get access to functions of BBPress, I have these lines at the end of wp-config.php:

    if ( !defined('BBDB_NAME') )

    require_once(ABSPATH.'forum/bb-load.php');

    Into the index.php of my WP theme, I wish to display the last topics of the forums, by doing:

    <?php

    $forums = get_forums();

    $topics = get_latest_topics();

    $super_stickies = get_sticky_topics();

    for ($i=0;$i<3;$i++){

    $topic = $topics[$i];

    ?>

    " title="See the message of <?php topic_author();?>"><?php topic_title();

    <?php } ?>

    The display of the latest messages was working well and still working well after the upgrade, BUT WORDPRESS GETS INTO TROUBLE:

    – the css style for the back admin of WP is not working

    – the hooks into the plugins are not called anymore (add_action(‘wp_head’, ‘init_js’); where init_js() is never run)

    – custom query vars are not detected into the url

    Well, when I remove the require_once into the wp-config.php (see below), the trouble disappear.

    //if ( !defined('BBDB_NAME') )

    //require_once(ABSPATH.'forum/bb-load.php');

    How to get it working with the bbpress function without trouble in WP ?

    I think this is a very important point for the BBPress integration in WordPress

    Thanks

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  • @chrishajer

    Participant

    Shouldn’t that require_once be at the top of the wp-config.php file, right after the opening <?php ?

    @tfab69fr

    Member

    Unfortunately this causes an error:

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare _http_build_query() (previously declared in E:wampwwwrs_prod_nextforumbb-includesbackpressfunctions.compat.php:21) in E:wampwwwrs_prod_nextwp-includescompat.php on line 45

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