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OBSERVED BEHAVIOUR:

In Installation Step 3, the ‘”Key Master” Username’ is a text entry box, with no pre-populated values.

EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:

The ‘”Key Master” Username’ should be a drop-list, with the admin IDs of the primary blog in it.

DETAILS

When integrating with an MU site, Step 2 asks for the WordPress Primary Blog ID.

In step 3, the install program uses the value entered to find administrators for the specified blog. The function populate_keymaster_user_login_from_user_tables concatenates the database prefix, the blog ID specified, and the constant ‘_capabilities’. For example, if the prefix is ‘wp_’ and blog ID is 1, you get ‘wp_1_capabilities’.

There’s only one problem with this. When you install WordPress, you have to complete the standard installation, and then reconfigure it to be a multi-site blog. For the standard installation, the first blog does not contain the numeric ID, and neither does the capabilities meta_key – it is simply ‘wp_capabilities’.

SUGGESTED FIX:

In Step 2, the pop-up help text for the “WordPress MU primary blog ID” field states:

“If you are integrating with a WordPress MU site you need to specify the primary blog ID for that site. It is usually 1. You should probably leave this blank if you are integrating with a standard WordPress site.”

Change the wording, to more accurately reflect what needs to be entered:

“If you are integrating with a WordPress MU site, you need to specify the primary blog ID for that site. If you have changed the primary site, enter the site ID. You should probably leave this blank if you have not changed the primary site, or if you are integrating with a standard WordPress site.”

If you install bbPress integrated with WordPress, the installation fails with a message “Your installation failed with some minor errors.”

Looking at the error log, the message was:

“Forum could not be created!”

I dug through the code, and found the problem, in bb-admin/includes/functions.bb-admin.php, in the function bb_new_forum:

// Expects forum_name, forum_desc to be pre-escaped

function bb_new_forum( $args ) {

global $bbdb;

if ( !bb_current_user_can( ‘manage_forums’ ) )

return false;

bb_current_user can ONLY return true if you are currently logged into WordPress as an administrator. I recommend changing the ‘if’ condition to:

if ( !BB_INSTALLING && !bb_current_user_can( ‘manage_forums’ ) )

Hola, he finalizado la traducción completa al español de la versión de bbPress 1.0.2. Por completa me refiero a la traducción inclusive de esas frases que no tienen ningún sentido en español y deben ser interpretadas de otra manera.

De igual forma he revisado cuidadosamente la integración con el sistema, para asegurarme de que todas las palabras en los formularios y títulos tienen sentido con la tarea que realizan.

Es importante recalcar que la traducción ha sido realizada en lenguaje formal que por lo general contiene expresiones simples de entender por cualquier hablante del español sin importar los modismos regionales.

A continuación dejo los enlaces al fichero .mo y el catálogo .po. Si esta versión gusta lo suficiente puede que me dedique a mantener una traducción es_VE para las versiones futuras de bbPress que sean publicadas.

es_VE.po

es_Ve.mo

Saludos cordiales.

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In English:

Hi, I’ve translated bbPress 1.0.2 completely into Venezuelan Spanish. By completely I mean, giving sense to those words we can’t translate directly into Spanish.

I have uploaded the .mo and .po files to my server, you can get it from the links below:

es_VE.po

es_Ve.mo

By the way, it’s formal spanish grammar so you can use it everywhere.

Bests regards.

I have just started using bbpress and I would like the theme to look like the main wordpress theme ie use the header and footer. I came across themepress but when i installed it i get:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_header() in /forums/bb-templates/ThemePress/front-page.php on line 1

I am using the latest version of bbpress and wordpress ie wp 3.0.1 and bb 1.0.2

is there a better way to integrate the theme?

I believe this could be achieve but would like to know how i could do this.

Similar to the Support Forum plugin, I would like to be able to allow users to display before the topic title, the type of topic it is, for example, whether the forum topic is a translation of a magazine article. So in theory, the forum topics would display [translation] title of topic.

I’ve tried using the newest Support Forums (0.1.1) plugin but that would not display the text, it does display the icons though. I’ve used the Support Forum (3.0.6) and that displayed both the text and the icons. However, I would also like to be able to include more prefixes rather than the standard 3 that the Support Forum plugin does.

Any help would be most appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Hi there! I am having trouble a problem with my bbpress installation. I have installed bbpress and completed deep integration with wordpress. I have also installed the plugin at https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/zaerl-wordpress-3-integration/. The forum is live at www.mendabrokenheart.net/forum

Unfortunately, it is not possible for people to register. When they enter their information, it returns the message “email is required”.

Can you please point me in the direction of any potential solution?

hi,

I’m not using a latest discussion plugin, but want to prevent posts in a specific forum from showing in the latest discussions.

how can I do this?

cheers

b

hi

I want to give this theme for bbpress

https://wordpress.org/support/

thank 😡

This is my first try to translation.

Have tested on my own install of bbPress for couple times.

How do I submit it to the bbPress?(Can I?)

Sincerely.

I have the kakumei Theme and the kakumei-blue theme but can’t get it to look like the screen shot that was sent with it. Also I changed the style.css but now the header is missing and also I have a scroll bar at the top of the left side of my header near the bb logo that I cant get out. Can someone send some suggestion my way?

http://rockabyebrittany.com/forum/