I have been using WordPress for a long time and I finally decided to integrate BBPress into my WordPress blog. The integration worked very well and I was able to get the cookies to work correctly to avoid folks from having to log in twice.
The problem I am having has to do with the fact that I can no longer log out of WordPress. I have tried every combination of things I can think of and nothing has worked. This only started AFTER I modified the wp-config & bb-config to include the cookie information. If I remove that info from my wp-config file, I am able to logout fine but it obviously breaks the integration. No plugins are affecting this as I have already tried playing with disable/enable to solve the issue and it did not help. It definitely seems to be related to the cookie modifications.
Has anyone else had this same issue?
I need an SQL Query that will give me the user ID and email address of all the users who are in the following groups: –
Memeber
Modorator
Administrator
Key master
I have this query that gives me all my user (including user of my WordPress site that don’t have access to my forum)
‘
$all_users = $bbdb->get_results(“SELECT ID, user_email FROM $bbdb->users WHERE user_status=0”);
‘
Oh.. also the USER name would be really good as well.. (sorry I forgot to add that to my original post)
Any help here would be awesome!
When users register on my bbPress installation, they receive a URL to login. Except the URL to login is the bbPress install location, not the URL of the bbPress install as it sits inside my WordPress site design. How can I change the URL in that e-mail?
If that wasn’t clear, here’s what I mean. The registration e-mail is forwarding users to www.chengduliving.com/bbpress but where I want them to go is www.chengduliving.com/forum
Thanks!
Hey,
After I installed my bbpress al the folder and files had all permission set to ‘000’.
To acces the page I set everything to ‘777’.
Now, this clearly seems like a bad idea to me. What should be the permission settings for the diffrent files and directories of my bbpress install?
thnx for help!
Hi. I installed a widget for including images. It is called allow-images.php
However, it just includes a line of text:
Allowed Markup:
BBcode a blockquote code em strong ul ol li font strike center u hr img
In other ppPress versions, such as the pagelines one http://www.pagelines.com/forum you can see they have buttons for inserting the code.
How can I achieve the same look and function?
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It was annoying me that by default bb_title() on the topic page didn’t include the name of the forum in it. I wanted
Topic name < Forum name < Site name
but bb_title() default is:
Topic name < Site name
So I wrote this little plug-in and now I’m happier.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Better Topic Titles
Plugin URI:
Description: Add the forum (category) name to the topic title in <title> for the love of SEO!
Author: Phil Thompson
Version: 1.0
Author URI: http://imgiseverything.co.uk/
*/
function better_topic_titles($title){
$separator = ‘«’;
$forum_name = get_forum_name();
if(!empty($forum_name) && strpos($_SERVER, ‘topic’) !== false){
$title = str_replace($separator, $separator . ‘ ‘ . $forum_name . ‘ ‘ . $separator, $title);
}
return $title;
}
add_filter(‘bb_title’, ‘better_topic_titles’);
?>
I’ve not found any issues with using it but I’m sure someone can have a look and improve it; if they think it’s necessary.
Is there any way to set all posts to be held for moderation? I don’t want any posts to show up without being approved first (similar to the comments feature on WP).
I was using the plugin BB Moderation Hold (0.4.1) before I upgraded, but it doesn’t seem to work with the latest version of BB.
Thanks.
I just made a post over at https://wordpress.org/support and I really like the formatting code buttons they are using for their forum.
Firebug has some code that eludes to ed_toolbar
Is this available in a plugin that I can use? Thanks.
There was some discussion about making bbPress a WordPress plugin. This would lead to a complete re-write of the project, but I have a better idea:
- bbPress should be a standalone platform, so it can also be run without WordPress.
- There should be a plugin on WordPress plugins repo (for eg.
bbPress Forums Integrator or simply bbPress), which would have bbPress as svn:external and load the bbPress files as BuddyPress does it. Basically the plugin could be what can be found here – https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/trunk/bp-forums
- This way both type of users would be benefitted – those who want bbPress as a standalone and those who want it to be deeply integrated with WordPress.
Some of my thoughts…
Gautam