Hello folks.
I am quite experienced in WP plugin development, but I am new to bbpress.
I am trying to port a WP plugin of mine to bbpress.
The first thing I need to do is to detect whether the loaded page is in the admin are or not. IN WP I’d use is_admin(). I naïvely tried it in BBpress, no luck.
Any suggestion?
Cheers,
Davide
Is it possible to add the entire contents of the wrapper in the stock theme “Kakumei” in the navigation bar above it? Will removing the wrapper do it or something else needs to be done too? Click on http://www.invictatrader.com/bbpress to see the nav bar and wrapper.
Thank you.
When I change the font color to “ffffff” in the code below, it does not apply it to all the text on the top of the page for registration/login etc. It only changes “welcome” and the rest like “admin”, “logout”, “register” and “lost password” are still the same. Where is the color of these fonts (all the text having to do with login, logout, forgot password, logout etc.) controlled in the CSS?
.login {
position: absolute;
bottom: 31px;
left: 0;
font-weight: normal;
color: #ffffff;
width: 100%;
z-index: 1;
font-size: 12px;
}Thank you.
Guys, it’s november soon, what about update?
Anyway Thank you for your work.
For some reason, whenever I try to access the bbPress admin area directly I get redirected back to the front page. I do have WP and BB integrated, but if you log in from WP, BB recognizes your login fine. Everything works except trying to access the admin area; I have to log out and then log back in using BB’s log in form. Any ideas? (yes, the user has admin-level access)
Hello everyone. I am working on integrating a forum with my WordPress blog, and everything was going fine. Until I finished the install, and started working on the integration settings in the admin panel. In the section where it asks you to input the WordPress database prefix (I think it was to get the proper user tables), I put wp_ which is the prefix for my WordPress blog. Now, it doesn’t matter which account I log in with, I still cannot find the Admin link in the header. I’ve logged in both with my WordPress blog admin account, and my bbPress account. I’ve checked in the mySQL database, and my bbPress account still has the permission to access the admin panel, but I cannot see a link. It simply shows “Welcome, Legacyblade | Log Out”
Normally in these situations, I’d just uninstall and reinstall, but I’m not sure what Word Press tables were modified, and don’t want to mess up my blog. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I don’t want to have the hurdle of requiring my users to have to sign-up for a forum account.
Is it possible to allow users post comments to my forum without having to create an account (while at the same time preventing spam).
Is it possible to install bbPress in the same folder as WordPress or have anyone tried? I have seen alot of people trying to remove the extra /forum url that appears in bbPress. This really seems like the obvious solution and like it’s what it’s coded for initially. I only fear that it’s too easy and straight forward that it won’t work 
I recently installed bbpress by extending buddypress 1.1 with wordpress mu 2.8.4. While everything is ok on the buddypress end, the forum does not have a “Add New Topic” link displayed…. I tried adding topics and posts through the database too, but same result! 
You can find the link to the forum here – http://smartlearnwebtv.com/iitjee/forums. I’d appreciate any help from you guys.
Note: The forum under the “Groups” category seems to work fine – not sure if this has got anything to do with the problem am facing.
Who has gotten this to work? When i try going into myforums with a cellphone it looks normal. Does not look like a mobile edition.
