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Hi there,

Well, code highlighter its here. i love iG:Syntax Hiliter plugin for WP so i modified it to work in BBPress.

you can find it here

http://klr20mg.com/bbpress-syntax-highlighter-en/

Is the 0.1 Beta version.

Enjoy.

Cheers.

Hi

I owe the domain nofullstop.com and I started a domain test.nofullstop.com

Then I set up a MySql database on the URL testforum.test.nofullstop.com

After this I changed the config-sample.php file to config.php and entered the required information in that file.

Now when I load http://test.nofullstop.com/bb-admin/install.php it shows a 404 error..??

what did I miss??

I upload the bbpress files to my root folder test.nofullstop.com/

please help quick…please

thank you

There are a number of little mini-plugins in simple code form that have never been published in the plugin browser, floating around the forum.

I’ve written several myself and already use a single file called “bb-tweaks.php” to keep track of them.

Let’s publish a collective bb-tweaks.php plugin that has them all, with all the actions hooks or direct calls disabled but documented so others can take advantage of the features.

Post your code, or link to other’s code found buried on the forum, here?

Is there any interest in doing something like this for bbPress?

http://install4free.wordpress.net/

There are quite a few gotchas in getting bbPress up and running these days. The latest development trunk doesn’t work, and the 0.8.3.1 release doesn’t work for a lot of people either. So, people are forced to edit files, apply patches or download an interim revision. What if we did something like http://install4free.wordpress.net/ but for bbPress?

I have offered to help people off list before, but some are hesitant. Having something like this would add legitimacy to anyone offering to help. In fact, it flips it around. Someone wanting help requests it at that site, and then a volunteer from the project contacts them. Not as much chance of a random dude trying to mess with their server.

I’m seeing some interesting behavior. Though I am a php rookie it seems like what I am trying to do should work.

I include some code in the header that parses cookies and sets variables appropriately. I use the exact same code and approach in WordPress and it works perfectly.

This is at the top of my bbpress header.php:

<?php

global $research_subscriber; // '1' if user is research subscriber

global $forums_subscriber;   // '1' if user is forums subscriber

if (condition) $nyquist_research_subscriber=1;

if (condition) $nyquist_forums_subscriber=1;

?>

Just to make sure, I echo’ed out the variables afterward within header.php and they are all being set as expected.

Later on, in files that include header.php (topic.php or front-page.php) by invoking bb_get_header(), I attempt to access these global variables and they are all null.

Why are these variables not being passed? Why does this work in WordPress but not BBpress? What am I missing (bangs head against wall)?

I know sometimes WordPress has a meta tag with the WordPress version, but does bbPress do something similar? Or, can you access something from the public side of a bbPress installation that would tell the version? It would save time helping others by preventing the question “what version are you running?”

Hello, we integrated bbpress with our WP site at http://argentinastravel.com/forums/ The site ranks great for all kinds of search terms and gets indexed by Google daily, but for some reason the /forums/ are all being ignored entirely. Any ideas why this could be? Any other page / section that gets added is usually indexed within a day.

I have the problem that I can´t acces the admin panel since I deleted the WordPress”files” WordPress database and my bbPress installation was in the same database.

don´t have a backup.

but did a fresh reinstall in the nower bbpress database.

does anyone know how to solve that problem?

That topic header sounds dumb but I’m wanting to have it on my bbpress forum that each topic has only one page, with say 30 posts shown. When there are more than 30 posts, the page divides in two and in between the two sections (each with 15 posts) there is a button or something that says ‘View Posts 15-74’ and when you click on that it loads up the rest of the comments in its place.

Pretty much you can have a thread where you only have 30 posts shown, the first bunch and the most recent bunch and if you want to read all the other posts in between you just click on the divider bit in the middle.

Example? Exactly like the topics on this forum: www.messandnoise.com/discussions/

Hopefully someone else thinks that this is a great idea and would consider making a plugin or something. I’ve got no idea how hard it would be but I’d really, really like to see it and I would have no chance in coding it myself

I would like to be able to check a user’s login status without using the bbPress functions. Normally I would use a simple isset($_SESSION) check. What are the names of the variables that bbPress sets to indicate that a user is logged in?

Thanks.