I have a question-
One of my members wants to make sure he stays logged in. I had an SMF forum which allowed you to choose “stay logged in for a week” or “forever”. He would like something similar, and claims he has to log in every time he comes back to the forum.
I know I don’t have that issue, but I’m also the keyholder- is it supposed to be automatic that someone stays logged in?
If not, is there a plugin, or a hack, that could make this possible?
Thanks. 
EDIT: To elaborate on this, I have integrated this with wordpress, and I’m beginning to wonder if I have an integration problem:
He registered through BBpress, and the account was created in my WP-admin, no problem. I asked him to try logging in to the WP control panel, to see if checking “remember me” on that login was what did it. He couldn’t log in with his BBpress password, not even the random one that was sent to him.
I had to go in and manually set the password for him. Is that how it’s supposed to work? Am I going to have to do this for each user created? (I can’t believe that, so there must be another issue.)
Sorry to bring up two problems in the same thread, if it’s better I can start a new one for the integration issue.
Thanks in advance.
Is it possible to restrict a usergroup to only using the forum side and not the blog side ?
so there would be two usergroups one can access both blog and forum and the other usergroup would only be able to access the forum until the admin switches a switch to allow them to access both
i know there’s already a plugin for syncing both wp/bb but can we toggle one usergroup’s access on and off to either side ?
Hello, I’ve been trying out this product and really loved it. I’m wondering if anyone of the experts out there be interested to help me setup a site with bbpress and wp? Just a simple site will do nothing complex.
And of course to show my support for this community, I’ll pay for your work
Please let know if there’s any interest?
Thanks heaps
On the end of URLs in my forums it always attaches a ?replies=# to the topic link (or redirects you if you open a topic without that in the url) where # is the number of replies to the topic. It’s really ugly and I want to get rid of it; no other forums apart from this one that I’ve seen have it! I’m using slug permalinks but I believe it was there before that. I’ve got the rules from bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php in my .htaccess because Multiviews didn’t seem to work for me. Anyone know how to get rid of that?
it only appears to work with head is that correct ? and if so why not header ?
how to move latest dicussions to the bottom of the forum instead of up top
HELP!
Ok I’ve been working on my site for an entire day and can’t seems to have things figured out.
I’ve been trying to get bbpress and wp to integrate or share cookies with no luck at all. I’ve got wp in www.website.com/community and bb in www.website.com/community/bb
I would run and install bb first and after I changed the password of my key master I would run wp but upon login I cannot logout!
I’ve tried many reccomendations I found in the forum but none work. Anyone with any idea what went wrong?
note: .htaccess is in /bb folder
Check it out..
http://www.grindhouse.com/
What file should I be looking at to style the page numbers?
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to have bbPress uses the style-sheet etc. from the template
I am using for WordPress, in order to have the same look and feel through the entire site.
That would be a real integration 
Thanks
Alex
