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https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/37

This will hopefully fix the following issues.

• This user is a bozo: "1" in the edit profile page.
• Slashes getting added to some quote marks (" -> ") in posts.

Hi, everyone. is it possible to install BBPress to my own computer? if it is, what do i need to do?

thanks a lot. it would really be a great help.

My bbPress does not want to show graphics and log me on.

It looks like if i would run it from my disk, without xampp.

Help me please.

http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6812/untitled2sy5.png

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My bbPress does not want to show graphics and log me on.

It looks like if i would run it from my disk, without xampp.

Here is my config.php

<?php

// ** MySQL settings ** //

define(‘BBDB_NAME’, ‘wordpress’); // The name of the database

define(‘BBDB_USER’, ‘admin’); // Your MySQL username

define(‘BBDB_PASSWORD’, ‘precision’); // …and password

define(‘BBDB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // 99% chance you won’t need to change this value

// Change the prefix if you want to have multiple forums in a single database.

$bb_table_prefix = ‘bb_’; // Only letters, numbers and underscores please!

// If your bbPress URL is http://bbpress.example.com/forums/ , the examples would be correct.

// Adjust the domain and path to suit your actual URL.

// Just the domain name; no directories or path. There should be no trailing slash here.

$bb->domain = ‘http://my-cool-forums.example.com’; // Example: ‘http://bbpress.example.com’

// There should be both a leading and trailing slash here. ‘/’ is fine if the site is in root.

$bb->path = ‘/’; // Example: ‘/forums/’

// What are you going to call me?

$bb->name = ‘Thinker’;

// This must be set before running the install script.

$bb->admin_email = ‘v@m.com’;

// Set to true if you want pretty permalinks.

$bb->mod_rewrite = false;

// The number of topics that show on each page.

$bb->page_topics = 30;

// A user can edit a post for this many minutes after submitting.

$bb->edit_lock = 60;

// Your timezone offset. Example: -7 for Pacific Daylight Time.

$bb->gmt_offset = 0;

// Change this to localize bbPress. A corresponding MO file for the

// chosen language must be installed to bb-includes/languages.

// For example, install de.mo to bb-includes/languages and set BBLANG to ‘de’

// to enable German language support.

define(‘BBLANG’, ”);

// Your Akismet Key. You do not need a key to run bbPress, but if you want to take advantage

// of Akismet’s powerful spam blocking, you’ll need one. You can get an Akismet key at

// http://wordpress.com/api-keys/

$bb->akismet_key = ”; // Example: ‘0123456789ab’

// The rest is only useful if you are integrating bbPress with WordPress.

// If you’re not, just leave the rest as it is.

$bb->wp_table_prefix = ”; // WordPress table prefix. Example: ‘wp_’;

$bb->wp_home = ”; // WordPress – Options->General: Blog address (URL) // No trailing slash. Example: ‘http://example.com’

$bb->wp_siteurl = ”; // WordPress – Options->General: WordPress address (URL) // No trailing slash. Example: ‘http://example.com’

/* Stop editing */

if ( !defined(‘BBPATH’) )

define(‘BBPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’ );

require_once( BBPATH . ‘bb-settings.php’ );

?>

Pro Forums has just introduced a brand new theme switcher for you to try out different available themes for bbPress. All credit for the coding itself goes to lonemadman. To view more information, go here: http://proforums.palmansworld.com/bbpress-plugins/theme-switcher/

Or to view the beast itself here: http://proforums.palmansworld.com/foro

Alright, I recounted all my stats, and I’m using 0.8.1 and now in it I try to write topics, and they submit and show up on their topic page with a yellow background, but when I leave that page and then click the forum they are in, the topic is not there. When I go to the admin panel, it shows the topic and I can once again view it, but it still does not show up when looking from the normal forum view.

Forgive my ignorance, but I can’t seem to find the answer in the documentation or forums here.

I can’t use a custom these after upgrading to 0.8.1.

Under the presentation tab it lists my custom theme, but with this URL:

http:// forum.mybbpress.com/bb-admin/themes.php? theme=C:\WWW\PUBLIC\forums.mybbpress.com/ bb-templates/mytheme/&_wpnonce=36ec0251eb

How can I eliminate the extra slashes and the reference to the absolute path?

The default theme is working, and it works great, but I’d like to be able to use my custom theme again!

Hello.

I have a WordPress blog installed at:

www.mysite.com

And another (with another MySQL database) installed at:

www.mysite.com/otherblog

I would like to install bbPress into my ‘otherblog’ like so:

www.mysite.com/otherblog/forums

Could someone just clarify what I should put in my config file (as I am getting confused about the correct URL to enter). I am also confused about integrating the BB into my blog. Last time I uploaded (FTP’d) the whole folder (i.e. the ‘bbpress’ folder) to:

www.mysite.com/otherblog

Was this the correct location? Should have uploaded the contents of the ‘bbpress’ folder to this location or should it have been uploaded to:

www.mysite.com/otherblog/forums

Also, where exactly should I put the .htacess file (to enable permalinks), last time I put it in:

www.mysite.com/otherblog/bbpress

I’m sorry if these are simple questions but I don’t want to damage my existing installation of WordPress.

Kind regards,

MadDoc

I just installed bbpress and now how do I get it to work within my current wordpress template?

I’ve setup bbPress succesfully and all that good stuff, but now I have this weird issue. Any normally “escaped” characters are showing up in all my and my users posts.

Example:

http://onctalk.com/bbPress/topic.php?id=165&replies=1

Not a clue whats cuasing it, but its pretty annoying, so any help would be appreciated.

Also, if I attemp to edit the post, then delete the slashes, they just reappear again, and if I left any existing slashes, more of them appear to escape the new “/” that was written in my edit post. (Which is why you see ///” instead of /”).