Your phpBB can create new posts normaly ?
Do you use any other plugin/module to integrate the WordPress with phpBB ?
Thread Starter
roshi
(@roshi)
If I remembered right first I try that one:
PHPBB Single Sign On
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/phpbb-single-sign-on/
When I write my question I forget it because i try it before … maybe few months. There is a file that I removed after that from forum directory – auth_wpbb.php and also common.php because that plugin put that files in phpbb.
I’m starting to think that the problem is maybe with some short code that don’t have similar BBcodes ? Is it posible. Because when I try to put post without any shortcode inside there is no problem.
The WP phpBB Bridge does not make any use of the file message_parser.php that also creates the problem to you.
Please try to re-install damaged files for phpBB and/or WordPress and then try again with our plugin.
I am getting the same problem (Fatal error: Class ‘bitfield’ not found in /home/…../includes/message_parser.php on line 48) and it all began when I tried to integrate forum posts for new articles. Before that the plugin worked, sort of. I have never installed any bridge plugins on the site before that could interfere.
Also, now if I try to use the plugin without forum post integration I get a string of fatal errors when posting an article so had to deactivate it completely.
Thread Starter
roshi
(@roshi)
I remove all files that are from plugin but there is no change. If I make new post with some shortcode inside there’s a same error.
Simple Problem, PHPBB trys to parse the BB Codes from WP, unknown Commands will lead to this error ( since the Post is not included via the post.php which filters such errors ). So just include autopostings in your Forums JUST without the shortcodes in the blog Entry 😉
anonymized-8660507
(@anonymized-8660507)
I fixed this problem by deleting the following code in wpbb-functions.php around line #1319
I’m pretty lame in php, so try this with caution!
if(!class_exists('parse_message'))
{
include($phpbb_root_path . 'includes/message_parser.' . $phpEx);
}
$message_parser = new parse_message($text);
$message_parser->parse($allow_bbcode, $allow_urls, $allow_smilies);
$text = $message_parser->message;
$uid = $message_parser->bbcode_uid;
// If the bbcode_bitfield is empty, there is no need for the uid to be stored.
if (!$message_parser->bbcode_bitfield)
{
$uid = '';
}
$bitfield = $message_parser->bbcode_bitfield;
return;
Seems to work fine now. Posts are published in the forum, just the [caption] tags are not parsed, which is a bit ugly, but I can live with it 😉 Still hope someone offers a better way to get rid of this issue!
@sofianights Looks like one of us must be running an older version of wp_phpbb_bridge. Using your comment as a hint though, I added this at line 654 of wpbb-functions.php:
$allow_bbcode = false;
That fixed the problem. The code now looks like this:
function wp_generate_text_for_storage(&$text, &$uid, &$bitfield, &$flags, $allow_bbcode = false, $allow_urls = false, $allow_smilies = false)
{
global $phpbb_root_path, $phpEx;
$uid = $bitfield = ”;
$allow_bbcode = false;
$flags = (($allow_bbcode) ? OPTION_FLAG_BBCODE : 0) + (($allow_smilies) ? OPTION_FLAG_SMILIES : 0) + (($allow_urls) ? OPTION_FLAG_LINKS : 0);
if (!$text)
{
return;
}
if(!class_exists(‘parse_message’))
{
include($phpbb_root_path . ‘includes/message_parser.’ . $phpEx);
}
$message_parser = new parse_message($text);
$message_parser->parse($allow_bbcode, $allow_urls, $allow_smilies);
$text = $message_parser->message;
$uid = $message_parser->bbcode_uid;
// If the bbcode_bitfield is empty, there is no need for the uid to be stored.
if (!$message_parser->bbcode_bitfield)
{
$uid = ”;
}
$bitfield = $message_parser->bbcode_bitfield;
return;
}
I’ve no idea what “bbcode”s are though, so I have no idea what the negative ramifications of this are…
