>>1) you have bbpress installed and a new user created on the “bbPress” side which you granted “administrator” rights by the keymaster
Reading it now, it is obvious, but before – I was not creating a second user and giving him administrator rights. I was using my first “admin/keymaster” account as the main one.
Once I created that second account and followed the rest of your directions, the xmlrpc worked fine.
The other part was
6) …and go to the groups admin page.
It is actually the “bbPress Forums” page. Maybe the terms changed at some point.
As far as cookie integration, this seems to be the definitive resource so far
Alright, got xmlrpc all worked out. I was make an assumtion in Trents directions that was not correct. I found this doc and it answered a few questions I had.
After spending a few hours with little success, it seems I am having difficulties on 2 fronts: wpmu and bbpress integration and buddypress xmlrpc integration.
I am at times not sure which one I am troubleshooting.
OK, I am starting to realize my next wrong turn. This is my first dive into BBpress and when the topic of this post said “assuming you have wpmu and bbpress all set up” – I thought I did, but I didn’t.
BBPress Newbs FYI:
There is a whole cookie/hash integration that has to happen that I have not looked at yet. Here are 2 great resources on the topic
I have managed so I can now post, but I still get the “There was an error posting that reply.” if anyone but me (the main admin in bbpress) tries to post. No else seems to have permission to do start new topics or reply.
After spending an hour on this, I realized that the forum settings in my BP dashboard were being set in my blog dashboard – NOT in the root dashboard. Wow.
Glad to have it working but why is that site-admin section even in the “blog” admin section?
