We don’t have a problem with you creating a thread informing people about your plugin. Keep it limited to that thread – and certainly keep it current. Bumping threads that are 3-4 years old just to paste your URL, however, won’t cut it.
Just be helpful.
This thread is old so I’m closing it.
Premise, Easy Digital Downloads, WooCommerce (and more) all have the ability (through extensions) to create forums specifically and only for customers. There is no shortage of solutions. Plus you’re not limited to PayPal, unlike the solution posted above.
Instructions to enable the visual editor are here.
See this post regarding bbPress Moderation.
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-2-2-4-to-2-3-created-a-big-problem/
The plugin is currently not compatible with bbPRess 2.3. The author has been notified and is working on a fix, but until then you should deactivate it.
Here is a snippet to hide the bbPress search box.
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-2-3-now-available/#post-133171
The new search is a bbPress specific search and while the previous one is a WordPress search. Do you want to disable the bbPress one?
Can you provide me with a list of plugins you are using? That is likely the culprit at play here.
Do you have auto role set in the bbPress settings?
Until the author updates the moderation plugin you may be able to try Spam Destroyer. I have no personally used it but I’ve heard others have had success with it.
Do you have the bbPress Moderation plugin activated?
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$user = get_userdata( $user_id );
$registerdate = $user->user_registered;
echo date(“Y-m-d”, strtotime($registerdate));
`
You should be able to place the bbPress author ID where the $user_id is if you are using this in a loop.
Right now there isn’t an easy way to do it, but we are looking into that for the next release.
For now you can just hide it with CSS. Eg:
`
.bbp-search-form {
display:none;
}
`
You can put that in your theme’s style.css file.
The first thing to do is eliminate your theme as the problem.
If you temporarily switch you theme to TwentyEleven, does that fix the issue?
This issue sounds semi-related to related to ticket #1478, which was fixed in 2.3.
Upgrade to 2.3 (backup first!) and see if that fixes things.
What version of bbPress are you using?
I just tested a fresh install of bbP 2.3 and WP 3.6 trunk on MAMP Pro and can’t replicate any issues.
Assuming you are the admin of the site, if you manually create a new user do you get a notification email?
If you don’t, the default wp_mail() function likely isn’t working with your web host/server. This is semi common.
The easiest fix is to use an SMTP plugin like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/configure-smtp/.
Are you using any member plugins such as WishList Members or s2Member?
If you are using bbPress 2.x it includes TinyMCE support.
If you’re not getting the TInyMCE editor on topic/replies then you need to inspect you plugins and see what might be filtering/disabling the editor.
Ah, I think I see the problem.
WishList Member does some trickery behind the scenes and has a history of not playing nice with bbPress due to some of the ways they implement their functionality.
I’d suggest contacting them and see if they have made any progress in figuring out the issue.
Here’s another thread, for reference, with a similar issue
http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/some-users-cant-see-first-post/#post-130422
bbPress search has been implemented from scratch in bbPress 2.3 release. The new search does not piggyback off of WordPress search (which is what happens when you add the code above) and works extremely well.
Version 2.3 is actually in RC1 right now and is very stable, so you could upgrade to that and it would give you the new search feature.
http://bbpress.org/blog/2013/03/bbpress-2-3-release-candidate-1/
My recommendation would be to give 2.3 RC1 a whirl. Of course since it is RC1, do a backup before upgrading 
No problem, thanks for reporting it. Things like this help us improve bbPress for everyone
Here’s the trac ticket http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2283
Any fixes won’t be until bbPress 2.4 so you’ll want to do some tweaks manually (like I mentioned above) in the mean time.
Alright, the resets we have in place in the CSS were for the list-style, not the background images or padding which seems to be what you need.
Putting this in your theme’s CSS will be a start, but you’ll likely need more CSS tweaks as you go to play nice with your theme.
`#bbpress-forums li {
margin: 0;
list-style: none;
background: none;
padding: 0;
}`
I’m going to create a ticket in trac to add these to the reset to help in the future.
Are you using any other plugins?
Is this a live site or a site that is currently in development?
Ah, it appears at one point you copied the bbPress CSS file into you theme (which is correct).
Once you do that, bbPress will always use that file instead of its own. So instead of using the new 2.3 CSS file with the fixes it’s still loading the one and your theme.
Easiest thing to do is rename the bbpress.css in your theme to something else like bbpress-temp.css which will make bbPress use it’s own packaged CSS.
I’m not sure how this works with BuddyPress, but you may be able to try this plugin which typically shows what templates are in use.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/debug-bar-bbpress/
