mostafa ghanbari (@mostafaghanbari)

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  • mostafa ghanbari
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    hello @blogjunkie. for number 2 and 3 u can install User Role Editor to manage your customers access roles. for number one you have many different ways! please explain it more!


    mostafa ghanbari
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    any help?


    mostafa ghanbari
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    @mostafaghanbari

    any help?


    mostafa ghanbari
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    i think you’re right man! i didn’t even try it! thanks Pippin lets do it with “Support Forum” plugin :)


    mostafa ghanbari
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    thanks Pippin, but i prefer to do it with a non plugin way! any idea?


    mostafa ghanbari
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    well done michael! it looks like you did it! but i think there is a more simple way to do so(lets say another way instead of an easy way because your way is not difficult also!). when you install bbpress you can go to yoursite/topics and see list of all topics. in this page you can see similarities with items that you really need:
    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/65583116/topics1.JPG

    the only thing you need to do is find out what file in bbpress do this job. the file is:

    loop-single-topic.php

    and here is the codes related to what we want:enter link description here

    and finally the last thing is having a summary of topic content. that’s i dont know it yet! :D


    mostafa ghanbari
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    Hi Michael
    if i understood your question you simply want a list of topics in your forum like bbpress.org/forum! am i right?


    mostafa ghanbari
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    i installed bbpress inside buddypress and i created a menu for my system(i’m creating a forum like a vanilla forum[exactly like that! even better!]). but i have to change some features of my menu in different pages. in a simple not recommended way i can have my menu codes in every single page. but i can have it in a more modular way! in this case i can have a function who checks which page i’m in so call the particular menu for current active page. i mean sth like this:

    if (active page is profile page) 
         codes for profile page menu 
    else if (active page is topics page) 
         codes for topics page menu
    

    mostafa ghanbari
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    Thanks John

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