the foreach:
foreach( $r1 as $rw ) {

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http://www.alistapart.com/stories/alternate/

Thank you for the link though. Ill look at it.

http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/ThemeSwitcher

I don't believe there is one for bbPress at the moment, considering there aren't a lot of themes out there.

Theres links under the header to click to switch to each column layout. I want to keep this feature to offer my members. My question is there a simple way for me to let users switch columns? Like using a theme switcher or some other way? Ive searched the support forum here and so far i havent found a user theme plugin switcher on here. Is there one made that im overlooking? Even if there was one just because a user switched themes in the forum doesnt mean it would switch themes in the wordpress....

Can someone help me figure out to accomplish this?

website url: http://slickwhenwet.com/forum <-- work in progress

Thx for the help mate!

_Null

ps. how to open a .diff?? (windows machine)

I think that should cover the problems. I took the liberty of changing other things as well... hope you don't mind. I removed some redundancies in the CSS, and changed some little code things.
There's the modified bbmenu.php file, as well as the diff file to make it a little easier for you to see what I changed. If you cant make sense of the diff there are diff file viewers that color the text and make it more human-readable.

Sorry about the "day or so"...

@Box, dude had any time to help me out with the bbMenu plugin thingy? I want to fix this issue before I start with the next version (using jquery and fixing alot of bugs)

Thx

Thank you.

Wheren't you the guy that fixed (or claimed to have fixed) this particulair error I had with the bbMenu plugin?

Thinking... yeah you where it, you said you fixed it using $bbdb->get_results. So I replaced all mysql_query() with it, but this caused an error with the mysql_fetch_array. So what more did you change? Cause I can't seem to fix it :( I can hardly program, so some help plz :)

Thx

$query = "SELECT * FROM $bbdb->menu
WHERE set = 'inactive' ORDER BY order ASC";
$r = $bbdb->get_results( $query );

foreach( $r as $rw ) {
  // now mess with $rw
  echo $rw->database_row . "<br>\n";
}

Something that might be helpful would be to browse the source of the ezSQL class in /wp-includes/wp-db.php

The latest from Justin Vincent, the author
http://www.woyano.com/jv/ezsql

The version used in bbPress and WordPress
http://trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/wp-includes/wp-db.php

It might help you... you'd be able to see where mysql_query is begin used, and how to use the ezSQL format best.

I think the reason you're running into problems with mysql_fetch_array is because it's already used.
Not sure on that one though... I would have to check.

Also, what might cause an error: $bbdb->query will not return anything at all. $bbdb->get_results needs to be used for multi-dimensional array data, $bbdb->get_row or $bbdb->get_col need to be used for single array data, and $bbdb->get_var needs to be used for non-array/string data. $bbdb->query is used for inserting data, the others are used for retrieving it.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty positive that's how it goes.
ezSQL is lovely. It certainly takes the pain out of MySQL data manipulation.

So I guess that makes the answer to your question "Neither." $bbdb->get_results should do the trick.
And sorry for the screed. :D

I currently have an API problem fixing a plugin. Using mysql_query() will result in errors on some boards so I wanted to change this using $bbdb->get_results(). This works, but mysql_fetch_array will error things up now. What do I need to change to make this work correctly?

Current code (without using $bbdb->get_results()):

$r = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM $bbdb->menu
WHERE set = 'inactive' ORDER BY order ASC");
while($rw = mysql_fetch_array($r))