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Thanks,
phani

From the first-page:

This code will generate a link to the original author's profile and that one's username.

<a href="<?php user_profile_link(($topic->topic_poster)) ?>"><?php topic_author(); ?></a>

And this code will make a link to the last user who posted and that one's username.

<a href="<?php user_profile_link($topic->topic_last_poster) ?>" class="latest-disc-last-poster"><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></a>

Hope it helps!

Is it possible to lower this new "anchor" just underneath this line so that this line of text is not visible anymore? (because its moved up, out of the screen). Just like the # link does now (if you click it, you'll see what I mean).

Now people get the feeling they missed a post and scroll up, only to discover that is the first post. It's just a small thing, but it would be nicer.

Thanks

999 means try to be the last thing to execute on the filter (so the anchor comes last)

Thanks for the reply, I'll try your suggested "untested theoretical plugin". But what does the 999 stand for? Just learning :)

add_filter('post_text','first_reply',999);
function first_reply($text) {global $bb_post;
if (!is_bb_feed() && (int) $bb_post->post_position==1) {$text.="<a name='first-reply'></a>";}
return $text;
}

Then to get the first-reply link for any topic,

<?php echo "<a href='".get_topic_link()."#first-reply'>replies</a>"; ?>

It far easier to inject an anchor at the very bottom of the first post and link to that instead.

It could be done via a plugin that appends post_text and checks the $bb_post->post_position to see if it's equal to 1

If it's equal to 1 then append <a name="first-reply"></a>

Then your first reply is always at http ://topic-link-blah-blah#first-reply

Note that my unread-posts plugin already solves the problem of linking to the first unread reply per user.

Current code:
<?php printf(__('<a href="%1$s">Comments (%2$s)</a>'), get_topic_last_post_link(), get_topic_posts()) ?></div>

So get_topic_last_post_link(), should be change to the link the second # is generating now...

Like get_topic_first_reply_link() or something...

Thanks

Just the second post of any topic or a specific topic or ... What's the significance of the second post? What's your plugin supposed to do? I'm asking because it's easier to help someone if you actually know what they're trying to do.

If all you want is a plugin that lists links to the second post of every topic, that's different than say, one that lists the second post of topics about cabbages. They look similar, but they aren't always :)

Any help is appreciated

What are you trying to do in your plugin that needs it?

Beneath eacht post there is a line like: Posted 2 days ago #. The # is a link directly to the topic. Now I want to get this link from (to?) the second post, so I can use this link in a plugin. But how to get this link?

Many thanks

How can you convert nolageek code into a new function "topic_replies"? ;

<?php
function bb_decrement( $value ) {
return $value-1;
}
add_filter( 'get_topic_posts', 'bb_decrement', 1);
?>
<?php
function bb_decrement_topic( $value ) {
global $forum;
return $value;
}
function bb_decrement_forum( $value ) {
global $forum;
return $value-get_forum_topics();
}
add_filter( 'get_topic_posts', 'bb_decrement_topic', 1);
add_filter( 'get_forum_posts', 'bb_decrement_forum', 1);
?>

It is indeed very nice, just tried it.

http://www.2diabolos.com/blog/plugin-bbpress-adsense-injection/

http://astateofmind.eu/freebies/bbflickr/

I've made modifications to original FlickrRSS to make it working under bbPress - you can display your photos, your set, group or community photos from Flickr on your forum now :).

You can see demo here on sidebar.

This way, the database doesn't have to be extended, a simple filter would do... plus it would be easier to code as a plugin

Well in theory

Just filter it:
blog name = forum name
blog topic = forum topic
blog reply = forum reply

blog is filtered from the forum and only topic owner can add/edit here.

To make it more simple, when a user makes a blog a forum called "userblogs" (must be unique so a series of numbers could be added) is created and filtered (hidden). Then when loading a profile page it checks the forum "userblogs" where topic starter = profilename and it shows the "blogs" of that profile name...

Hope you understand what I mean, goodluck

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http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/6891/pluginscreenshotjl2.jpg

Other features in the works are:

Comments (as you can see in the preview)
Music Player (going to make it so that it grabs from the server and displays a flash player)
About Me, Friends section, etc
Choice of theme for profile
Galleries
... And whatever else I can think of. As I've said, it's work in progress.

<?php if ($forum_id == 1) {
echo 'html1';
} elseif ($forum_id == 2) {
echo 'html2';
?>

Any other approach will probably lead to madness. :-)