I'm running bbPress 2.1 (plugin) and put on my blog's sidebar an RSS parser from forum. Problem is: when it gets an answer, the label starts with "Anwser to: Topic title" — in my case, since my site is Portuguese written, "Responder a: Topic title".

I want to change this "Responder a:" for something shorter, like "Re:". Do you guys have any idea where I change this behavior?

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What I wanted to do was have a selection of forum feeds (not all) which could post to Twitter via RSS. The problem was, it would have 'reply to:' posts being fed to Twitter too.

To solve the issue, I opened up Y!Pipes and messed around.

I took the RSS feed from each board (4 in total) and added their RSS feeds to the 'Fetch Feed' module.

Then, I added a 'Sort' module, and set it to
Sort by > "item.pubDate" > Descending

That fed into a Filter module, which I set to block any instance of the term 'reply to' in the item.title.

Saved the pipe, and now there's an RSS feed of the four boards I need - combined.

If anyone needs to do similar, it's possible to do it with single RSS feeds and customise them this way to show only new forum threads. Ideal for posting to Twitter or just as an RSS feed for certain boards on your forum (without the replies appearing too).

I know you can add /rss to the end of a forum URL to get the feed for it but is it possible to do so for topics only?

for example: http://www.onlyanexcuse.com/discussion/forum/scottish-football-forum/scottish-premier-league/rss/

gives all topics and replies. There is a widget on the sidebars which gives latest topics so I assume it is possible.

I'm running BBPress 2.0 with BuddyPress.

Thanks in advance.

Is this going to break any other functionality at all?

// feed of forums
http://domain.com/?feed=rss2&post_type=forum

// feed of topics
http://domain.com/?feed=rss2&post_type=topic

// feed of replies
http://domain.com/?feed=rss2&post_type=reply

// combined feed
http://domain.com/?feed=rss2&post_type=topic&post_type=reply

Thanks, I really appreciate your help?

I appologize, but I am new to bbPress. The link to my forum is http://www.knowledgeinfusionnetwork.com/?post_type=forum

So it would be http://www.knowledgeinfusionnetwork.com/?post_type=forum/feed

It doesn't seem to be working.

Do you know if there is any informatin or documentation out there regarding rss?

I would like for users to be able to subscribe to all forums as well as individual threads. Similar to what we have here on the bbPress site.

If there is any documentation or threads on this, can someone please point me to them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

In the forums I have figured out, that the feed URL should be these:

// feed of forums
http://voipsnak.dk/?feed=rss2&post_type=forum

// feed of topics
http://voipsnak.dk/?feed=rss2&post_type=topic

// feed of replies
http://voipsnak.dk/?feed=rss2&post_type=reply

// combined feed
http://voipsnak.dk/?feed=rss2&post_type=topic&post_type=reply

1. The different feeds doesn't show up in the browser address window
2. The reply feed show the oldest topics, and not the newest replies
3. The combined feed shows the same as the reply feed, which is also wrong

I have tried with different values added to the combined feed. Like &orderby=date&order=DESC but it didn't work.

I hope one of you can guide me with the three issues above.

function wptumble_feed_request($vars) {
    if (isset($vars['feed']) && !isset($vars['post_type']))
        $vars['post_type'] = array('post', 'topic', 'reply');
    return $vars;
}
add_filter('request', 'wptumble_feed_request');

The reason is that I would like for people to be able to subscribe, and get one email (via feedburner) that has all posts/forum threads, etc. for the day.

Is it possible to do this (without too much coding)?

Thanks!!

I guess I could edit them so that they return nothing, but this solution was faster and our forum is just for five people X) Thank you, anyway!

The Private Forums plugin does not disable rss... something that would make sense. Google Reader keeps finding my posts. What else could I try?

The RSS page with the google dropdown shows up, but 404 instead of the content.

What should I do to trouble shoot this? http://totallyadd.com/forum/rss

Any help would be really appreciated.

Yukon