Sorry, it was problem of bbpress (or my). I have put plugin files directly to bb-plugins directory and after then they was activated.
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Hidden Forums (0.0.9)
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Version: 0.0.9
Last Updated: 2009-5-13
Requires bbPress Version: 0.9 or higher
Compatible up to: 0.9
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Author: _ck_
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Posted: 9 months ago #
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I get the error
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/10123/domains/site.com/html/forum/bb-includes/functions.bb-forums.php on line 84It shows up at the top of the login/logout page.
Posted: 8 months ago # -
The fix is here - http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/when-there-is-no-forum-to-display-warning-is-generated
(Thanks to johnhiler!!)
Posted: 8 months ago # -
Hiding of tags doesn't seem to work. Running on 9.0.4. Everything else seems to be working as usual.
Update:
Just to test I upgraded to 9.0.5 and it still shows the tags, just to take the version out of the equation.Posted: 8 months ago # -
Hi _ck_, Is this now compatible with 1.0.1?
If so, how do I find the user ids I want to add to the hidden forum? I have looked in bb-admin/users.php but don't see any mention of the user id there.Posted: 8 months ago # -
@thekmen: why don't you plug it an try it out? ;)
I just installed it on my 1.0.1 test site, and it appears to do what it is supposed to do... I'll post any issues I find. (By the readme text it looks like some 1.0 issues were fixed in recent builds).
Posted: 8 months ago # -
Hmm -- now I have a question... this seems to exclude the forum from RSS feeds... which is good--- until you want that RSS feed, then its bad... ;)
I think there might be a way to code in a super-secret RSS feed hash that would allow only those "in the know" to be able to subscribe to it... anyone have any ideas?
Posted: 8 months ago # -
To expand... What I am trying to do is parse the RSS feed from bbpress in my wordpress... which works beautifully, except it hides the hidden topics (understandable).
Perhaps a solution would be to have magpie (or whatever wordpress does) fetch the feed through the currently logged in user's cookies so that the feed sent to WP shows the hidden forums if that user is logged in... (I have them integrated ya-know).
Seems that if the feed is affected on by cookies (you can see it if you are logged in and directly link to it) and if magpie fetches this feed directly, it should be a "simple" case of making them talk...
Posted: 8 months ago # -
This Plugin seems to collide with the 'Related Topics' Plugin by _ck_ where it will list and link to topics from Hidden Forums in non-hidden areas.
Posted: 7 months ago # -
How I find the user number?
myforum.com/forums/bb-admin/users.php ... (page not found)
Thank you.
Posted: 6 months ago # -
Awesome; works great for me on 1.0.2. Thanks, ck!
Posted: 5 months ago # -
Plugin works great but I tried to add an image for the label and it just displays the image path as text instead of actually showing the image...
$hidden_forums['label']="<img src='http://filepath.png' />";
Any ideas?
Posted: 5 months ago # -
Awesome work, _ck_, as always.
That said, I'm having the same issue as the poster above, with the img code not working. It shows the path, not the image. The changes mentioned earlier in the thread appear to have already been implemented in the plugin, so I'm at a loss about what to do.
Did something change in 1.0.2 that would prevent the image from showing up? Do I need to use the absolutely file path or something? Does the image need to be in a specific folder to work?
Posted: 4 months ago # -
When logged out, I see the heading "Add New Topic" and a sentence about logging in to post. I would prefer to see something relevant and friendly to visitors. I can't change the heading without changing the post-form also.
Any advice?
Otherwise, I'm liking the plug-in and grateful for it.
Posted: 3 months ago # -
This is fantastic. works great. I would LOVE for anyone of you great coding people out there to add the admin section... Thanks _ck_ you rock!
Posted: 2 months ago #
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