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Hi,

Yes, the same thing happened to us. It looks like it is because of line 971 in common/templates.php

$bbp_classes = array( ‘no-js’ );

Remove the no-js and the editor will come back.

I don’t see any way to do this without directly editing the source code for the plugin. Hopefully an oversight that can be corrected.

Kevin

John,

Thanks for your fast action, unfortunately the issue still persists. The Visual editor does not appear.

If I comment out line 1085:

//$bbp_classes[] = ‘no-js’;

Then it will appear again.

Or, do I need to be defining this bbp_classes array somewhere else?

Thanks,

Kevin

Can you please post the code snippet you are using to enable the visual editor?

In my testing, it is working OK using these snippets:

Enable Visual Editor

ok, in my testing

working :

function bbp_enable_visual_editor( $args = array() ) {
    $args['tinymce'] = true;
    $args['quicktags'] = false;
    return $args;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_after_get_the_content_parse_args', 'bbp_enable_visual_editor' );

not working

function bbp_enable_visual_editor( $args = array() ) {
    $args['tinymce'] = true;
    return $args;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_after_get_the_content_parse_args', 'bbp_enable_visual_editor' );

no quicktags are shown in 2.6.8, which is I think where the problem lies

@jjj Moving the ‘no-js’ class to the bottom of the ‘bbp_body_class’ function does not fix, as the quicktags toolbar is still not shown.

the following filter fixes, but I’m not entirely sure what the introduction of then ‘no-js’ class to the function is doing, but I can’t see that the patch has any unintended consequences as it only runs on the relevant pages.

add_filter ('bbp_body_class', 'rew_unset_no_js') ;

function rew_unset_no_js($classes) {
	if (in_array ('single-forum', $classes) || in_array ('single-topic', $classes)) {
		if (($key = array_search('no-js', $classes)) !== false) {
			unset($classes[$key]);
		}
	}
return $classes ;
}

or if that doesn’t work

add_filter ('bbp_body_class', 'rew_unset_no_js') ;

function rew_unset_no_js($classes) {
	if (($key = array_search('no-js', $classes)) !== false) {
			unset($classes[$key]);
		}
return $classes ;
}

Put this in your child theme’s function file –

ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php

where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme

or use

Code Snippets

FOR THOSE USING BBP-STYLE-PACK – I’ll issue a revised version incorporating this shortly until fixed in bbpress.

When no-js is used, it’s usually removed using javascript or jquery to check if the browser supports it as some people turn it off in there browser preferences.

Try adding the below code to your functions.php or code snippet plugin, etc.

if( !function_exists( 'bbpress_browser_supports_js' ) ){
	function bbpress_browser_supports_js() {
		echo '<script>document.body.classList.remove("no-js");</script>';
	}
	add_action( 'wp_footer', 'bbpress_browser_supports_js' );
}

Make sure to clear any caches and check to see if it works for you.

That’s good, glad that worked out for you.

You could also put it in bbpress.php in the plugin itself, then when the fix comes out and the plugin is updated it would get rid of it.

For others looking for a solution, I tried to edit my post above but couldn’t, when I mentioned functions.php I mean the functions.php file that is within your current active WordPress theme.

Hey!
After updating to version 2.6.8, it also stopped working for us visual editor.
Please solve the problem and return to the forum visual editor.
Thanks!

2.6.8 does not fix.

so use either

add_filter ('bbp_body_class', 'rew_unset_no_js') ;

function rew_unset_no_js($classes) {
	if (in_array ('single-forum', $classes) || in_array ('single-topic', $classes)) {
		if (($key = array_search('no-js', $classes)) !== false) {
			unset($classes[$key]);
		}
	}
return $classes ;
}

or if that doesn’t work

add_filter ('bbp_body_class', 'rew_unset_no_js') ;

function rew_unset_no_js($classes) {
	if (($key = array_search('no-js', $classes)) !== false) {
			unset($classes[$key]);
		}
return $classes ;
}

Put this in your child theme’s function file –

ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php

where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme

or use

Code Snippets