[Chuckie]

I didn’t realise this had changed. My users can put one image but not three images. Maybe there could be some moderation settings to say how many.

Does the user get notified if their post needs to be moderated?

I agree though that once approved it needs to be in the correct place in the time line.

[Chuckie]

Is there any reason you can’t just use additional CSS to get things like links looking and behaving as you prefer? Just a thought … 🙂 I am only a user … 🙂

[Chuckie]

Sorted:

		'video'      => array(
			'controls' => true,
			'width'    => true,
			'height'   => true,
			'source'     => array(
				'src'    => true,
				'type'	 => true
			)
		)

[Chuckie]

It is not working. For a standard user once I hit submit the code I end up with is:

<video controls="controls" width="300" height="150"></video>

It has lost the inner source item:

<video controls="controls" width="300" height="150">
<source src="xxxxx.mp4" type="video/mp4" /></video>

[Chuckie]

Disregard. Another plugin fault.

[Chuckie]

My site has blown up now. Critical error.

[Chuckie]

Mine still show underline on mouse hover. But then I sent my CSS styling to do that anyway as my theme by default didn’t.

[Chuckie]

I should clarify, this is the main forums list page that shows the categories and list of forums. It is that freshness that is not up to date.

If I click on the forum in question and shows it’s topics, then they show the right freshness.

For example:

Home Forum List
Category A
Forum A Freshness 19 hours ago

Click Forum A
Topic 1 1 week ago
Topic 2 16 minutes ago

So in the primary list it should say 16 minutes and not 19 hours.

If I use your tool to rebuild the freshness then it gets all in sinc. But it used to be fine with the last version.

I don’t have sub forums. Just a list of categories which each has a list of forums.

[Chuckie]

This works:

		'video'      => array(
			'controls' => true,
			'width'    => true,
			'height'   => true,
		),
		'source'     => array(
			'src'    => true,
			'type'	 => true
		)

[Chuckie]

Is this right? I don’t want to blindly add the code so I appreciate confirmation:

'video'      => array(
	'controls' => true,
	'width'    => true,
	'height'   => true,
),
'source'     => array(
	'src'    => true
)

?

[Chuckie]

As already mentioned I have the information displayed with the functions code tweak. Thanks for the referral to the plugin though.

[Chuckie]

Thanks for this Pascal. At the moment I can’t do anything because I have that stickies loop issue and the final imported topics don’t seem right. The primary list of topics is fine but then all the replies are not there. I can compare the existing phpBB forum against the results to know.

I will wait for a reply about the recurring loop issue first.

[Chuckie]

My phpBB database is 3.2.7

I was trying to look at your source code for the phpBB importer but I can’t quite follow the logic.

[Chuckie]

I just tried a second time on my staging area and it had the same issue for number 9 on the steps. I don’t know how many more steps there are in the import process?

This time I checked a bit more on the topics imported and it seemed abit odd. For example, say that the topic list indicated that a topic had 5 comments. When I click the topic in many cases it has one.

But I know it is complicated to put many issues in one bbPress topic so I won’t digress. I await your direction re importing at stage 9.

[Chuckie]

Thanks for this. I couldn’t work out why HTML tags were displaying for other users except me then I spotted the question about user roles.

Adding this code in appears to fix the issue.

[Chuckie]

Thanks. I am putting this on hold for the moment. If you look here:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58735124/how-to-redirect-with-existing-url-query-parameters-when-clicking-submit-on-a-c

You will see that I seemed to have found a bug where the / is one character instead of 2. Either wai, it also seems that there is something that needs looking at with the bbpns notify nospam plugin. I will update you when we make progress.

[Chuckie]

I have just tried it and it works fine for me 🙂 I have it showing under their avatar info on the topic. Only thing I changed was “Member since:” -> “Date joined:”

Thanks for sharing @Robkk.

[Chuckie]

Any comments on this?

[Chuckie]

I have created my own plugin:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qf5hgv5ksm3z2fo/trucklesoft-autosave-tinymce.zip?dl=0

What it does is install the “autosave” plugin as provided on the TinyMCE website. This is version 4.9.4 which at the time of writing was supported by WordPress 5.2.4.

This plugin by design will warn you if you navigate away from a topic without pressing submit.

What is also good is that it is compatible with “TinyMCE Advanced” so it will not reset any changes you have made to the toolbar using that plugin.

[Chuckie]

😀 Yep

[Chuckie]

I noticed that bb_register_view is now bbp_register_view. But when I changed that the whole website threw a wobbly!

[Chuckie]

I tried to import and activate this plugin and i got an error on activation:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function bb_register_view() in …/wp-content/plugins/ts-member-list-view/member-list.php:8 Stack trace: #0 …/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php(2141): include() #1 …/wp-admin/plugins.php(175): plugin_sandbox_scrape(‘ts-member-list-…’) #2 {main} thrown in …/wp-content/plugins/ts-member-list-view/member-list.php on line 8

[Chuckie]

Understood.

This is the code in the functions php that needs updating:

function bsp_load_spinner_topic () {
	global $bsp_style_settings_form ;
	//preload spinner so it is ready - css hides this
	echo '<div id="bsp-spinner-load"></div>' ;
	//add button - hidden by css
	echo '<button type="submit" id="bsp_topic_submit" name="bbp_topic_submit" class="button submit">' ;
	//leave as is if field is blanked (user may just want spinner)
	$value = (!empty($bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']) ? $bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']  : '') ;
	echo $value ;
	//then add spinner if activated
	if (!empty( $bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSpinner'])) echo '<span class="bsp-spinner"></span>' ;
	//then finish button
	echo '</button>' ;
}
	
	
function bsp_load_spinner_reply () {
	global $bsp_style_settings_form ;
	//preload spinner so it is ready - css hides this
	echo '<div id="bsp-spinner-load"></div>' ;
	//add button - hidden by css
	echo '<button type="submit" id="bsp_reply_submit" name="bbp_reply_submit" class="button submit">' ;
	//leave as is if field is blanked (user may just want spinner)
	$value = (!empty($bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']) ? $bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']  : '') ;
	echo $value ;
	//then add spinner if activated
	if (!empty ( $bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSpinner'])) echo '<span class="bsp-spinner"></span>' ;
	//then finish button
	echo '</button>' ;
}

Specifically:

	//leave as is if field is blanked (user may just want spinner)
	$value = (!empty($bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']) ? $bsp_style_settings_form['SubmittingSubmitting']  : '') ;
	echo $value ;

So it looks to see if the user has entered a value in the settings for “Submitting” and if it is not empty echos it, else it echos nothing. Do functions like bbp_allow_revisions() work in this context?

[Chuckie]

I admit it is not a great solution for a end user who is not HTML syntax aware, but atleast I can now create read-only topics with table content thanks to this plugin.

I am grateful it was still available! Thanks again.

[Chuckie]

This does not look like a valid link any more.