In fact there are several style conflicts. The related issue is here:
https://github.com/EnlighterJS/Plugin.WordPress/issues/234
#confused #wanttofix
Hi @robin-w
RThanks for your latest bbp updates. I have activated your new bug fix check box and removed my code from functions.php and I can still split topics. Woo hoo!
I appreciate you taking the time with that.
I had this reply @robin-w:
I’d suggest filing a bug report with bbPress.
The issue is that TML registers ‘action’ as a public query variable with WP. WP has a check in WP::parse_request(), which ensures that all GET and POST values of public query variables match. If they don’t, it dies with the error message you are seeing.
For whatever reason, bbPress uses a different action key depending on GET/POST context. In this specific instance, the GET value of ‘action’ is ‘split’. However, the POST value (set via hidden field in the form) is ‘bbp-split-topic’. This difference is causing the condition described above.
In code:
$_GET['action'] = 'split';
$_POST['action'] = 'bbp-split-topic';
if ( isset( $_GET[ 'action' ] ) && isset( $_POST[ 'action' ] ) && $_GET[ 'action' ] !== $_POST[ 'action ] ) {
wp_die( __( 'A variable mismatch has been detected.' ), __( 'Sorry, you are not allowed to view this item.' ), 400 ); }
At least I was able to do the split and then move the topic by temporarily deactivating the plugin.
Side note @robin-w – I raised a issue on your forum about a bbp style pack critical error I received today.
Hi @robin-w
The offending plugin is “Theme My Login”.
Great! I also use Code Snippets for some things too. Well done.
Hi @ericsims
You should use a child theme, and then, have your functions file in the child theme folder. That is all you need to do.
You can already disable moderation and this has been discussed about on the forum and what you need to do.
1. Could it be a caching issue?
2. Have you right-clicked the offending element and then walked the CSS style path hierarchy to see if you can notice the style that you implemented take effect? You may see that there is something else in the list taking precedence.
I suggest you install the plugin Snippets:
Code Snippets
Then you can create a snippet and put it there.
I switched it on but it seems to make no difference to information displayed.
When I am back home I will try.
In WordPress? Yes, my domain provider has previously given me guidance on that. I try that if it is what you mean?
All I get is this in a white page:
A variable mismatch has been detected.
My php is 7.3.15. Latest stable.
Maybe you can ask on somewhere like peopleperhour?
@robin-w > that looks site specific, or maybe even that topic.
I have no idea why it would be site specific. But I take your word for it. The bottom line is I can’t split topics and I don’t know how to resolve that issue. I just assumed it was a 2.6 bug but you are indicating that it was be a website bug.
To resolve this by myself is beyond me. But it simply doesn’t work.
> maybe ideally – but only so much you can expect for free! you can move it after splitting
This is true. The thing is though that maybe a reply needs to be extracted into a topic of its own rather than the whole discussion split. But that is entirely another concept.
For me, I simply can’t split topics and don’t knwo what steps to take to attempt at resolving the error I raised (which is not linked to just that topic as I have tried several).
Even if I split a reply into a new topic in the active forum, on clicking to perform the action it fails and shows an error:
“A variable mismatch has been detected.”
In short – it doesn’t work anyway – even if I don’t want to split it to a different forum.
Thanks. But as I have specifically stated in my question I am looking for ability to move a reply out into a new topic. Not moving a new thread to a different forum. The current system does not allow for this.
Would you mind showing your code and an example? Sounds great!
