[amunds]

Just thought of something, could you check if the $user_id variable outputs the correct value? For example by doing a printf on the user variable on the same page you are trying to render the output.

[amunds]

Its output was as expected using the replies loop, I assume you copied my function (there are some minor changes from bbp_get_user_topics_started)? Also, did you add the function to functions.php? Lastly, could you link a pastie.org of your user-topics-replied.php file?

[amunds]

Sorry, somehow the code did not output even if it looked like it would in the preview. Trying again:

Then to list the replies just add to whatever page you want to list them:

if ( bbp_get_user_replies() ) : 
   bbp_get_template_part( 'pagination', 'replies' ); 
   bbp_get_template_part( 'loop',       'replies' ); 
   bbp_get_template_part( 'pagination', 'replies' ); 
endif;

Remember to add the correct PHP tags before and after each line. Also included pastie with the entire post: Pastie with code

[amunds]

I`m not sure how familiar you are with WordPress and PHP, I consider myself a novice in PHP but well-versed in WordPress. It might be a bit technical and it might be the wrong way to do things, but here is how I quickly put it together.

Open functions.php in your theme.
Add the following function to the file (within the PHP tags):

function bbp_get_user_replies( $user_id = 0 ) {

// Validate user
$user_id = bbp_get_user_id( $user_id );
if ( empty( $user_id ) )
    return false;

// Query defaults
$default_query = array(
    'author'         => $user_id,
    'show_stickies'  => false,
    'order'          => 'DESC',
);

// Try to get the topics
$query = bbp_has_replies( $default_query );
if ( empty( $query ) )
    return false;

return apply_filters( 'bbp_get_user_replies', $query, $user_id );
}

Then to list the replies just add to whatever page you want to list them:

As you can see this is basically the same code as the bbp_get_user_topics_started function, just modified to get the replies instead.

If anyone have a better solution I`d love to hear it.

[amunds]

It`s near impossible to troubleshoot this without having access to the site so we can see the HTML/CSS. Looks to be either a CSS clear or, as Melindrea said, an extra container.

If you want more help than that we really must see the site itself.

[amunds]

First of all let me just say it is nice of you to not be more impolite. Secondly I think you should trust him when he says:

> Sorting out the forum/category hierarchy and layout is actually a pretty complex set of loops to automate, as it involves checking depth and walking a tree of forums that could potentially be outside of the current scope.

My experience has been that people have embraced this style of forum and I have not had a single negative reaction so far (and I have asked them). So it might not be the forum software that is really the issue here.

You really only have three options here: Wait for it to be added, find another forum software or pay someone to write a patch.

[amunds]

You need to find the HTML for the button, in this case it`s .
To get the button to align to the left you then have to overwrite the align CSS with the following:

div.bbp-submit-wrapper {
  float: left;
}

Let me know if anything is unclear.