I’m the keymaster but its affecting everyone. And it’s your traditional HTML, nothing fancy. A few span codes, but nothing is rendering at all.
In fact, and probably an even bigger problem: I just posted to the site from the VISUAL tab, and the resulting post was pure code! This has only started happening since switching to 2.3.1, and I’m also using your new plugin.
Bump on this, anyone … ? Quote only pulls into text tab.
… and one additional thing, but I think you are already aware: Hidden forum posts are still surfacing in search results.
Thanks @johnjamesjacoby
I just installed 2.3 RC 1 and have noticed that Problem No. 2 (moving posts on the front-end) is now resolved. Fantastic!
However, the initial problem still remain: Deleted posts are only viewable on the front-end to the moderator who initially made the request; and I’m still receiving an error message when I attempt to Restore from Trash.
Currently running into this … how did you manage a fix?
Thank you ~
hi jared,
Got it working via the following:
`table#topic-post-list tr {
background-color: #ffffff;
}
table#topic-post-list tr:nth-child(even) {
background-color: #ededed;
}`
Thanks!
Anyone else on this?
I mean, am I trying to get this thing to do something it can’t or is not supposed to?
I need to speak up and revive this issue, because while I think Jacoby does an EXCELLENT job with this, PLEASE let me lend my 10 years of experience that began while building from scratch and sustaining a 10,000 plus online community (now with FOX Sports). I am a digital marketing manager professionally. I do it successfully.
I know what I’m talking about.
bbPress is an awesome product. But the URL structure, and the missing LOGICAL progression that should be Forum to child topic w/ understandable navigation, is ABSOLUTELY perplexing.
Please don’t give me the “build a plugin” talk, either. This is common sense.
Forum > Forum Topic
I’d *LOVE* to hear a rational argument against this …
pimarts,
if that’s the case, that must be the easiest solution yet — but where does it go, exactly? I’ve placed it in the bbpress childtheme with no luck. is it in the core?
thanks!
Guys,
I’d hate to be a pest, but can this be addressed by the powers-that-be? I’d handle a ‘It isn’t possible’ or even a ‘It will require considerable code work, you might want to outsource a developer’.
I have pored through this forum’s previous posts, without much luck finding a thread where it is discussed.
And, to me, it seems like a fairly common question – especially with regards to aesthetics.
Again, I think this forum software is nothing but excellent, especially for smaller (or, in our case, a nonprofit) businesses that are looking for a solution that isn’t gaudy or bloated.
Looking forward to the responses …
Nate
Holy shit, I got it working with …
<?php if ( (!is_user_logged_in()) ) { ?>
You’ll need to be logged in to view view this profile.
<?php } else { ?>
NOW I just need the linebreaks!
W/ regards to privatizing the profiles, I’m fiddling with the ‘user-details.php’ file in the bbpress twentyten folder, and I’m wondering if a is_user_logged_in will satisfy this need?
And if it will, I would probably need some slight direction on implementing it …
Thanks!
just got this remedied with pete’s redirect.
nate
so, i’ve noticed that this is in the hopper (the HOPPA!) and others are just as curious. i’m fiddling with WP-Members, and you can restricted certain Pages specifically. However it requires a “Custom field” value to be added – which, I’ve noticed, isn’t available when editing Forums.
Is there a work-around (other than creating a forum portal ‘Page’, which would still leave the content unprotected), or am I barking up a tree others have already?
my forum is also inheriting some traits from the default theme, ignoring others, etc. basically a giant mess, as i’m using a custom theme & custom framework.
oh, and a bit more info …
i’m using the template files within the plugin.
thx!
http://www.mandressed.com/forums
… a few details on adding function support would be welcomed. 
i’d like to add to this if possible, as i think i’m encountering the same problem as leemon. if my custom theme is doing a bit’o hijacking with the css, where would i find and disable this body class code?
