Hi @stefaanc,
In basic bbPress you won’t find this, but maybe with a combination of plugins or some short coding, you should be able to achieve this.
Just some thoughts, do you see a different forum per question, then topics would be what students answer and then eventually replies could be give to the specific topic (answers) ?
Or would your questions be topics in one or the other forum and then the answers would be replies ?
@dominikb-1,
Did you read till the end of the codex page ?
Custom Capabilities
@adiek84,
If you don’t know where to put the above code, you could also activate it in my ‘bbP Toolkit’ plugin. But if this is the only function you need, then copy the above in your child theme’s functions.php
Great ! Thanks for the reply.
It’s a 2nd beta so pretty stable (I’m using it on smaller forums already)… but it’s a beta of course.
Hi @myrax
Should be something like this:
#bbpress-forums fieldset.bbp-form legend {
background-color: #121212;
color: #DDDDDD;
}
Hi @nesiditsa
Nice one ! I didn’t find it 🙂
@dayan89
The above mentioned fix has been added to bbPress 2.6. We are at the beta 2 (that you could download from https://bbpress.org/download/ ) so we are close to releasing the real 2.6 . If you have a test environment please switch to 2.6 beta already and see that it works !
One extra info : If you are running PHP 7.x and you have 2.6 alpha, please install 2.6 beta 2 from https://bbpress.org/download/ and let me know if it’s fixed.
@cvince99 and @bjoernschiffer
Please provide your WP version, bbPress version and other info e.g. :
WP version 4.7.3
bbPress version 2.6-beta-6251
Theme Twenty Seventeen 1.1
And if you can get to this :
PHP version 5.6.28
DB info DB charset: utf8 / DB collation: utf8_general_ci
Thanks.
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@tananaev
You created/used filters ? Or you just rewrote the functions ?
If you want to share your work, please do.
Pascal.
Leave a message on the support forum of my plugin and let’s see…
Sorry.
There is no specific function for that. I just wanted to point you to my code so you get the necessary bbp functions that you can call. There is nothing already created for you there, I just wanted to give you some examples about how to handle subscriptions.
With my bbP Toolkit plugin an admin or moderator could force that for a specific user.
If you want this automated for an existing forum and the existing topics, you would find the necessary code in my plugin.
But probably you want to somewhere keep a record of the users that clicked this button so that for every new topic, that user also gets subscribed automatically.
Thinking of it, it might be easier to create an extra capability/role, apply them to users that want to have a ‘subscribe-all’ and then on every new topic creation check that and add the subscriptions…
Just some ideas, no codes, but I hope it gives you a start.
Hi,
I see you downloaded from the 2.4.x branch. You have a bbPress 2.4 installation ?
My idea was: switch permalinks, save, get back to previous permalinks. But I think you have done that.
Did you try some of the recalculations in the repair section ?
That a standard feature of WordPress: Subscriptions.
If somebody is subscribed to a forum, that person will receive an email upon new topic creation.
If somebody is subscribed to a topic, that person will receive an email upon new reply creation.
When you are in a forum, somewhere on top it should say ‘subscribe’. Clicking there should send you emails when new topics are created.
If you, as admin (keymaster) or moderator wants to deal with (manage) subscriptions, have a look at my bbP Toolkit plugin that has ways of activating/deactivating for other users.
So it’s display only ? But the input of the topics and replies is happening somewhere in a ‘normal’ bbPress forum, right ?
I think you need to create a theme that only displays what you need. It will be easier then just displaying everything with the shortcodes.
Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Custom bbPress Theme
$args is only the 3rd argument of the bbp_get_reply_admin_links function !
So if you want to deal with the args, it should be:
function hw_get_reply_admin_links ($retval, $r, $args) {
$args = array (
'before' => '<div class="list">',
'after' => '</div>',
);
return $retval;
}
add_filter ('bbp_get_reply_admin_links', 'hw_get_reply_admin_links', 10, 3 );
Hi,
It’s a bit difficult to understand where this is coming from (it might be part of your theme), so if the site is publically availalble, a link to it might be nice.
It might be that following point 3 of this codex page will help you: https://codex.bbpress.org/step-by-step-guide-to-setting-up-a-bbpress-forum/
Did you try importing in the latest bbPress 2.6-beta 2 ?
Download
Hi,
If you have only installed bbPress, links should be clickable… Did you add any other plugins on your installation ?
Hi @expectancy,
I was unable to reproduce this error. Could you switch to a standard theme like twenty seventeen and deactivate all plugins and try again ?
If you think bbP Toolkit would need a change, then please use the dedicated forum for that plugin to report it.
