A plugin that won’t show external links in some sections to visitors, such as all topics created in the forum category Downloads, just to give an example.
Need more ideas? 
An event calendar, which will contain member birthdays and also with the option to create an event and link that to an existing topic or create a new topic, similar to the one found in SMF.
In no way, I see this topic or the posts written by Kevin as any form of trolling, or getting near to it.
This should be in bbPress by default, the ability to upload your own avatar picture.
I know you can achieve this via plugin, but honestly, it was a nightmare for me to get this working.
Any webmaster that isn’t really tech savvy or doesn’t have the time to figure this out, will just leave it.
Why do you guys keep writing Dutch, if you both speek English?
i’ve created a screenshot on how this is on a vBulletin forum board, hope this helps a bit also:
http://i628.photobucket.com/albums/uu8/npoeran/danke.jpg
Thanks for your effort
@Maurice i checked your plugin, I like the idea, but I didn’t see what was making the use of this plugin beneficial.
I do really wish bbPress will become a plugin soon, in that case, 1 billion WP plugins will be available to our use instantly.
Just installed it, here some feedback.
I’m using bbPress 1.0.1:
Some feedback:
– After voting on a post, it still shows the text to vote for that post (right next to the number of votes it has already
this should change into ‘who has voted already’ and if the person who voted on that post is reading, should NOT see it asking him to vote again on the same post, even if that isnt possible)
i love this plugin btw, vbulletin has this feature, and i always wanted something similar
I don’t think there is an option to call the number of replies, I think posts is the only one in the database.
Those are some bad ass smilies Michael, nice work.
Hey Kevin,
I tried your code, it’s not working.
@ everyone:
I added this piece of code (".$result->topic_posts.") to show the number of replies on each topic, so now the code is like this:
<div id="recentetopics">
<h2>Recente topics</h2>
<ul>
<?php
global $bbdb;
$query="SELECT * FROM bb_topics WHERE topic_status=0 ORDER BY topic_start_time DESC LIMIT 10";
$results=$bbdb->get_results($query);
foreach ($results as $result) {
echo "<li>".date( strtotime( $result->topic_start_time ) < floor( current_time( 'timestamp' ) / 86400 ) * 86400 ? 'd M' : 'H.i', bb_offset_time( strtotime( $result->topic_start_time ) ) )." → <a href='/topic.php?id=".$result->topic_id."'>".$result->topic_title."</a> (".$result->topic_posts.")</li>";
}
?>
</ul>
</div>
The output is like this:
19.11 → Dark Mirror Ov Tragedy - The Pregnant Of Despair (2009) (4)
19.00 → Rammstein - Live In Muenchen (2009) (2)
18.54 → Mnemic - Sons Of The System (2010) (1)
26 Jan → Aanraders? (2)
25 Jan → Duitse band Scorpions stopt (2)
I notice that topics that don’t have any replies yet, it shows the number 1 as the number of replies. It should show zero actually.
Whadya you guys think?
Thanks Chris and everyone, I will test Kevin’s code tonight and see how it works.
Keep you guys posted
It’s slightly different now, but still some work needed i think, see output:
Recente topics
21.42 → Australische firma bouwt snaarloze gitaar met touchscreen
19.35 → Apoplectic sluit contract met Mexicaans promo bedrijf af
19.22 → Nieuwe video HIM online
24 Jan → Dimmu Borgir frontman lanceert "The Wrath of Shag"
21 Jan → The Headbangers Ball - 21 januari 2010 (GEEN AFLEVERING)
it gives the impression as if the first 3 topics where created TODAY, which is not true. it should show the day of yesterday :S
only topics created today should have the hour:minute format 
Hey Ben L.,
Thanks, that’s what I wanted. Or actually i did describe what i wanted wrong
21.42 → Australische firma bouwt snaarloze gitaar met touchscreen
19.35 → Apoplectic sluit contract met Mexicaans promo bedrijf af
19.22 → Nieuwe video HIM online
16.54 → Dimmu Borgir frontman lanceert "The Wrath of Shag"
21 Jan → The Headbangers Ball - 21 januari 2010 (GEEN AFLEVERING)
21 Jan → DJ Dino in Fat S 29Jan2010
The items published less than 24 hours ago, IS showing as i wrote before, but i what i didn’t think, was that it would even show items published yesterday as that time format. i was hoping that only items published TODAY would list in that time format and items older than today, would have that other time format.
A bit my fault, i didn’t describe it properly, cos i didn’t know that this was a possibility.
To see this list in action, just visit my website at this uri:
http://goo.gl/21i0
At the top you will see “recent topics”
thanks for the help chrishajer, but that code is not working, instead it returns an error :S
@michael if i hate the option, i’d have all items published less than 24 hours ago, show like this:
22:35 → Apoplectic sluit contract met Mexicaans promo bedrijf af
22:22 → Nieuwe video HIM online
As you can see, only Hour and minutes.
Articles older than 1 day, would be displayed as this:
23.01 → Apoplectic sluit contract met Mexicaans promo bedrijf af
22.01 → Nieuwe video HIM online
As you can see only day and month.
Sadly i can’t seem to fix how the timestamp should look. another issue i’m facing is that its showing a different time in that list than the website has, its not picking up the default local time as it should.
Thanks.
I tried that code.
The result:
http://domain.com now goes nicely to http://www.domain.com
If I encounter problems, I’ll let it be known.
The theme is totally bad ass
Where I can see that? In my cpanel? I’m on a shared hosting.
Is there a way to show the user the remaining time that he/she can edit his/her post after posting it? I saw this feature at Linkedin, which I found very useful.
<ifmodule mod_php5.c>
php_value zlib.output_compression 16386
</ifmodule>
That didn’t work for me btw
I just checked the price, 75 USD? WOW
