[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Wow, it worked.

This is the code I used:

<?php if (get_forum_id() == 29): ?>

<?php bb_load_template('filename.php');?>

<?php endif; ?>

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Okay suppose I have a forum with id 12, I want to show a block of text that is in a file called text.php, whenever someone visits that forum (forum.php?id=12)

How would write that then? And it doesn’t matter if the user is logged in or not.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I would really love to know the 2nd option, so i can place that code in my forum.php

it would be nice to display a block of text when users visit some sections of my forum.

but im not so good with statements, can u code an example?

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Where exactly is this:

i’d like to remove the “To participate, register or login with your WordPress.org username:” part completely, but i had though luck to find this little php snippet in my template.

I don’t see that on my site. I’m using 1.0.1

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I noticed that it also opens links to internal pages in a new tab, I was hoping it would only do that with external links…

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Try this code instead, this is what I’m using on my own forums:

<?php printf( __('Posted on %s'), bb_datetime_format_i18n( bb_get_post_time( array( 'format' => 'timestamp' ) ) ) ); ?>

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I’m still trying to create a separate page, where only the forum will be visible. No luck so far.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I would like to code a plugin to prevent double posting in a certain period of time. For example, i’m adding this reply to this topic, and in 5 minutes i could add another. This plugin would take the second reply and append it to the first one, instead of making a new post (if no one else replied in those 5 minutes).

I’d love this plugin very much as well, I’ve seen this in action in vBulletin. It also prevents users for “artificially” increasing their post count.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

@kawauso That’s what I thought

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

auto link keywords to their perspective pages.

with a backend where u can decide which keywords will link to which page. and if someone mentions those words in a post, it will be linked to those pages. like wikipedia a bit.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Maybe you can hardcode the URL like this http://domain/forum.php?id=9#postform

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I didn’t upgrade mine yet, so scared that some plugins won’t work anymore.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

That was indeed the problem

The plugin is working.

If i detect errors, I’ll report it here.

Thanks very much for your help.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

OKay, I fixed that and don’t get the error anymore. Thanks.

However I thought the point of this plugin was to open all external links in a new tab, but that’s not really happening

What was the exact point of this plugin? The first post is a bit confusing, I guess.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I tried this, I’m using 1.0.1

And I got:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/onlin196/public_html/forums/my-plugins/tabbladen.php:14) in /home/onlin196/public_html/forums/bb-includes/functions.bb-pluggable.php on line 232

Below you have the whole code i used

<?php

/*

Plugin Name: Nieuwe tabblad openen

Plugin URI: http://bbpress.org

Description: opent links in een nieuwe venster

*/

function bb_target_blank( $text ) {

$text = preg_replace(‘||i’, ‘‘, $text);

return $text;

}

add_filter(‘post_text’, ‘bb_target_blank’,255);

?>

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I also would love to know how to hide links in some sections of my forum for non-registered users.

I have a download section, and I’d like to keep the links only visible to registered users. Perhaps also put a message only visible to non-registered users that they need to register to see the links, when they’re viewing topics in the download section.

Any ideas?

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Congrats to the whole bbPress team

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

You can try Openx, you can use that on any website, and it has a lot of features.

See http://www.openx.org

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Haha a FB plugin would indeed rock our bbpress worlds, Buddypress has this feature (at least in their demo), who’s planning to “steal” the source code

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I tried it, not working, I got this error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare allow_images_allowed_tags() (previously declared in /home/onlin196/public_html/forums/bb-plugins/allow-images.php:12) in /home/onlin196/public_html/forums/my-plugins/plaatjes.php on line 9

I created a file called “plaatjes.php”

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I tried this with Office2007, not working.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

I’d like to know this as well.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Simple machine forums also has the option to add members as friends.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Great idea.

[@chandersbs Member 16 years ago]

Hi,

Thanks a lot, I already have this plugin, and didn’t realized it had this feature.

I’m gonna try to find out how this affects the database, I might post later how to upload avatars via ftp and get it to work. Currently I see no other way then uploading one by one for my users.