That link is not working.
The topic title is varchar(100) in the database. You have 80 characters displayed there. The four fancy quotes got encoded and took up 6 characters a piece in the database, which is why you have just 80 characters there (I THINK.)
One other problem is the maxlength for the topic title in the new topic form is 80, so you could only type 80 characters in there too.
None of that solves your problem, but it does identify a couple of the limitations.
I didn’t mean it was a browser display issue. I just wanted to see if using a browser that you hadn’t used before would have a different experience. It’s easier than clearing cookies sometimes.
So, are you using any plugins that might affect this?
Can you get a list of the forums using something like phpMyAdmin? Maybe you have a weird character or something that is throwing things off.
I’m never a fan of reinstalling. Just find and fix the problem, IMO.
Something in one of your files is creating that tag heat map. Maybe in your theme it’s not included in front-page.php. Look through your other files for calls to that bb_tag_heat_map function. Looking at that theme, it looks like it has a sidebar. So, is the call to that function in sidebar.php?
The 80 you have set in tags.php is completely unrelated to how the tags are being displayed in front-page.php. You can change tags.php and watch the effect on this page:
http://invictatrader.com/bbpress/tags/
If you noticed, the same function is being called in both files.
I have this near the top of my front-page.php:
<p class="frontpageheatmap"><?php bb_tag_heat_map(); ?></p>
That’s where you would make the modification.
front-page.php does not use tags.php. Those two different php files do two different things. tags.php displays this: http://invictatrader.com/bbpress/tags/
front-page.php displays the front page of your forum:
http://invictatrader.com/bbpress/
And the tags are just a small part of the front page, provided by the function bb_tag_heat_map();, called with whatever parameters you want.
Have you cleared the cookies or tried the back end with another browser?
Do you have a normal looking dashboard, but just the list of forums is missing?
Are you using any plugins?
A user normally sees an X next to a tag they added, and they can delete that tag. A normal user cannot modify tags they did not add and there is no X next to them.
Maybe it’s checking the wrong permission to see if user can delete tags or something?
To find the problem, I think I would look at the kakumei theme and compare it to your theme to see where the differences lie. Maybe the theme is using older function names or something.
Why can’t a normal user delete their own tags?
I think the issues are with your template, especially if everything works with Kakumei.
I think I already mentioned how:
You need to modify front-page.php, not tags.php. Try using Kawauso’s method.
There was a plugin called post count plus that worked up through 0.9:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/post-count-plus/
I don’t know of anyone who has been successful in getting bbPress inside a WordPress page yet.
Actually, if this is your forum it looks like you have permalinks turned off right now?
http://www.pagelines.com/forum/topic.php?id=8
Can you post a link to your forum so that people can share their experience with it?
How much of bbPress are you putting into a widget? The whole forum, fully displayed, or just some content from your forum?
Here is a screenshot of the little [x] next to the tags I can delete here:
http://chrishajer.com/bbpress/remove-tags.png
Why is that not present in your theme?
Yes, I meant the default theme, kakumei.
So, it’s a problem with your theme.
I created an account and posted a test topic. I don’t even see the little X next to the tag to delete it. So, how are you going about deleting tags? Normally, you get a little X next to any tag you use so you can delete your own tags.
We’re talking about the same thing. Looks like your heatmap goes from a tag beginning with b to one beginning with w so my guess is that the display is not being hidden in some way by CSS.
So, I am just wondering how you, or anyone,would know exactly how many tags are in use on a forum, that’s all.
You need to modify front-page.php NOT tags.php. tags.php creates this:
http://invictatrader.com/bbpress/tags/
Looks like there are more tags there, maybe 55 or something like that.
Did you read that link or the thread at the forum site? Not supported on 1.0.2
What version of bbPress are you using? I don’t think that plugin is compatible with anything after 0.9
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/instant-password/#post-3687
I have it on line 311 of bb-includes/functions.bb-template.php in a 1.0.1 installation.
I wouldn’t modify the core bbPress file, but that’s where the text comes from. I’m not sure of the best way to modify that text though.
jayvasdewani – what is the URL of the forum? That’s a pretty customized install from the looks of things and I can’t tell where bbPress is.
What does that say in English, and what theme did you start with to create that?
Have you cleared all your domain cookies and tried logging in again? Can you reproduce that problem in another browser?
