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In reply to: removing tags
I just created a new topic and added a tag to it that does not exist elsewhere. Then I deleted that topic. Then I tried to access the tag page and it gave a 500 error. It almost looks like trying to access a page for a tag that does not exist always give a 500 error (at least here it does, anyway.)
So, maybe deleting the topic DOES delete the tag that was associated with it?
As a further test, I created a new topic and added an existing tag to it. Then I checked how many times the tag was used (297) and then deleted the topic and checked the count again and it was decremented to 296.
Lost my train of thought there so I can’t be certain that I tested everything I meant to.
I guess deleting a topic that has a unique tag deletes the tag, since trying to access the tag page gives a 500 error (or at least a blank screen.) And deleting a topic that had a tag that was used elsewhere doesn’t delete the tag, but does decrement the number of times the tag was used.
In reply to: removing tagsCan you post a link to your forum where someone can see the problem?
Are you using any plugins that might cause this?
Maybe there’s a problem with your theme?
How about AJAX and JavaScript? I think tag removal depends on JavaScript.
I’m not sure if deleting a topic deletes the tags with it. I tend to think it doesn’t since there is an admin option to recount and find tags with no topics (stranded tags.) Also, bbPress would have to be smart enough to know if a tag was used only on that topic and no others. Maybe it’s that smart but I am guessing it doesn’t work like that.
In reply to: error [function.parse-url]What plugins did you deactivate?
In reply to: Unhide Profile Email AdressesMaybe you could add that capability to the
memberrole?In reply to: Page Not Found error after changing urlIf you want to reinstall, you also need to remove the database tables, in addition to bb-config.php.
You can also edit your bb-config.php and add a line like this to override the configuration:
$bb->uri = 'http://klikerlab.pl/forum/';You have to rename the folder where you installed bbPress as well, from bbpress to forums. You can’t just make the configuration changes.
In reply to: Duplicate tags.please start a new topic for your new issue regarding tags.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Abbpress.org%2Fforums+bb_tag_heat_map
The tag will never show up twice. Try adding the same word to a topic and see what happens, and try adding that same word to another topic and see how the relative size in the tag cloud grows.
In reply to: Aligning text in Topics.I think you could probably add it an allowed tags, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen it.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/admin-can-post-anything/
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/plugin-using-the-strike-tag#post-3709
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/allowing-html#post-5279
To align the text, you’re going to need to allow a div or span I think, with a limited number of attributes.
There was some recent discussion too, with someone posting a lot of code, but I can’t find that reply right now.
In reply to: removing tagsThat’s the best way of doing it. I think I would concentrate on why it wouldn’t allow you to do what is a normal function in bbPress.
In reply to: Duplicate tags.I thought bbPress just added to the count the number of times a tag was used. If it’s a duplicate, the tag just becomes more popular, and grows in size in the tag cloud. Are you talking about something else?
In reply to: Probably Easy Answers for This…By default, non-logged in members cannot post. How is it that they can post in your forum? Are you using a plugin?
And by ‘make a reply to a post’, what do you mean? That the reply is not threaded or indented, or maybe you mean they’re not able to quote the message they’re replying to?
Please clarify. Thanks.
In reply to: Benefit of integrating WP/bbPressbbPress SEO plugin:
http://www.finalwebsites.com/forums/topic/new-plugin-bbpress-seo-tools
Sorry, pasted the wrong link before.
In reply to: Benefit of integrating WP/bbPress“why to integrate at all?”
I think I explained it:
1. so you can make the two look similar by using WordPress functions
2. so your users can log in once and be logged in in both places
Other than that, I don’t see a benefit either, and certainly not enough benefit to jump through all the hoops that are required to get it working.
In reply to: Benefit of integrating WP/bbPressIntegrating does not help WordPress plugins work on bbPress. If that’s all you’re looking for, you probably don’t need integration. If you’d like to ensure that WordPress plugins work in your forum, maybe you want a forum plugin for WordPress, not bbPress.
In reply to: Benefit of integrating WP/bbPressThere is a bbPress SEO plugin too:
http://www.finalwebsites.com/forums/topic/new-plugin-bbpress-seo-tools
[EDIT, UPDATED LINK]
In reply to: How to translate bbPress to another languageThis is the best source of information I know of, and I don’t see a greek translation here:
http://bbshowcase.org/forums/topic/bbpress-translation-internationalization-into-local-languages
In reply to: Benefit of integrating WP/bbPressMany people want integration so that your users can log in to either bbPress or WordPress and not have to log in again when they switch from blog to forum, or forum to blog.
Others want ‘deep integration’ so they can use WordPress functions (like
get_sidebar,get_footerandget_header) in their bbPress installation. Sometimes they want deep integration to make the two themes look similar or identical. Sometimes they want to be able to pull WordPress information into bbPress or vice-versa.I integrated a forum with a blog one time but I normally have no use for it. It’s not worth the trouble for me, and I don’t need integration of users or functions.
In reply to: Presentation Admin panel not showingIf you can see all that then you probably ARE logged in as keymaster with the right permissions, which is good.
So, what happens when you click on the “Change Theme” button on the right of the dashboard? What do you see (screenshot please)?
In reply to: Presentation Admin panel not showingamylmc – does your dashboard look like this?
http://chrishajer.com/bbpress/bbpress-1.0-dashboard.png
If it doesn’t, then the user you’re logging in as is not the keymaster and does not have all the proper permissions.
In reply to: Widgets for bbpress?Marius- please stick to one topic per post. I thought this was about widgets then I see this comment about removing the tags bar. If you want to remove the tags, just look in your template files for wherever the tag cloud is displayed, and remove that code. I don’t see a link to your forum so I can’t tell you exactly what to remove.
I think tags are normally attached to each topic, and also to the front page, and you would need to remove the places where tags can be added as well. Just find those sections in your template files, and delete them or comment them out. Make a copy of all the files first in case you make a mistake and need to revert back.
In reply to: Need poll for version 1.02 now!Have you tried Polldaddy for bbPress?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/polldaddy-for-bbpress/
It says compatible up to 1.0-alpha-2 but maybe it will work? If not, maybe you can find someone to fix it for you.
In reply to: Presentation Admin panel not showingCan you do everything else in the admin?
What are you trying to do exactly in the admin? Just activate a new template?
In reply to: Problems trying to installThe constants have different names in wp-config.php and bb-config.php. Just copy and paste the VALUES not the whole line.
bb-config.php:
define( 'BBDB_NAME', '123456789' );
define( 'BBDB_USER', '987654321' );
define( 'BBDB_PASSWORD', 'goodpassword' );
define( 'BBDB_HOST', 'localhost or something else' );wp-config.php:
define('DB_NAME', '123456789');
define('DB_USER', '987654321');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'goodpassword');
define('DB_HOST', 'localhost or something else');For bbPress, the constants are name BBDB_ and for WordPress they’re just DB_. You can copy and paste the values, but make sure you don’t change the names from BBDB_ in your bb-config.php.
In reply to: Changing fontFind the class in style.css in your theme, and change the font there.
In the text box here, this takes care of it.
textarea#post_content {
font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size:2.0em;
color: green;
}You can also just find
.postform textareain the style.css and add your rules there. Either way seemed to work fine.In reply to: Presentation Admin panel not showingWhat are the permissions on the my-templates folder, and the template folders inside that folder? They should be 0755, but bbPress was creating them with the wrong permissions in the past. Maybe it’s a permissions problem.
In reply to: Settings label gone after integrationrelish1227 – please start a new topic with all your details. Thanks
