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In reply to: How do I move a topic to another forum
Are you just talking about moving a topic in your bbPress install to a different forum in the same bbPress install? At the bottom of the topic page (in 0.9.0.4) there is a drop down “Move this topic to the selected forum: ” with a list of forums. That is how you would move a topic from one forum to another in the same bbPress installation. If you don’t have that link at the bottom of the topic page, you probably don’t have permission to move it (i.e. you’re not keymaster, admin or moderator.) Members can’t do this on their own. Some one in charge needs to do it.
In reply to: Help me in customizing my forum…Please!1. No, that is to prevent search engines from caching a copy of your site. It will still be indexed, you’re just telling the search engine not to cache the site.
2. PHP. You need to do a little PHP that says “if this is the first post, then show the adsense, otherwise, don’t.”
3. It’s not that easy. It’s better to create a bbPress template that looks like your WordPress template. But you can read others experiences by browsing the integration tag.
4. Why do you think page views should be showing up? That’s not built in.
What version of bbPress did you install, and what plugins did you install?
In reply to: Categories for 0.90.9 supports subforums, but in 1.0 categories are built in. To me, a category is a parent forum that does not allow posts. It’s not built in to anything but the 1.0 alphas right now.
This plugin states that it works up to 0.9.0.2:
In reply to: bbpress errorAre you using a language file other than English?
What version bbPress did you install?
In reply to: Deleting the ability to Add TopicBefore you go getting your hands dirty for anything, you will find that most of the functionality you desire has probably already been accounted for in a plugin:
In reply to: Deleting the ability to Add TopicPlugin “Read only forums” might be what you’re looking for:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/read-only-forums/#post-1019
This showed how to prevent members from adding new posts:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/no-new-posts-for-members#post-11656
In reply to: what is forum_id?In reply to: what is forum_id?What version are you using? There were some performance improvements, including adding indexes, but it would depend on your version.
Also, rather than hacking your installation, please consider filing a trac ticket to be sure the fix is evaluated and implemented for everyone.
In reply to: Viewed Threads vs. unviewedHow about this plugin from _ck_ for all sorts of views?
In reply to: BBpress in subdomain,cant login after wp integrationIt seems pretty clear that this table does not exist:
saphruse_bbp01.wp_usersCan you look at the database and see what tables are actually present there? Looks like bbPress is trying to use the wp_users table for integration, but it’s not present? Did you use the same database for WordPress and bbPress?
In reply to: Creating SubforumsSorry, your post was marked as spam.
What version did you install? In 0.9.0.4, I don’t recall there being an option to make a new forum a child of another forum (i.e. subforum) but if you create the forum (Admin > Manage > Forums), then click [Edit forum order] you can drag and drop, including indenting the forum to make it a subforum.
In the 1.0 alpha versions there is a drop down list where you create the new forum which says “Forum Parent” and you have the additional option of making a forum a category (no topics can be created in a category, it’s more like a containers for forums [subforums] only.)
In reply to: bbSyncIt does not work at all with the alpha versions, and I think it was not working well with the 0.9* versions.
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbsync-broken-plugin-like-it-bb-10#post-18577
In reply to: BBpress in subdomain,cant login after wp integrationAlso, you don’t log in directly at bb-login.php like you can with wp-admin. You need to enter your login details in the front page of your forum, and if you are keymaster (or administrator or moderator), you will be shown the
Adminlink next to your name and that’s how you get to the back end. If you don’t have the Admin link then you’re not logged in as keymaster.In reply to: BBpress in subdomain,cant login after wp integrationDid you use something like one of these two solutions to integration the cookies with the two versions you installed? The cookies are incompatible otherwise.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/freshly-baked-cookies/
http://superann.com/2009/02/26/wordpress-26-27-bbpress-09-cookie-integration-plugin/
In reply to: I just want header/footerThat question was intended for @caming.
Actually, I think the problem is that there is no space after the <?php, the comment starts right away.
You have this:
<?php// ** MySQL-asetukset ** //It should be this:
<?php // ** MySQL-asetukset ** //Or just put the comment on the next line.
In reply to: lock profile editing from non administratorsI have thought about this as well. I would like to prevent members from editing their own profile, or at least their email. What happens is people register with a real email address, get their password, then change the email so you don’t know their real email address. I would like to prevent that, and I think cyclune was talking about something similar, prevent a member from editing their own profile.
In reply to: I just want header/footerWhat version of bbPress and WordPress are you using?
In reply to: Can’t install properlyCan you try uploading all the files again? The button on that first screen should have some text in it, I think it says “next >” or something, but that’s not there. Maybe your download or upload got corrupted. The problem you describe is not a common one.
Also, what alpha version are you installing?
In reply to: MySQL version 4.0In reply to: Any idea when final version will come out?In reply to: possible error in topic_link() functionI think you should file a bug and a patch at https://trac.bbpress.org/ . They will decide there if it’s valid or not.
In reply to: possible error in topic_link() functionCan you explain what problems this line is causing, and what changing the line does to fix it? How did you find this problem?
In reply to: Pretty Permalink Goes To WordPress “Sorry” PageIt’s possible that the .htaccess one level up (WordPress directory) is conflicting with this .htaccess. You can just turn off permalinks for now until you figure it out. If you’re intent on figuring it out to get permalinks working, you might want to spend some time browsing threads that are tagged identical to this one.
In reply to: Pretty Permalink Goes To WordPress “Sorry” PageYou need to add a .htaccess file for bbPress. You generate the rules by going to your site, here (once logged in as keymaster):
http://www.example.com/forum-directory/bb-admin/rewrite-rules.php
Then, paste those rules into a .htaccess file in your forum root.
