Yep. Thanks for pointing me on the right direction.
I found it.
Yes, you’re right I have customized the a few templates including the one you mentioned above.
It was a new template I created specifically for the forum homepage ‘content-archive-forum.php’.
I added a $subforum->ID parameter to bbp_forum_freshness_link function and bbp_get_forum_last_active_id to fetch the specific freshness for each subforum.
Thanks!
Not sure where it was from but its inside the root of the theme’s folder. Here’s the contents of the file: http://pastebin.com/PRed1TWZ
Yes I tried disabling all plugins except the bbpress plugin itself. I also switched to a default theme but no luck.
I have the forum slug set as ‘forums’ and I used the bbpress.php file for the template. I tried creating a page named “Forums” with the URL https://www.fantasyfootballbackers.co.uk/forums/ and removed the file bbpress.php but the issue still remains. Currently it is using the bbpress.php template.
Forum homepage here: https://www.fantasyfootballbackers.co.uk/forums/
Parent page: https://www.fantasyfootballbackers.co.uk/forums/daily-fantasy-football-strategy/
The difference is that on the forum homepage, on the Freshness column, the values for each subforum “Beginners Forum” and “Expert Strategy” are not reflected properly while when you go to the Parent page (by clicking “Daily Fantasy Football Strategy” on the forum homepage) it will show that the values for Freshness are properly reflected.
Hope that makes sense.
Thanks!
Not sure why my post is not getting added when I click submit.
