This bug is still apparent in 2.1 – is there any reason for this?
Edit: actually it has been fixed with ==
Thanks, I assume this is best put in functions.php?
It worked fine in 2.0 I believe. I’m now running 2.1 and it keeps redirecting to wp-login.
Yeah, I am using the bbPress register shortcode on a page.
I just can’t grasp why it’s working in WordPress and not bbPress. I’ve disabled the fancy editor and it still doesn’t work.
Any further ideas, jjj?
I switched to Twenty Eleven and had a look at that thread – it still wasn’t embedded. I did a quick edit of the post to ‘resubmit’ the link, both in HTML and visual, but it remains just a link.
I’m posting from an Administrator account. The theme is a modified version of TheSource by ElegantThemes.com – only styles have been modified, though.
I’ve just upgraded to 3797 and it’s still not working from the visual nor HTML editor for me.
I’m running the plugin branch, 3785, downloaded on Friday the 2nd in Australia (Thursday the 1st in the USA).
I’ll do an upgrade to the latest build and see if that fixes it.
HTML editor still returns a link instead of embed. Is there any way I can disable TinyMCE?
Just to confirm, it does work in WordPress posts and comments.
Just thought I’d post back in the event anyone else is considering doing the same but it hesitant:
Installation was seamless, and I have had no problems what-so-ever running it.
Thanks guys – you’re legends. My issue is fixed.
I think I may have a related issue, two of them in fact:
– For some reason my forum index won’t show more than 5 forums. If I create 7, 2 are hidden.
– My topics list only shows 5 topics, even though it says “Viewing 5 topics 1 through 15”
Please see example here: http://pantheones.com.au/latest-posts/
Do you have any idea why this would be?
And you’re not aware of any plugins that perform a similar task that also have a php drop-in facility to put it anywhere in the theme? I didn’t find any with a search.
Ultimately I’m back to where I began. I want to continue using the WP top bar but have the edit account option link to bbPress’s account page.
I would like the login in the header as my first widget location is below the fold. Is it possible to use the widget code elsewhere?
So I suppose the issue here is that I then have to link to the pages – e.g. the registration page, the login page and so-forth.
Except these links would be static, so even if they had logged in that link in the header would still say “login”?
I’m not a coder, so creating dynamic user links in the header area isn’t something I can do.
Is there a plugin or code available to implement a dynamic login/user area like what is seen on this site?
This still isn’t clear.
Let me rephrase, for a specific example: in the top WP bar, how can I change the user’s “Edit profile” link to use their bbPress profile page?
Do you have an approximate ETA when 2.1 will come out of beta and be officially released as a plugin?
I’m not sure you understand the issue I’m talking about, or perhaps I’ve misunderstood you.
When someone clicks on “Howdy, Name” they are given the option to “Edit their profile”. This takes them to wp-admin rather than their bbPress profile page.
I want to ensure all users except admins are directed to their bbPress profile page.
All that plugin you linked to does is stop users creating content once inside the area I don’t want them to visit at all.
Is there a plugin for this yet, or can anyone confirm if timskii’s code still works? I really would like the bbPress profile to be the only profile non-administrative users can access.
