[JeremyCh]

After thinking, it should not be that difficult, if we can see the file via which new posts are getting added / deleted, we can simply call bbpress’s native bbp_user_post_count to update the post count in the database, right ?

[JeremyCh]

Strange … I have just posted this, and see in bbpress’s forum page that I have posted this more than a year ago …

[JeremyCh]

Thanks Robin, that worked like a charm. 🙂

Thanks for sharing.

[JeremyCh]

Hi, have you managed to get a solution to this ? I’m in a very similar situation as you – would you like to share what you did finally ?

Thanks.

[JeremyCh]

The idea that I got from https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/profile-user-specified-fields/#post-2670 is not working. Following is the function that I have added in my theme’s functions.php

function get_profile_info_keys_personal() {
	return array(	
		'first_name' => array(1, __('First name')),
		'last_name' => array(1, __('Last name')),
		'nickname' => array(1, __('Nickname')),
		'display_name' => array(1, __('Display name')),
		'telephone' => array(0, __('Telephone')), 
		'city' => array(1, __('City')), 
		'facebook' => array(0, __('Facebook')), 
		'linkedin' => array(0, __('Linked In')), 
		'user_url' => array(0, __('Website')), 
		'signature' => array(0, __('Signature')),
		'dob' => array(1, __('Date of Birth')), 
		'state' => array(1, __('Home State')), 
		'occupation' => array(1, __('Occupation')), 
		'organization' => array(0, __('Organization')), 
		'income' => array(1, __('Monthly Income')), 
		'education' => array(1, __('Education')), 
		'degree' => array(1, __('Degree')), 
		'profession' => array(1, __('Profession')), 
		'description' => array(0, __('Biographical Info')), 
		'user_login' => array(1, __('Username')), 				
		'email' => array(0, __('Email')), 
		'pass1' => array(0, __('Password')) 
	);
}
add_filter('get_profile_info_keys',	'get_profile_info_keys_personal');

And the second question goes, what would be the corresponding page for adding new members ?

Thanks a lot for all your help.
Best.

[JeremyCh]

Well, the correct answer is here : http://pastebin.com/QypF9bhA

[JeremyCh]

PS. I have found that I can add the top level as a category, from the first dropdown by choosing between forum and category, however, this doesn’t change anything realistically for the display.

Ideally, the categories could go into the tag <ul class=”forum-titles”> or something similar, and the two next levels appearing below.

Thanks for any input anyone.