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In reply to: who can share this offcial bbPress theme?
I spent a few hours this weekend cleaning up the themes that power BuddyPress.org, bbPress.org, and the shared styling between the codexes, Trac’s, etc… We’ll be open sourcing all of both of those sites very soon.
You’ll (hopefully) be surprised how few modifications are made to the default styling, and how little markup and CSS there is. 🙂
In reply to: bbPress 2.5.3How did you check? How do you know? What exactly is slow?
In reply to: Moderator is unable to create forumsThe documentation was wrong. Moderators cannot create/modify forums.
I’ve updated the documentation to match what each role can do.
In reply to: Can I edit the stock forum root pageIn reply to: Can I edit the stock forum root pageThe easiest way to do this is to make a WordPress page with the same slug as your forum root. bbPress will see that page and yield to it, letting it render instead of your forums.
In that page’s content, use the
bbp-forum-indexshortcode, along with any other HTML, shortcodes, or whatever else you want there. You can get really fancy with your forum index using modifications in a child theme, custom template parts, page templates, forum archives, etc…In reply to: Edit topic reply, changes post orderThis is helpful; we really want to get this fixed.
Are y’all editing replies admin side, or theme side?
In reply to: Website login redirect to wp-adminbbPress comes with widgets and a shortcodes to help with rerouting logins and sign-ups (which are what we use here on bbpress.org), but you’ll likely want to look into other third party plugins for actually taking over and controlling the stock experience.
bbp-loginbbp-registerbbl-lost-pass
Any updates here?
In reply to: Plugin Update 2.5.3Threaded replies are now built into bbPress. You can turn them on and set the nesting levels in your Forum Settings.
In reply to: Thousands of revisionsWhat posts are these revisions for? Does some user actually have access to edit some post, and is able to click them? Have you tried logging in to your site as a non-admin, and looking around for how someone could access an ‘edit’ link to anything; maybe in the top toolbar area?
What do you mean by “private posts”?
bbPress doesn’t enable private topics or replies out of the box. What little support it does have, still allows for administrators to search for and see any non-trashed topics or replies.
Are you using a third party plugin to enable this private posting functionality?
I don’t really see this as a security vulnerability, so much as you’re using bbPress in a neat way that isn’t quite finished for your needs yet.
If we need to add support for something that isn’t possible yet, we’re happy to do it. A little bit more information will be helpful so we can suss it out.
In reply to: I am getting fatal error, help me please.For some reason, you’re using the retired version of BuddyPress’s forums, which is only used for legacy installations from over 3 years ago.
Deactivate the Forums component in BuddyPress.
In reply to: All Replies Have Disappeared Including My OwnNothing in bbPress 2.5.3 would delete any data on its own.
- Are you sure there are no replies in your administration dashboard?
- Can you take a screenshot of your site, or link us?
- Are you 100% sure updating from bbPress 2.5.2 to 2.5.3 was all that happened?
In reply to: Plugin Update 2.5.3Nothing in bbPress 2.5.3 would actually delete your replies, so you can relax a bit knowing your data is okay.
- Are you able to see replies in your administration dashboard?
- Can you take a screenshot of your site, or link us?
- Are you 100% sure updating from bbPress 2.5.2 to 2.5.3 was all that happened?
In reply to: All Replies Have Disappeared Including My OwnPretty strange. You could try recounting the replies in
Admin > Tools > Forumsthough there’s no reason they would all disappear without some outside intervention.In reply to: Remove nested repliesReplacing your entire forum solution because of rogue CSS seems like burning down the house because you heard a mouse. Let’s try and fix the CSS before things get more complex.
In reply to: Forum not loading correctly – over night bugBoth links look okay to me. What exactly is (or was) broken?
In reply to: Upgrade bbPress 1.0.2 to 2.1.2The problem I see is the table name:
bb_forumsIt should be running these queries on the old
bb_taggedtable.These queries are part of a relatively ancient upgrade routine, dating back to database version 220 in
bb_upgrade_220(). Are you able to see what your bbPress database version was before this upgrade started?In reply to: Import bbPress 2.5.1 Forum Into bbPress 2.5.1Use WordPress’s Importer. bbPress works just fine with it.
In reply to: Comments are going out of order in new releaseThe timestamps of your posts appear in chronological order, that I can see.
In reply to: Edit topic reply, changes post orderI wonder if
_bbp_reply_toisn’t being carried over when editing a reply. Can you get the_bbp_reply_topostmeta for each of those posts, and report back with them?For context,
_bbp_reply_tois used for the threaded reply hierarchy instead ofpost_parentwhich already used for getting the parent topic ID.In reply to: Still no visual editor?The HTML editor does work extremely well, as an HTML editor. If you want to enable the visual editor, a Google search should reveal this page as the top hit:
In reply to: Warning: Illegal offset type in isset or empty inTried testing on your forum, but your forums disappeared while I was looking around.
Can you try reinstalling bbPress? I can’t see any reason why
get_post_type_object()would fail in any bbPress context.If by “post” you mean “topic” or “reply” then the search results page should be showing the password entry form in place of “topic” or “reply” content.
If by “post” you mean a literal blog post, that’s somehow appearing within the forums search output, that doesn’t seem right and doesn’t happen in normal circumstances.
Possibly related, when I search your site, no results appear at all.
In reply to: How to edit Forum RoleWithin
wp-admintheir Forum Role is at the bottom of their profile (it’s the only place WordPress allows plugins to hook in and add anything.)Theme-side, within a user’s profile, there is a “User Role” section that allows any Keymaster to modify any user’s roles.
