@xurxog – Did you customize your roles and capabilities with some plugin (like Members?) If so, it’s possible your user capabilities are mucked up somehow.
Check permalinks, and make sure your theme isn’t calling query_posts somewhere before the main loop of content.
Maybe some caching plugin is keeping the rewrite rules option persistent somewhere? Resaving permalinks should fix this right up.
Looks like a CSS issue with your theme. Use Inspector to figure out what CSS is causing the avatar to be in the wrong place. Maybe a float to the left that should be right?
Awesome. Apologies once again. New zip is up already.
Fixed now. You can safely remove the last line of the file of bbpress.php manually if you’d like; the part that says:
exists check
That last line somehow got duplicated on Subversion export. The official logs here do not have that bit in it, just on WordPress.org. Sorry for the inconvenience y’all.
Well, that’s annoying… Fixing.
You’re in a small group of users, trying to do multilingual forums. It’s likely you’ll need to do some troubleshooting, and come up with a fix for everyone else.
My guess? qTranslate shouldn’t display this message outside of wp-admin.
@hypnoscribe – Please don’t post big code dumps; it’s not easy to read and easily accessible by linking to your site, a pastebin, or any other place.
@netweb – If you’re going to answer questions, make sure they’re the correct answers. 🙂
Looking just a bit deeper in Inspector, you’ll notice the CSS isn’t part of WordPress or bbPress. Like @nguyenkinh said, this is a problem with the CSS in your theme.
I’d hold off, as bbPress 2.2 will address this specifically.
Packaging up bbPress 2.2 shortly.
Closing this topic.
Search for: ‘function bbp_get_time_since(‘
Some improvements to this bit of code were made in bbPress 2.2, which is due out any day now. Maybe give it a try and report back?
Fin whatever plugin is causing that to happen, and stop it from happening. 🙂
bbPress sets the post ID to 0. Did you create a post with an empty ID?
Either a JS issue, or a conflict with Jetpack 2.0. bbPress 2.2 will address this further.
Probably best to wait until bbPress 2.2 comes out this week. It’s version of theme compatibility will address much of these complexities.
Anything from incorrect query_posts() usage, to not using wp_reset_query() where you should, and on, and on…
If your there supports bbPress already (meaning it has the templates already where they belong) it doesn’t need any additional code in functions.php.
Ignore them for now; bbPress 2.2 will alleviate much of these questions.
Both work fine with TwentyEleven and TwentyTwelve. If it isn’t working, something else is wrong.
Unclear why the theme would have BBP_Theme_Compat code in it? It certainly doesn’t come with the Toolbox theme.
I just tested bbPress 2.1.3 and:
* Works fine with Toolbox, out of the box.
* Works with with BuddyPress.
* Works fine without BuddyPress.
If you made modifications to Toolbox, or have some custom code in a child theme of Toolbox, that’s likely the cause, though I don’t see how 2.1.3 is the problem, unless you modified files in the bbPress plugin yourself.
It’s been less than a day, and these forums move pretty slowly; when someone has something to add, they will.
Until then, it’s safe to say that your theme is most likely the culprit here. You’ll want to try bbPress with some other WordPress themes, and see if they play nicer together out of the box.
Warning newcomers about your opinion, or your incorrect observation?
Regarding development speed, see:
bbPress has never had unread posts in core, it’s been too complex and costly of a feature to include in core bbPress in the past. Maybe you can help implement it, and speed up the development cycles?
To more acutely answer your question, absolutely yes – you can build a community that lacks unread posts. We’ve build the entire WordPress.org ecosystem around bbPress.
Did you know the plugins API that powers the plugins pages in your WordPress dashboard is powered by bbPress? Or that the 5 million users on WordPress.org are all linked by users tables originally setup inside of a bbPress installation? Or that WordPress.org doesn’t run WordPress; it runs bbPress?
A hammer isn’t very good until you hit something with it.
