Delete the /plugins/bbpress folder, and replace it with a fresh download.
You’ll have better luck asking over in the BuddyPress.org support forums. 🙂
Great! Thanks for coming back and letting us know!
Should not be happening with the bbPress TwentyTen theme unless you have a plugin that’s incorrectly filtering query results.
Jared was actually incorrect. 🙂
bbPress actions are piggy-backed on top of WordPress actions, there’s no condition to them.
- If you don’t want bbPress to enqueue it’s own CSS, dequeue it, or make sure your theme has /css/bbpress.css in it.
- bbPress uses admin-ajax.php for a few ajax bits that happen theme-side. They degrade properly, so if you do not want to include the ajax bits, you can safely unhook that too.
You’ll need custom templates to do this, lacking any kind of author information. That should really be about it. If you’re not comfortable learning on your own, you’ll need to hire someone to get the job done.
Here on bbPress.org, I used the forums shortcode, and used CSS to hide a few columns. I did not use bbp_list_forums(), which has a specific purpose outside of what you’re trying to do.
Sounds like your UAM plugin is misbehaving or is not configured correctly. Anyone with more experience able to chime in?
Thanks for checking into this. Will be nice to get this figured out.
Works for me. Make sure you have your widget configured the way you want it, and try looking for plugin conflicts.
Asking “where are the shortcodes” would have probably helped us help you.
Asking Google for “bbPress Shortcodes” would have eventually gotten you there, too. 🙂
I don’t understand.
bbPress doesn’t have any reason to use brackets in URLs. Slugs are parts of a URL.
Example: http://domain.com/forums/ <–‘forums’ is the root slug of your forums
I’ll take it as a compliment that you’re lost in the simplicity if it all.
If you go to Settings > Forums, you’ll see the slugs for where your forums and topics live. You’re free to change these obviously, and also free to manipulate the output with shortcodes or customized templates in your theme.
No bugs here; it sounds like you’re just doing it all incorrectly, and what you see is what you get. 🙂
For your installation, you should probably pick 1 method of having a forum index that works for you, and use only that one. If you don’t want to use shortcodes, and would rather use a page template, then just do that way. Don’t make 1 page with a shortcode, and another at the forum root, an another here and another there.
I forgot to include that revision in 2.1.1. It will be in 2.1.2 later this week. 🙁
page-front-forums.php is a page template. You need to set the template in the edit page screen.
I tweaked the widget code for what will be 2.1.2. If you can report back if it fixes your issues would be great.
Thanks everyone again for taking this and running with it. It’s a huge, huge help.
There are shortcodes for sign-up, login, and lost-password forms. Since there’s no UI for shortcodes in WordPress, you’ll need to check the bbPress codex to find them.
You’ll want to research ‘WordPress multisite” and bbPress will take care of the rest. Most of the issues you’ll run into aren’t up to the software, but rather the user’s experience of visiting two forums, and how you choose to handle that strict divide.
This should be fixed in 2.1.1 actually. The problem is each user has a meta value stored with ‘Phpbb’ when it should be ‘phpBB’. Updating the old meta keys should fix it, and I’ll add that bit into the next bbPress update.
Sounds like cookies or caching, both of which are up to you to tune and troubleshoot, since bbPress’s stock settings play nicely with WordPress core in those regards.
You could use a subdirectory multisite installation of WordPress, and then activate bbPress on each site.
I’m not familiar with it myself. This gives you the opportunity to become the expert in making them work together. 🙂 Report back here what you find, and as you have specific questions we’re happy to guide.
