Try:
bbp_get_user_profile_url( $user_id )
…where $user_id is an integer.
Weird. If you could create a bug ticket on our trac would be great.
Most likely a cookie misconfiguration. Try deleting all of your cookies for that specific domain, and logging into the section that you’re not currently able to log in to.
Possible your server time is set incorrectly? That might cause the calculation between current_time() and the users last_active time to have a gap? Though, it probably is a deeper issue than this – could even be a bbPress GMT bug.
BuddyPress Group Forums will eventually be migrated to use bbPress 2, which means they will inherit all of the goodies your site wide forums have, including the fancy editor.
Disqus commenting in your blog should not be affected.
Yes, many people have done this successfully.
bbp-theme-compat isn’t a complete theme; it says so in the files and in the documentation. I’d recommend trying the instructions again. If you’ve tried them enough times and still can’t figure it out, I’d love to know which points we can clarify for you further. The general “it’s broke and ugly and help” isn’t indicative to us where you need our help.
Doesn’t really make much sense. Can you explain exactly why you needed to modify bbPress files? A Subversion diff would be even better.
Privacy and security are two very different things. bbPress is meant to be whatever you need it to be, by playing nicely with other plugins.
bbPress overrides a few things to tell WordPress not to 404, but sometimes themes run extra queries that stomp what bbPress does. In that case, the theme is probably doing it wrong. What theme are you using?
It would be great to include some trouble-shooting, checking for javascript issues, etc… There shouldn’t be any breakage, and if there is, we need your help and feedback to track it down.
The functions to incorporate this are in, but the counts themselves are not actually bumped yet. This is something we’re going to finish in 2.2.
Most likely the theme compat setting is set to Default, and not Twenty Ten. Swap back to the table based layout in Settings > Forums, and report back.
It’s not really intended to be rolled back. What’s wrong that you think this is the best solution?
Most likely it’s because the theme uses .reply for comment styling somewhere, conflicting with bbPress replies. Seen this happen in a few places already. Could also be that your theme compat setting got switched to the default instead of the old TwentTen; switching it back to the table based layout might help.
Merged the topics together.
Let’s keep discussion in one topic so we don’t litter the front page also.
A GPL page would still be nice to have. I’m comfortable linking to WordPress.org for now in places where there is direct content overlap like that.
Looks good to me. You’re free to shift things around at this point. WordPress’s canonical redirect will take care of the rest. 🙂
Sadly, I haven’t tried these two together yet; so I’m not personally able to offer up any help just yet.
Thanks for the kind words, and hope someone else has a better answer!
Weird. Will be fixed in 2.1.1. Thanks!
I unspammed your post r-a-y.
Because that’s the way I have this theme created. 🙂
