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@Daily Anarchist – Your theme doesn’t use a conventional WordPress header, and it’s missing the appropriate call to
wp_head();
which is how WordPress themes load dynamic content in the
<head>
of the page.
There is also no reference anywhere in your source to a wp-content folder, which is where your theme and any related plugins should be loading from. With something that’s this outside of the norm, you’re going to run into lots of incompatibilities with many plugins as you go. I’m actually pretty happy that bbPress looks as good as it does considering there’s no CSS applied to it at all.
As a general note going forward to everyone, if you have site specific questions please post up new topics and tag them ‘plugin’ so that we keep this sticky focused on the bbPress plugin, and not supporting your sites. Thanks
I’ll do my best to keep things error free going forward.
Feeds are coming soon too, so be on the look-out.
I’ll do my best to keep things error free going forward.
Feeds are coming soon too, so be on the look-out.
@tooltrainer – unrelated, and fixed. Try the latest revision.
Was a bug with subforums, categories, and topic/reply counts.
@tooltrainer – unrelated, and fixed. Try the latest revision.
Was a bug with subforums, categories, and topic/reply counts.
Can you all try the most recent revision, and see if that fixes it for you? I think there’s probably a cleaner way to handle some of this, but I’d like to let this sit for a few days and see how it’s received.
The limit is finding what circumstances should be prevented completely, and what should provide some kind of specific user feedback. The question is enough to make me want to eventually write some kind of legitimate permissions based access feedback; something that works similar to a 404.php but for access errors. No time to get this in before beta though.
Can you all try the most recent revision, and see if that fixes it for you? I think there’s probably a cleaner way to handle some of this, but I’d like to let this sit for a few days and see how it’s received.
The limit is finding what circumstances should be prevented completely, and what should provide some kind of specific user feedback. The question is enough to make me want to eventually write some kind of legitimate permissions based access feedback; something that works similar to a 404.php but for access errors. No time to get this in before beta though.
Confirmed on a fresh installation. Working on a fix.
This is me, apologizing… with a fix!
Confirmed on a fresh installation. Working on a fix.
This is me, apologizing… with a fix!
Without knowing anything about coding, it’s going to be almost impossible.
You can learn to program though; once you do that, the sky is the limit.
The soon to be released bbPress plugin for WordPress will allow something like a moderation queue pretty easily, but it would need to be built.
Without knowing anything about coding, it’s going to be almost impossible.
You can learn to program though; once you do that, the sky is the limit.
The soon to be released bbPress plugin for WordPress will allow something like a moderation queue pretty easily, but it would need to be built.
Not an idiot, it’s just new and uncharted territory. I’ve coded a lot of little subtleties into the plugin that will come out as time goes on. Pretty much anything you want to do with it, you should be able to do. If you find a limitation, I want to fix it.
Not an idiot, it’s just new and uncharted territory. I’ve coded a lot of little subtleties into the plugin that will come out as time goes on. Pretty much anything you want to do with it, you should be able to do. If you find a limitation, I want to fix it.
I am definitely outside of your immediate circle, and am running the bbPress plugin over at testbp.org/discussion. A site with over 22k subscribed users that are able to post in those forums with no issues.
Not saying there isn’t a bug somewhere, just saying it hasn’t manifested itself on my installs yet.
Also, the bug isn’t in WordPress 3.1, or 3.2. It’s probably in how I’m handling the query differences between the two versions, as some of the advanced meta type queries are being fine-tuned.
I am definitely outside of your immediate circle, and am running the bbPress plugin over at testbp.org/discussion. A site with over 22k subscribed users that are able to post in those forums with no issues.
Not saying there isn’t a bug somewhere, just saying it hasn’t manifested itself on my installs yet.
Also, the bug isn’t in WordPress 3.1, or 3.2. It’s probably in how I’m handling the query differences between the two versions, as some of the advanced meta type queries are being fine-tuned.
