Oh wow umm,
It looks as though there isn’t a lot of styling going on for your forum.
Where did you get your bbpress.css file from? It looks really short compared the one I got originally.
Hi there,
I actually had this issue with my custom plugin, it turned out that a recent version of wordpress has tightened the security on plugins I believe, so if the plugins are not coded correctly then it will cause the issue you are describing.
Have you updated all the plugins aswell?
To get the latest discussions on my forum I added it into the top of loop-forums.php this could be a good place along with loop-topics.php
good luck!
What happens if you remove that? (copying it so you can easily put it back afterwards).
@Jeaz
Or at the very least when you arrive at the plugins page ask the user do you wish to view bbPress 2.xx or bbPress 1.xx plugins, then direct them to the correct place.
I think this would be great.
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Lynq.
Thanks! I am going to search around for something interesting to put next to latest discussions.
Is your theme functions.php file calling any javascript files?
Switching to a default theme is a good place to start when trying to track down errors!
Glad you got it sorted 🙂
It did the same again, I have had a couple of issues with the code button too!
It is kind of a tricky to pick out a specific forum, you would need to do a little bit of coding to try and change the way your loop-topics loop works.
You would need to be able to pass in an argument of something like $limit and then set the limit based on the forum id. Feels like a lot of work to me, but someone else might have a better idea.
Sorry!
bbpTopicJS is not defined.
Line 23 inside topic.js
Good luck!
Would need to see a link please 🙂
Hey DNBrawler,
Your code got cut off 🙁 can you try posting it again and using the code button?
I found it, on line 78 of your theme it looks like it has an inline stylesheet, so it is directly on the page.
It might be best to seperate this out to a CSS file so you can hunt down problems easier.
You have the following CSS on your site which is restricting the height of the replies.
div.reply {
height: 32px;
}
I didn’t search heavily, but it looks like it is coming directly from the page, I can’t find the stylesheet where that is coming from, good luck hunting!
Do you still get this error if you switch to the twenty ten theme and disable all plugins?
This lets you hunt down if it is a bbpress bug or a theme conflict or a plugin conflict!
Have you tried updating your permalinks? Change your permalinks and then change them back, fixes some strange 404 errors for me.
By the way this code snippet works for me:
function custom_bbp_breadcrumb() {
$args['sep'] = ' | ';
return $args;
}
add_filter('bbp_before_get_breadcrumb_parse_args', 'custom_bbp_breadcrumb' );
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It should work, I am not sure if you will need to wrap it in php tags though?
I don’t need to in my functions file.
Because bbPress is just a plugin you should be able to put filters into your functions.php file of your wordpress theme.
Nice that is looking awesome!
Meh, just ignore my last post I can’t get it working.
I think the difficult part about sidebars is knowing what the sidebar is called or what ID it is.
You could probably add this into your functions file if you know the id of the sidebar you want to hide, I haven’t tested it though.
http://pastebin.com/pvbQ8nuK
Worth a shot!
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Hi Viktora,
I setup bbPress and it worked straight away, there is a slight difference in what I did and what you say you did in your original post and here it is:
– copied all files from “bbPress/bbp-theme-compat/bbpress/” to the new directory above
The address I copied across was the whole bbPress/bbp-theme-compat/ not just the bbpress folder.
Not sure if this helps, but it is worth a go.
Good luck!
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