Erm? bbVideo works fine for the stand alone bbPress version (I have it working on my site).
If it’s bbPress 2.0, my post toolbar plugin handles Youtube videos fine.
I would suggest only Register link be displayed. Forgot Password would be on the failed login screen.
You can create a regular wordpress page and add the shortcode [bbp-forum-index] so show the forum index, and perhaps [bbp-topic-index] also if you want recent topics to be displayed on the same page.
Shortcodes go in a page, but you can also use them in themes and plugins using the <?php echo do_shortcode( $content ); ?> function.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode
So in your theme you would put this somewhere:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[bbp-forum-index]'); ?>
To show the graphical smilies you must first allow graphical smilies in WordPress. Do that by going into Settings > Writing and ticking the “Convert emoticons like 
…”
That will allow standard WP smilies and show the smiley panel on the toolbar. The custom smileys is an option in the toolbar settings page.
I’ll look into where a relevant action hook is for the comments section as well as the id/name of the comment postbox. But I’ll really only be able to test this for the TwentyTen, TwentyEleven and BuddyPress default themes at this time.
I would suggest that this meta-key could be a start somewhere.
$custom_title = bb_get_usermeta($user->ID, 'bbpress_title');
Doesn’t bbPress 2.0 have integration with the Akismet plugin for WordPress, which would then be allowed to check and mark the spam comments?
I don’t understand the logic with making an entire forum read only.
anointed will enjoy 0.4.1 in that it has the option to have manual bar insertion.
It also means that the deletion JavaScript isn’t necessary to show as there any place it is at should be the desired place, so manual insertion doesn’t insert that JavaScript.
I had a minor derp moment on the subversion in that I made a mistake with 0.4.0, so made it 0.4.1 really quickly -_-
Should be good.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/
Now i’m going to have a small break and give some attention to my girlfriend
Good ideas anointed. I’ll make the auto-insertion optional.
m-jay: The code button just adds the HTML <code> tag. I haven’t done anything to prevent HTML inside the code block from being parsed or from being blocked by WordPress/bbPress. I also don’t really have any intention to do so.
Allowing <iframe> to be posted would pose a potential security risk, and the safest would perhaps use a shortcode. See if there are any plugins that give a bandcamp shortcode, there is bound to be one.
I could easily create a mandatory block list, yes. I’ll play with that idea in the next couple of days.
It will exist. I’m not particularly interested in that at the moment.
Personally I liken my plugin to the a personalised version of the Bozo plugin.
I have an interesting plugin that may be a solution that puts the control of blocking troublemakers and annoying people at the level of users.
I’ve made a plugin that allows people to block any post or topic from any user from being visible to them.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-ignore-user/
It allows a user, Alice, to maintain a list of ignored users. So when Alice decides to ignore any other user, Bob, then she will no longer be shown any of Bob’s topics or posts.
Of course, sometimes Alice might want to view a post made by Bob, so it is possible to view ignored posts or topics by clicking a “Show Topics” or “Show Posts” link.
Alice can remove Bob from her ignore list by going to her profile where her ignore list is displayed privately.
* Moderators cannot be ignored by anyone.
* A user cannot ignore themselves.
* A user’s ignore list is private and viewable only to that user or an administrator (or rather, some user who can edit that user’s profile).
* A user (e.g.) Admin who can edit that user’s (Alice’s) profile can also remove ignored users (Bob) from the user’s (Alice’s) profile.
Sound good? I call it self-censorship and self-moderation. I’m going to build a few more plugins based on self-censorship and self-moderation.
Ok, I’ve updated it to 0.3.0, you can get it here: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/ when that updates.
I’m not sure. But it’s really just a collection of images, and a PHP array that binds a particular smiley code (e.g. ‘‘) to a specific image file, (e.g. ‘smile.png’).
So it’s really quite easy to piece together your own smiley package. I might be interested in hosting some on my website as a central and related place for distribution.
The array is practically an overwrite of the array that handles the WordPress’ default smilies.
PS. I’m about to update the plugin to allow this fallback to plugin’s smiley dir, among a few other things that I’ve thought of over the last hour.
Ok, so I’ve got it detecting the smilies in either the /wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/smilies/ folder or the /wp-content/smilies/ folder.
I recommend that people copy of move the folder from the bbpress-post-toolbar directory so that any custom smilies are not overwritten on an upgrade to the plugin.
Hi. In the plugin directory I have included a folder named smilies. Copy this directory and its contents into the ./wp-content/ directory.
Essentially:
mv ./wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/smilies ./wp-content/ -r
If you want to change the smilies, take a look at the package-config.php file inside the smilies directory mentioned above and you can probably work out how to switch the files, or add more to the set.
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I think I’ll update my plugin so that instead of defaulting to WordPress’ smilies, it’ll defaults to the smilies folder in the plugin dir.
ie: Order of preference will become:
if option allows custom smilies:
./wp-content/smilies/
./wp-content/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/smilies/
else:
WordPress’ default set.
I agree, this is a valid question.
m-jay: bbPress 2.0 plugins are plugins to WordPress, that interact with bbPress 2.0 (which is also a plugin of WordPress). These are listed on the plugin browser on WordPress Extend (what pimarts linked to above).
Some of these plugins will be related to the bbPress 1.x or below. But in the future, I see most of them being entirely for bbPress 2.0
bbPress 1.x or below plugins are listed on the plugin browser on https://bbpress.org/plugins/
PS: I’m thinking of having it check for youtube links that are not inside the shortcode, also. But I’ll get to that when I can be bothered.
My post toolbar plugin handles youtube by way of shortcode [youtube]link[/youtube].
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-toolbar/
I also will have the same problem when I upgrade my site in that the old posts will just be links to the video, rather than embedding them. Personally I don’t see a problem here though 
