matthiaswh (@matthiaswh)

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  • matthiaswh
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    @matthiaswh

    That’s the right place in the file, but the wrong edit. You would replace everything between those curly brackets with “return true;”, so it would look like this:

     function bbp_check_for_flood( $anonymous_data = false, $author_id = 0 ) {
    
        return true;
    }
    

    This does affect a core file in the bbpress plugin, so anytime you update you will have to make this change again.

    I’ll send you an email! I have a love/hate relationship with iMember. It gave us a ton of trouble on our old host, but is working great on Synthesis WP hosting.


    matthiaswh
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    @matthiaswh

    Hey @rmazereeuw ,

    We’re using iMember360 also. We overhauled our theme, now integrating it with buddypress and a theme built on bbp-theme-compat and that seems to have resolved this problem.

    Not the answer you want to hear, but you can forcefully disable the throttle check by editing bbp-common-functions.php (this is in bbp-includes directory of the plugin). Do a search in that file for bbp_check_for_flood and make that function always return true. This obviously isn’t ideal!


    matthiaswh
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    @matthiaswh

    I have run into this same issue since the latest update. I can “reset” it by changing the throttle time to 0 and saving. While the throttle time doesn’t save at 0 (defaults back to 10), the Slow Down error stops for awhile. Then it will randomly pop up again.

    It doesn’t seem to be a theme compatibility issue. I’ve set to the default bbPress themes.

    It’s not a visual editor issue. I’ve disabled and enabled and it happens regardless.

    It doesn’t seem to be a server time issue. I’ve tried it on two servers, and reset the server time to see if that helped.

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