It is good to see such a nice work. Congrats.
Are you referring to this plugin? Because that is not ready yet and not supposed to be downloaded: “Don’t install this, it isn’t ready.” bbPress remains being a stand-alone package for now (which you can download from here). It is planned to become a WordPress plugin though, and John James Jacoby started the initial process of porting it to the extensions platform of WordPress.
@dragunoff
In one of the first meetups there was some brief talk about designing a better features section for bbpress.org (https://bbpress.org/about/features/); that is just a simple working mockup of that.
I was able to merge fine on trunk revision 2388 and on 1.0.2 so it should be the plugin.
I found a way to reproduce the error and replied to the ticket: https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1222#comment:2
Could someone check to see whether they can also recreate this issue?
No, it is not bad. It’s just that if you want to output a result and there is already a function in place doing just that, why not use it? Basically total_users is doing the same as echo get_total_users.
For what it matters, it is less code 
Actually, one amend: you should use <?php total_users(); ?> which is meant for output and you get rid of the echo.
Glad it worked.
That function is already on core, you just have to include it:
<?php include_once("bb-includes/functions.bb-statistics.php"); ?>
And then call it:
<?php echo get_total_users(); ?>
Pretty much; something like this:
<a href="<?php forum_link( $topic->forum_id ); ?>"><?php forum_name( $topic->forum_id ); ?></a>
Try the following:
<?php forum_name( $topic->forum_id ); ?>
@chandersbs.
See if this other code works for you.
<a href="<?php echo get_user_profile_link(bb_get_user_id($topic->topic_last_poster)); ?>"><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></a>
I tried it with the three permalink types without problem.
I tried this and it works: <a href="<?php echo get_user_profile_link(bb_get_user_id($topic->topic_last_poster)); ?>"><?php topic_last_poster(); ?></a>
I am not sure if it is the best way to approach it, though.
Hi Matt,
I am a twenty–something designer who profoundly enjoys creating efficient and elegant websites, with abilities focused in CSS/XHTML, WordPress/bbPress theming and Photoshop. I also have a great interest in writing. My portfolio.
I would like to be part of developing documentation regarding theme functions: something in which WordPress excels at and which further allows designers to work more fluently. As a theme designer I often had to explore bbPress core files looking for functions and their behavior in order to develop a site. This was done mostly through trial and error due to the lack of a function reference document. Then maybe even contributing with more quality themes or a restyle of bbPress while also promoting the development of things like P2 in WordPress to show the range of possibilities of bbPress. As a reference, you might register in this website I created to check how some aspects of bbPress were enhanced through theming (encouraging posting by displaying it more prominently though non obtrusive) for a particular project.
Thanks for the compliment!
Forums redesigned. Just to let you know. You might sign up to completely experience the design.
* Side note: We should probably move where languages are stored. A my-languages directory would probably be the way to go.
Double-plus side note: as the my-whatever folders multiply there should be a tidier container for all this, just like wp-content.
While testing bbPress 1.0 Alpha 4 I am not able to change the name of any topic —I do not know whether this is a known issue or not; the procedure just looks fine, though the title stays the same. If this extends beyond me I will go to track.
