@erikalleman thanks so much for taking the time to respond — especially when it’s not currently something you are working on.
I know you will not need this, but I thought in case others have this issue, and come across this post, I’d add that there is more needed to solve this issue than I posted last week.
For both of us, we were/are attempting to utilize the ajax behavior for a series of topics. However, the JavaScript that bbPress utilizes targets an ID and not a class name. This means, that outputting a series of topics with Favorite links will all have the same ID, and only the first topic will use ajax.
My solution ended up requiring template overrides for loop-single-topic.php to create unique IDs for every favorite link. Then I wrote a new click function for Favorites, as well as a new bbp_ajax_call function in js/engagements.js.
Actually, in my case, the issue was that I was overriding the theme files and had removed this span. <span class="bbp-row-actions">. bbPress must try ajax first, and if it fails, just redirect the page — and the JavaScript logic must look for that class name? Adding the span back, made the page behave as desired.
Hi Erika,
Were you ever able to make the AJAX buttons work? I’m having a similar experience of the page always reloading after favoriting or subscribing.
I realize this topic is more than six years old, but I’ve been attempting to achieve similar behavior, and adding the following code in a custom plug-in seems to work. I have a taxonomy of “ideacategory” and I’m able to create a bbPress view called “ideacat” that filters all of the topics where the category term is equal to “24-hour-market-watch.”
function idea_register_custom_views() {
bbp_register_view(
'ideacat',
esc_html__( 'Idea Category', 'bbpress' ),
apply_filters( 'bbp_register_view_ideacat', array(
'tax_query' => array(
array(
'taxonomy' => 'ideacategory',
'field' => 'slug',
'terms' => array( '24-hour-market-watch' )
)
),
'show_stickies' => false
)
) );
}
add_action( 'bbp_register_views', 'idea_register_custom_views' );
Hi all,
Is there a way to create a view that is limited to a specific forum?
Is there a way to structure this so new views can apply to individual forums, too?
