Strange, I will have dig around myself over the weekend and take a closer look.
It is being put in the following container’twocol’
`.twocol {
width:50%;
}`
From your CSS http://coldnosesbook.com/wp-content/themes/pinboard/style.css ~ Line #570
You might be best contacting the theme authors for tips on the best way to integrate bbPress with the theme.
Probably a conflict with another plugin.
Try disabling all your other plugins before activating bbPress and then enable each plugin one by one to try and find what plugin might be causing a conflict.
I have not tried this (nor have I tried a custom pomo myself yet) so how well this would all work and fit together could get nasty quite quickly 🙂
You could setup WordPress as a ‘multisite’ and have custom PO MO files on each site…
So what happens if you disable those plugins? Does the problem still exist?
I have just sent you an email to see where we can go from here.
There are no known bugs regarding shortcodes so they should work on your site.
- Create a new WordPress page via /wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=page
- Give the page a title
- Add for example to login shortcode `[bbp-login]` to the page content
- Click publish and view your new page
– ‘production’ server: WP 3.4, S2Member v??? & bbPress 2.2.3 <- Produces the error in your OP
– 'development' server: WP 3.4, S2Member v??? bbPress 2.2.2 and/or 2.2.3 <- Does not produce the error
So what are the differences between your 'almost identical configuration'?
This is now fixed in /trunk/ and will be in the next release of bbPress, I also confirmed it in ticket #2138 (see the screenshot here)
@Rasheed I also recommended @Yousef-Matios post on the Polyglots blog here. regarding the Arabic translation of bbPress which he has and is more than willing to share. Can you also reply to that thread and update Yousef on how he can best help get the remaining Arabic translations needed at https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/dev/ar/default
See this thread here and contact @yousef-matios as he is more than willing to share the Arabic translation he has for bbPress.
I think something along the lines of the following might work though it is a BuddyPress guide it would be quite similar to do for bbPress.
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
The (0,0) are the counts for the number of topics and replies in that child forum.
To list the child forums vertically rather than horizontally add the code from the following to your WordPress theme functions.php file https://gist.github.com/3797945
bbPress 2.2.3 was released 11 December 2012
S2Member developer @WebSharks posted details of S2Member fixes in the following thread ~22 December 2012 https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/fix-for-users-of-s2member-and-bbpress-2-2/
I am ‘presuming’ S2Member/@WebSharks was testing against bbPress 2.2.3
This is the first time I have seen anyone mention the error you detail above.
Have you any other plugins recently updated that maybe the cause of this?
Have you tried any extra combinations of the plugins eg. bbPress 2.2.2 & S2Member v121213 to see if it is an S2Member issue rather than bbPress?
ps. I also see your thread on S2Members forum with no answers at the time I wrote this http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/bbpress-2-2-3-fatal-error-on-users-page/
See the following topic and note this is fixed for the next release of bbPress
JJJ wrote: This is fixed in trunk, and will be part of 2.3. In the meanwhile, turn debugging off in your production site and the error goes away, without any consequences that I am aware of. https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-throws-php-error-when-super-admin-creates-a-new-site/
I’ll point you to have a read the following two threads first:
Allowing Participants to View Hidden Forums
How can I make private forums visible to visitors
They both link to https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2089#comment:6 which has some thoughts on potential directions for bbPress privacy & visibility of forums.
You can find them listed on the following page but please take note of the big notice:
Linked below are the Subversion repositories for all of the retired bbPress 1.1 plugins. We’re committed to keeping them hosted here in perpetuity, though they should be considered retired and no longer active. https://bbpress.org/plugins/legacy/
Is it the shortcodes you are looking for? https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
Have a read of the docs on theme compatability to get your current theme working with bbPress
https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
As this site is bbPress you should probably post this the BuddyPress forums http://buddypress.org
This is fixed and will be in the next release of bbPress
(https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2138)
From that error it appears and is actually the case that not all of the files for bbPress were updated on your web host when you updated bbPress.
– Make a backup of your site and database
– Open your WordPress Admin Dashboard and go to Plugins
– Deactivate the bbPress plugin (It should already be deactivated)
– Delete the bbPress plugin and accept the confirmation that it will delete those files
– Download the bbPress plugin again from the ‘Add New’ plugins section
– Activate the bbPress plugin
You should be all good to go now presuming this time your web host has downloaded and extracted all the files correctly to your site.
ps. If you ever do need to download a current or previous version you can download them in .zip form to manually extract and upload via FTP to your web host via https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress/developers/
(The current version of bbPress at the time of writing is bbPress 2.2.3)
Via the docs FAQ https://codex.bbpress.org/faq/
Plugin Conflicts
To try and resolve conflicts with other plugins please disable all your plugins except bbPress to see if the error persists. Re-enable each plugin one at a time and if things break again you should be able to now know which other plugin is causing the conflict.
It looks like you have removed bbPress and installed Mingle Forums now
If you have downloaded a new WordPress theme that includes bbPress support you activate the theme from the WordPress Dashboard -> Appearance -> Themes ( /wp-admin/themes.php)
There are also some docs here on Getting Started with bbPress
