- The ‘Recent Replies’ widget shows recent replies.
- The ‘Recent Topics’ widget has the option to show ‘New Topics’, ‘Popular Topics’ or ‘Topics with recent replies’
You can therefore use a combination of the two widgets to achieve what you are after…
This was by design… This can change…
A couple of the widgets have just been updated (see #1903) by @jaredatch and I suppose what you are asking is like how the ‘Recent Topics’ widget has the new/pop/recent options, could the ‘Recent Replies’ widget also include a checkbox to also include ‘Recent Topics with No Replies’?
If that is what you are asking then jump on over and create a new ticket explaining what ‘enhancment’ you would like in the widget/s and we will see how we go for a future release. https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket
No it wasn’t an auto reply to your post.
I presumed what you were looking for is in point 4 of ‘Creating your first forum’ where you can define if a forum is a parent category or straight forum. In the case you were asking you simply create the forum as a forum and not a category.
https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started-with-bbpress/#creating-your-first-forum
> Adjust your Forum attributes. These are:
> Types: choose whether you are creating a Forum or category.
> Forum – can contain topics and be the parent of other forums.
> Category – can only contain forums (no topics). Use for organizing your forums.
> You may, for example, have a Category “Open Source Software” with the > Forums “bbPress” and “WordPress”.
And yes forum wide search is planned for a future release
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There are plans to improve bbPress’s moderation features.
You can see whats planned thus far, contribute more ideas or even code here:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1721
Create a page (or edit an existing page) and add the [bbp-topic-index] shortcode to that page.
https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
Drop me an email the data and your contact info and I will look at it and get back to.
Can you post a copy of that posts SQL data please so we can have a look at that data to improve the bbPress phpBB importer.
- Open phpMyAdmin
- Open you phpBB database
- Click ‘browse’ on the ‘_topics’ table
- In the ‘topic_id’ field you will see the topic_id
- Navigate to page xyz where you will see a topic_id of 660
Have a good look at all the fields (horizontal list) of the data around that range and compare it to the previous 10 and next 10 topic_ids (i.e. topic_id 650-670)
Is there any major differences between the rows and fields of the posts besides topic title etc, is a particular topic_id row missing data that is in every other topic_id but not in that particular topic_id
Try creating a page called ‘forum-test’ and add the shortcode [bbp-forum-index]
I’m pretty sure this is what your looking for https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/
@Siobhan I like the idea of using bbPress for a docs task list
@labsecrets Thats some pretty impressive stuff you got there
This has now been fixed and will be in the next update v2.12
As a workaround you can download the updated phpBB.php file here.
Seeing as you wiped bbPress and tried the import from phpBB again, if you do the same again with this update users no longer need to reset their password 😉
Roles ‘Administrator’ and ‘Forum Moderator’ have the permissions to post/edit topics as a sticky.
Cheers, I think there is the start of the FAQ page in ‘drafts’ on the codex.
> The other issue is that subscribers cannot embedd pictures into posts but editors/administrators can. I have auto-embedd links ticked. It looks like it could be a permissision thing but I wanted to check if there is anything in bbpress that prevents subscribers from doing this?
Confirmed: Admin & Editor can embed images using <img src=hxxp://example.com/test.jpg />
Forum Participant, Forum Moderator, Subscriber, Contributor and Author roles cannot. https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1916
You can only run a single instance of the bbPress plugin per WordPress install.
Can you try going into the phpBB Admin and run the following:-
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Resynchronise statistics
Recalculates the total number of posts, topics, users and files.
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Resynchronise post counts
Only existing posts will be taken into consideration. Pruned posts will not be counted.
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Resynchronise dotted topics
First unmarks all topics and then correctly marks topics that have seen any activity during the past six months.
Thanks… Though this should have already been patched 😉
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/4092
Have you run all the ‘Repair Forums’ tools?
Could you take some screenshots/pictures and post them to an image sharing site (eg. http://imgur.com/) showing what is wrong/missing etc.
I have just edited a reply directly and from /wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=reply and the reply still links to the correct topic.
Recount/Repair Relationships is still there and working fine at /wp-admin/tools.php?page=bbp-repair
Try «Forum Description» (Ref: here & here)
