Yes, you should see ‘Forums’, ‘Topics’ & ‘Replies’ in that same WordPress Export tool.
If you select ‘All content’ it will include WP’s posts, pages, taxonomies and all of bbPress.
🙂
Let me know if it works and/or doesn’t, Xenforo testing has been extremely limited.
Closing this thread also as it is 3+ years old.
I moved @tazogamer reply and code to it’s own topic:
My customized sub-sub-forums
Nice and thanks for sharing your code. 🙂
(I moved this to it’s own topic rather than at the bottom of an old topic)
Closing this topic, no need to bump a 6+ year old topic.
Are you wanting something like this?
forums/membership-services/view-profile/{username}
If so we already have a support ticket opened:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2496
It looks like you got it sorted 🙂 (Let me know if you didn’t)
There is a support topic for that in their support forums, hopefully an update Ad King Pro’ will come along soon that resolves the issue.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/bbpress-30?replies=2
@@mariz_p This is not a ‘standard feature’ of WordPress or bbPress, I presume you are using a plugin to enable this. What plugin is it?
Depending upon how the plugin implements this it ‘might’ be something bbPress could add support for in the bbPress login widget and form-user-*.php templates, but most likely this we be difficult to do for compatibility of ‘all the plugins’ that enable this feature.
Most likely you will need to customize the form-user-*.php templates to match the plugin you are using.
If you have a ‘Private’ forum the title will include PRIVATE: PRIVATE: as a title prefix.
Eg. This is a private forum titled PRIV and becomes PRIVATE: PRIVATE: PRIV
The plugin above will remove the PRIVATE: PRIVATE: title prefix.
@sarau Download the plugin here https://gist.github.com/ntwb/8662354
Or add the code to your own custom plugin or child themes functions.php
@jakub-orlowski The database name you have used is wrong.
In this image my database name is ntwb_mingle (at the very top)
Thanks, can you create a ticket on Trac for us and we can take a closer look at the issue and your fix.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org
The documentation was wrong. Moderators cannot create/modify forums.
I’ve updated the documentation to match what each role can do.
Actually they can, the documentation was correct 😉
// Forum caps
'publish_forums' => true,
'edit_forums' => true,
'read_private_forums' => true,
'read_hidden_forums' => true,
I have added those changes back to the codex.
The caveat to this is that they can only create and edit forums in the ‘front end’ and not via the admin dashboard. (Details of this are noted in Trac as part of the wider scope Moderator control panels)
To allow moderators to create forums you need to use the [bbp-forum-form] shortcode on a page.
The links I suggested in the BuddyPress post would be the same I’d suggest here 🙂
This could also possibly be related to https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2512
Can you try the workaround listed in that ticket:
Don’t run the bbp_admin_repair_forum_visibility repair tool
In the backend though edit the forum and updates it’s ‘visibility’ by:
Change the forum visibility from private to public and save
Change the forum visibility back to the original private status and save
@vogelwild I just tested this.
* Created a new user, logged in, confirmed they had the bbPress Participant role
* As admin created a Private and a Hidden Forum and a new topic & reply in each
* Logged out and back in as the new user and they can see the private forum and both the topic and reply in that forum. They can’t see the Hidden forum because they don’t have access rights.
At a quick glance I’m quite sure bbPress could do everything that you mention above, just not out of the box will it do those things.
You would need to make these customizations yourself or hire a programmer to do them for you.
The ‘threaded “hierarchal tree-style” would just be a matter of making some custom templates and would be quite quick. To setup the different theme for different users I think there are a few WordPress plugins that let your users choose what theme they want to use, so have two themes, one with the default bbPress theme (with or without customizations, and the other theme with your customized “hierarchal tree-style” templates.
There are some docs on getting started with custom templates https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
It could also be a template issue, are you using customized templates?
There were a few updates a while ago (~8-12 months ago) on a few of the user templates, if you are compare what you are using to the current templates.
I see the issue, and see that you ran two of the repair tools.
Can you try running each of the repair tools one at a time please.
p.s. I moved your topic as it really should be it’s own topic 🙂
Correct, 4bbPress doesn’t have ‘Private Messaging’ but bbPress and BuddyPress are very close friends, you could even say they PM each other more than any two plugins should.
In other words most of the developers of both the plugins are constantly using both plugins at the same time constantly ensuring both plugins work seamlessly together.
Glad you found the issue.
AWPCP state this is now fixed, contact them for an updated version.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/awpcp-kills-the-bbpress-dashboard
Too add a menu link just go to ‘Admin -> Appearance -> Menus’ and add a new menu item eg. ‘Forums’ with a link to http://example.com/forums
Cool, let me know how it goes 🙂
