Actually, you should be able to do this now, I was looking at an incorrect URL.
Finnish is in the API here https://api.wordpress.org/translations/plugins/1.0/?slug=bbpress&version=2.5.11
You should be able to remove the .po & .mo files and then just update your translations from the dashboard (/wp-admin -> dashboard -> updates -> Update translations)
When you downloaded those files what options did you select?
You need to select All current to get the “current strings”
p.s. I’ve also just made a request to have bbPress “stable” language packs generated, once this is complete you should be able to download the translations directly from the WordPress updates dashboard, just as you get the translations for WordPress itself.
Keep an eye out for Finnish to show up in the API here
Hmmm… Instead of my testing this I’ll let you:
What about a word without a hyphen? Does discussiontopic work?
I can’t remember if there is a limitation like this or not, I’ll dig around some more and find out for sure later 🙂
MAke sure you don’t also have any posts, pages, or items in the trash that also use that same discussion-topic slug
When you have BuddyPress activated they user profiles now us e member instead of bbPress user profile URLs
Strange, using the “bottom dropdown” as per the following image *should* work :/
At the top, and at the bottom of the users page is the ability to change a users role, there is a bug that is fixed for bbPress 2.6 but in 2.5.x if you use the top dropdown to change users roles it won’t work, it should work using the bottom dropdown 🙂
You’d need to write or have written on your behalf a custom plugin for this functionality, bbPress doesn’t support this “out of the box”
bbPress includes the “no replies” view, so you would only need to replace the “top five” shortcode you are currently using with bbPress’ [bbp-single-view id=no-replies] 🙂
This sounds like an issue with your theme displaying next and prev links for bbPress’ forum custom post type.
If you temporarily switch to one of the default Twenty themes, say Twenty Fifteen can you still see the next and prev links?
If so you might want to contact the theme author or take a look at creating a custom bbPress template for theme, see: https://codex.bbpress.org/themes/theme-compatibility/getting-started-in-modifying-the-main-bbpress-template/
I created http://wikoandco.com/topic/test-6, as noted in that topic most of the time wait from my posting appears acceptable, it is far less than 15 seconds, maybe 5 for the topic, and 3 for replies, but I see significant time Waiting for wikoandco.com which no doubt is caused by the connection time waiting from here where I am in Australia
The best way to test this is on a local site, perform a phpBB import and try logging in with a user that you are confident you know the password.
I’m pretty sure this should be working correctly last time I tested it…
Thanks for the topic @fourmi 🙂
You are correct, looking at that code for forum subscriptions, if you successfully subscribe to a forum then true === $success so and then is_single() || is_page() would be true in your case the redirect should redirect to your page via get_permalink()
Could you confirm that the user IS successfully subscribed when subscribing via your forum list page please @fourmi
Ref: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/2.5.10/includes/users/functions.php#L1203
@steveim, I’ll update those docs, but what happens is the passwords are copied during import, and then when an imported user first logs in then the old password is converted from phpBB format to a WordPress formatted password and stored in WP’s database user table
Can you post a link to your site please
If it’s taking 15 seconds to do add a reply or a topic you most definately have a plugin or theme manipulating post queries, most likely pre_get_posts filter is running in a plugin, maybe a theme.
Please disable ALL our plugins and test the speed again please.
If the speed remains the same, try switching to the Twenty Fourteen theme.
You’ll also notice here on bbpress.org it does not take 15 seconds
@abdurhman This has been added to bbPress 2.6 and will be released soon.
In bbPress 2.6 you can have forum moderators for single forums, moderators do not have to have access to all the forums on your site
Yes, you sure can, either way you mention would work, another option is multisite.
That said, for either way you mention you’d utilise “shared user tables”
See this codex doc on setting that up: https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Custom_User_and_Usermeta_Tables
What I mean was to do this step by step, don’t try to do everything at once.
Install WordPress and bbPress and don’t do anything else.
Now is it working?
Yes
(bbPress uses WordPress users for account/password management)
