Both links are valid and link to the correct post’s delete/undelete function.
I’m on the current trunk as of writing this post. (1903) I’ll try testing the live forum.
Edit: Using the default theme made the problem go away, but the line of code that shows the edit/delete/undelete links is exactly the same as Kakumei’s and there’s no functions.php file.
Most of the filters are in defaults.bb-filters.php or default-filters.php before 1.0.
If you put the settings in bb-config.php, you’d need to delete them from there as well as in the admin menu.
Untested code below:
<?php $bb_post = $posts[0]; unset($posts[0]); $del_class = post_del_class();?>
<div id="post-<?php post_id(); ?>"<?php alt_class('post', $del_class); ?>>
<?php bb_post_template(); ?>
</div>
<h6>Responses</h6>
<ol id="thread" start="<?php echo $list_start; ?>">
<?php foreach ($posts as $bb_post) : $del_class = post_del_class(); ?>
<li id="post-<?php post_id(); ?>"<?php alt_class('post', $del_class); ?>>
<?php bb_post_template(); ?>
</li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ol>
bbPress and WP/WPMU use the same user database schema. The only thing that wouldn’t carry across is user levels.
1. Why in the world would you put bbPress inside of phpBB? Just pick one already!
2. bbPress allows you to move the bb-config.php file outside of your document root for security purposes just in case PHP does something weird.
You could copy the function’s contents to your template and edit it from there…
WordPress themes are more closely related to bbPress themes. phpBB themes use a completely different system.
You’re on bbPress stable, which isn’t capable of sharing cookies with WordPress 2.7. If you want, you can install the alpha version of bbPress, but it’s not really a good idea on a production site…
http://bbpress.pastebin.com/f40b25f69
Simply put, this deletes the account as soon as it’s made. I know it’s not perfect because it still sends the registration email and requires extra queries. I’ll try to make it work before any queries are made and then I’ll submit it to the plugins repository.
I found the problem – Year long cookies was breaking it. I don’t understand why though… It says that it’s compatible with 1.0
Go into your database, do the following query:
UPDATE (your $bb_table_prefix found in the config file goes here)topicmeta SET meta_value='http://www.portcityunderground.com/bbpress/' WHERE meta_key='uri' LIMIT 1
“You should left-align forum names in the list I think.”
It is left-aligned.
For #1, you can add the following to your style.css file as near to the bottom as possible:
#latest th a, #forumlist th a, #favorites th a {
color: #eee;
}
#latest th a:hover, #forumlist th a:hover, #favorites th a:hover {
color: #eee;
}
For #2, I downloaded sv_SE.mo, and it does not have the words “Register or log in:”, “Log in ยป”, or “Remember me”. I don’t know how to edit MO files, so you’ll need to wait for someone who does.
“Also, the plugin (the original and my modded version) is completely unorganized. It should be rewritten …”
If nobody else is already remaking it, I could make it my next project.
Is anyone working on a remake of Private Messaging?
I don't see how a user could both be logged in AND have a broken password. If their password is broken, they can't login.
Maybe they were still logged in while they got blocked.
If I skipped the cron thing entirely, it would only mean one extra database query per pageload, anyway, so I guess I don’t need to worry about it.
BuddyPress is a social networking addon for WPMU. It does not have a built-in forum, and it will not be replacing bbPress. Vanilla in this context just means plain.
I was thinking of making a plugin that would allow temporary blocking/bozo-ing/inactive-ing on a timer.
http://llamaslayers.net/daily-llama/541/tech/bbpress-forum-categories/
Here you go! I just finished it and submitted it for consideration for the bbPress plugin directory.
I’m making a plugin to allow forums to be turned into categories.
Stay tuned!
