https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/nospamuser/ 
bbPress doesn’t store IP addresses of users when they register. The Project Honey Pot plugin will block the spammers from every page on your forum, including the login page, so there’s no reason to worry.
I’m pretty sure the old plugin still works. With the upcoming bbPress plugin version, emoticons will be handled by WordPress.
I’m pretty sure the old plugin still works. With the upcoming bbPress plugin version, emoticons will be handled by WordPress.
If you have Akismet and Bozo Users installed, spam users will automatically be marked as bozos when they register. If you’re looking a way to check IPs in Project Honey Pot’s database, try my plugin Project Honey Pot for bbPress. For any silent spam bots registered before you install the plugin, skim through your user list. Spam bot usernames, websites, and email addresses are usually pretty noticeable.
If you have Akismet and Bozo Users installed, spam users will automatically be marked as bozos when they register. If you’re looking a way to check IPs in Project Honey Pot’s database, try my plugin Project Honey Pot for bbPress. For any silent spam bots registered before you install the plugin, skim through your user list. Spam bot usernames, websites, and email addresses are usually pretty noticeable.
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/trunk/bb-load.php#L25 – here’s an even better solution.
error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING); allows us to avoid new error messages if PHP adds new error types in the future.
https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/trunk/bb-load.php#L25 – here’s an even better solution.
error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING); allows us to avoid new error messages if PHP adds new error types in the future.
MotaBoy, yes, in Settings -> Forums.
While I can say that this will almost definitely not appear in the bbPress standalone version of bbPM, I’m currently porting bbPM to the bbPress plugin, so I’ll try to implement this in an upcoming version.
While I can say that this will almost definitely not appear in the bbPress standalone version of bbPM, I’m currently porting bbPM to the bbPress plugin, so I’ll try to implement this in an upcoming version.
Mark, body[class*=single-bbp], body[class*=page-template-page-bbp] (or if you’re feeling ambitious, body[class*=bbp]) should match bbPress plugin pages. User profile pages currently use the body class for 404 pages, which is a bug.
Find this line and make sure it says error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING);
Find this line and make sure it says error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING);
Your host might be blocking the mail() function, or your email could have been mistakenly marked as spam.
Your host might be blocking the mail() function, or your email could have been mistakenly marked as spam.
Theoretically, you can use anything for authentication by overriding the bb_check_login function.
Theoretically, you can use anything for authentication by overriding the bb_check_login function.
You could use the same method with a little tweak:
$forum = bb_get_forum();
if ( $forum->forum_slug == 'myforum' ) {
bb_load_template( 'forum-myforum.php' );
return;
}
You could use the same method with a little tweak:
$forum = bb_get_forum();
if ( $forum->forum_slug == 'myforum' ) {
bb_load_template( 'forum-myforum.php' );
return;
}
I don’t think bbPress can do this in its current version (IIRC), but what you can do is put something like this at the top of your forum template:
if ( get_forum_id() == 7 ) {
bb_load_template( 'forum-7.php' );
return;
}
And then copy the forum template (minus the added lines) to forum-7.php and edit it as you want to.
I don’t think bbPress can do this in its current version (IIRC), but what you can do is put something like this at the top of your forum template:
if ( get_forum_id() == 7 ) {
bb_load_template( 'forum-7.php' );
return;
}
And then copy the forum template (minus the added lines) to forum-7.php and edit it as you want to.
Upload them via FTP, the same way you uploaded bbPress core.
Edit: If you meant to the plugin repository, there’s a big button in the upper right to request commit access.
Upload them via FTP, the same way you uploaded bbPress core.
Edit: If you meant to the plugin repository, there’s a big button in the upper right to request commit access.
