Could you explain further?
Could you explain further?
If you edit your front-page.php template (make a copy and edit the copy), you can remove the code about latest discussions.
If you edit your front-page.php template (make a copy and edit the copy), you can remove the code about latest discussions.
https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/changeset/3022
On the settings page, there is a new section where you can send a private message to every user on the forum. You automatically unsubscribe from the threads after they are created and inbox size restrictions do not apply.
Download the .zip here.
function topic_tooltip() {
$topic_id = get_topic_id();
$post = bb_get_first_post( $topic_id );
$post_content = strip_tags( get_post_text( $post ) );
// Do something to $post_content to make it short here
echo ' title="', esc_attr( $post_content ), '"';
}
MobileMe does not support server-side scripting languages, so it wouldn’t work. bbPress runs using PHP and MySQL. https://bbpress.org/about/requirements/
I cannot do anything about the users. I mark the posts as spam, but that info is not getting back to akismet (if it’s even supposed to.) So, all I can do here is remove the posts but cannot affect the users at all.
Actually, it is. Akismet is sent all the posts that you mark as spam or not spam.
If Bozo users is installed, Akismet can mark newly registered users as bozos but will not change the status of people that are already registered.
I personally think that a plugin such as bbPress Moderation Suite (or a modified version of the bozos plugin that allows moderators to mark users as bozos) would do very well here.
Search engines generally ignore meta description and keywords because they get abused frequently. However, if you really want them, you can use add_action( 'bb_head', 'my_function_that_outputs_stuff' );.
$bb->static_title = 'My Awesome Page'; right before the bb_load_template call.
Akismet automatically marks a newly registered user as a bozo if it gets a spam response to some of the user’s profile fields. Bozo status simply marks new posts from the user as spam. A post can be marked as spam by Akismet without the user being a bozo.
Don’t override the core files with a theme’s files. Try putting the theme in a separate folder under my-templates.
$bb->email_login = true;
There you go, instant feature!
_ck_
Moderator
Ben L.
Member
If I changed my display name to _ck_, I would still be marked as “Member”. I could change my name to administrator as well, but people on this site are used to seeing Name – Rank, not Rank – Member.
And if you’re going to bash 1.0 or 1.1, don’t do it because of added features. 1.0 added several security fixes (for example, try going to an admin page “admin-base.php?plugin=[name of destructive function here]” in both 0.9 and 1.0. Only 0.9 executes the function.
_ck_, I could just as easily apply your arguments against display names to email, instant messaging, or IRC.
We don’t need a fork – bbPress standalone (which isn’t going to be discontinued until there’s a perfect converter to the plugin version) can easily be replaced with a WP install with only the bbPress on it.
zaerl, go ahead and share it. I won’t be offended. This is open source software, after all.
What you want is <?php post_author_avatar_link(); ?> or <?php post_author_avatar(); ?>, depending on whether you want it to be a link to the user’s website or not.
Try installing this plugin: https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-benchmark/
And adding the following line to your bb-config.php:
define('SAVEQUERIES', true);
Then, you can view source on any forum page (when logged in as admin) and it will tell you the slowest query, along with the function that used it. It’s usually simple guessing to figure out which plugin a query came from after that.
First of all, line 145 is blank – https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/browser/profanity-filter/trunk/profanity-filter.php?rev=2946#L145
I already told you to try re-downloading it on the plugin page. There’s no need to post these error messages in multiple places.
The reason Profanity Filter makes your meta table bigger is that it caches the filtered text of posts, topic titles, and usernames to avoid having to filter through them and slow down your forum.
If the meta table did become a hundred times larger, it’s because you don’t have any other plugins that use meta.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: My Profile Keys
*/
function my_profile_keys( $a ) {
$a['my_key_id'] = array(
true, // Required
'ID number', // Label
'text', // Type
'', // Value
'' // Default when not set
);
return $a;
}
add_filter( 'get_profile_keys', 'my_profile_keys' );
Untested, but should work. (Change the lt thing to a less than sign – the bbPress.org forums have some kind of glitch).
bb_auth calls bb_validate_auth_cookie, which calls WP_Auth::validate_auth_cookie, which uses a variable defined in bb-settings.php. The cookies you can check for are auth and logged_in, with auth automatically switching to secure_auth if you’re on SSL.
kikko088, Did you add the green and remove the red? It sounds like you added both by accident.
bb_auth() can be called with 'logged_in' as the $scheme to check if a user is logged in.
There’s also bb_auth( 'logged_in' ) if you aren’t checking if the user can be in bb-admin.
