Yes, there’s a link right next to the sticky link. Click one, then click the other.
Shouldn’t it use bb_meta (or bb_usermeta) and not bb_taxonomy?
I can’t find what’s wrong with it. The code is set to automatically make the folder when it needs it, so you shouldn’t have to worry about it unless your document root’s parent directory (which should technically be the folder above wwwroot) isn’t writable to your server. The quickest way to fix that is to make a bb-attachments folder in there and set its permissions to 777.
Also: Replace bb_register_activation_hook(str_replace(array(str_replace("/","\\",BB_PLUGIN_DIR),str_replace("/","\\",BB_CORE_PLUGIN_DIR)),array("user#","core#"),__FILE__), 'bb_attachments_install'); with bb_register_activation_hook( __FILE__, 'bb_attachments_install' ); to fix the database problem.
It was deprecated in 5.3.
Matt fixed it here.
You’ll need to hook get_user_profile_link and get_profile_tab_link. I don’t think there’s anything else you’ll need to do.
http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress/bb-includes/backpress/class.wp-users.php.source.html#l506
That error can only be caused by plugins. What plugins are you running?
If you can, search for WP_Users::update_meta in their source code.
my-templates is the folder you want to put it into. If you don’t have it, make it in the same place as bb-templates.
Also: Are you sure you’re editing the files of the correct forum? If you deleted the pre-installed themes, they shouldn’t have been able to work.
I’m sorry, but this is the bbPress support forum, not the MyBB support forum. You’ll want to post this at http://community.mybboard.net/forum-81.html
No, it would go in the template folder.
I don’t really think avatar changes are that important, so they shouldn’t go on the front page. Maybe a view could be used?
What types of things would go in the activity stream? From what I can see, it looks like something that would be more of a social networking feature, not a forum feature. BuddyPress has it, but I don’t think that’s exactly what you want.
Instead of <?php require_once('my-templates/xxxxxx/page1.php ?>, use <?php require_once( 'bb-load.php' ); bb_load_template( 'page1.php' ); ?>
As a plugin developer, I’m more than happy to help you with problems in existing plugins. If there’s a glitch, post it on the plugin’s page and someone will probably figure out a way to patch it.
Install bbPress. On one of the installation steps it allows you to integrate with WP.
The plugin (as far as I can tell) is https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/wordpress-bbpress-syncronization/
There is a settings screen – you might have to edit some settings to be able to make it work.
Or, if you want to follow coding standards, <?php bb_load_template( 'sidebar.php' ); ?>.
Oh! I see the problem! (Or at least one of them)
Try <?php $topic = $GLOBALS['topic'] = current( get_latest_topics( array( 'number' => 1, 'forum' => get_forum_id() ) ) ); ?>
Are you inside the loop when you use the snippet I gave you?
Add <?php $topic = $GLOBALS['topic'] = get_latest_topics( array( 'number' => 1, 'forum' => get_forum_id() ) ); ?> before the snippet you posted. (Untested, but I think it will work)
The problem has now been fixed in the development version.
What you can do is use the MD5 function on a password and put it in the database. Then you can log in with the new password and bbPress will handle the hashing.
The passwords are difficult, if not impossible to decrypt so an attacker that gets access to your database won’t have everyone’s passwords.
The email retrieval of passwords just generates a new temporary password and sends it to the user. It can’t get the old password.
What type of integration do you have? Deep (WP functions available in bbPress) or basic (what I suggest, just having the login and user database integrated)?
Add get_ before topic_title.
