[Loc Pham]

Repairing the counter via Tools menu did the trick. Thank you for your help.

[Loc Pham]

Hi Pascal,
Yes, I passed in the user id for admin and I’ve always got “0” back and admin had created many topics already.

bbp_get_user_post_count(1, false);

Thanks.

[Loc Pham]

I registered a new rest endpoint and wrote functions to retrieve all the replies with the code below. Although the code works, I’m not really happy with it because I’m not able utilize built in filtering (i.e. paged, order, posts_per_page… etc). This code is not optimize because it has no pagination and will retrieve all replies at once (can be bad if there are thousands of records).

function ldp_get_topic_replies( $data ) {
	$topicID = $data['id'];
	
	// Get an array of all replies belonging to a specific topic
	$repliesID = bbp_get_all_child_ids($topicID, bbp_get_reply_post_type());
	
	$response = array();
	
	foreach ($repliesID as $replyID) {
		$response[] = ldp_get_topic_reply($replyID);
	}
	
	return $response;
}

function ldp_get_topic_reply( $replyID ) {
	$reply = array(
		'author_name'	=> bbp_get_reply_author_display_name($replyID),
		'author_email'	=> bbp_get_reply_author_email($replyID),
		'author_url'	=> bbp_get_reply_author_url($replyID),
		'author_avatar'	=> get_avatar_url(bbp_get_reply_author_id($replyID)),
		'link'			=> bbp_get_reply_url($replyID),
		'reply_to'		=> bbp_get_reply_to( $replyID ) == 0 ? NULL : bbp_get_reply_to( $replyID ),
		'topic_title'	=> bbp_get_reply_topic_title($replyID),				
		'meta'			=> bbp_get_reply($replyID),
	);
	
	return $reply;
}

[Loc Pham]

Hi Pascal, thanks the these links. However those addressed the problem seen in WP REST Api version 1 and version 2 is the refactor code for WP REST API which will eventually go into WordPress Core. Version 2 is what I’m using and it doesn’t work as explain in those blog.

[Loc Pham]

I’m not allow to change bbp_get_reply() but I was able to work around my problem by calling get_post_time('c', false, $replyID, false) where ‘c’ is iso 8601 format.

[Loc Pham]

This is superb. Thanks Pascal.

[Loc Pham]

With a combination of two methods, I was able to get the number of topics per tag. These methods query the taxonomies of bbPress’ topic-tag:

$tagList = get_the_terms($post->ID, bbp_get_topic_tag_tax_id());

The output of $tagList is as follow and ‘count’ is what i’m interested in:

{
term_id: 24
name: “Presidential”
slug: “presidential”
term_group: 0
term_taxonomy_id: 24
taxonomy: “topic-tag”
description: “”
parent: 0
count: 3
object_id: 155
filter: “raw”
}

Hope this helps others.

[Loc Pham]

Actually, there’s a function for this already and it’s called: bbp_get_topic_favoriters($postID).

Hope this helps others looking for something similar.

-Loc

[Loc Pham]

My post stripped the bracket in my endpoints, it should be the following instead:

http://localhost:8888/wp-json/wp/v2/topic?filter[forum_type]=sports
http://localhost:8888/wp-json/wp/v2/topic?filter[forum]=sports

[Loc Pham]

I’m also looking for the REST API for bbPress but unable to find info on it either.

[Loc Pham]

Thanks everyone for posting your method of inserting inline images. So are those methods which you’ve posted a hack? Will it expose security risk? Why don’t bbPress support this capability as the thread has been asked over 3 years ago?