What I did at http://www.swnk.org is install the bbPress & Buddypress plugins separately from each other. I’m not using the forums function of buddyPress and I’m re-directing the forum profiles to the BuddyPress profiles for instance.
Isn’t your code missing an <XXX/a> before <XXX/span> too ratsoid2?
(remove XXX)
Isn’t your code missing an <XXX/a> before <XXX/span> too ratsoid2?
(remove XXX)
I can’t imagine it having anything to do with the way you ask your questions.
The bbPress plugin repo on this site is for the standalone edition (1.x), but current development (it’s at RC2 at the moment) is focused on the WordPress plugin edition (2.x).
You’re probably right about it being a bridge too far for this project, but since you asked what kinda plugins people would like to see, well.. That one for sure 
There’s a forum signature one already:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbp-signature/
As for an avatar plugin:
BuddyPress as mentioned and I’ve seen some others been mentioned in these forums too, but I didn’t test those.
There’s also an UBBcode/toolbar plugin but that’s about it I think.
You’re probably right, I never developed a plugin for WordPress yet, something I like to look into when I have some time again 
I don’t know a smart and efficient way, first thing that comes to mind is a table that has unread (or read) posts for every (logged_in) user. But yeah, that probably will be slow, and grow quickly?
Maybe JJJ has some ideas on that? I know it has been mentioned before in these forums.
As for the avatar plugin, Buddypress does this pretty well and I’m sure there are other plugins out there that do the trick.
I would love a “read”/”unread”/”new posts” kinda plugin for bbpress (2.x)
If I find the time I’ll see if I can test on a brand new install, but I don’t know if I’ll have that time.
Any idea what else could cause it?
Either way, it’s not really an issue for me for me at the moment, since it’s working now
PS > Lots of updates yesterday night, nice one!
It’s this ticket: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1576
Giving the “edit_other_forums” cap seemed to solve it.
I’ve had this happen in my install as well, most of the time the post contained a link. It’s visible in the backend though, look for the hidden replies (or hidden topics) count.
It seems like the spam control is a bit too triggerhappy.
I didn’t try it myself, but you can import posts from the stand-alone edition. Try searching for it.
Either way, I would suggest you get a beta running where you try it out first, before you employ it on any live site.
That’s because the WordPress plugin is still in beta. There’s bits and pieces of information all over the forum and you can always ask questions of course.
If you don’t know what you’re doing, I guess it’s better to just wait for an official fix.
The WordPress plugin of bbPress (2.0) does this.
Try the members plugin by Justin Tadlock and maybe change your tone a bit…
You sir (?), are a genius!
Thanks a lot for making this work, going to implement it in the live site right away.
JJ, any way of implementing this in newer versions of RC? Or maybe fixing it in a different way?
Thanks a lot for that reply, going to test it out in my beta enviroment right now
Find all the CSS for tags and just hide them, that’s what I did. Not using them either.
Example:
.bbPress .bbp-form .form-allowed-tags {
display:none;
}
