rmazereeuw (@rmazereeuw)

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  • rmazereeuw
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    @rmazereeuw

    Thanks, will give it a try


    rmazereeuw
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    @rmazereeuw

    Hey @matthiaswh

    Thanks for the tip: Just to be clear, I need to change this line:

    function bbp_check_for_flood( $anonymous_data = false, $author_id = 0 ) {

    to

    function bbp_check_for_flood( $anonymous_data = true, $author_id = 0 ) {

    BTW, always helpful to be able to swap notes with another iMember360 user. If you’re interested please drop me a note at ric.mazereeuw (at) gmail

    Thanks


    rmazereeuw
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    @rmazereeuw

    Having the same issue as roddaut:

    Up-to-date WP install, working fine with bbpress until latest update.

    New users getting the “slow down…” error message trying to post new topics of replying to existing.

    Resetting the throttle to 0 seems to help temporarily, but it always reverts back to 10 seconds.

    Tried deactivating all plugins and no difference.

    roddaut: Which membership software are you using. We have iMember360 (aka InfusionWP)

    anyone: Is there somewhere in the php files where I can set the throttle to 0 (other than in the dashboard, which isn’t sticking)?

    vaantti: The throttle setting is under Settings > Forum

    Thanks


    rmazereeuw
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    @rmazereeuw

    When I upgraded to the newest version of bbpress, I was getting the error:

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

    Looks like it may have been a memory issue. I bumped up my wp memory in wp-config.php and all is good.

    Your mileage may vary…


    rmazereeuw
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    @rmazereeuw

    Upgraded to new WP with no issues. Tried to upgrade to latest bbpress from within the plugins admin page, and get the error:

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

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