In the Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera browsers, it is not displayed at all.
you will only see this if the user is logged in, please confirm that this is the case
I’ve released version 6.1.6 which should fix the shortcode issue for footers and the templates displaying in your last post item 1.
For the footer, you will see a new option in
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>theme support>Footer Options which you will need to set.
After some research, I have found that the newer FSE themes (such as twenty 25)have an issue where shortcodes will not work in footers for what are called hybrid templates.
I am working on a solution, hopefully with a resolution in then next couple of days
apologies, I work on many sites and threads
I will take a further look
great – glad you are fixed !!
what theme are you using?
thanks,
so what theme are you using?
do you have a link to a live example please?
so is the footer of the forum a different area than the site footer? or have you just entered this code once and it displays diferently?
ok,
1. can you define what you mean by ‘site footer’ vs ‘forum footer’
2. can you define what you mean by ‘doesn’t work’
I understand what you want to do, it requires code which is in my plugin.
If you don’t want to use my plugin, the code is in the shortcodes.php file in the plugin, feel free to use it.
Install
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>shortcodes
and look at ‘Display profile link’ for how to use the shortcode.
Then simply add the shortcode using a ‘shortcode’ block wherever you want it
there are 2 plugins, bbp profile information and bbp buddypress profile information. Sounds like you have the latter.
If you are using buddypress then use the latter, if not then use the former.
if not using buddypress, the user enters the info under their profile, if they click their name, they will go to a profile page which has the ability to edit their profile including these settings
add_filter( 'gettext', 'rew_translations', 20 , 3 );
function rew_translations( $translated, $text, $domain ) {
if ($domain != 'bbpress' return $translated;
if ( $translated == 'This forum is empty.' ) {
$translated = 'new text';
}
return $translated;
}
this is related to your theme, rather than anything in bbpress, so sorry not able to help
sorry – no, as I said I know of nothing that does this, but it is writable as is anything.
anything is possible with code, but I know of no current plugin that does this.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59336951/message-trying-to-access-array-offset-on-value-of-type-null
The parser php file says the code is from
This is a compressed copy of NBBC. Do not edit!
Copyright (c) 2008-9, the Phantom Inker. All rights reserved.
Portions Copyright (c) 2004-2008 AddedBytes.com
I would hesitate to correct it, but you could alter lines around 1289 to have a fix as in above link.
But I’d suggest you go to a version of php before 7.4 to do the import, and then after import go back to a supported php version
can you give me a link to a forum topic that has this issue
you can email me via
Contact me
Thanks,
So what have you got set in
dashboard>settings>forums>Anonymous ?
so you have no WordPress page called ‘forums’ ?
and what theme are you using?
ok, I can only suggest you try another theme and confirm whether it is a theme issue – if so you may need to reach out to the theme authors.
sounds like a wordpress rather than bbpress issue.
The first thing I would do is install wordfence, and get it to notify you whenever an admin logs on, and possibly also when a non admin logs on
wordfence>all options>email alert
I’d also run a scan to see if wordfence detects any issues with themes plugins and files
I’d then switch on brute force protection to lock out repeated attempts
wordfence>all options>brute force protection
This might help you work out when and how.
how many users do you have? how many are admins? how many are moderators?
