dashboard>users>edit user and you will find forum role near the bottom – set to ‘blocked’ to prevent access
if you unapprove then they will be in ‘pending’ in the backend
great – can you post your solution to help others
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Topic/Reply Display>item 17 and 18
bbp style pack
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>buttons
so do you see the topic if you are not logged in, or not logged in as moderator/keymaster?
Usually you would just/only see ‘unapprove’ if topics automatically publish (so you would not see ‘approve’)
To see ‘approve’ usually you would have something set in
dashboard>settings>discussion that holds topics to await approval
or you mught have an additional bbpress related plugin that does this
either use the settings in
dashboard>settings>discussion
which lets you set say ‘before a comment appears’
or use
bbPress – Moderation Tools
which though old still works fine
ok so is this JUST on the search result page?
there should be a topic form at the bottom if you are logged in (presuming you are only allowing logged in users to post)
you can add a button using
bbp style pack
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Buttons
great – glad we got there !!
ok you could also use a PHP variable rather than a wordpress function
so
$current_url = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
should give you the displayed URL in all cases.
you can then do an ‘if’ test to see if you are in forums using say
if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/qaforums/') == true ) …then you are in the forums
This is an issue with the bbpress-notification plugin not bbpress, suggest you post to their support forum
ok, so this is the first time you have said that the get_permalink does not match the display.
so for a forum as a specific example, please state
the displayed url
the get_page_link
the get_permalink
sorry, I have given you some code which addresses, which does not seem to satisfy you.
I am not quite sure why you think the plugin authors would want to make their plugin work for your exact circumstances, but if you want to post a defect then go here
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/
ok, not sure there’s much more I can do to help in that case 🙂
ok, I had understood that get_page_link() returned mywebsite.com/forum_name3/forum_name3/ in all cases
is this not correct?
would you like to post your current code?
You can restrict who can see what by using
Private groups
Hello, I have a membership website, and in it a forum with bbpress.
I use restrict content pro and to restrict the forum I installed the restric content pro-bbpress plugin.
The following happens to me, apparently this plugin is abandoned and they do not make updates for a lot of time, or so the security of my website indicates.
My question is which one can I change it for and have it integrated with restric content pro.
My version of: wordpress is
5.8 bbpress 2.6.6
RCP-bbpress
1.0.1 My
site is https://www.tactodebarro.com
Thank you for your attention Nuria
if get_page link returns :
mywebsite.com/forum_name3/forum_name3/
then you could just test for this eg
if (get_page_link() == 'mywebsite.com/forum_name3/forum_name3/') {
get_permalink etc.
}
else {
get_page_link()
}
just answered you other post 🙂
I’d suspect that because each forum is not an real individual wordpress page (ie not in dashboard>pages) , then retrieving the page_link might well return a ‘virtual’ ID, and this might be the top forum – not proven, just a hunch.
My initial suggestions would be that you try get_permalink instead of get_page_link() – this retrieves the full url of the current displayed page, and should in theory get you what you want.
If you need the existing get_page_link() for your other pages, you could try wrapping it in an if… eg:
if (is_bbpress()) {
get_permalink etc.
}
else {
get_page_link()
}
Let us know if that helps
Sorry, I cannot find your post.
Please repost without the urls as urls, and I’ll take a look
By the way – help is free here and offered by volunteers in their own time, so please consider help a privilege not a right 🙂
