ok, so you are saying that you are receiving an email to say there is a reply – that reply has a link – where does that go – is it to a 404 page ?
and in
dashboard>replies>all replies – there are filters for all, mine, published, drafts, pending and spam and there is nothing in those ?
If a user posts a reply, and then decides to delete it before you see the email, then this could explain the problem.
yes, if you’re ok with mysql, then yes.
you’d need to look at usermeta where wp__bbp_topic_count and wp__bbp_reply_count forthat user are nil
what bbpress related plugins do you have (if any)
so something like
$user_id = get_current_user_id() ;
$topic_count = bbp_get_user_topic_count_raw( $user_id);
$reply_count = bbp_get_user_reply_count_raw( $user_id);
$post_count = (int) $topic_count + $reply_count;
if ($post_count > 150) {
//show here
}
In essence you are allowing anyone to register in
dashboard>settings>general
one of the scourges of the internet is the race to get a site listed on page 1 of google – the sites google ranking. One of the parameters google (and other search engines) use is how many times a site is found listed on other websites. There are loads of ‘companies’ that offer to raise your google ranking, and one of the ways they try and do this is to register and add the website to their profile on WordPress sites that allow registration. Sites that allow anyone to register get known, and yes robots are then used to register.
yes, you can go in and delete the bogus users, but you’d need to be satisfied that they have not posted, as otherwise any forum posts by this user might cause the site to error.
you might be better to set the ‘screen options’ in dashboard>users>edit users to 999, and bulk delete a thousand at a time, you can then attribute content or delete it.
for future you might do better to add an approval to registration – there are several – I’ve not used any, as I have a manual registration process, but this one should do what you want
WP Approve User
do you mean activated in settings of say BSP-Style-pack?
if you are using
bbp style pack
then
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Topic/Reply Form item 6
or if you don’t want style pack, then this does that bit
Reply Subscribed
this small plugin gives forum access to moderators, just install and activate
bbp moderator dashboard forum access
@gunivortus – just out of interest, can you post the solution or a link to the solution – doesn’t matter if it is in dutch as many browsers will translate
ok, so do you have a link to an example that works (say in worpress) and one that doesn’t in bbpress?
might be taking out spaces after the $ signs eg
return $ content;
should be
return $content;
great – glad you are fixed !!
hhmm… not sure how that would prevent the forums being shown
I’d suggest you add that code to
form-topic.php and form-reply.php
probably filter on
add_filter ('bbp_get_reply_content', 'add_image_responsive_class');
add_filter ('bbp_get_topic_content', 'add_image_responsive_class');
so what does ‘ I’ve achieved this by editing all of the template files that bbPress has dealing with viewing a reply or being able to post. ‘ mean ?
great – glad you are fixed !
you could try this in the custom css part of your theme
#bbp_stats_widget-2 dt {
padding-right: 10px;
}
if only registered users can post, then I’d start by looking at how they are registering – bbpress just uses wordpress registration, so how are your users joining ?
andy, great glad you are fixed – sorry was on anther task whilst you were keeping us updated on progress 🙂
great – glad you ae fixed !!
if you want the bbpress breadcrumb in the forums, then you would need to find out which theme template astra is using to display the forum page.
You would then use this template and rename to bbpress.php and add the breadcrumb back which is what I think the first link you quoted was trying to do.
This plugin will tell you which tempate is being used
What The File
and then (presuming you are using a child theme) you would copy that template (quite often page.php) and rename it bbpress.php.
you would then add
<div class="truebreadcrumbs"><?php bbp_breadcrumb(); ?></div>
in the appropriate place in that file
looking at that suggestion, not sure what 1 & 2 are trying to do – not a section I wrote !
so to move them out of bbpress, then yes, use css and do this
div.bbp-breadcrumb {
display: none; /*this will hide all breadcrumbs*/
}
put this in your theme’s custom css file.
The other part will be theme dependant – are you creating a theme or using an existing one?
