so who is creating the topic ?
topics can be ‘sticky’ or ‘super-sticky’
sticky posts go at the top of their forum
Super sticky posts go at the top of every forum
sounds like your topics are becoming super sticky
you can look at these in then backend
dashboard>topics>edit topics and select topic > topic attributes on top right hand side> Type
they can also be set in front end
where in the topic they show in admin as
stick (to front)
if you click the ‘stick’ then it is sticky, if you click the ‘(to front)’ it becomes super-sticky which is very easy to do by mistake.
on relationships, bbpress uses wordpress ‘post-parent’
so a reply has a post parent of the topic it belongs to
a topic has a post parent of the forum it belongs to
and a forum has a post parent of a forum if it is a sub forum, or a category if it belongs to a category
These relationships are also stored in the post_meta table
details on ‘children’ are not kept – for instance displaying topics is done by a function called bbp_has_topics which selects topics where the post_parent is the forum concerned. bbp_has_relies has a similar serach for replies where the post_parent is the topic concerned.
no sorry not a function in bbpress or style pack
I’m not quiet sure why I am left to guess what your users want !! I’d suggest you ask them.
you can set your site up to display forums in a number of ways, but this is site wide, not per user
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>forum order
what do they want to sort via latest posts ?
create a page and call it the same as your forum slug (usually forums)
then in that page put the message you want followed by
[bbp-forum-index]
(If you are using Gutenberg, then as this as a shortcode block)
this will then be your forums page
ok, thanks for letting me know
thanks for posting that fix, can you add that fix to the trac ticket please 🙂
great – come back if you need further help
if you have not got it already, you might also consider installing
bbPress – Moderation Tools
whilst it is old it still works, and tells the user that their post is being held, so that they don’t keep trying to repost it
usually due to too many links or blacklisted words
go to
dashboard>settings>discussion and look at comment moderation. Firstly the number of links, and secondly any words.
great – glad you are fixed
if you can do some basic editing and understand a bit of php, then this with some work shouldbe what you are after
add_action ( 'bbp_template_before_single_forum', 'bsp_display_buttons' ) ;
function bsp_new_topic_button () {
global $bsp_style_settings_buttons;
if (!empty ($bsp_style_settings_buttons['new_topic_description'] )) $text=$bsp_style_settings_buttons['new_topic_description'] ;
else $text=__('Create New Topic', 'bbp-style-pack') ;
if ($bsp_style_settings_buttons['button_type'] == 2) $class=$bsp_style_settings_buttons['Buttonclass'] ;
else $class='bsp_button1' ;
if ( bbp_current_user_can_access_create_topic_form() && !bbp_is_forum_category() ) {
$href = apply_filters ('bsp_new_topic_button' , '#new-post' ) ;
echo '<a class="'.$class.'" href ="'.$href.'">'.$text.'</a>' ;
}
}
function bsp_create_new_topicb () {
echo '<div><a class="bsptopic" name="bsptopic"></a></div>' ;
}
add_action( 'bbp_theme_before_topic_form', 'bsp_create_new_topicb' ) ;
it would have been helpful to tell me this in the original post, and that would have saved a considerable amount of effort by me.
🙁
sorry, that’s how it works, and how all plugins that I have known use custom fields work. As far as I can see that’s how it worked under 2.5.x – no code change I can see.
I’m just a user who helps out here, so if you really feel strongly about it, I suggest you log a bug at
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/
after you enter the custom fields, you have to click ‘update’ on right hand side to update the entries and save !!
if you update to bbp-style-pack 4.5.9 and then
Put this in your child theme’s function file –
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
or use
Code Snippets
add_action ('bsp_form_topic_login' , 'rew_redirect' ) ;
add_action ('bsp_form_reply_login' , 'rew_redirect' ) ;
function rew_redirect () {
if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) {
echo '<ul><li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/login">Click here to log in</a></li></ul>' ;
}
}
amending the url to what you want, and amend the text as well if you want to
ok, then yes that is working on a new test site.
I cannot say why it is not working on yours, sorry 🙁
just did a completely new site – no plugins except bbpress and your code, twentyseventeen theme, works fine.
when you say ‘save topic as draft’ – what exactly do you mean?
GDPR does not require the user to be able to do this, merely that the site admins can do it if demanded.
I’m sure that someone could code this, but nothing I know of
