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In reply to: Login Leads Users To URL For Admin Login
there is no separate bbpress login. If you login using WordPress on first login bbpress will allocate the role that you have set in
dashboard>settings>forums>roles.
so bbpress does not use a url for login.
so when you say ‘ However, bbpress is using this url for members to login. ‘ where are you seeing this ?
In reply to: How to find if um on a topic pageViewing a single topic
if (bbp_is_single_topic()) {...
and orCheck if current page is a bbPress topic
bbp_is_topic()and also
Check if we are viewing a topic archive.
bbp_is_topic_archive()and
Check if current page is a topic edit page
bbp_is_topic_edit()In reply to: How do I stop spam registrationsand this is also a useful discussion
How to Stop WordPress Registration Spam (Plugins and Tactics)
In reply to: How do I stop spam registrationsnot tested (I manually approve new users, but that is just because of the type of sites I run) but this might help
In reply to: Login Leads Users To URL For Admin Loginbbpress just uses WordPress login, so if you’ve changed the url, just use any WordPress login and ignore the bbpress one.
In reply to: Change font family in topic/reply editorIn reply to: I want to get the parent forum name/ID of any topicok, without getting heavily involved in coding a solution for you (which is my paid day job 🙂 ) I guess that you have hooked to ‘template redirect’ which fires on everypage, so when WordPress displays the test-page it looks again for a value of topic_id, which on the test page does not exist, so returns zero.
if your code is working in that it redirects to test page, then you could try appending the topic id and picking that up in $_REQUEST
eg (untested)
wp_redirect('/test-page/?topic_id='.bbp_get_topic_id());and then on test page use the code
if (isset($_REQUEST['topic_id'])) $topic_id = $_REQUEST('topic_id') ;In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?ok, !important stops later css overwriting it, so it was a load order issue.
and yes style pack is my plugin 🙂In reply to: I want to get the parent forum name/ID of any topicyou’ll need to give me the context – ie what are you trying to do, and what code do you have so far
In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?my firewall software doesn’t like your site
try
#bbpress-forums blockquote { color: blue !important; }In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?nope, does the link in my post above work for you ?
In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?you link comes up with ‘can’t reach that page’ – even when I just try the site https://dungeonlair.com/
In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?suspect it requires me to be logged in ?
In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?would need a link to an example on your site
In reply to: Subscribe All bbPress Usersgreat – glad you are fixed
In reply to: Subscribe All bbPress Userseasiest way is to use
In reply to: I want to get the parent forum name/ID of any topicbbp_get_topic_forum_id( $topic_id) ;In reply to: bbpress blockquote text color – how to change?put this in the custom css part of your theme
blockquote { color: blue; }In reply to: Sync Woocommerce User roles with bbpress sitebbpress just uses WordPress login, so you just need a plugin or code that does that for WordPress
there are several and I have not tried any, but
or if you are into coding
How to Share Logins and Users Between Multiple WordPress Sites
In reply to: Disable “Create New Topic” for participantsforums can have multiple groups with the same or different permissions.
so maybe
dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>group name settings create a group called admins
then in
dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>assign groups to roles
assign admins group to the administrator role
then for each forum
Go into it and set the admin forum group you set up, and click save
then you will see topic permissions and be able to set this group to say be able to create/edit topics and replies (and view all topics/replies)so admins can create topics and replies, but subscribers can only post replies.
In reply to: Disable “Create New Topic” for participantsyou will need
so once installed create a group called whatever you like
dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>group name settings
then in
dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>assign groups to roles
set subscribers to get the group above
then in
dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>topic permissions
set this to active
Finally for each forum, go into it and set the forum group you set up, and click save
then you will see topic permissions and be able to set this group to only create/edit repliesthen all subscribers will only be able to create/edit replies
In reply to: New to bbPress – registration email🙂
In reply to: Akismet — false positives, grrrr!this is one of the good and bad things about WordPress plugins.
It is good that they warn you that plugins have not been updated for a long period.
It is bad that it puts people off using perfectly good plugins because the author has had the goodness to release for free useful code to the world, but does not have the time or wish to be involved in supporting it.
But a well written plugin rarely needs changing if it does all that is required.
And since moderation tools hooks to bbpress functions that are long standing and stable, there are no issues I know with this plugin and I suspect it will work for years to come. If it breaks though minor issues, I’d clone it and re-issue.
You can sort of consider the warning a bit like a warranty. You don’t stop using the dishwasher because the year long warranty has run out, you just accept that maybe one day in the future it will stop working. When it does, then you may need to stop using it, but you do not go back to hand washing your dishes just because the warranty has run out on the dishwasher 🙂
If moderation tools stops working, you are no worse off than now. so if you use it for a while and it makes life easier, then that is a bonus.
In reply to: User idgreat
In reply to: User iddashboard>users>all users and find the user using search.
then click edit to edit the user.
in the url at the top of the page you will see
mysite.com/wp-admin/user-edit.php?user_id=1332&wp_http_referer=%2Fwp-admin%2Fusers.php
1332 is the user id