ok, if you know how, I’d take out that old solution and use
bbp style pack
which has a solution for it
great – hopefully that will fix, but I cannot see why that line of code
should be causing a problem.
that line of code is related to the replies widget – as a test try disabling that widget and see if it makes a difference
so does sending a test email from Check & log email (nothing logged in tests) work?
we are trying to start using Elementor Single Post template, but found out that “Hello theme Elementor bbpress template fix”
is this from the style pack plugin, or form somewhere else?
great – glad you are fixed
This should be fixed in version 5.9.7 just released 🙂
ok, so it works in content, but not in the tile.
Give me a day and I’ll fix that 🙂
Did you tick item 4, which enables these?
add this additional plugin
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Subscription emails
Tick item 4 to enable, and change the topic/reply emails as required.
it should show – try deactivating and reactivating the plugin
you are using twenty twenty four – yes ?
oh, and sorry I should have said thanks for posting what you found – so many don’t 🙂
that seems to be an issue with ultimate member permissions, bbpress does not have that granularity in it. suggest you raise with ultimate member
as for your last question, if he can post against other topics, I’d tend to move the topic and replies to a new one, rather than all one users stuff, this would be simpler.
so
my first attempt would be to create a new topic (any admin user) and copy the topic postcontent across.
Then in dashboard>topics>edit topic change the author to the original one, and change the post date to the original one.
You will then have 2 topics with the same title.
Then get the user to check he can post against this new topic
– if not then come back
– if so, you can then create new replies, and copy across any existing replies, again using dashboard>replies to edit author and date. Once done, I would trash the original topic, but not permanently delete it. The topic and the old replies will remain against it but not be seen.
See how that all goes…
ok, so I’d do the following as next steps
1. go into dashboard>replies and check that he has not got a reply stuck in say a pending state
2. go into the user, edit and just click save
3. go into dashboard>settings>permalinks and just click save, that just resets them
4. go into dashboard>forums>repair forums and do then all but one at a time
I suspect that none of that will help, but it does eliminate from the problem
unfortunately that is another post where someone says ‘fixed it’ but does not share the fix.
if you are not using buddypress, where the user says the problem was, then this would not apply to you
If you are using buddypress, then it would be worth posting in the buddypress support forum
But in any case that was 10 years ago, and against a very old version of both bbpress and buddypress, it is unlikely that the problem is the same.
Private groups
and enable topic permissions
This is one of the new FSE themes, so you need a fix to work with bbpress.
install
bbp style pack
once activated, navigate to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack, and you should see the first tab called ‘Theme Support’ – if you don’t see this, come back.
In that tab, select
Enable Theme Support
and save
The forums should then display
as the css is targeting that actual form, then wherever that form would display it should hide it
