it could be a theme or plugin issue
Themes
As a test switch to a default theme such as twentyfifteen, and see if this fixes.
Plugins
If that doesn’t work, also deactivate all plugins apart from bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.
Then come back
just one user – several users ?
have you looked at the post in the backend to see it’s status?
maybe worth a discussion with your host provider – ‘random’ can relate to performance/timeouts etc.
great – glad you are fixed !
can you define ‘very long’ please
great – sorry it took me a while to understand 🙂
sorry, I think I have just understood.
can you run
dashboard>tools>forums>repair forums and run 1 at a time
This should reset the date.
Once you have proved this, you only need do it either at the end or after a batch, you don not need to run it for every post you make !
I can create a topic and alter it’s date in the backend and this new date shows in the frontend.
so I’m sorry, but I am still struggling to understand your issue – can you specify it as a series of steps.
For instance
I create a topic in the backend/front end
I do this
I then do that
On this page I see this
on that page I see that
fixed by making url relative
disabling comments will be fine – it doesn’t stop bbpress
ok you should be able to change the date in the backend
dashboard>topics or dashboard>replies
fixed by ticking the ‘first or no group login’ in Dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>assign groups to roles
try
dashboard>tools>forums>repair forums and run one at a time
you will have a plugin or code in your theme that prevents the toolbar for non admins I suspect – have a look thorugh your plugins list or theme settings
contact me via
http://www.rewweb.co.uk
and include a link to this ticket
if they have subscriber and moderator they should get topics and replies in the dashboard
sorry, do not understand 🙂
If you are creating the topic manually, then it will have the date you created.
can you explain with a specific example please
I see no reason why it shouldn’t – have you tried it?
this small plugin lets participants close their own topics, but not delete – sorry best I can do for free 🙂
allow participants to close own topics
ok, without knowing the cause, hard to say what to fix, but this will hide it
a.bbp-reply-move-link {
display : none !important;
}
put this in the custom css part of your theme
