I use
bbPress Notify (No Spam)
to notify me of new topics/replies
forum order is controlled under bbpress by
dashboard>forums>all forums>edit forum and on the right hand side you’ll see forum attributes and in that ‘order’
forums will display in that order, with 0 being the first and higher numbers in number order. Forums with equal numbers appear I think in either date created or alphabetical order – can’t remember which but you topic suggests alphabetical
wplms may well display in a different order, and you’d need to ask wplms about that
Looks really smart – well done !!
and not sure whether you issue is the title
can’t get see all my topics on forum page
or the content
I can’t seem to get all my created forums on my central page.
sorry, I don’t understand what the issue is – I have watched the video, but that just shows some stuff, not what the problem is
link to your site and an example please
I suspect it’s related to your theme, but all I’m seeing on that link is a buddypress page.
you can try this in your theme’s custom css, but I feel it is more related to the theme selections you are using
.g-cols .l-content {
width: 100% !important;
}
not sure where ‘groups’ is coming from – youzer, buddypress, not directly a bbpress thing unless you have renamed forums/topics/replies
sorry, I only provide some of the tools, this is not a design service 🙂
and I’ve no idea whether the site you show is even bbpress.
sorry, I don’t understand single widget – is this is widget in a sidebar, or the main search bar you show?
<a href="http://yoursite.com/forums">Words Here</a>
in custom html widget
I don’t know what the BBPress Knowledge Base plugin is – where did you get this from ?
by the way, the first bit of code saves the changes to the database, so just removing the code does not remove the capability.
to undo this, you would need to re-run the first function, but with all the add_cap changed to 'remove_cap'
editing users is a wordpress rather than bbpress function
It may well be possible, but the easier way would be to use a wordpress role to do this.
This link will give you code to make the ‘editor’ role able to do user stuff, and you may want to hide admins as per their suggestions
Let Editor Manage Users in WordPress
so you would just set your moderators to be editor as well as moderator
so is it this search bar across all forums (so for example not a widget search bar), or in one forum this search bar you want longer ?
can’t see a forum on your site, and don’t have the time to try every menu item.
If you give me a link to an example on your site, I’ll take a look
sorry, my virus protection software does not like pasteboard.
thanks for the update
essentially that part of the code is looking at urls, so that would make some sense
it is this code returning ‘false’ that causes the error you see
function bbp_verify_nonce_request( $action = '', $query_arg = '_wpnonce' ) {
/** Home URL **************************************************************/
// Parse home_url() into pieces to remove query-strings, strange characters,
// and other funny things that plugins might to do to it.
$parsed_home = parse_url( home_url( '/', ( is_ssl() ? 'https' : 'http' ) ) );
// Maybe include the port, if it's included
if ( isset( $parsed_home['port'] ) ) {
$parsed_host = $parsed_home['host'] . ':' . $parsed_home['port'];
} else {
$parsed_host = $parsed_home['host'];
}
// Set the home URL for use in comparisons
$home_url = trim( strtolower( $parsed_home['scheme'] . '://' . $parsed_host . $parsed_home['path'] ), '/' );
/** Requested URL *********************************************************/
// Maybe include the port, if it's included in home_url()
if ( isset( $parsed_home['port'] ) ) {
$request_host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . ':' . $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'];
} else {
$request_host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
}
// Build the currently requested URL
$scheme = is_ssl() ? 'https://' : 'http://';
$requested_url = strtolower( $scheme . $request_host . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] );
/** Look for match ********************************************************/
// Filter the requested URL, for configurations like reverse proxying
$matched_url = apply_filters( 'bbp_verify_nonce_request_url', $requested_url );
// Check the nonce
$result = isset( $_REQUEST[$query_arg] ) ? wp_verify_nonce( $_REQUEST[$query_arg], $action ) : false;
// Nonce check failed
if ( empty( $result ) || empty( $action ) || ( strpos( $matched_url, $home_url ) !== 0 ) ) {
$result = false;
}
// Do extra things
do_action( 'bbp_verify_nonce_request', $action, $result );
return $result;
}
I’ve just updated the plugin to have an unlimited number of fields – it was one I wrote zseveral years ago, and needed a good overhaul anyway – update to version 1.8 and you can choose as many fields as you like
