[Robin W]

We also see inconsistencies in this functionality throughout the site. Any suggestions?

not unless you can give me something to work on like ‘it works on this but not on that’

[Robin W]

that link just comes up with a 404 error – are you forums private ?

[Robin W]

since bbpress just uses wordpress then anything that works in wordpress

eg code

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21928355/list-currently-logged-in-users-wordpress

or plugin

WP-UserOnline

There are probably lots more examples, I just googled ‘wordpress list logged in users plugin’

[Robin W]

add this to your theme’s custom css section

#bbpress-forums div.reply {
width: auto !important;
}

[Robin W]

1. try

dashboard>tools>forums>repair forums and run one at a time

[Robin W]

great – glad to have helped

[Robin W]

bbpress does not directly provide for image upload, so you’ll need to use a plugin such as

GD bbPress Attachments

Whatvere plugin you use, suggest you contact that plugins author for what works well with it

[Robin W]

let me see if I can contact the author

[Robin W]

This is hopefully close to what you want – play with the numbers

#bbp-forum-76 {
	padding-top : 10px ;
}

#bbp-forum-76 li.bbp-forum-info a.bbp-forum-title::before {
	font-family: FontAwesome;
	content: '\f058';
	color: #6190C3;
	font-size: 50px;
	padding-right: 30px;
	position: relative;
	top: 15px;
}

[Robin W]

ok, I worked out an easy way to do that

create a directory on your theme called ‘bbpress’
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress

where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme

find
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/loop-single-reply.php
Make a copy of this file, and put in in the directory called bbpress that you created above, so you end up with
wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress/loop-single-reply.php
bbPress will now use this template instead of the original
and you can amend this

so replace line 61 which reads

<div class="bbp-reply-content">

with

<?php
	//now check if it is the topic author
		$author = bbp_get_reply_author_id(bbp_get_reply_id()) ;
		$current_user = get_current_user_id() ;
		if ($author == $current_user) {
			echo '<div class="bbp-reply-content bbp-author">' ;
		}
		else echo '<div class="bbp-reply-content">' ;
	?>

then just add the bbp-author css styling to your theme’s custom css

eg

.bbp-author {
background : green ;
}

you might require

.bbp-author {
background : green !important;
}

depending on where you put the css.

[Robin W]

@shland01 – I’ve answered in the other link, so post that here for completeness

Specific Moderator per forum?

and I’ll only update the other one

[Robin W]

Does the existing plugin still work?

Old plugins can be very stable and not need much updating.

If it works, I might contact the author.

But I need someone to confirm it works first (big difference between updating a working plugin and getting a non-working one going again !)

[Robin W]

I haven’t got 2.6rc3 live at the moment as I’m tied up supporting the live version. However I’d guess that moderator support per forum is front end only, as they’ll have a participant role when you access the backend.

I presume that the user is participant and sees no options for topics and replies in the admin section – yes ?

[Robin W]

Stills shows under User Roll

even after this ?

Anywhere in your theme (i put on a custom page template), use this:

$wp_roles = new WP_Roles();
$wp_roles->remove_role("bbp_role");

[Robin W]

I presume Rkk has deleted.

my styles pack plugin has a shortcode

[Profile label=’This is the label’] will show

which will let you add that as a text box beneath the standard bbpress login.

bbp style pack

once installed and activated – go to

dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>shortcodes to find what the options are

[Robin W]

try

#bbp-forum-9 li.bbp-forum-info a.bbp-forum-title:before {
	font-family: FontAwesome;
	content: '\f058';
	color: #6190C3;
	font-size: 30px;
 }	

[Robin W]

no problem, sorry we couldn’t help

[Robin W]

the edit time is set in

dashboard>settings>forums>forum user settings > disallow editing after

default is 10 mins

you can set this to as may 9’sd as yo like eg

9999999999 to make it pretty well always editable !

[Robin W]

Just wondering how the script makes the decision if I’m creating or editing a topic.

not an area of the plugin I’ve yet delved into ! hense the quick and dirty !

[Robin W]

is the code still in there – I can’t see it and you seem to have gone back to the original center alignment

[Robin W]

that’s something that a plugin is adding – what email/bbpress additional plugins are you running?

I know you are fixed, but this information will help someone else who later has the same problem 🙂

[Robin W]

this css should work

#bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-content img, #bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-content img {
	max-width: 100%;
	display: block;
	margin-left: auto;
	margin-right: auto;
}

presume your theme has a custom css area you can put this in ?

[Robin W]

plugin updates can do funny things.

can you just say where exactly you did

‘switching from HTML email type to PLAIN text’

Thanks

[Robin W]

the quick and dirty solution is to get the topic IP before executing bbp_insert_reply and reset it afterwards

eg (untested)

$reply_data = array('post_parent'=>$post_parent, 'post_content' => $post_content);
$reply_meta = array('forum_id'=>$post_forum_id, 'topic_id' => $post_topic_id);
//get the topic IP so we can reset it later
$ip = get_post_meta( $topic_id, '_bbp_author_ip', false );
bbp_insert_reply($reply_data,$reply_meta);
//reset the topic IP
update_post_meta( $topic_id, '_bbp_author_ip', $ip, false );

I could spend a long time working out a more elegant fix, but hopefully the above will be enough !

[Robin W]

ok, I know why it is doing it, I’ll do some digging to see how to get around

your function calls

bbp_insert_reply

this function is in

/includes/replies/functions.php starts line 29

This creates the reply, and then on line 64 it has

// Update the topic
	$topic_id = bbp_get_reply_topic_id( $reply_id );
	if ( !empty( $topic_id ) ) {
		bbp_update_topic( $topic_id );
	}

bbp_update_topic is held in

/includes/topics/functions.php starting line 818

has a check to see if you are creating or editing a topic.

if you are not editing a topic, it presumes that you are creating so starting line 884

// Update associated topic values if this is a new topic
	if ( empty( $is_edit ) ) {

		// Update poster IP if not editing
		update_post_meta( $topic_id, '_bbp_author_ip', bbp_current_author_ip(), false );

since at that point your call via bbp_insert_reply and bbp_update_topic is NOT an edit, it assumes it is a new topic and updates with the current user IP as above.

let me think about easiest way to fix.