ok, that ruled out another thing.
Sorry, I’m out of suggestions to try
that’s just the file where the code to show that error is.
Are you developing on a local server?
suggest you post this also on the buddypress support pages
new topics are below any of the forums
you can add a link to these to make it more obvious, this plugin has that facility
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-style-pack/
But shouldn’t registered members be able to create forums too?
Not for many/most sites.
However if you want to add that capability
Custom Capabilities
Great – glad you’re fixed !
new topic at the bottom of any forum page. You can add a link for this using
https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/bbp-style-pack
As you learn, write it down, and you’ll soon have a guide !
so we need to work out if
a) it is this individual post
or
b) the first reply of any topic
You’ll need to do some testing to establish which and come back
in the page, ive chosen this template.
Sorry you need to put this template into a bbpress directory – see
Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1
the bbpress authors believe this is a wordpress issue, so are waiting for them to fix
bbp_setup_current_user was called incorrectly.
and
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2412
Whilst it is annoying with debug turned on, it is not a fatal error and goes away when debug turned off as it should be for production sites
Can you work you way through
Before Posting
and then come back if needed
The @ is simply text, it does nothing of itself.
It could be coded to do all you ask, but nothing exists that I know of
nothing quick and easy that I know of.
all is possible, but you’d need to pay someone to do that amount of work
http://jobs.wordpress.net/
if you mean a ‘how to use our forums’, then no, not that I know of.
If you write one, in the spirit of open software please let us know, and I’ll add it to the support documentation.
try adding
//This function changes the text wherever it is quoted
function change_translate_text( $translated_text ) {
if ( $translated_text == 'old text' ) {
$translated_text = 'new text';
}
if ( $translated_text == 'old text2' ) {
$translated_text = 'new text2';
}
return $translated_text;
}
add_filter( 'gettext', 'change_translate_text', 20 );
to your functions file. The wording needs to be exact including caps and punctuation
Functions files and child themes – explained !
which theme are you using?
Have you tried the two methods in 3
Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1
and looked at no. 8 in the same bit
bbpress works with a default theme.
If you have done a fresh install to a default theme with no other plugins, then it should work.
Beyond that I cannot help further – sorry
ok, I’d suggest you start again.
Delete the bbpress database by :
Dashboard>tools>forums>reset forums
then deactivate and delete the plugin
Then reinstall
is this a new bbpress installation?
ok, so with all plugins except bppress deactivated, and a default theme such as twentyten you cannot create new topics at the front end – yes?
If so is this a new bbpress installation?
did you try
Dashboard>settings>permalinks. Don’t change anything, but just click save. This resets the permalinks, and can solve some 404 errors.
