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In reply to: Issue with [bbp-topic-index]
The first basketball is given by a div class of ‘page-title’
The second basketball is given by a div class of ‘entry-title’so you could try
#bbpress-forums .entry-title {
display : none !important ;
}in your child theme css
In reply to: Is this a forum width issue?great – glad you’re fixed !
In reply to: No posts are being displayed when inside of a threadok, glad you’re fixed !
In reply to: Issue with [bbp-topic-index]Just trying to have recent forum activity listed in that sidebar.
try the ‘latest activity widget’ in my plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-style-pack/
one other thing – how can we fix the forum header
This is a theme issue – who’s theme are you using?
In reply to: Forums/forumdashboard>appearance>menu’s and just add it as a link
In reply to: Issue with [bbp-topic-index]The [bbp-topic-index] is not designed to run in a sidebar, or indeed in any panel of such a small width.
There are plenty of widgets you can use to put in there.
What are you trying to achieve in the sidebar?
great, putting it in the template is equally fine, BUT make sure you put that template into a child theme, else plugin and theme updates will destroy it.
In reply to: Error opening forumsok, the function that is being called is ‘suffusion_bbpress_content_class’ which tells us that this is a function created by the theme suffusion. bbpress functions start ‘bbp_’.
You have put (intentionally or not) a file into your child them called
‘wp-content/themes/suffusionchild/single-forum.php’
which is an amendment of bbpress’s single-forum.php.
After googling I found this post which seems to describe your issue and the resolution, which is to remove the bbpress files from your child theme.
In reply to: Issue with [bbp-topic-index]url has a ‘under dev’ banner !
In reply to: MAJOR noobie with a lot of questionsLast, I don’t think I understand your last section. There isn’t a way to make all post(ers) anonymous?
sorry I thought you didn’t want that !! viz
I was just told we need to also make it so that the posters are anonymous. I don’t want to have people to post anonymously, I want them to sign up.
my previous comments related to wordpress comments rather forum topics/replies – sorry I was working my way though many questions at the time !
In FORUMS
you can have anonymous posting
Dashboard>settings>forums>forum user settings and tick anonymous posting.
BUT it will only be anonymous if the user ISN’T logged in, if they log in it will post under their name.
Come back if anything not clear – I’ll happily help further !
ok assuming it works it just needs wrapping into a function, and then adding to the action so :
<?php Function andrew55_insert_field () { require_once '/home/site/public_html/amember/library/Am/Lite.php'; if (Am_Lite::getInstance()->haveSubscriptions(2)) { ?> <p>custom text 1</p> <?php } else { if (Am_Lite::getInstance()->isLoggedIn()) { ?> <p>custom text 2</p> <?php } else { ?> <p>custom text 3</p> <?php } } }which could be shortened to
Function andrew55_insert_field () { require_once '/home/site/public_html/amember/library/Am/Lite.php'; if (Am_Lite::getInstance()->haveSubscriptions(2)) echo '<p>custom text 1</p>' ; elseif (Am_Lite::getInstance()->isLoggedIn() ) echo '<p>custom text 2</p>' ; else echo '<p>custom text 3</p>' ; } add_action (‘bbp_theme_after_reply_author_details’, ‘andrew55_insert_field ’) ;that might upset the purists who seem to love have php statements all over their code, but makes it more readable – apologies if you’re in the purist camp 🙂
You need to put this code into your functions file, so that it is automatically called when the action is executed
In reply to: Forums/forumDashboard>settings>forums and near the bottom turn off forum prefix
glad you like the plugin – I wrote it, and also
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-profile-information/
which just does bbpress if you don’t have buddypress, and might be the better one to crib from.
if you download it and look at
includes/display.php you’ll see it hooks to an action in bbpress
add_action (‘bbp_theme_after_reply_author_details’, ‘bbp_profile_information’) ;
so you just (!) need to create a function that echos the output of your snippet and use that in the hook.
Not sure of your php knowledge level, so do come back if you need further help
In reply to: bbp Private Group Non-Logged In User RedirectGreat – glad you’re fixed !
In reply to: bbp Private Group Non-Logged In User Redirectyes for a private forum with visibility that is the expected behaviour.
If the forum is private then it is not seen by non-logged in users, so the logic is that as you don’t expect non-logged in users to know that the forum exists, you wouldn’t want them to know that a topic exists, and login would tell them that they url existed, so they get a 404 in all cases.
Set the forum to public, and the logon screen will appear.
In reply to: bbp Private Group Non-Logged In User RedirectCan you post here what you have put into the setting?
In reply to: bbp Private Group Non-Logged In User Redirectcheck that you have put the url in correctly – copy from the setting into your browser and check that it works it needs to be the full url
In reply to: Let editor look like hereno problem, I was posting for others searching later on and coming across this thread.
Have fun !
In reply to: MAJOR noobie with a lot of questionsDonlt worry we all had to start at some stage !!
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Now, because I did that, anyone that registers registers for a WordPress account. I’m not sure if that’s correct.
yes that is how bbpress works it uses a worpress account. As long as you set Dashbiard>settings>general default to subscriber, your user won’t be able to do anything in wordpress
2. set the admins to hidden as per docs
Forum visibility:
Public – Anyone can see these forums
Private – Only logged in registered users with a forum role can see these forums
Hidden: Only Moderators/keymasters can see these forumsIf you want more granular access, then use
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/
3. no sorry not a ‘diary’ way- wordpress not bbpress so try their forum, but
4.
I am pretty sure I can do it via the forum, I just don’t know how to do it. I know it’s a permissions thing and I can make certain posts hidden.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/
and set a forum per user, but you’ll need to do this manually as part of user set-up, so if only say one as day signing up that would be fine, but if hundreds !!
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‘I was just told we need to also make it so that the posters are anonymous’
No idea why, it is entirely up to you how you set you site up
– if you want no-one to comment then set comments off in settings>discussion>default article settings.
– if you want just registered – then also set ‘users must be registerd…’ in other comment settingsCome back if you need further help 🙂
In reply to: Issue with [bbp-topic-index]It is almost certainly a theme issue – post a url
In reply to: Let editor look like hereIn reply to: Login fails for ChromeThat’s a new one on me – glad you worked it out !
In reply to: Login fails for Chromehoped you’d spot this Rob ! your territory not mine !
In reply to: Checkbox for "Keep a log of this edit"Great – glad you’re fixed !
In reply to: Checkbox for "Keep a log of this edit"ok, undo that previous change by deleting that file, it was rubbish !
Then in your function file add
function default_reply_subscribed() { // Get _POST data IE is this a first post of a topic? if ( bbp_is_post_request() && isset( $_POST['bbp_topic_subscription'] ) ) { $topic_subscribed = (bool) $_POST['bbp_topic_subscription']; // Get edit data IE either the author or someone else is editing a topic or reply } elseif ( bbp_is_topic_edit() || bbp_is_reply_edit() ) { // Get current posts author $post_author = bbp_get_global_post_field( 'post_author', 'raw' ); // Post author is not the current user EG a moderator is altering this. In this case we'll leave the default to blank, //as much of the time mods are correcting or moderating, their not interested in the topic itself ! if ( bbp_get_current_user_id() !== $post_author ) { $topic_subscribed = bbp_is_user_subscribed_to_topic( $post_author ); // Post author is the current user IE you're editing your own post, so default should be to see any replies } else { $topic_subscribed = true ; //the next line is what it used to say instead of true //bbp_is_user_subscribed_to_topic( bbp_get_current_user_id() ); } // Get current status } elseif ( bbp_is_single_topic() ) { //the user is writing a new reply ? $topic_subscribed = true ; //the next line is what it used to say instead of true //bbp_is_user_subscribed_to_topic( bbp_get_current_user_id() ); // No data } else { $topic_subscribed = true; //used to say false ! } // Get checked output $checked = checked( $topic_subscribed, true, false ); return apply_filters( 'default_reply_subscribed', $checked, $topic_subscribed ); } add_filter ('bbp_get_form_topic_subscribed', 'default_reply_subscribed') ; function default_log_edit_false() { // Get _POST data if ( bbp_is_post_request() && isset( $_POST['bbp_log_reply_edit'] ) ) { $reply_revision = $_POST['bbp_log_reply_edit']; // No data } else { $reply_revision = 0; } return apply_filters( 'default_log_edit_false', checked( $reply_revision, true, false ) ); } add_filter ('bbp_get_form_reply_log_edit', 'default_log_edit_false' ) ;that should do both topic edit and reply subscribed.
