Not unless you want to hide all the other forums to non logged in users.
I just found 15 minutes to take a quick look.
It’s probably fair to say that if you were trying to hide how the admin sections works, then bbpress would get an Oscar. Function buried in function buried in actions. I cannot see how the forum, topic or replies lists are called so cannot work out how to filter them.
How important is this to you?
ok fro for each menu item
1. create a wordpress page
2. put the shortcode for that subforum in it
3. publish
4. add to menu or sub menu
then no, bbpress only works with wordpress
great – so you are fixed?
@j0n4h
It would be nice to know that you got this resolved
@ttmt
I have created a version that should work with php5.4 and above, but need you to test as I don’t have that version !
Can you go to my site and download the beta version
http://www.rewweb.co.uk/private-groups-2-5-3/
Can you let me know if the errors disappear and do a quick check across all the settings tabs so see that there are none in other tabs
Thanks
Robin
Maybe if you want it to appear in the menu.
I am struggling to understand your exact issues, if you need further help, can you post a link to your website.
Can you explain what you concern is over sharing the database?
No problem, it’s good to get the feedback and I’ll take a look and see how easy it is to block the backend – it may have some filters I can use.
It’ll be a few days as I’m tied up else where
great – glad you’re fixed !
@supremor
how do you want it to look?
Great – glad you are fixed !
If you want to alter the widget, then you can rename it and put it as an additional widget in your functions file.
You will need to rename it in several places.
If you want to work on the core version and get it working, then if you want to post a revised core version (and any associated css) here, then I’ll quite happily work out the rename areas so you can then post it in your functions file – as long as your version is freely available for others (and me) to use.
from php 5.4 onwards php was stricter when looking at strings and arrays.
I’ll need to correct the code to work with later php versions
One last thing, do I add the code via the editor or FTP?
Either is fine, I’d tend to do it via FTP and keep ols and new versions of the function file on your PC
And is there a tutorial on how to add a child theme?
This is a wordpress feature
Just google ‘wordpress creating a child theme’ or ‘wordpress creating a child theme video’ depending on whether you prefer seeing or reading
How to Create a WordPress Child Theme
looks a reasonable explanation
Ok, I’ve had a look, and worked out where bbpress was overriding the moderator issue.
I have released a new version 2.5.2 which will do as the help text says
Moderators with a group set can only see, participate and moderate open forums (those with no private group set) or forums which they belong to.
Moderators with NO group set can see, participate and moderate all forums
Please update and come back and confirm this does what you want
ok, for the moment either ignore or set them on.
I’m just fixing another issue in another plugin for someone else, and I’ll look at this after that.
yes, the warning is there for the upgrade reason, and as long as you change it knowing that it might disappear on upgrade, then you can change it.
You are using mamp – I suspect you have php5.4 within that?
If you confirm yes, then I suspect I know the source of the issue, and I’ll need to work a solution out.
Do you mean that it has always been set at that, or that you have just set it as that?
ideally you should, and this will ensure you don’t lose changes.
If you just put this isn’t the main theme, it will be overwritten by any theme updates, so if you decide to go this route and not create a child theme, keep a note of any changes as you’ll need to add them back after any updates
As per my post above
Does the email address in
Dashboard>settings>general match the domain
that is
does the email address in Dashboard>settings>general end in lbfgamesonline.com.br
for instance
info@lbfgamesonline.com.br
