The way subscriptions works has changed
use this code now :
add_filter ('bbp_before_get_user_subscribe_link_parse_args' , 'change_subscribe') ;
function change_subscribe ($args) {
$post_id = $args['object_id'] ;
if (bbp_is_topic( $post_id )) $text = 'topic' ;
if (bbp_is_forum( $post_id )) $text = 'forum' ;
$args['subscribe'] = 'Subscribe to this '.$text ;
$args['unsubscribe'] = 'Unsubscribe' ;
return $args ;
}
The way subscriptions works has changed
use this code now :
add_filter ('bbp_before_get_user_subscribe_link_parse_args' , 'change_subscribe') ;
function change_subscribe ($args) {
$post_id = $args['object_id'] ;
if (bbp_is_topic( $post_id )) $text = 'topic' ;
if (bbp_is_forum( $post_id )) $text = 'forum' ;
$args['subscribe'] = 'Subscribe to this '.$text ;
$args['unsubscribe'] = 'Unsubscribe' ;
return $args ;
}
ok, try making a user an editor in wordpress and see if they can create a post. That might help define if it is bbpress or wordpress/site issue
so you want to auto-close a topic after it has been posted – yes?
so what is the code that does this?
No that’s fine, I now understand.
Nothing I know of that does this – sorry !
you can have a visual editor that looks better than the default.
bbp style pack
once activated go to
dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Topic/Reply Form
and look at item 9.
ok, that is just a picture, it is not clear what you want changed.
If it is the buttons, then sorry I know of nothing that does this at the moment.
I just rescued the ‘unread’ part of someone else’s plugin into style pack when it became too old in the main plugins. I only looked at the code in enough detail to get it working in style pack.
If pencil unread does what you want, then use it.
Also, the plugin bbpress pencil unread had a very useful option that marked all post shared before the date of register as read. Which makes sense by the way.
And, why there isn’t an option where we can choose where to have the unread icon?
Like many plugin authors, I’m just a guy who writes free code for the challenge and enjoyment. It would take a day of my life to code those changes, so whilst I agree that they might be useful, I have to find enough fun to do this. At the moment it’s not a change I am planning, sorry 🙁
ok, bbpress just uses wordpress login. It’s quite doable but beyond free help
great – glad you are fixed
it would be good to say how you solved it, it would help others searching
the keymaster function was wrong, revised code is above.
on holiday at the moment, so untested solution !!
But try
add_filter( 'bbp_topic_admin_links' , 'rew_no_close', 10 , 1) ;
function rew_no_close ($r) {
if (!bbp_is_user_keymaster() && bbp_is_topic_open()) {
unset ($r['close']) ;
}
return $r ;
}
This should ensure that only keymasters can close topics (assumes moderators have no backend access)
Put this in your child theme’s function file –
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
or use
Code Snippets
you can create as many levels as you wish.
ok, this site is support for bbpress.
phpBB is entirely different software
https://www.phpbb.com/
can you clarify what ‘on the wall’ means?
and what do you want to display? title, whole topic, replies, content etc.
just got 10 minutes to look at this.
try this
add_action ('bbp_theme_after_reply_content' , 'rew_display_acf') ;
function rew_display_acf () {
$id = bbp_get_reply_id() ;
//if it is the topic...
if (bbp_is_topic( $id ) {
echo '<br>Lake Marker 2: ' .get_field( 'lake_marker_point_2' ) ;
}
}
or
add_action ('bbp_theme_after_reply_content' , 'rew_display_acf') ;
function rew_display_acf () {
$id = bbp_get_reply_id() ;
//if it is the topic...
if (bbp_is_topic( $id ) {
echo '<br>Lake Marker 2: ' .get_field( 'lake_marker_point_2', $id ) ;
}
}
Put this in your child theme’s function file –
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
or use
Code Snippets
thanks, I’ll take a look tomorrow
