[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Is that an other plugin available that would do the same thing but allow me to use my own server?

@ma3ry

I have not found another alternative as of yet. You can hire a developer from a freelance site to create something custom for you, that would of course cost money though.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Your forums are here, I don’t know if your theme hardcoded the forum tile url or not, so you may need to contact your theme author.

yoursite.com/index.php/forums/

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Glad you have the issue sorted out now! 🙂

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

I think it is your current blog theme that has customized BuddyPress templates and css styles. The theme authors could be following this guide

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Updating to the most recent version of bbPress might solve this issue??

If you want to, backup your site then update bbPress to see if it fixes that.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

It is kind of weird with what you are saying that the dots are spaces.

Can you link me to a post on your site so I could see the issue and possibly see if this could easily be fixed with CSS.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

You want a custom redirect after login??

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

I copied the bbpress templates from the plugins folder into my themes folder

Yeah that works too, I just didn’t want to suggest that at first because of how custom the templates could be in your theme. Glad you got it sorted out. 🙂

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Are the users forum roles in Users > All Users in the WordPress backend Participants or Spectators?

Did you close a parent forum or category? Closing Parent forums/categories could close all child items.

Did you clear your cache and check to see if it is a separate plugin causing the issue?

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

I cannot replicate this issue on the default single site installation of bbPress, or on multisite, using the bbPress forum index shortcode.

Glad you fixed it using a tool?? Do not know for sure what tool exactly you are talking about though.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Wait do you want full width or with a sidebar??

Making Forum Width 100% in point

Does the bbPress wp tweaks sidebar work on a single forum or single topic page? It may not work if you placed the forum index shortcode in a custom page.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Glad you resolved your own issue! 🙂

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@wafadul

no problem. 🙂

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

Probably not a bbPress issue specifically, keeping watch though.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/broken-in-wordpress-44?replies=2

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

^That CSS code should help remove the annoying notices, but keep the important ones.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

is taht because i have not set up for them to register first?

That is it. Guest users shouldn’t have their post count data gathered.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@devyncjohnson

I talked to the devs awhile back on this, and as long as you insert the links manually with html or with the link quicktag button, your links shouldn’t have a rel=”nofollow”.

Just add this to your functions.php file your child theme instead of commenting out the code.

remove_filter( 'bbp_get_reply_content', 'bbp_rel_nofollow',   50   );
remove_filter( 'bbp_get_topic_content', 'bbp_rel_nofollow',   50   );

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

What theme are you using?
Have you been editing any templates like form-topic-merge.php
Have you used CSS to customize some buttons on your site?

Also your picture kind of cuts off just before the button would appear.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@tobias-claren

Is there perhaps a plugin for this plugin (bbpress)?
For simple moving the forum order with drag & drop

Not specifcally with bbPress, but for custom post types (bbPress uses custom post types).

https://wordpress.org/plugins/intuitive-custom-post-order/

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

I just tested out the code and it seems to work fine. Make sure that you copied over the whole bit of code and did not miss anything. I put the code on a gist file so maybe it will be easier to copy over.

https://gist.github.com/robkk/b24443ad53ece6d2b7c9

I tried Tiny MCE Advanced and it caused alot of issues – half of an individual post showed up in my black background – half in the “white” text area

Maybe this is a CSS issue?? Not sure really.

still did not allow proper showing of the above formatting (showed code when published)

The code fixes it whenever you make a new post, it might not work for existing posts that have not parsed everything, it might need to be republished on the old posts.

really a mess so I went back to WP Edit

I have come across an issue that was present using WP Edit.

Also – all buttons are working fine in my other areas (like Sabai directory) for front end users – just BBPress?

bbPress tries to be secure for frontend posting for users, so that they do not post harmful javascript. It might be a little too secure.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@drewamca using this PHP code snippet will also work too. Add this function to your child themes functions.php file or add it to a seperate plugin like functionality.

function filter_bbp_get_quicktags_settings( $settings ) {

 $buttons_array = explode( ',', $settings['buttons'] );

 $buttons = array_diff( $buttons_array, array(
   'del','ul','ol','li','close'
 ) );

 $settings['buttons'] = implode( ',', $buttons );

     return $settings;
 };

 add_filter( 'bbp_get_quicktags_settings', 'filter_bbp_get_quicktags_settings', 10, 1 );

Here is a list of the default buttons you can add to the function.

strong, em, link, block, del, img, ul, ol, li, code, close

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@pierrelapalu

Thanks for sharing that. 🙂

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

You should be able to add information to the page you added the registration shortcode to. YOu can also copy the form-user-register.php file into a child theme in a folder called bbpress and edit it and add another notice or a description surround in paragraph tags. You can also create/edit a page-user-register.php file and put that in the root of your theme, and make sure to select the template for your register page.

I cannot really replicate the issue.

I am kind of thinking that possibly you may have BuddyPress activated and do not know that the plugin also has a frontend registration form that is created on yoursite.com/register.

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@opc0de he is using this theme on his site.

WP Knowledge Base

[@robkk Moderator 10 years ago]

@meriadoc84

It is specific to Point.

It would require a similar process to create the file/and the code in the file though.

I am sort of following this guide.

Getting Started in Modifying the Main bbPress Template