@neoid
Well here is the trac ticket for Drupal Advanced Forum.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2756
Any help toward creating it/leading us to the right software to test out is greatly appreciated.
This bug is definitely in the latest 2.5.8 release while testing the default themes 2013-15, but is nonexistent in the 2.6 dev version.
So I assume it is fixed already, thing is its in 2.6.
@kiss_the_sky
Not entirely sure what the exact code is.
I think it is caching the forums using the transient api. That plugin I mentioned definitely has this type of feature though, uses a custom query I think.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Transients_API
Well just setting a topic as closed at first on the frontend then reopening it after a few replies does the same thing. So I guess there is no workaround unless you publish the topic from the backend again.
So I am probably going to reply to that trac ticket you created.
Ok I just duplicated the issue. Now I will check to see if it only happens in that specific theme or what.
To bypass the issue you can just create/close/reopen a topic from the frontend instead for now.
It is a pretty easy to avoid the issue.
@freakyy85
Does the error only happen on specific post?? Or does it happen to all topics you make sticky and closed, then reopening??
Like I said before are you closing and reopening a topic all on the frontend or in the backend??
Technically you can drill down to the replies by clicking the link that displays with the post id like this #123.
If the replies list was similar to the topics list the title of each post would be Reply To: Topic Title for many posts.
There could be a much better layout. Nothing coming to my mind right now though.
Thanks for sharing!! I overthought the development of trying to do this functionality, the guys who helped you made it seem so simple haha.
Glad you solved your own issue! 🙂
Closing as this is a duplicate to this topic.
BBPress and the TruePixel Premium Theme
@bahamamom66
Why didn’t you post a link in your other topic, and why did you create another new topic for the same issue??
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/forum-content-not-showing-up-on-forum-page/
Also I tested your theme out and have not come across the same issue you are having. I didn’t need to create a “forum page”, it just worked fine out of the box.
What was the content of the template?? It should be similar to the single-user.php template in the extras folder in the bbPress plugin, but you know molded to your theme.
I like the vanilla-ish style stats for the topics and the forum header background images.
I wish I knew today how to use the page builder with BBPress.
I don’t think you can or there is not really a point to, since you cannot edit all the topics in your forum or anything. Or it just might not work and break the bbPress layout.
Closest thing I can think of is to use a quote plugin like this, which when a user is quoted will insert an @user for each user quoted.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress-direct-quotes/
Yeah you can probably do this with some Jquery.
http://api.jquery.com/toggle/
Copy the bbPress templates into your child theme in a folder called bbpress.
Theme Compatibility
The files you may need to edit are in
loop-forums.php
loop-topics.php
loop-replies.php
For widgets I think that would only be in the widget settings, and not really a frontend thing. You may need to create a new widget with your own terms if it bugs you too much in the backend.
I create group, and add member in each.
Using BuddyPress users can ask to join a group or be invited, they do not always have to be manually added, just saying
But i don’t find where i can setup access for each group by forum or sub forum.
The documentation of BuddyPress don’t show this
Are you saying you do not know how to set up a forum for each group??
That crashed my sight for some reason. Any thoughts?
@tallsam
Did you place the code snippet I placed earlier correctly?? It seems to work fine on my test site.
Same thing goes for @pinkishhue‘s code.
These both work if you want to show only 1 revision log on the Frontend of your forums.
But first, is there going to be an update to bbpress that will remove the extra revision statements? If so, any thoughts on when this will be ready?
Not really remove the statements, but just make 1 visible. Have no idea when @netweb’s code will make it into core.
@tallsam
Do you want them all gone?? This topic is all about just having one visible on the frontend.
Also there might be a bug about the revisions somewhere I think. Haven’t fully checked that one out though.
But you can always disable the revision logging from being displayed in the forums in Settings > Forums, there will still be revisions on the edits in the backend though, since it is a post type in WordPress. And hide the existing revisions with CSS using the first half of pinkishhue’s code.
There is a way to limit the total number of revisions kept per post though in WordPress.
But if you do want to completely remove the revisions you can use a plugin that @casiepa listed, but this may remove ALL revisions of any post or plugin using the revision system in WordPress. Some custom css plugins may use it, and clearing the revisions may lose all your saved styles.
@lissyhunnybee
I think the file you need to edit is the loop-single-reply.php file if you want 120px avatars.
If you allowed the lead topic to show, you edit loop-single-topic-lead.php too.
Do have forums checked in the menu section screen options.
