[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

BTW, any ideas on how to tweak this?

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Thanks for the help Trent.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Template-Functions.php seemed to be the pertinent one with function topic_resolved( $yes = '', $no = '', $mu = '', $id = 0 ) being the function that controls this. Although I tried to make some small changes, I was not able to affect which option was selected by default. Any ideas?

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Gave your theory a test just now. When I opened a new topic, titled it, put some text in and hit “send post”, I found that it did not show up when I clicked on the “Unresolved topics” view. So what ever is in the <select> area to begin with is what dictates the post status.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Thanks Trent. I’ll delve into those areas an take care of it. But, on my install, somehow, all posts started have “Not a support question” as the default option in the dropdown (I had to go in and manually change all the threads myself once I realized it). Thanks for the help. I’m sure I’ll be able to change it.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Thanks spencerp. Yeah, it makes sense for all that stuff to be at the bottom of the threads but I just had no clue. It also seems like they took out a few more admin options since the early versions. I cant put my finger on it since the only early version install I had was copied over with this new one.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

You’re totally right! I was looking all over the admin to find out how to make a post sticky, but it’s right there at the bottom of the actual post. I was used to an older version of bbPress (only used it briefly). Thanks so much for the help.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Oh yeah, BTW, I meant the posts area. Sorry, new to bbPress.

[@ryanfitzer Member 18 years ago]

Thanks for getting back to me. No double quotes in the config. Here’s a screen capture http://ryanfitzer.com/captures/empty.jpg

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