wplove3268 (@wplove3268)

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  • @wplove3268

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    I also found that when, as Keymaster, I went to Edit a particular topic or reply, the Edit field displayed no text and I was not able to save any changes. When I commented out this particular snippet form derricksmith01’s solution the problem dissappeared.

    function buddyboss_bbpress_form_reply_content($retval){
    	global $bp;
    	if (end($bp->action_variables) == 'edit' && in_array('topic', $bp->action_variables) && in_array('reply', $bp->action_variables)) {
    		$post = get_post( bbpress()->current_reply_id );
    		return esc_textarea( $post->post_content );
    	}
    }
    
    add_filter('bbp_get_form_reply_content','buddyboss_bbpress_form_reply_content', 10, 1);

    @wplove3268

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    A follow up observation on this:
    I see in my breadcrumb that a sub-forum of a group’s forum reads correctly:
    Forums>Group Forum>Group sub-Forum

    But when I make a sub-sub-forum the breadcrumb breaks down:
    Forums>Group sub-sub-Forum
    instead of:
    Forums>Group Forum>Group sub-Forum>Group sub-sub-Forum

    However in both the Group sub forum and the Group sub-sub forum the forum displays, and is protected by, the parent Group.

    @wplove3268

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    Thanks derricksmith01 for the great patch! Totally needed!

    @wplove3268

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    I’m implementing derricksmith01’s solution but I couldn’t find this file in the latest version of buddypress (Version 2.2.3.1):
    /buddypress/groups/single/plugins.php
    but found it here:
    plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups/single/plugins.php

    His solution worked (awesome!!!!) but only when I modified both my functions.php file in my child theme and the plugins.php file in the core files. The plugins.php mod will get erased with the next buddypress update. I tried recreating the same file structure to house the plugins.php file in my child theme:
    childtheme/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/groups/single/plugins.php
    but that did not work either.

    Any one know if derricksmith01’s fix is possible without changing a core file?

    @wplove3268

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    This looks like exactly the solution I need to display sub-sub forums on my forum index page. Unfortunately I tried it and got a blank screen. Does anyone know if this patch is still valid for the most recent version of bbPress?
    Also-it looks like the file to be edited is outside the “Templates” folder:
    plugins/bbpress/includes/forums/template.php
    Is it possible to modify the templates.php file and put it in my child theme to protect it from future updates?
    This guide only refers to files in the template folder.

    Thanks.

    Edit: scratch the first question-I got it to work I had just pasted the code incorrectly. Still need to know if it’s possible to put this modified file into a theme folder.

    @wplove3268

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    In reply to: Forum subscriptions

    @wplove3268

    Participant

    I’m having a similar problem.
    In my case the “from” address for the subscription emails is being written incorrectly:
    “noreply@www.detoxtheworld.com” instead of “noreply@detoxtheworld.com”.
    The wrong “from” address is causing the e-mails to not be delivered.

    Any suggestions on how to resolve the without having to use the WP SMTP plugin rzelnik mentions? (I tried that route and ran into errors).

    @wplove3268

    Participant

    I checked out the script in Chrome’s JavaScript console and got this:

    “Uncaught ReferenceError: QTags is not defined” around the 5th line of code:

    edButtons[110] = new QTags.TagButton( ‘code’, ‘code’, ‘', '‘, ‘c’ );
    QTags._buttonsInit();

    That looks like it might be it. Any thoughts on how to define the QTags?
    Thanks in advance for the help.

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