bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin. It’s a standalone software.
bbPress isn’t a WordPress plugin. It’s a standalone software.
bb-admin/options-general.php
bb-admin/options-general.php
This is a well-known problem. Try to logout and login.
This is a well-known problem. Try to logout and login.
I don’t think that there’s a plugin for that. You can create an index.html file and the server will use it.
I don’t think that there’s a plugin for that. You can create an index.html file and the server will use it.
Is this possible?
It can be easily achieved with a plugin but you need a dev.
Is this possible?
It can be easily achieved with a plugin but you need a dev.
The /my-plugin folder goes where? inside the /plugin folder?
No, in the root folder.
What avatar plugin do you recommend for bbpress 1.02?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bavatars/
The /my-plugin folder goes where? inside the /plugin folder?
No, in the root folder.
What avatar plugin do you recommend for bbpress 1.02?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bavatars/
Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?
You can translate a template file only if the original author have included support for internationalization. If you find a .po file in the theme’s folder you can use it. If there isn’t such a file then you are forced to manually change the template files.
Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?
You must not touch them. The .mo (Machine Object) files are the “compiled” form of .po (Portable Object) files so you must not edit them but instead you must retrieve the source .po, translate it and create a .mo. On my UNIX-like machines (Mac and Debian) I use http://www.poedit.net/ which is a decent gettext editor.
Keep in mind that sometimes you will find a .pot (Portable Object Template) file instead of a .po. A .pot is a blank translation table in which no strings are translated but usually a translator take the english file and use it.
Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?
You can translate a template file only if the original author have included support for internationalization. If you find a .po file in the theme’s folder you can use it. If there isn’t such a file then you are forced to manually change the template files.
Can you tell me how can i edit a .mo file in a Mac? how can i decompile the .mo file?
You must not touch them. The .mo (Machine Object) files are the “compiled” form of .po (Portable Object) files so you must not edit them but instead you must retrieve the source .po, translate it and create a .mo. On my UNIX-like machines (Mac and Debian) I use http://www.poedit.net/ which is a decent gettext editor.
Keep in mind that sometimes you will find a .pot (Portable Object Template) file instead of a .po. A .pot is a blank translation table in which no strings are translated but usually a translator take the english file and use it.
Just edit bb-load.php on line 25.
It’s a file located in the root folder of your installation. Open it with notepad or similar programs.
Just edit bb-load.php on line 25.
It’s a file located in the root folder of your installation. Open it with notepad or similar programs.
Open the template file and delete the rogue lines. (post-form.php and edit-form.php)
Open the template file and delete the rogue lines. (post-form.php and edit-form.php)
Cause wp_head isn’t automatically called by WordPress. It’s a template tag function that themes’ authors usually put between head elements.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_head
There may be some more magic involved in order for the session to persist across both installs.
Indeed my friend, mostly because bbPress doesn’t use sessions (it uses encrypted cookies.)
There may be some more magic involved in order for the session to persist across both installs.
Indeed my friend, mostly because bbPress doesn’t use sessions (it uses encrypted cookies.)
