The IP addresses are saved when users post something and not when they registrate (for obvious reasons.)
You can delete “silent spam-bots” doing a simple query over bb_users. A user that hasn’t posted anything has the “inactive” status.
The IP addresses are saved when users post something and not when they registrate (for obvious reasons.)
You can delete “silent spam-bots” doing a simple query over bb_users. A user that hasn’t posted anything has the “inactive” status.
How do I check those?
If they has never posted they are not members.
How do I check those?
If they has never posted they are not members.
Probably you have a very old version of MySQL, something like v3.20 which doesn’t support utf8. What version are you using?
Probably you have a very old version of MySQL, something like v3.20 which doesn’t support utf8. What version are you using?
At 99% you don’t have admin rights. Screenshot please.
At 99% you don’t have admin rights. Screenshot please.
What you’re asking for involve hooking the “bb_get_active_theme_directory” filter (or similar):
function custom_dir($directory)
{
// do something
// append the slug for example
global $forum;
$directory .= $forum->forum_slug . '/'
}
if(special case described in my last post) add_filter( 'bb_get_active_theme_directory', 'custom_dir');
I’m sorry but I can’t help you further, I’m pretty busy right now.
What you’re asking for involve hooking the “bb_get_active_theme_directory” filter (or similar):
function custom_dir($directory)
{
// do something
// append the slug for example
global $forum;
$directory .= $forum->forum_slug . '/'
}
if(special case described in my last post) add_filter( 'bb_get_active_theme_directory', 'custom_dir');
I’m sorry but I can’t help you further, I’m pretty busy right now.
No no no.
/forum.php, near the end:
$template = 'forum.php';
if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';
else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';
bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );
/topic.php, near the end:
$template = 'topic.php';
$forum = bb_get_forum($topic->forum_id);
if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';
else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';
bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );
Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.
No no no.
/forum.php, near the end:
$template = 'forum.php';
if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';
else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';
bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );
/topic.php, near the end:
$template = 'topic.php';
$forum = bb_get_forum($topic->forum_id);
if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';
else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';
bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );
Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.
Can you install bbpress on a WordPress 3.0 multisite and have a single forum that powers all websites in the network?
No. You have to install multiple forums.
Can you install bbpress on a WordPress 3.0 multisite and have a single forum that powers all websites in the network?
No. You have to install multiple forums.
Default theme kakumei does print the IP of poster after the post if you are an administrator.
Default theme kakumei does print the IP of poster after the post if you are an administrator.
No. You have a very modern installation of PHP and there is some code in bbPress that now it deprecated. Nothing to worry about.
No. You have a very modern installation of PHP and there is some code in bbPress that now it deprecated. Nothing to worry about.
My plugin doesn’t touch the mail code.
My plugin doesn’t touch the mail code.
Probably you have deleted some posts here and there. Try to recount everything from the admin page (bb-admin/tools-recount.php). I have tested get_topic_page_links (the function that generate links) and I don’t see problems.
Your count says 1533 posts but 35*44 + 7 = 1547.
Also add:
.post img, #post_content img {
max-width: 450px;
}
to your CSS.
Probably you have deleted some posts here and there. Try to recount everything from the admin page (bb-admin/tools-recount.php). I have tested get_topic_page_links (the function that generate links) and I don’t see problems.
Your count says 1533 posts but 35*44 + 7 = 1547.
Also add:
.post img, #post_content img {
max-width: 450px;
}
to your CSS.
