[grainosalt]

Hello,
I’m not sure which version of wordpress and bbpress I’m using but I just downloaded it so I would assume it’s the most recent version.
I’m trying to build a wordpress site which acts purely as a forum. I am using the twenty sixteen theme, I loaded bbpress and I got the opening setup but I can’t add an option to register or retrieve lost password. I tried adding it to the widget as well as using wordpress tweaks, none of it worked. In addition, for some reason, the login suddenly switched to text, [bbpress login], instead of showing the login box which used to be there. My site is forum.campexpo365.com. Thank you

[daltmc]

I’ve deleted bbpress and reinstalled and every problem persisted. It seemed none of the bbpress data was removed. Although in the add plugins page it tells me bbpress has not been tested with my version of WordPress.

[daltmc]

I see that, at least it’s not an isolated issue. I did a similar work around with naming a page forum and using the index short code. We created so many test forums and such when we first had issues that it’s very cluttered. We’re working on limping along using only topics.

Are you on the newest version of wordpress? My theory is it’s either our premium theme or the new WP.

[lupacexi]

Hi there,

I am currently using the below versions of WordPress and BBPress:
BBPress version 2.5.12
Image Upload for BBPress Plugin version 1.1.14
WP version 4.8

My website is myfertilityfocus.com (the forum is for members only).

When I originally installed the ‘Image Upload for BBPress’ plugin, there was an option for setting the dimensions of the image that was being uploaded to a post. Now this seems to have disappeared. If a member wants to post an image, there is no way for them to set the dimensions. Do you know what has happened here? Images are ending up way too big on members’ posts!

[drinkingsouls]

Hi,
I’m trying to move my entire WordPress site to another server. I export users, forums, replies and topics but when I try to import the topics I get the “WordPress Import assign authors” for every single user in my site even though I have already imported the users first.
What is the best way to go about exporting and importing BBpress and users?
Thank you,
Chris

[Robin W]

I am sure you know, there are plugins that do that for the WordPress comments, so that even commenters who do not have a WordPress account on that site can check a box to receive email alerts of new comments.

wasn’t aware of that.

I don’t know of any plugin that does this for bbpress.

[fdarn]

They can’t comment without entering their name and email address anyway, so is there a plugin for bbPress that will add that name and email address to a mailing list and allow them to receive email alerts of new comments to that post?
I am sure you know, there are plugins that do that for the WordPress comments, so that even commenters who do not have a WordPress account on that site can check a box to receive email alerts of new comments.

[Robin W]

if a user is logged out, then wordpress does not know who they are, so I am struggling to understand how it would know which user to subscribe ??

[TheDream18]

Hi,

I used bbpress Version 2.6-beta-2. When i search content in forums. After enter “search” It always come to homepage
– I tried test deactive one by one plugin still same
– I tried change to defaul wordpress theme still same

Hope to have solution

Thanks

[Divvy]

Hello guys,

Is there any chance to have this plugin integrated in bbpress?

WP Editor Imgur Button

Would be a perfect addition!

The idea is to users upload images directly to imgur.com and post in the forum…

[darrennye]

After reading many forums, and trying many other themes, I found that all stock wordpress themes, had no issue with the right margin on bbpress content (and the submit button) from being cut off. Disabling all plugins also made no difference. So I went back to WooThemes and had another chat with a tech, and I explained all this to them. Nicole immediately knew what the problem was. I added the following to Canvas > Settings > Custom CSS:

/* ADDED FOR BBPRESS COMPATIBILITY */
fieldset { width: auto; }

Wallah!! That did it.

I asked her to please put this in the next WooThemes Canvas update, so others don’t have to spend days figuring this out.

[kariellen35]

That suggestion worked perfectly! Thanks so much!!

For anyone interested, you can edit any part of the wordpress email messages (/buddypress/bbpress) because they are all tied together) by going here to download this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/welcome-email-editor/

There are a couple more ways to customize the emails and the tutorial is here: http://www.wpbeginner.com/plugins/how-to-send-a-custom-welcome-email-to-new-users-in-wordpress/

Thanks for your help Robin! 🙂

[locutus1]

I had a lot of trouble getting registration to work on my site until someone told me my host doesn’t support “membership plugins” which I think means I can’t make login and register pages with short-code like [bbp-login]. So to log people in I just use the default WordPress login. I put “/wp-admin” at the end of my domain to load the page. Then I made a custom link to load it and did the same for register and reset password. Now people can log in and post.

[qoa taxicover]

i have already using a theme wordpress platform.

can you suggest me a good theme for my website. http://qoatc.com.au/

Thanks

[jstuts5797]

Hello there… I’m not sure what I”m wanting to do is possible… or maybe it is with the correct plugin. But basically I want to know if a visitor logs in through the wordpress login does this also log them into the forum as well.. and vice versa? I want my site to basically be a community. Meaning to do or see just about anything (including the forums). You need to register for the site. I want one simple registration, login, log out, ect that will register users for both the site and the forum all in one. Does this make any sense? I don’t want users to have to create a wordpress account then ALSO create a separate account for the forums. Is this the way it works out of the box? If not is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance for all your help!

[darrennye]

Hello,

See http://www.derekandromaine.com/boards
Or see: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzmtEJeuWu1dNDFRNGRaMnNsVGM/view?usp=sharing

They are currently hidden from the navigation.

Look in the Intros section and click the Test post.

You will see in the reply area, the Submit button is cut off on the right side. In fact almost everything is slightly cut off on the right margin.

In addition, the Subscribe link is left justified where it shouldn’t be.

The website is using the most current WordPress, most current WooThemes Canvas theme, and the most current bbPress. I have updated all plugins to current versions.

I have also disabled all plugins and see the same result. When I switch to the twenty-seventeen wordpress plugin, the submit button is not cut off and things look a bit better, but the Subscribe link is still too far left justified. So this is a conflict between the Canvas theme and bbPress.

I opened a support ticket with WooThemes and they have suggested trying to use the plug-in http://www.rewweb.co.uk/bbp-style-pack/ to resolve any style issues but the plugin looks very complicated to use.

Any suggestions?

Are there any “current” documentation that someone has written, on how to make Canvas play nice with bbPress? I found some old sites with comments about this but nothing recent (which might relate to more current versions).

[locutus1]

Just to be clear, I’m using bbPress to make my forums and I assume the big white capital “W” in the blue circle stands for WordPress which is why I think it must be a default login screen.

[locutus1]

The site that hosts my wordpress site told me that they don’t allow membership plugins on wordpress sites. So I can’t make login and register pages and put shortcode in them which is what many people do. My host says users can register and login via a different window which they sent me a picture of. I don’t know how to do an attachment so I’ll describe it. There’s 2 text boxes. The first one is “Username or email address” and the second one is Password. Above the small window is a big white capital W in a blue circle. Below the window is “Register” and “Lost Password”. I assume this is a default login window. This is what my host wants me to use. How do I set this up? Thanks.

[Frank]

Agree!
It is the same for a forum set to ‘hidden’
Was actually looking for solutions this morning, but that would include using plugin:

Private groups

[tel-wright]

Can you help please. I installed bbpress and buddypress on my wordpress website. Every time someone posts on my forum it is creating a google crawl error.
I had no crawl errors in google as I fix them as they appear. I now have 140 crawl errors and rising. Please help. Thank you,
Terry.

[ginaginagina]

I triple checked my UN and PW for both the admin and my personal user account for my site, outdoorwomensalliance.com which is a wordpress.org site. I can log in fine to my WordPress site with them (so I know they are correct) but I can’t log in to bbpress.org to get into the support forums. I had to create a new WP.org account to get in and post this. I have another issue (which is why I needed to be able to log in! 🙂 but I’d like to get this sorted first so my team can log in for support using the main admin account.

If anyone has an idea of what might be going on, I’m happy to provide info to troubleshoot.

Thanks!

[holyemmyjoe]

I have the latest wordpress version and bbPress Version 2.5.13.

My website is https://www.corpa.ng

I don’t have coding skills and bbPress Sidebar refuse to show on the Forum even after adding it on the widgets.

Please I need help.

Thanks.

[apd100]

Can you explain how to do this? I’m fresh to wordpress so I get easily lost through all the settings and sub settings! Thank you so much

[jyzdesignblog]

I dont know which this websites uses ….
But Max Mega Menu is the commonly used plugin in WordPress websites.

[willad]

Hello, I have also been trying to get a new topic button working for some time. In case it is of help to anyone, this is what seems to work for me.

I created a wordpress page template “forum.php” and added the following code – it adds a ‘New Question’ button to the forum page but not if it’s the parent forum:

<?php
get_header(); 

while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
if((($post_type = get_post_type()) == 'forum') ) //make sure we are on a forum
{
  if(bbp_get_forum_id() != 0) //don't add the button to the parent forum
  {
    ?>
    <a href="<?php echo esc_url( add_query_arg( 'c', bbp_get_forum_id( ), site_url( '/new-topic/' ) ) )?>">New Question</a>
    <?php
  }
}
the_content();
endwhile; // End of the loop.    
?>
<?php get_footer();

Now when I click the New Question link it opens the page new-topic and the forum I was on when I pressed the button is the forum the new question will be placed in.

new-topic is a page I created in wordpress, and I gave it a template page-new-topic.php

It contains the following code:

<?php
get_header(); 
$my_c = get_query_var( 'c' );
$forum_add_topic='[bbp-topic-form forum_id='.$my_c.']';
echo do_shortcode($forum_add_topic);
?>
<?php get_footer();

The line

<a href="<?php echo esc_url( add_query_arg( 'c', bbp_get_forum_id( ), site_url( '/new-topic/' ) ) )?>">New Question</a>

in forum.php adds a variable c (which contains the current forum id() -bbp_get_forum_id( ) ) to the url when New Question is clicked.

In page-new-topic.php this variable c is added to the shortcode [bbp-topic-form forum_id=XXX]

do_shortcode then runs the shortcode which creates the form.

I also had to add the following to functions.php to tie the two pages together:

function add_custom_query_var( $vars ){
  $vars[] = "c";
  return $vars;
}
add_filter( 'query_vars', 'add_custom_query_var' );

You could add this as a plugin if you wish.

The idea for the shortcode came from this post: post

How to pass variables through wordpress urls came from this post:

post-2

I am new to WordPress and PHP so there may be better ways of doing this but, as I said, this seems to work.