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  • #175787

    In reply to: twitter questions

    Robkk
    Moderator

    There are a ton of social login plugins that will work, just search for them here.

    There are plugins that can autopost bbPress topics to twitter like bbp-tweet, and many other different ways like using Jetpack or NextScripts: Social Networks Auto-Poster.

    Allowing an anonymous forum, but allow twitter social registration to your site…making sure that the thread posters topic is created on the thread posters twitter page, and each reply post reply to that users twitter page post…all sounds like custom development, and you should try to find a developer to create this for you.

    #175786
    Robkk
    Moderator

    The last three items are probably added by some plugin that hooks into the registration form. bbPress’ registration form template uses the same hook as the WordPress default registration form, so any plugin that hooks into one will hook into the other.

    #175784

    In reply to: Help With Styling

    Robin W
    Moderator
    #175760

    Topic: Tutorials

    in forum Installation
    Tyke79
    Participant

    Hi, I am newbie in the world of wordpress and bbpress . Would I recomendais some thread or site with good tutorials ? Mainly bbPress . Thank you

    #175753
    Robin W
    Moderator

    suspect its a wordpress issue since I am calling a wp function

    if you can’t upgrade to 4.5.2, come back and I’ll take a guess at some retrospective code!

    #175714
    Robin W
    Moderator

    If I understand you correctly, then

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-style-pack/

    Dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>forum display>item 6

    #175695
    Robin W
    Moderator

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress/developers/

    and click the version you want

    #175687
    jacklhyde
    Participant

    I got the problem solved. In settings/Gereneral/ WordPress adress I’ve entered “www.” and everything works fine again.

    #175678
    kkpb8084
    Participant

    Hello
    I’m trying to create a website which is only a forum. Therefore most recent topics posted will be on the homepage. It’s not being used yet, so there are just a couple of test topics.

    I wanted to add a column called ‘Views’, so that there are the headings: Topic + Posts + Views +Voices + Freshness

    Can anyone help me to do this? As you’ll see from my website (http://psychiatryadvice.com/), I’ve got the ‘Views’ heading in every topic, and not in the grey box where all the other headings are. This is skewing all the info.

    I’ve added the Views information by editing loop-single-topic.php and using the plugin WP-PostViews.

    I’m presuming it is a CSS issue I’m not addressing?

    using:
    WordPress 4.5.2 running twentysixteen-child theme
    bbPress 2.5.9-6017

    Many thanks.

    #175672

    In reply to: smiley emoticons

    Robkk
    Moderator

    @khunmax WordPress has smilies and emoji included in it, but if you need a plugin to customize the images used for each text smiley :) or full text output :smile: , then use WP-MonaLisa. So as long as you just use custom images for the default full text and smiley text to output some custom smilies and images, it will fallback to the normal WP emoji, any custom ones will not fall back.

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Smilies
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Emoji

    In the future you might need to use a search and replace plugin to revsolve any custom smiley outputs that might just output something like :custom_smiley:

    :) 🙂

    Robin W
    Moderator

    bbPress is tested with wordpress default themes. It maybe a conflict – you need to check plugins and themes

    It could be a theme or plugin issue

    Plugins

    Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.

    Themes

    If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentyfifteen, and see if this fixes.

    Then come back

    #175652
    Robkk
    Moderator

    Maybe try this plugin. There are other plugins that will do something similar for other user roles too.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-notify-admins/

    #175651
    Robin W
    Moderator

    bbPress is tested with wordpress default themes. It maybe a conflict – you need to check plugins and themes

    It could be a theme or plugin issue

    Plugins

    Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.

    Themes

    If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentyfifteen, and see if this fixes.

    #175632
    akkuakku
    Participant

    Dear All,,

    I have recently started a new website. To create a forum, I had installed wordpress and buddypress. However, in the forum registered users whose role is set as “particpant” are unable to create or even view new topics. Through the dashboard when they are trying to view the existing topics it is giving the following message.

    You are not allowed to edit posts in this post type.

    However, when I changed the user role to moderator or keymaster, the user is able to see the topics posted in the forum. I have seen similar question posted by others in the forum and most of the problems seemed to be about the plugin conflicts. Besides Buddypress & bbpress, I have only Beaver Builder Plugin (Lite Version) & Contact Form 7. I have tried deactivating both plugins but the situation does not change.

    Another possibility I have read is that it could be the problem with theme. I am using Tesseract 2 theme. I haven’t checked the theme conflict issue as I am not sure if I can change my theme temporarily to something else (say, twenty sixteen) can I get back my original layout once I change it back to Tesseract 2.

    Looking forward to replies.

    smithcreate
    Participant

    Forgive me for the amount of information in this post, but I could really use some pointers here.

    I am redesigning a website on my local drive for a club which has paid membership. Their current website has forums that are running on Simple Machines 1.1.1. My solution was to move everything to WordPress and bbPress. But I want to make sure I am doing this in the most careful and streamlined way. This is where my questions begin.

    Locally, I am running WordPress 4.5.2. My theme is a custom Traverse theme which is also a Builder theme from iThemes. bbPress The look and feel is working fine. I created the forums with topics from scratch as I found no way to really migrate Simple Machines to bbPress. So the basics are there, but now I need to find a process for users and memberships. The forums are public, but only members can post and/or reply. Membership goes through a Gravity Form.

    I’m using Gravity Forms to create a membership form for new members. This also uses the User Registration add-on which hopefully will add the user as they signup and submit payment via the Paypal add-on. However, an admin will need to update/approve the user registration to “participant” so that the new user can post in the bbPress forums (and hide the WordPress menu).

    For current club members, I anticipate that I will need to wait until I launch the website, then manually add every user from a list of email addresses and names. This will kick off an email to the user that they have an account and can login. Time consuming, but I can’t think of any other way to do this.

    Another concern I have is how do these users who I enter manually renew membership? Since they are basically being manually added, they are bypassing the new membership form which will be used for new members. Actually, I have a concern with new members as well since membership is only for 1 year, how do I/admins handle alerting users to renew their membership? Perhaps I need a new “Renew” form which would bypass new user creation.

    I realise this post probably crosses over several topics and plugins and for that I apologize. Some of these questions are probably better suited for posting in Gravity Forms support forums. But any help or advice, I would greatly appreciate.

    #175617
    Robin W
    Moderator

    You could use the private groups plugin, which lets you control who sees what forum, and then the widgets that come with that (recent topics, recent replies and latest activity) would display only those topic related to the group.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/

    #175613
    Robin W
    Moderator

    you should look at how this is working.

    The users are sent a link, which goes to a age with a strong password shown as default, but they are not asked to make a note of it, and if they just click reset, then this becomes their password, but then takes then to a login screen which asks for it again.

    This is not a bbpress issue, but how you have got wordpress set up.

    I registered fine, but I knew what to look for.

    #175610
    Robin W
    Moderator
    #175605
    terrific1
    Participant

    Hi,
    Please I need help and it’s kind of urgent. So many people have reported that they are not able to register on the forum because they are not able to successfully set a password. They enter a username and email to register, then a link for generating a password is sent to their email. On clicking the link, they are asked to log in (not set password), which then says password incorrect, and they are prompted to “get password”. Clicking on this brings up a form for entering username and email, and another link is sent to their email, which does the same thing and the cycle continues.

    Can someone help me check this out? It’s a big problem for me.

    I am using WordPress 4.5.2, bbPress 2.5.9, the website is http://www.maternitynest.com

    #175592
    Vitor Madeira
    Participant

    @thebrandonallen, that would be great news.

    I have a vBulletin project waiting for some details to be available in bbPress for more than one year…

    I really would like to integrate the whole ‘ecosystem’ on my site based on WordPress but bbPress is still light years away of what some other (even open source) forum scripts let us do.

    Hope 2.6 would be “the” giant leap for bbPress.

    #175588

    In reply to: feeds bug

    Brandon Allen
    Participant

    Nevermind. I found the issue. This will be fixed in 2.6.

    https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2961

    #175586
    Kolchak
    Participant

    I’m trying to import a phpbb forum with about 50,000 posts into a local dev site.

    It continually stalls at “Converting topics (4900-4999)”

    I’m trying to follow the instructions here:

    Import Troubleshooting


    which say to make a copy of the db and drop all records except within the offending range and try the import again to isolate the problematic row.

    Should I go into phpbb_topics or phpbb_topics_posted to try and look for the offending problem?

    Once I have the right table, do I then delete the first 4899 rows that appear in the db?

    I’m using the latest WordPress and have tried both bbpress 2.5.9 and 2.6alpha.

    Thanks for any help you can give me.

    #175579
    Erik D. Slater
    Participant

    The remaining issues will need to be solved via the MemberPress plugin.

    Not necessarily. This might work:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress-members-only/

    I haven’t had the chance to test it yet … but Jared Atchison is the author, so hopefully it should be good to go.

    It’s important that BuddyPress/bbPress is capable of protecting itself first before resorting to other 3rd-party/premium plugins.

    #175578

    In reply to: feeds bug

    DAM
    Participant

    BBpress feeds pubDate gets translated using wordpress laguange file (wp-content/languages/IT-it.mo) if for example I manually delete “jan”,”feb”,”mar” from that file bbpress pubDate it still in english, but this is not the best fix…

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