[Pascal Casier]

Hi Naerean,

WP 4.4.1 Release Candidate is out. If you want to test it, you can find it here

Hopefully in 1 week it will be available for production, at least I hope.

Pascal.

[Pascal Casier]

WP 4.4.1 Release Candidate is out. If you want to test it, you can find it here

Hopefully in 1 week it will be available for production.

Pascal.

[Stephen Edgar]

WordPress 4.4.1 RC (Release Candidate) was released earlier today, if your able to test it and make sure this issue is resolved that would be great 🙂

4.4.1 Release Candidate

Expect the main 4.4.1 release to be released later this week pending the RC release testing.

[Stephen Edgar]

No update as yet, but between WordPress and bbPress I think we can add some unit tests that will add a set of examples of possible permutations and combinations of when this occurs and mitigate as best we can against as many of these as possible.

[Karthikeyan KC]

This thread is totally messed up. The link to the ticket in my previous post isn’t working. Here is the link – https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2357.

[Karthikeyan KC]

This is really a bummer for lot of my users. After hours of research into the codes, I just found the ticket, addressing why <li> breaks the site (being an invalid HTML).

Sorry for this bump(ish) post. Is there a temporary workaround or fix for this? For now, I’m planning on putting up a custom notice, advising the participants not to use </li><li> the wrong way.

Also, I’m curious how bbPress (this forum) handles this.

Edit: I think the issue is self-explanatory here.

[vypersden]

@casiepa – The above reply with examples, I took them from the same forum. I just noticed it recently. When looking at the date of the post, it seems about the time we had migrated our Kunena forum (on Joomla) to our WordPress site using bbPress, about 6 months ago.

However, I can not verify 100% that they were working at the time after migration as nobody reported it nor did I have a real need to check it.

Although, I can edit it from the backend, so I figure it’s got to be there somewhere, just can’t get to it from the frontend.

[Potent Plugins]

For inline image upload, check out our new “Image Upload for BBPress” plugin on the WordPress repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/image-upload-for-bbpress/

[Potent Plugins]

For an alternative way to add inline images to topics and replies without cluttering up the WordPress media system or editing user capabilities, check out our new “Image Upload for BBPress” plugin on the WordPress repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/image-upload-for-bbpress/

[Potent Plugins]

For an alternative way to add inline images to topics and replies without cluttering up the WordPress media system or editing user capabilities, check out our new “Image Upload for BBPress” plugin on the WordPress repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/image-upload-for-bbpress/

[Pascal Casier]

Extra info: If you use Avada 3.8.8 on WP 4.4, make sure to apply all the fixes:
https://theme-fusion.com/knowledgebase/avada-3-8-8-blog-shortcode-doesnt-work-after-wordpress-4-4-update/

Pascal.

[Pascal Casier]

Hi Sakib,
You already have WordPress I suppose, so just go to ‘Plugins’ and click ‘Add New’. Then look for bbPress and install it. It’s a plugin, so follow the normal way of installing plugins.
Pascal.

[Pascal Casier]

Hi,
Did you have this problem after running one of the bbPress repair tools ? I had this issue already when running e.g. “Recalculate last activity in each topic and forum” and if post IDs and post dates are not really aligned. It’s a known issue that should be fixed in the upcoming v2.6

EDIT: After the next reply, everything is then correctly refreshed.
Pascal.

[Kabitaprocab]

solved
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/ithemes-security-blocked-bbpress-plugin?replies=6#post-7841684

[Robin W]

This tells you why – almost certainly spaces in the file – in your case it is the post.php file instead of the wp-config.php file

http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/wordpress-error-warning-cannot-modify-header-information/

so the example in the link has

output started at //home/htdocs/wordpress/wp-config.php:1

but your error message says

output started at /public_html/wp-includes/post.php:1)

which explains the post.php file that you have been editing

[sitwi]

Using: Buddypress 2.4.3, bbPress 2.5.8, WordPress 4.4

Theme is Trendyblog.

bbPress plugins: bbPress-WP-tweaks, bbPress toolbox

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This is bizarre – most links to profiles on my website ego direct to he use profile as expected. In some cases though, where the user in mentioned in a topic name, the links foes to the topic instead of the profile.

For example:

A.J.’s profile link works correctly: http://www.bruuuce.com/members/a-j/
My profile, though, redirects to a topic: http://www.bruuuce.com/members/si/

The only thing I can think of is that both pages redirect to a topic that specifically mentions the user’s name. Could this be the cause, and how do I get around it?

Does anyone have any ideas how to fix this, please?

Thanks for your time.

[Laserfj]

Wordpress v 4.4
Bbpress v 2.5.8

This is th initial setup of the site

[Robin W]

can you confirm what version of bbpress and wordpress you are on, and that this occurred following an upgrade of bbpress

[vypersden]

I have old posts that won’t load, the browser just sits there trying to. They seem to be posts that were migrated, around 6 months ago. Newer posts don’t have a problem. I can edit the post in the backend.

I tried changing types of permalinks, used the forum repair tool, and lots of reading and can’t figure it out.

I am a newbie with this, so if it’s obvious, please let me know.

Website http://www.mega-brew.com/forums/
WordPress 4.4
bbPress 2.5.8

[Pascal Casier]

Hi tammy, my bbP Toolkit can do this. Have a look if it fits your needs: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-toolkit/
Pascal.

[Robin W]

The code you have under the title is

.add-new-post-header2 .container {
border-bottom: 1px solid #ecf0f1;
}

Are you using a wordpress page with [bbp-forum-index] in it?

[parmaker]

1. When visitors come to a forum and click a topic from the topic index list, bbpress elegantly shows the lead topic and replies and Reply-to form on the topic page.
2. I wanted to hide the reply form box, instead, put a link of pointing to a regualr wordpress page so that only visitor who wants might write a reply for that topic by clicking the link.
3. So I copied a page from parent theme dir into the child theme dir, and named “forum_new_reply_form.php” and changed like :
   

   /**<br>
   * Template Name: Forum New Reply Form<br>
   *<br>
   * @package WordPress<br>
   * @subpackage Twenty_Sixteen<br>
   * @since Twenty Sixteen 1.0<br>
   */<br>

   get header(); ?><br>

   < div id=”primary” class=”content-area”><br>
   < main id=”main” class=”site-main” role=”main”><br>
   < ?php <br>
   // Start the loop.<br>
   while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();<br>
   // nothing to do here <br>
   endwhile;<br>
   ?><br>
   < ?php <br>
   global $wp_query;<br>
   if (isset($wp_query->query_vars[‘reply_to_this_topic’]))<br>
   { <br>
   ?><br>
   < div class=”my-bbp-reply-form”><!– bbp-reply-form –><br>
   < ?php <br>
   $reply_shortcd = ‘[bbp-reply-form topic_id=”‘ . $wp_query->query_vars[‘reply_to_this_topic’] . ‘”]’;<br>
   echo do_shortcode($reply_shortcd);<br>
   ? ><br>
   < / div><!– bbp-reply-form –><br>
   < /main><!– .site-main –><br>

   < ?php get sidebar( ‘content-bottom’ ); ?><br>

   < / div><!– .content-area –><br>
   <br>
   get sidebar()<br>
   get footer() <br>

4. Go back to functions of childtheme, put this action
   

   add_action(‘bbp_template_after_single_topic’,’my_bbp_reply_form’);<br>
   function my_bbp_reply_form() {<br>
   if (!current_user_can(‘publish_replies’)){<br>
   return;
   }
   $t = ‘< div class=”my-bbp-new-reply-form-link”>’; <br>
   $t .= ‘< a href=”http://kabum/write_reply_page/?reply_to_this_topic=&#8217; . bbp_get_topic_id() . ‘” title=”‘ . bbp_get_topic_title() . ‘”>’;<br>
   $t .= ‘< /a>< / div>’;<br>
   echo $t;<br>
   }

5. From content-single-topic.php, commented out
   

   bbp_get_template_part( ‘form’,’topic’);<br>

   so, i can see the lead topic and a link mentioed at 4), and replies if any.

6. For debugging purpose, I copied form-reply.php into childtheme/bbpress, changed one line like this :
   

   // printf( __( ‘Reply To: %s’, ‘bbpress’ ), bbp_get_topic_title() );<br>
   echo ‘I am replying to ‘ . bbp_get_topic_title();<br>

   under < legend > of < fieldset > of that file.

7. When I clicked the link which was added at 4), a reply form pops up without any topic and replies !! hurray !!!
   

   But disaster !!, <br> the page http : / /kabum/write_reply_page/?reply_to_this_topic=1234<br>
   shows <br>
   I am replying to “forum title” (the title of the regular page housing the template “Forum New Reply Form”)<br>

   It should have shown <br>
   I am replying to “topic title” (of topic id 1234)

8. I learned that bbp_topic_id and bbp_reply_to are 0, that triggered fetching parent id of a topic.
   

   The page source of browser does even show html < input hidden name=bbp_topic_id value in the page.<br>
   The page of http://kabum/write_reply_page/?reply_to_this_topic=1234, exactly tells <br>
   reply_to_this_topic is 1234

9. I changed topic_id of shorcode bbp-reply-form atts with reply_to before retrying.<br>

   Same thing happened.

10. At the writing of this post, bbpress org documentation regarding to bbp-reply-form shortcode,<br>
    is not clearly saying about shortcode atts, but topic is [bbp-topic-form forum_id=$forum_id].
11. in case topic creation, i did the similar way as mentioned above, works fine. no need to do with jquery stuff.
12. bbpress outof box has action as h t tp://kabum/forums/topic/topic_title/#newpost, but my reply form page is
    h t tp://kabum/topic_title/?reply_to_this_topic=1234, i.e./forums/forum is sit in or not. In my reading of showrcode source, I can’t find any clue of hansdling atts reply_to hopfully i was wrong reading.

==

Hopfully, looking forward to anyone’s help.

[DYTW]

I am keen to create a forum for my 2 websites that have been in existence for over a year in order to entice visitors to hang around and engage each other on key topics that are very dear to me. I originally intended to use MyBB for my 2 websites World Of Leathers and CarBuyerSg but received advice from MyBB forum members that the current different WordPress themes on my websites are not suitable for MyBB and will likely conflict with it.

I downloaded bbPress for both websites but didn’t dare to activate them after it crashed another website of mine that was a one Page website using the free So Simple Theme By Press75. The So Simple theme is one of the cleanest and most basic free WordPress theme available with really clean codes and meant for simple basic websites so I am now really afraid to activate it on my 2 websites that are using premium WordPress themes from Studio Press and Elegant Themes. Does anyone have any experience using bbPress for the Lifestyle Pro Theme by Studio Press or the Divi Theme by Elegant Themes?

[marksibly]

It’s just a simple, single forum right now:

“http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/forum/monkey2-development&#8221;

(note: quoted because for some reason it doesn’t show up on this forum as plain link?!? The one below works)

Clicking on ‘forums’ takes me to:

http://monkey2.monkey-x.com/forums/

I’m completely new to wordpress/bbpress, although I have written a few simple LAMP sites in the past.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

[marksibly]

Hi,

I’m new to both wordpress and bbpress, and am having a few problems customzing a theme for my forums.

I am copying ‘page.php’ (or ‘index.php’ in the case of stargazer) to ‘bbpress.php’ and editing that.

Mainly, I just want to get rid of the posts/navbar stuff and have full width forums. However, I seem to need to remove get_footer() to achieve this (there doesn’t seem to be a get_nav() or get_sidebar() in either theme I’ve tried) – but doing this causes odd side effects.

In the case of the ‘stargazer’ theme, removing the footer causes extra ‘>’ chars to be inserted into the forum breadcrumb trail. Forums are still only about 60% of page width too.

In the case of the ‘twentyfifteen’ theme, it causes the theme to go into some weird mode where a bunch of HUGE links suddenly appears on the left of the page.

Can anyone suggest a good ‘starter’ theme for me to play with, along with possibly hints for how to get a ‘clean’ forum page?

Apart from this, setting up bbpress has been a breeze!

Bye!
Mark