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  • #136990
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Firstly, thanks for looking further into this, it gave me enough info to run a quick test import.

    bbPress uses WordPress tables and doesn’t create any of its own and not having answers to something you don’t know doesn’t make anyone dumb. 😉

    Ok…. Here we go….

    I installed this plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-ultimate-csv-importer/

    I realised the csv file had to be split into 3, one for the forum, one for topics and one for replies. Here is a copy of the 3 CSV files I used https://gist.github.com/ntwb/6532360

    Next jump into WP Admin and and open up the WP CSV Tool and select ‘Custom Post’ to import from and select your forum.csv file to upload and click import.

    Set the options and field mappings as per this:

    Import Data Configuration

    Select Post Type = forum
    Import with post status = publish
    post_author = post_author
    post_date = post_date
    post_content = post_content
    post_title = post_title

    And click import.

    Topics is up next and you will notice that it includes the field ‘post_parent’ so this is the forum ID that the topic will be imported into. As we do not know the forum ID you will need to open up the bbPress forums panel in wp-admin. Select the forum you want the topics to be imported and this will take you into the forum edit section, look at the URL in your browser and it should be similar to /wp-admin/post.php?post=348830&action=edit what we want here is the ‘348830’ as that will be the parent forum for each topic imported. Update your topic.csv file with this number as per my sample linked above.

    Back to the CSV importer to import your topics.csv

    Set the options and field mappings as per this:

    Import Data Configuration

    Select Post Type = topic
    Import with post status = publish
    post_author = post_author
    post_date = post_date
    post_content = post_content
    post_title = post_title
    post_parent = post_parent

    The replies section is basically the same as the topics section, you need to get the ID orf each topic ID for each reply and update your reply.csv file for each entry.

    Lastly run each of the ‘Recalculate’ and ‘Count’ bbPress ‘Repair Tools’ from wp-admin-> Tools- Forums -> Repair Forums (more info here https://codex.bbpress.org/repair-forums/)

    And I think that’s it, there is a bit of juggling your data around, give it a bash and let me know how it works out for you and here’s the result 🙂

    #136988

    The reason it doesn’t exist is because the audience for this is relatively small compared to users asking for other things. Right now, I see 3 people that need this. That’s not saying it’s trivial, but it’s non-urgent.

    The actual clean-up of this is not super straight forward, unfortunately. There is an uninstall script located in Tools > Forums that will permanently purge most data, but it doesn’t remove user roles yet.

    Open a feature request at http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org, and we’ll put in a milestone and work towards getting it in.

    #136979
    CC-Cailin
    Participant

    I am integrating bbpress files into my own wordpress theme. But, I don’t get why there is so many loop files?

    “content-archive-forum.php” links to “loop-forums.php”, and inside that, it links to “single-forum.php”.
    Why on earth is there one loop linked to another, and then another, and then another? It sees confusing to me…

    Can’t I just leave out files like “loop-forums.php” and add that code directly in “content-archive-forum.php and do the same with the other files? Or is it necessary to keep them broken up?

    #136977
    harpeml
    Participant

    Hi Again, I looked at the plug-ins and it seemed that WP Ultimate CSV Importer would do the job. I tried importing one of their example CSV files. It lets me choose the post type “forum” although I see no way to provide a forum title. It appeared to work with no errors. However, looks like it took each post entry and created a new Forum with it. I see no way to have the posts come in as topics under an existing or new Forum. Is there a way to change this once the import is done?

    Sorry I am not a PHP person and not familiar with the inner workings of WordPress.

    #136973

    In reply to: Forums Index Issue

    akasocrates
    Participant

    Hi Daniel,

    Actually, I didn’t. In fact, after I installed bbPress, I got hacked and my site went down. In an effort to get to the root cause, I uninstalled bbPress. My host doesn’t think it’s related to bbPress though.

    Either way, I’m stabilizing things before I install bbPress. Moreover, I’m probably going to move to a host that specializes in WordPress security/optimization etc…like WPEngine or Synthesis.

    Hope this helps.

    #136960
    stevendo
    Participant

    Hi,

    I found my own solution to this requirement.
    All I need to do is to add a custom filter to this WordPress hook: posts_orderby_request.

    Steven

    #136938
    Xevo
    Participant

    You can just use the wordpress function in the widget.

    current_user_can

    #136935
    MickeyRoush
    Participant
    #136932
    joejozwowski
    Participant

    I am modifying a site to enable this simple snippet of code to the bbPress login Widget. Once a user is logged in, I would like to check the user’s role (WordPress Role: admin, editor, author) and allow only those three access to the site’s dashboard by simply displaying the link there. I do not know how to translate the bbPress roles to the WordPress roles.

    Any insight would be most appreciated.

    Thank you in advance.

    #136927

    In reply to: SMF Import to bbPress

    Nizam
    Participant

    Thanks God..

    Wishing something like this for years. Done search, but it was 6 years ago solution and not relevant anymore.

    I even try myself but yet it’s too hard for me.
    Owning a big forum of 8K user, 14K topics, 400K posts. SMF wasn’t suit me anymore since I used WordPress (my mainpage is wordpress, forum SMF). I’m intend to do something like WordPress + BBpress + Buddypress 😀

    Im looking forward for this. 🙂

    #136920
    Autumn Macarthur
    Participant

    Hi, I’ve just set up a new website to creat a private forum for a small group. I’m using at as a stand alone site, separate from my WordPress blog. I installed bbPress via Softaculous, and the version it’s given me is 1.2.

    My main concern is that there’s NO option to set forums as visible to members only, as shown in the documentation. I really need that.

    Will upgrading to a newer version fix that? I’m not sure how to manage the upgrade.

    Sorry to sound like a complete moron!

    #136917
    koendb
    Participant

    I’m using the plugin bbPress Topics for Posts to be able to display all comments on a forum as well. I want anonymous users to be able to post comments on all my WordPress posts, but want them to register in order to reply to (other) forums.

    Would this be possible? Any other solution? Thanks!

    #136916
    koendb
    Participant

    Apparantly it’s an issue with user capabilities.

    I just started using bbpress myself, but this might help you: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cheatin-uh-3?replies=5

    #136909
    miracleren
    Participant

    i have updated to 2.4,I find a problem for search.
    when the wordpress Permalink Settings use Numeric like(http://localhost/test/archives/123),
    use the bbPress forum search form, It will not result always.

    #136895
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    @hamed-hosseini Thanks, take a look at these resources to get started translating bbPress:
    https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/
    https://translate.wordpress.org/getting-started

    #136889

    In reply to: Delete Sidebar

    acekin
    Participant

    For a page you write, you can choose the type of layout you want given that your theme offers that. However, bbPress runs on a page created on the fly, three is no page called “forums” unless you create one and then use shortcodes to bring up the forum.

    Every theme has a CSS file which can be edited within WordPress. Go to Appearance/Editor and your theme CSS should load. I edited my theme’s CSS and added the code I gave in my previous post.

    #136888
    gaborpor
    Participant

    Is there a way to enable a BuddyPress group to have multiple forums? Right now it is a one-to-one connection, but I need multiple forums. FYI:

    – I saw the subgroups plugin, but that wouldn’t work for me.
    – I also read the subforum discussion, where the ;last word from about 5 months ago was “Multiple forums per BuddyPress Group is started in bbPress, but likely won’t be finished for several months.”
    – I also read the subforum discussion here, but that’s not ideal either.
    – I also the “Multiple main forums on one site” topic here and I suspect the answer might eb the same that was given there, but wanted to make sure.

    #136885
    USteppin
    Participant

    Sorry for bumping an old thread but I’ve been messing with this for hours and ripping my hair out. I just installed WordPress and I’m using the Arras theme. I also just installed bbPress and I’m trying to follow this tutorial (I don’t have forum “page templates” available) but I don’t seem to have this “/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten” folder anywhere? What could I be doing wrong?

    #136882
    Xevo
    Participant

    @sysfailure0x5a
    Go to https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches/2.3 and press “Zip Archive” at the bottom.

    #136881
    Xevo
    Participant

    Well seeing how bbPress is just a custom post type, you could add probably add any rate plugin of wordpress, though it would need some modifying to show up correctly.

    #136875
    Xevo
    Participant

    If you can’t even see what WordPress your running, it is a clear example that other stuff is running in the background.

    Try disabling all plugins and using one of the standard WordPress theme.

    The above mentioned plugin is not just added by Page.ly, a lot of other WordPress providers add custom plugins.

    #136872
    Xevo
    Participant

    Not sure if this will work on custom post types (bbpress being a custom post type) or if the plugin still works, but you could give that a swing.

    Xevo
    Participant

    Could be with your hosting as well, since some wordpress hosts add Must Use plugins that wreck bbPress, had the same issue with Page.ly.

    #136866
    Haamed Hosseini
    Participant

    hi . im sorry to say that here , byt i want to develop bbpress in iran and i want to be your Representation . like wp-persian for wordpress .

    plz guide me and told me what is to do for that . im new in here .

    tnx a lot

    SysFailure0x5a
    Participant

    WordPress Multisite 3.6
    BBPress 2.4
    Error “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”

    As a super admin, I can activate bbpress on each sub-blog and access it’s settings. If a blog admin tries to activate bbpress or access it’s setting they receive, “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”.

    If I activate it for them I can see the menu’s on their dashboard for bbpress, but they cannot. I’ve uninstalled, reinstalled, deactivated all other plugins, etc. All the normal troubleshooting hasn’t worked. I checked the MySQL Database after uninstalling bbpress and none of the bb_ tables are there so I assume it completely removed.

    I’ve been troubleshooting this for about 3 days now. Very irritating.

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