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WordPress version 4.8
bbPress version 2.5.12
Site URI: Localhost (I can create a temp vpn tunnel to the site if needed.)Hi,
I am confused about the following setup and theme page template/bbPress weirdness.
I have installed bbPress and set the forum root to “
support” and saved changes.
Then I created a page with the exact same name “support“. The slug matches the page name and reads:www.mysite/support/
In this page I have added the bbpress short code[bbp-forum-index]With the current theme I have the option to choose a page template with or without a sidebar. When I set the page template to “
sidebar“, the sidebar does NOT display.When I change the “
forum root” from “support” to “forums” and leave the page name and template choice as is, the sidebar does display.The same applies when I do not change the Forum root and leave it as “
support“, but I remove the bbPress shortcode[bbp-forum-index]. The page “support” does show the sidebar.I am wondering if I am doing something wrong with either setting the Forum root slug and the page name to the exact same; “
support“.Maybe this is not possible and leads to url/permalink confusion in WP/bbPress and it instead uses the “standard” page template (which doesn’t utilises any sidebars in the current theme I am using.)
In the end what I would like to see is the following (if possible at all.);
When you visit the site’s support page the url/slug read:
www.mysite.com/support/
The page title matches the slug: “Support” and it uses the sidebar page template.In this page the support questions are shown by freshness and the breadcrumb actually displays “
home >> support“, not “home >> forums“.Thanks in advance for any help in explaining the Forum root and page name scheme/setup.
WordPress version 4.8
Genesis Theme version 2.5.2
bbPress version: 2.5.12
Site URL: http://staging.c-rad.org/My site has a members section for which all of the pages in it have a template applied to it with this simple logic:
if ( ! is_user_logged_in()) { wp_login_form(); return; } else { // add the members only sidebar and show the content }Is it possible to install bbPress such that I can apply this template logic to all forum pages?
I also want all forum pages to exist under a parent page. e.g. c-rad.org/members/forums.
I can place my forum there (c-rad.org/members/my-forum) using a shortcode, but then all other forum pages go to their default locations (c-rad.org/topic/my-topic).
I tried changing the Forum Root to ‘members’, but then when I visit that page, the page template with my logic is removed.
Wordpress version: 4.8
Bbpress version: 2.5.12
https://sisepuedelaredo.com/wpI want to know if there is a plugin or a simple way to let new people to write at the Bbpress forum I have without delivery of data about them or else. I want the people can start writing right at the moment they arrive, with or without email.
I could use, maybe, an aproval method to stop spam or bots, but I want that people who might not have electronic knowledge could write and tell me what they wanted to tell.
Is this possible? Thanks for your time.
Hello,
I am using WordPress 4.8 and bbPress 2.6-beta-2.
I had to do a batch import of topics from csv, and all went well enough. The only aspect I was unable to cover was the parent forum field. I have found my parent forum id and used a mysql command to insert the forum ID (which is 290 in this case) into all rows where post_excerpt meets a condition. This all worked. For reference here is the mysql command:
update wp_posts set post_parent=’290′ where post_excerpt=’CONDITION’;The issue I’m having is that although post_parent displays the correct parent forum ID within the database, on the frontend of my site none of these topics register as having a parent forum. Under “Topics” they still all say “No Forum,” and they are not listed on the forum page. Funny enough, the breadcrumbs show the correct path when looking at the individual topics (i.e., PARENT FORUM >> POST_TITLE).
Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.
Topic: PHP Version
Just lost and regained forums on one of my sites. Host support wrote:
We had upgraded php to 7.1 earlier this week. It appears that BBPress may not currently be compatible with the latest PHP. We have rolled back to PHP 5.6 and the forums are working again. However, to make sure that all sites are working on the suggested standards set by the WordPress core team, we will be upgrading all instances to PHP 7.1 within the next two months. It is possible that BBPress may make updates improving the compatibility in that time, but it is never a bad idea to be proactive on that front.
So what’s the deal with BBPRess PHP version compatibility please?
Hi!
I want to integrate bbPress with my existing theme, but I’m worried about crash my theme by doing so. I don’t know if my theme is compatible with bbPress.
I have WordPress version 4.8
Regards
Terje
