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Hello.
If you have a look into the templates form-user-register.php and form-user-login.php you could see they are almost the same beside do_action placement.
<?php do_action( 'register_form' ); ?> <div class="bbp-submit-wrapper"> <button type="submit" tabindex="<?php bbp_tab_index(); ?>" name="user-submit" class="button submit user-submit"><?php _e( 'Register', 'bbpress' ); ?></button> <?php bbp_user_register_fields(); ?> </div><div class="bbp-submit-wrapper"> <?php do_action( 'login_form' ); ?> <button type="submit" tabindex="<?php bbp_tab_index(); ?>" name="user-submit" class="button submit user-submit"><?php _e( 'Log In', 'bbpress' ); ?></button> <?php bbp_user_login_fields(); ?> </div>Is it possible to move
<?php do_action( 'login_form' ); ?>out of the bbp-submit-wrapper in the next releases? This will greatly help to have the same markup for these templates using the wordpress hooks system.BR, Vladimir Ivanov
Hello. I’m trying to import a PHPFox forum into bbPress.
The PHPFox database has been installed locally, as has WordPress/BBpress, on my own desktop.
The conversion proceeds at a fair clip until it gets to importing the replies (i.e. the bulk of the posts), at which point it slows badly. I’ve tried it with various Rows Limit settings (between 10 and 1000) and there doesn’t seem to be an appreciable difference in overall speed. I’ve tried various mysql configuration settings, too, including the recommendations of mysqltuner.pl — no appreciable difference there, either. The tables have been optimized.
In about half an hour, it’s gotten through about 4500 rows. As it’s pulling from a 535,500-row database table, it’ll take about 60 hours!
Is this to be expected given the size of the database? Any hints to getting this done faster?
I’m running the current versions of WordPress and bbPress on a dev site. Mostly OK, have been able to get some people to test the forum functionality. However, I and another user (both keymasters) are unable to use the Edit or Merge buttons above topics and replies. The other buttons – delete, spam, close, stick, etc – do work, strangely. Yet I have no trouble doing edits from the backend.
I tried the usual routine of disabling all plugins save bbPress, yet the issue remained. We’re not using exotic plugins – ACF, Pods, NavXT, PageNavi and about 10 others. We are building out a custom theme – I also tried switching to Twenty Twelve to no avail.
If it matters, I have set up a custom permalink structure in the bbPress settings. I can’t imagine that being the issue if only two functions fail to work while the others are fine.
Any Suggestions?
Topic: Dashboard and "Cheatin’ uh?"
First of all. New to WordPress and bbPress as of yesterday.
I am liking it very much over all. Different, but good.Anyways,
When regular users login into WordPress and goto the dashboard
The Panel “Right now in forums”
User can click on “Topics” or “Replies”
They will end up going to this
http://mysite.com/wp/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=topic
And page just comes up with
“Cheatin’ uh?”
Doing searches of similar issues I ended up doing these different steps.
Ive deactivated a member list plugin.
Ive deactivated and reactivated the forum.
Under Tools>Forums I ran “Remap existing users to default forum roles” without issue.
Under Settings>Forums>Auto Role has been checked on and set to “Participant”
I unchecked and rechecked Auto RoleSo far no go. Only my admin user can click on these.
Any help for a newb?
Hi Guys,
I am running on a clean install of WordPress 3.4.2, and am trying to use the BBPress forum plugin (version 2.5.2). However when trying to load the forum page from my site I get the following error.
Fatal error: Class ‘WP_Post’ not found in /home/content/44/10795544/html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/theme-compat.php on line 375
I have spent ages googling, searching this forum, but I cant find any answer that help me.
Please can someone tell me how I can fix this error? It is preventing me from using BBpress.
Thanks
PandaHi,
I currently have a WordPress installation at website.com/blog/, and a bbPress forum at website.com/blog/forum. Ideally I’d like to have the forum at website.com/forum. Is this possible? I’ve tried a few different rewrites in my Apache site configuration but haven’t managed to get it working.Best regards,
SamHello,
Wordpress 3.8
Thème : Salutation
BBpress : 2.51
Buddypress : 1.9BBpress / buddyPress are not displayed correctly.
You can look on this page my bug. It’s not display correctly.
http://trouverungeek.com/bbpress-buddypress-displayed-correctly/Exemple : Creating account page
I deleted and reinstalled the two extensions, but i have the same bug.
some one know what can i do ?