[John James Jacoby]

The result of the nonce check comes from WordPress’s function: wp_verify_nonce()

It does the token check like you’re looking for.

[bjstone906]

I was making an edit in WP using the editor tool and now I’m getting this error

Warning: require(/hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-admin/bbp-admin.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbpress.php on line 311

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-admin/bbp-admin.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php-5.2.17/lib/php') in /hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbpress.php on line 311
 I tried copying over the files it mentions as well as the header.php file I was editing but no luck. I can still see my site and everything seems to be functioning fine I just can't get to the backend WP version 4.2.1 (i think) bbpress - the latest retreadwerks.com/wordpressNew/

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• This topic was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by bjstone906.

[George]

Wow, you’re as helpful as a CNN blog comment, useless.

This is a bbpress function, so i’m asking here. WordPress forums would say to come here.

Go troll youtube or something.

BUMP

[zaerl]

WordPress and bbPress use $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] here and there and this is a bad thing if a reverse proxy is involved.

If you are using Apache mod_proxy use:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypreservehost

If you’re an nginx guy go with:

proxy_set_header Host $http_host;

Also check if you are using HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST in the correct way, in order to get the “real” IP address of the request.

Do not touch bbp_verify_nonce_request.

[Stephen Edgar]

This markdown/code plugin here on bbpress.org has got to go or get fixed 🙁

In theory by adding lines 14 to 26 to ‘somewhere’ eg. the footer as you suggest should work.

With all that said though it should be working as is so if that doesn’t there might be another underlying issue that is stopping the pagination working on your site

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• This reply was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by Stephen Edgar.

[Stephen Edgar]

Hmmmmm… What about pagination-replies.php?

[fuzzybee]

Hope some bbPress and/ or WordPress experts could help.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13283264/bbpress-forum-does-not-show-topic-while-topic-shows-forum

Thanks,
Eric

[Stephen Edgar]

Have a look in /wp-content/yourtheme/bbpress/loop-replies.php and make sure you have the following lines included which will then include the pagination links.

You should see respectively at the top (Trac Source)

and at the bottom of that code (Trac Source)

(The missing text when editing a reply is already patched for the next release)

[IanSymonds]

Hi

WP: 3.4.2
bbPress: 2.1.2

When I activate bbPress, the editor on my currently existing pages and posts does not work.

Symptoms:

• The “kitchen sink” toolbar is no longer displayed.
• The text in the editor panel (“Visual” tab) is white HTML on a white background.
• When adding a new page or post, the toolbar appears ok
• When adding a new forum or topic in bbpress, the toolbar appears ok

If I deactivate bbPress, I can edit existing pages/posts with the editor working correctly.

Environment.

This is a brand-new wordpress 3.4.2 installation
bbpress 2.1.2 just installed.

No other plugins or themes are yet installed.

Thanks for your help.
Ian

[Stephen Edgar]

Are you using custom templates (copied bbPress templates to your WordPress theme folder) or have you just tweaked the bbpress.css to match your theme?

Also what version of bbPress are you using?

[johnjack]

Evening All
The bbpress plugin for wordpress is amazing! Big thanks to the guys who put it together.
I have a small issue that I am sure is more a newbie thing rather than anything big.
My forums are showing as post on my blog site rather than using the ‘page template’. I can use the shortcode to make certain section initialy show on a page however when ever you click on a topic it takes you back to a post template (with all the post written by, tags etc etc).
Is there anyway to make the plugin use a page template rather than a post?
I am using the Arras Theme at the moment (which could be part of the problem)
Any help would be fab

Thanks

JohnJack

[Anointed]

From what you have described you would be better off using a support ticket system instead of a forum. There are a number of really good ticket systems available for WordPress and they do pretty much exactly what you are asking for. Better to do that, than to try and shoehorn bbPress into doing something it was never designed to do.

[John James Jacoby]

Anything is possible.

You’ll want to research WordPress login plugins, if you want more control over the login page than what bbPress provides. You can use the login form shortcode, but that won’t prevent people from navigating to wp-login.php directly.

[Anointed]

There is not currently a shortcode capable of doing this.

HOWEVER!!
There is a way of accomplishing this and so much more with a plugin.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/network-latest-posts/

If you have ever had to deal with multisite and switch_to_blog() before, then this plugin is going to blow your mind away. Hands down my #1 rated plugin of the year 🙂

[Keith Kelly]

I was thinking the shortcode could include the site id. Something like this:

[bbp-single-forum siteid=2 id=32]

I am not sure if that is possible.

[Keith Kelly]

I was experiencing the same issue. I found a plugin that seemed to correct the problem.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multisite-user-management/

Once I installed this and assigned the roles across all of my sites everything works fine.

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• This reply was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by Keith Kelly.

[glimmerguy]

I have the same issue. The sidebar is cutting off all the RH text of people’s forum posts plus hiding the all-important Submit button. What were once very robust forums in Drupal are now dead in the water in WordPress due to this issue.

I want all the forum pages and posts to be full-width, like the main forums page where I placed the short code. I’m willing to pay someone to help resolve this, since I don’t know how to do coding or create child themes, and can’t use the Genesis plugin since I’m not using a Genesis framework. Any links anyone can point to for help? Thanks. (By the way I now see that this very forum suffers a bit from the same issue—the message box is cut off on the right and the green Submit button is partially cut off—but at least people can see it.)

[Stephen Edgar]

Nice work, thanks for sharing it.

[kristinachilds]

I’ve installed this plugin and the admin side works perfectly. I am able to create forums, topics, replies, etc, however it doesn’t not show up on the actual site. At all. Even when I click the “preview forum” or “view forum” buttons, the browser tells me that link doesn’t exist. It’s a 404 error.

I’ve checked all the settings and they are all public and seem to be correct… Though as an admin I should be able to see them all anyway.

I’m on WordPress 3.4.2 with bbPress 2.1.2

[Rahul Bansal]

@John

First I want to thank you for bbPress as I use it a lot. 🙂

I had same question like OC2PS from long time and after reading your answers, I still feel an urge to take this discussion ahead. IMHO what OC2PS suggested is intuitive.

With references to your answers:

> Taxonomies don’t have metadata, to allow for topic & replies counts or latest content

(Not one of best suggestion) Taxonomy-meta can be stored in an extra mysql-table. I wish like many other this to be part of WordPress core though (ref)

Once we accept overhead of extra DB table, other things seems easy.

> Comments don’t allow for attachments without some major work

Comments already have commentmeta. May be we can use it to store array of attachment_id.

Off-topic – By the way I did not find attachments support in bbPress out of the box? I am using a bbPress plugin for that. Am I missing something here?

> The API for custom post types is farther along…

Agree. 🙂

Post-revision is an example which I guess used internally to track edits to replies.

==

While the outcome bbPress is good in reality, it just feels off-beat to have 3 custom-posts.

IMHO, going with 1 custom-post+commets+custom-taxonomy way might have made themeing part easier…

[Keith Kelly]

Is there any shortcode that would allow me to display a forum from one of my other sites on a multisite installation?

I was hoping to display the latest topics of a forum from site “X” on site “Y” because they share interests. I am hoping to do that with shortcode and not a theme change because I am using the same theme across all of my sites.

[sourpatch]

Do I make the bbpress.php and put it in the wordpress theme folder or the bbpress theme folder? Can there be two bbpress.php files will one override the other?

sorry I should use the edit, didn’t realize, I’m not sure if this was wrong way to use the forum

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• This reply was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by sourpatch.

[hatoncat]

Unfortunately, I have spent weeks trying to figure out this issue myself.

The problem is bbPress, WordPress, and WordPress multisite don’t communicate well with registration. bbPress 2 appears to call wp-signup inline in the page.

This would be typically be a good thing, unfortunately, WordPress multisite’s registration is the problem. It was based around WordPress.com not the typical site/network owner’s needs.

My fix, which admittedly, I’m still implementing myself, was to create a custom wp-signup.php, do a 301 redirect to the WordPress wp-signup, and drop the wp-signup in a custom theme folder, which itself is designed to just serve the signup form.

It’s still far from perfect. When someone is finished signing up, I basically have to present them with a menu that says “you’re signed up, here’s a list of our sites, please click back to the one you originally came from.” There is no breadcrumb support in Multisite to return a user, after registration, to the multisite site that they originated from, it always by default drops them to the default site.

In the end, a custom theme at least lets me control the process, and a custom wp-signup lets me present users with a menu of my sites to chose from, in the hopes they will be able to spring back to the site they came from, and then be registered.

Can’t fault bbPress for this one, the only way I could see bbPress fix this, would be to completely replicate and track the wp-signup flow in-plugin. I think that would be a great idea, but would take tons of effort. The benefit, of course, would be fine-grained control, and remove the need to do the dozens of hours of effort I’ve had to do (and can’t easily post/replicate for others… not to mention constantly having to patch multiple files during each WordPress update).

[Anonymous User 154007]

FYI, I’ve just created a Python script to convert all bbPress content to plain WordPress object.

The use case for this script is detailed in this article.

[Stephen Edgar]

I’m not seeing this though I am running /trunk v2.2beta which has had a bit of an overhaul regarding the way ‘edit’ templates work. See https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1968