If you disable ALL your other WordPress plugins then activate bbPress do you still the 500 error?
Dear Netweb and all other helpful folks,
I looked in my Child theme’s folder and I have three files in there.
- footer.php
- sidebar.php
- style.css
When I temporarily renamed my Child’s sidebar.php to sidebar.phpTEMPCHANGE, I was able to see the bbpress sidebar.
I remember now why I created a Child sidebar.php file, and it is because I did not want any sidebar to show up when a website visitor uses the search feature. See https://wordpress.org/support/topic/archives-and-meta-widgets-show-up-on-search-results-pages for my post and people’s suggestions.
My child’s sidebar.php contains this:
<!-- https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/1383cda0f1903ca0 'monthly' ) ); ?> --> <!-- #secondary .widget-area -->
What can I do to both:
A. Keep the “Login” and “Meta” from showing up in the nonforum pages
AND
B. Make the bbpress sidebar appear?
Thank you!enter code here
Hello,
I’ve spent the last 2 hours reading through all the documentation I can find on this error but have not found any resolution.
PROBLEM
> After installing bbPress from the WordPress plugins menu, I get a 500> Internal Server Error for mysite.com/wp-admin/
If I rename the bbPress folder to bbpress-bak in wp-content/plugins then the error goes away, but I can’t activate bbPress with the folder name changed.
Permissions for bbPress are set to 755 and all php files are at 644. I tried deleting the .htaccess file but it didn’t do anything.
I’d love to use bbPress with my WordPress install, but can’t get it working because of this error.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!-Nick
I’m trying to get bbpress to let me use a regular page on my site for the main forums page which I want to populate using the bbpress shortcodes. This is not hard to do, but the issue I’m stuck on is that once you go into the forums the breadcrumbs will only link back to the page with the “Forums” (or whatever you change it to in the settings)slug, and that page works like an archive page and wont let me write anything on it or use shortcodes etc.
I’ve wasted many hours already trying to figure this out, any help would be so much appreciated.
Thanks!
using latest updates of wordpress and bbpress
@capsx Those are phpBB ‘magic_url’ and phpBB by default will truncate/shorten all URL’s to 55 characters. It does this so there are not extremely long URL’s in posts. eg. This URL is 63 characters in length, phpBB will leave the ‘href’ in tact but shorten the displayed URL to 55 characters.
<a href="http://www.example.com/directory/directory/directory/directory/">http://www.example.com/directory/directo ... directory/</a>
phpBB SQL DB stores this in the posts table with the following code
<!-- m --><a href="http://www.example.com/directory/directory/directory/directory/">http://www.example.com/directory/directo ... directory/</a><!-- m -->
There is more info on ‘magic_url’ here and here.
Thanks for posting your example code above.You may also want to look at https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1884
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This reply was modified 13 years, 11 months ago by
Stephen Edgar. Reason: code formatting
Using WordPress 3.4.1 and bbPress 2.1.2.
Ever since I began using bbPress, about two years ago, one thing has driven me up the wall– the forums root, or forums index, or forums archive– whatever you want to call it. It’s the page that you land on when you go to the forums, the page that you get to when you click the root page “Forums” in the breadcrumbs, the same “Forums” link after “Home” in the breadcrumbs. No other forums system except bbPress uses a slimmed-down, so-bland-it’s-not-worth-looking-at template for the root of their forums like the Forums Index.
I tried several ways to make the root page of the forums look like a Single Forum page, in all its not-slimmed-down glory:
- Rename the Forums Base on the settings page to “forums-index” and use a WordPress page with “[bbp-single-forum id=####]” in it for the landing page of my forums. This, however, still keeps the breadcrumbs link, “forums”, linking to the Forums Index. Since I can’t figure out how to change that link, this method doesn’t work.
- Edit content-archive-forum.php so that it displays the content of my WordPress page with “[bbp-single-forum id=####]” in it, and nothing else but the site header and footer and whatnot. Having a custom Forum Index page like this would be ideal, but for some reason it glitches out, displaying like the normal Forums Index, but with the entire forums index, including all categories, under a single category header. For every new single-forum shortcode you add to show another forum, it just repeats what the first shortcode did, too.
- I could rename the forums base to “forums-index” like said before, and redirect “forums-index” to my WordPress page, but it’s a little ridiculous that I would have to rely on something as sloppy as a redirect hack…
Somebody please help me figure out what I can do. Every other forums out there shows their forums index in what bbPress calls “single forum” view. I just want to do that with bbPress too.
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This topic was modified 13 years, 11 months ago by
MTPrower.
I don’t understand. Do you mean here at bbPress.org? If not, and you mean the bbPress software, it’s using whatever WordPress core uses.
when I install in wordpress bbpress with BuddyPress I get this errorFatal error: Allowed memory size of 50331648 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in on line 1056
Here it is here for me http://imgur.com/a/mW7LM#3
WordPress 3.4.1 – bbPress 2.1.2 – bbPress WP Tweaks 1.2
Do you have any other plugins enabled or custom funtcions for your theme that could be conflicting?
Give this plugin a try if you only want to do some CSS tweaks.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-custom-css-file/
If you do want to go down the custom templates route https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
You can stop bumping this. I don’t know what “proper attention” means to you, but I can’t look at it any more than I already am. If it’s critical to you and your site, dive into the code and start fixing things.
HiMy WP theme format is broken after updating to latest version of bbPress plugin.Can anyone help me fix it please?WP site:http://richard-dickinson.com/Most grateful for helpful replies(see also this post:http://wordpress.org/support/topic/fatal-error-462?replies=15 )Thanks
@DevArthran There has since been another update and unless you downloaded the version you are using from the ‘SVN Trunk’ you wont have the latest patches.
You can download an updated version of bbp-user-functions.php (4141) which has worked for a few others it will be in the next update of bbPress.
It would also be great to get some feedback on the vBulletin import as we have had very little feedback thus far from anyone migrating from vBulletin to bbPress.
Ok, so im not much into reworking css and all that.but i have this wordpress site, and added BBPress to it.the plugin works pretty well, except for the Colors.as i have white writing on the page, and BBPress makes a white background, no matter what i change in my normal theme.
so i thought i would add a template to use instead… but cant get this to work.Added the template files to wp->plugins->bbpress->my-templates
so could anyone give a noob freindly guide on have to make it work?
Thanks, It is now being investigated and if confirmed will try to get the patch in for the next release.
Bumping for proper attention
hi,it is a ‘work around’ sure,
but ideally, it would be great to have it built in, and if the reply ‘opened’ reply window below the post, and the answer went straight under this post – like threaded comments do in wordpress
It’s been 24 hours, so I’m gonna bump. From what I know about past experience, I’m allowed to do that.
Maybe I haven’t been clear about my question– I’m looking for the best way to edit theme files and keep my changes after an update. Should be common knowledge, but the new documentation layout is confusing. I can’t find anything on theme compatibility or WordPress themes taking over bbPress template files…
Have a look at this plugin https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-wp-tweaks/
It will give you a different sidebar whenever someone is on a forums page and you can populate it with whatever widgets you need.
What error messages are you getting specifically? I could not find the ‘WordPress Database Backup’ plugin you are using
I just installed and activated these three and I do not see any conflicts?
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-everything/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/the-events-calendar/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/redirection/
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This reply was modified 13 years, 11 months ago by
Stephen Edgar.
P.S. I am using the 99.99%-unmodified Twenty Eleven theme.
(The one modification is removing the “Proudly Powered by WordPress” in the footer.php)
Wordpress version: 3.4.1bbPress version: 2.1.2
How can our forum visitors register and log in to our forum?
I’ve just installed bbPress on my WordPress-powered website. I opened up an incognito window in Chrome to simulate a visitor to our site. I went to http://ourwebsite.com/forums/. I don’t see any place where people can register a new forum account or log in.
I clicked on the one forum we created called “General” (http://ourwebsite.com/forums/forum/general/), and I still do not see any place where someone can register or log in.
Must I install some plugin or extension?
Please help.
No body here is giving out complete details how to integrate forum into my wordpress blogs Nigeria University news
I’ve spent days on this too, and although this topic didn’t help. it’s one i came across in my search, so thought i’d update with what worked for me.
I think it’s now quite simple, but very unintuitive. Hopefully my explanation works for you guys too.
IT’S NOT IN THE BBPRESS.CSS file! Arghhhhhhh
Firstly, I started using chrome instead of iexplore/firefox. Using this I navigated to the topic/reply box that wasn’t letting me see the text, right click, and select inspect element. The box at the bottom, and to the right, can then help you identify where it’s picking up styles from. You should see a section at the bottom saying matched styles, in my case ‘content.css’
If you hover over the style name (content.css for me) it should show you the location file and the section of code you need to change
The file I needed to amend was http://www.your_website_here.co.uk/wordpress/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/advanced/skins/wp_theme/content.css
And I just changed the section below, where color: #fff was previously different
body { font-family: Georgia, “Times New Roman”, “Bitstream Charter”, Times, serif; font-size: 13px; line-height: 19px; color: #fff; margin: 10px; min-height: 100%;}
I really hope this method helps others, as it’s been getting right on my nerves