[Bluealek]

I’m a bit disappointed not to be able to find a simple private messaging solution for bbPress 2 that existed through a plugin in 1.1. I don’t want to go through all the trouble of installing BuddyPress and making all the necessary theme customizations, and I don’t want to use some WordPress plugin that would require users to go to a separate page and select who they want to message from a dropdown list. I need just a simple PM link in the forum interface. Is it so complicated to add the option?

[Jared Atchison]

Currently there is no plugin that handles this (at the moment) for bbPress 2.x.

Anyone can write a plugin and contribute it to the WordPress.org plugin repo.

[wout_m]

I am also looking for this, because my users are complaining this is missing, since I converted my forum from the BBPress standalone version to the BBP2.0 WordPress plugin. Has any anybody an idea how to fix it?

[charliedrake]

class foomanchu {

function __construct() {

add_action( ‘bb_hook’, array( $this, ‘callback_function’ ) );

}

function callback_function() {

$result = ‘foomanchu’;

return $result;

}

}

The bbPress Docs state that bbPress uses the exact same Plugin API as WordPress, yet the above would work in WordPress, but silently fail in bbPress.

any light in this would be much appreciated.

[Martin]

Brilliant!

The https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-bbpress/ works a treat.

Though apparently it does need to be updated for bbPress 2.1 so people should be aware of this.

For me, it works just how I’d have thought it should work as a total WordPress Search package. What’s the point of a site wide forum if people can’t search all content?

[wout_m]

I found this plugin for wordpress.

http://adambrown.info/b/widgets/2008/02/20/new-plugin-kb-new-posts/

It places a cookie and then marks all post since the last visit with “new”. It seems to be a simple plugin and I think it must be posible to make it work for BBpress2.0 posts.

Can someone give me a clue?

[whereiswill]

Might of been answered before but I cant seem to find it on the boards. I apologize if this is common, I might of not used the best wording.

I installed bbPress on a test wordpress running 3.2.1 (or most current). Installed just fine and I proceeded to test it from a users perspective. I added a login and register links and pages, work just fine. However when I login or register, the function will login or create a user but the new URL causes a 404.

I’m using XAMPP on my personal machine and the directory of my wordpress install is

localhost/wep/wordpress

That works just fine as it should. However the URL that returns on successful login or registration displays as :

localhost/wep/wordpress/wep/wordpress/login/

which obviously throws a 404 as it’s non existant.

I had a phpbb install in the wordpress folder before I installed bbPress and believe I might of changed the folder path on install. I tried deleting bbPress to reinstall but it just gives me an activate/deactivate/delete option.

I’m assuming there’s somewhere in the plugin I can change that root folder pathing or whatever configuration is causing this error but I’m unsure of what and where.

Any help is appreciated.

[Jared Atchison]

Search excludes topics/replies/forums by default – mainly because most people who install bbPress don’t have their search results styled/configured to handle the results correctly.

There are a few plugins out there that should get you started, however

I’d check out

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search-bbpress/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-search-widget/

[Martin]

Hey Guys,

Looking for why this is…..

I wonder why bbPress Topics / Replies don’t show up in a normal site search using the WordPress Search function?

I’d have thought (probably wrongly) that since bbPress uses Custom Post Types that it’s content would be a part of core Search.

Any isn’t this the case?

[John James Jacoby]

What version of WordPress are you using? I suspect something in your theme is attempting to access a $post variable that’s been unset as part of bbPress attempting to work its magic.

You can tell that it’s using the page template, since you have some hard-coded author information in there. It’s probably something in your theme that’s trying to access something that no longer exists.

[Jared Atchison]

Contact your web host and see if they use “qmail” to handle the email on their servers.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-bbpress-new-topic-notifications-new-topic-notifications-not-being-sent

[peter avey]

Thanks, so i can copy and past style.css into my wordpress theme css file?

Regards,

Pete.

[kikac_nngk]

wp-content –> plugins –> bbpress –> bb-themes –> bb-twenty-ten –> style.css

But i think you need a child theme, if you want to modify it.

Otherwise with your next bbpress upgrade, your components in the file will be replaced or removed

[cdnbofh]

using the short code [bbp-forum-index] on a page in wordpress and for some reason it show 3 of our 4 forums and duplicates one of them. We have 4 forums (For Sale, For Rent, Rules, General) and when you load the page that has the short code [bbp-forum-index] you see (For Sale, For Rent, Rules, For Sale). I have tried deleting all forums and recreating and still get the same error. However, if you go to the system created page http://sitte.name/Forums you see the correct listing. I would use that as the forum start except I do not know where I can edit that page and its Page Name always shows the last forum created instead of ‘members forum’. Anyone seen this before? I have tried searching the forums for this condition but have not had any luck. Thanks in Advance

[peter avey]

I can’t seem to find the BBpress css file either

Regards,

Peter AVey

[peter avey]

Hi Guys,

This is the first time I’ve used BBPress. I’m looking at using the original twenty ten theme http://cl.ly/1Q1Z3q1i3T091N272u0K on my custom wordpress theme http://cl.ly/1F3f382h3v1X0k0N1s2n

Does anyone have any ideas?

Regards,

Peter Avey

[DELETE ME]

And I used this advice of yours …. nothing happened

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-custom-css-file/

My friend’s website is

http://www.theReviveChallenge.com

I have created a username and password for you to see the forum

username jared

password test123

[zofar143x]

This: http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/40506/buddypress-register-php-user-redirect

Buddypress questions should be asked here though: https://www.buddypress.org/support

[robinofree]

I have two sites on my wordpress network, http://www.pigsfeetproductions.com and http://www.crashedgamers.com. These two sites share the same database, but are hosted on two different servers. I want their forums to be integrated (ie when I post on pigsfeetproductions’s forums, it will automatically appear on the crashedgamers one and I want the users to be the same too if you wouldn’t mind helping me there too). Can anyone help me set this up? I have a decent understanding of the basics of bbpress, wordpress, and mySQL databases, but I just can’t figure out how to get this to work the way I want it to. All help is great appreciated.

Thanks

Rob

[myairdrop]

I have been trying to configure the forums and topics for a newly installed instance of wordpress/bbforums (2.02). they worked for a while, and I have been futzing around in the dashboard changing themes and layout etc and now, while all the forums and topics are still showing on the respective admin-page (for preview | edit | trash etc) , when clicked on to look at, I get this:

==================================

The requested URL /forums/topic/oxford-instruments/ was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request

===================================

— The admin panes still thinks they are there. And via Admin panel I can go create new forums and topics. and they will show up on my forums list-widget ont he home page but still result in that same 404. Any help?

[wout_m]

Last week I finished the conversion of my Forum from bbpress1.02 to the WordPress BBpress2.0 plugin. The forum is quite big (about 3.000 users, 9.000 topics and 130.000 posts), so I was very happy evering went fine. But now my users are complaining because some functions they had before, now are missing.

Most requests I get are about unread posts:

I would like to mark the uread post for each user, like the “Show Unread Posts” plugin for BBpress 1.02. As far as I know there is no BBpress2.0 plugin.

Does anybody know if there are plans to make such a plugin. Or how to fix this in another way?

[wout_m]

Do you have active the bbpress anti spam plugin?

I found out that, in my case, the problem was caused by that plugin and

I have solved it by turning off the bbpress anti spam plugin (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-antispam/)

[Havardo]

I have spent hours looking through new and older posts on related topic and tried different approaches, including using the “Members” and “User Role Editor” plugins. This is related to the WordPress bbPress plugin.

I understand that changing the forum visibility forth and back is risky, so I have avoided that. I have only a limited amount of other plugins installed.

I am not going to list all the issues I have had, but instead hope that someone (if any) who has this up and running can reveal the secret.

Here is what I try to acheive:

Some forums should only be available to some users. My plan is to have two users, “Forum Participant” and “Forum Customer”. “Forum Participant” is default, and some users will manually be upgraded to “Forum Customers”. Some forums should only be visible to “Forum Customers”.

Any comments would be highly appreciated.

[Jared Atchison]

Unfortunately I don’t know of a plugin that does that for bbPress 2.x.

I am aware of this one https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cubepoints-buddypress-integration/ however it also requires BuddyPress.

[Jared Atchison]

My apologizes – I gave you the wrong link (the the non-plugin version of bbPress).

Here is the correct one:

https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/branches/plugin