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Hi,
This seems very simple to do but I couldn’t get it working. I want the default bbpress theme but wrapped with my theme.I added the CSS file in my theme and I added a forum index shortcode in the main forum page. Right now the forum index renders OK (the forum index is the content, everything is correctly wrapped by my theme, interpreted by page.php I guess).
But as soon I get to a topic page, it’s the single.php or page.php that is used, without any bbpress template file (no breadcrumbs, etc., there is only the post).
I don’t want to customize bbpress, just want the bbpress template to appear in my theme content templates. Any way to do this easily? I would like to avoid customize all pages one by one and keep built it theme integrity…
I added a
bbpresssubdirectory to my theme and got a blank screen. I was using a “silence is golden”index.phpfile in the subdir and removing that fixed it. I guess the subdir acts as a subtheme or something (though it has no style.css file).Interesting thing is I could also fix it by dropping in the files from
plugins/bbpress/templates/default/extrasto my main theme directory, following the instructions here: `http://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/Posting this in case it helps anyone else.
bbpress 2.3.2 and WordPress 3.5.1. Link to site.
Hello,
I have a multi-site set up and a problem with users automatically being added to other blogs (sub-sites) on their network. Upon visiting a sub-site, the user gets assigned a “participant” role. This is then shown in their “My Sites” drop down in their Admin bar.
In the forum “settings”, there is a check box with this next to it:
Automatically assign default role to new, registered users upon visiting the site.
I have toggled this off and on several times, in the hope that it would fix my problem. It doesn’t.
Please help: why is my multi-site installation still adding users (“participants”) to every sub-site they visit?
Thank you.
Sonnyenv
WP 3.5.1 / bbpress 2.3.2 / PHP5.4.14 / IIS 5.1 / WinXP SP3Hello.
My WP site looks working well and I can post a blog entry or a comment.
After creating a topic on dashboard and subscriber tried to submit Reply, an error occuerred.
“HTTP 405 – Resource not allowed”
I googled around and found something about XML-RPC, but from WP3.5 it is already turned on in default.
I also checked my IIS settings and confirmed PHP is mapped to GET/HEAD/POST.Any ideas to solve this?
Tom
Topic: Registration/Login Issues
Hello,
I manage a website (missdots.com) and I’m having issues with my bbpress forum. I’m using wordpress 3.5.1 and bbpress 2.3.1
My issue is that whenever a new user registers to use the forum, they are sent an email with their password as is usual; however, when they go on the site to login, entering the login information does absolutely nothing. The topics and replies still carry the disclaimer “you must be logged in to create a new topic/ reply to this topic”. I’ve tried logging in using the test user I created on both the login page I created and a login widget, both to no avail.
Even when I’m logged in as the admin and can edit pages/posts/etc, it’s still telling me on the website that I must be logged in to use the forums.
I have the forum settings set so that the default user role is “participant” and the general setttings set so the default user role is “contributor”. (Also to keep my forum up and running right now, I have it set so that anyone can post w/o registering, although I’d like to ultimately not use this method)
Does anyone have any clues on how to fix this?
Topic: lost permission for admin
Hi,
I am using DAP on my website. I tried to install bbpress 2.3.1 along-with DAP. As I installed bbpress, it takes me to an error page saying “You don’t have permissions to access this page”. Though I logged in as superadmin. I tried deactivating all my plugins. I checked the htaccess file as well but there is only the default code for permalinks. But nothing is working.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Sachin


