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  • #42088
    george123
    Member

    I’m uploading a new bbpress theme to:

    wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bb-templates

    Now what? I go into my admin panel of the site, and go to themes, and see these errors:

    1. Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.

    2. Broken Themes

    The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template.

    bbPress (Twenty Ten)

    The parent theme is missing. Please install the “twentyten” parent theme.

    Where do I go to activate the new theme? Am I putting it in the right place?

    Site is running the latest wordpress and the latest bbpress plugin.

    Please help.

    Thanks and god bless.

    #42070
    morgan-wick
    Member

    By default, the URL for a forum is:

    http://www.mysite.com/forums/forum/forum-name/

    I would like it to be:

    http://www.mysite.com/forums/forum-name/

    However, if I simply blank the forum slug in Settings > Forums, I get:

    http://www.mysite.com/forums//forum-name/

    The second slash gets stripped out, and I get a Not Found page.

    The closest I’ve been able to find to a solution is to uncheck the “Prefix your forum area with the Forum Base slug” box, to get the opposite effect, but that has a “recommended” next to it so I’m antsy about unchecking it.

    Is the behavior I want possible in bbPress?

    Ph0eniX2018
    Member

    I found a workaround for displaying a Twitter Tweet Me button inside individual topics on bbPress 2.0 and using WP 3.x.

    Open up: wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bb_user_template.php

    Under // Default arguments on line 451 after: ‘after’ => ‘)<include tweet me js script here>

    The above will display your twitter button directly under the topic posters name/ip address (if enabled). Use line breaks as needed.

    This is likely not the best solution, but given the utter arse-circus of using bbpress plugin, and a bbpress template, and since support is very limited for bbpress, this might work for you as well.

    See it in action here: http://alienlikeproductions.com/forums/topic/welcome-to-the-end-of-our-age/

    #42025
    RVH
    Member

    I’m new to bbpress and I did it quite successfully in my first WP site last week. Now, I’m trying to set up a simple site for my wife using TwentyTen and bbpress is the only plugin.

    When I go to create a new Forum page and I click on the Templates dropdown, only two choices exist Default and One Column.

    Thanks,

    Bob

    #111569

    Also, users are able to edit the admin’s profile.

    I upgraded to 3690 and then back down to 2.02 with no results.

    I defaulted the WordPress theme to twenty_ten no results.

    Installed capability manager and verified that users were able to view forum information.

    #42003

    I’m having a problem where Admin is able to see their user information and all forum data but all other accounts are directed to a blank page.

    This is the “local” address users get sent to http://pcocs/forums/users/skingsford/

    This is where admins are directed. http://pcocs/forums/users/admin/

    They have “gform_full_access”

    I’m using the latest version of wordpress(3.3.1) and bbpress (2.02). I nuked everything related to bbpress including the db entries. reinstalled, and the same issue is occurring.

    Disabled all plugins, and re-activated the plugin. Still unable to access user profile as another user. Able to access profile in dashboard.

    Rebuilt the permalinks.

    No themes, no plugins, just default data.

    Any thoughts on what would cause this to occur?

    #111550
    LabSecrets
    Participant

    You can always override the default twentyten bbPress (core) theme using CSS, for most elements or their attributes.

    However, to override the default markup, it would most likely require you to use an action or filter in your wp theme (or child theme) functions.php, or to modify the core plugin theme files (being aware of the fact that you would then have to protect these in the event of any plugin update). See this for a list of some 110 action hooks: https://gist.github.com/1372637

    You could use body.bbPress xxxx {element:attribute;} in your css to help you restrict your css mods to only bbPress pages. I believe you can also use many bbPress specific conditional tags as well. See: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-conditional-tags

    mga2
    Member

    im using a multisite installation of wordpress… by super admin, the network administrator was meant

    today made a fresh install of wordpress 3.2.1 and bbpress 2.0.2, all default settings…

    i created only a forum with one topic… the userprofile(and edit) does not work…

    on non multisite wordpress everything worked as expected…..

    what information should i provide to help investigation?

    #41988
    ben_allison
    Member

    So I’m running bbPress 2.0 alongside Buddypress 1.5. I’m using a child theme, based on Buddypress’s default theme… but I want to tweak some bbPress pages.

    Let’s say, for example, the main forum view.

    Right now, it’s based off page.php in my child theme, and is taking the title of the last forum, and using that in the the_title() tag I have for the page title.

    On other “pages” I this makes sense; it’s getting the title while in the loop.

    For the bbPress forum page, it’s wonky.

    So, I want to make a main forum-view specific template file… but I’m unsure as to the best approach when I’m running a child theme for Buddypress.

    FWIW, all forum’s are being handled by bbPress and it’s default template files.

    Thanks!

    bingles
    Member

    I have installed the bbpress plugin into my WordPress site (my site uses a child theme of twenty-ten). I created a couple of forums leaving the defaults for showing “forums” as my base forums slug. Navigating to http://mysite/forums was showing my list of forums as I expected. I made some changes but then reverted them and now the base page is empty. I can still get to my individual forums, but I can’t seem to get the listing to show back up on my base forums page.

    Things that I changed

    * temporarily disabled base slug but then re-enabled it

    * temporarily switched to the twenty-eleven theme but then switched back to my twenty-ten theme

    #41981
    Prometheus Fire
    Participant

    I’ve got a couple of posts that received a few edits and the displayed log in the posts looks pretty bad. I’ve looked through the database, but can’t find where the edit log is kept (I intend just to delete the extras that don’t have any value)

    Also, the checkbox for “Keep a log of this edit” is marked by default. Is there a way to have it unchecked by default? The default setting is part of the problem why my edit logs look so bad.

    #111420
    LabSecrets
    Participant

    Sounds like what you want to do is use shortcodes, after installing the default bbPress plugin (or installing BuddyPress version).

    You’ll still want (need) a little styling of the default twentyten template style to help it match your current theme, but otherwise the bbPress forums can be added to a page with just the shortcodes features you wish to display:

    See shortcodes here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes

    We’ve done a little tutorial video that shows how this might work with your theme (forward to the “hybrid” option in the video, about mid-way)

    http://labsecrets.com/2012/01/23/buddypress-and-bbpress-forums-made-easy/

    Cheers!

    Spence

    http://labsecrets.com

    #111459
    Nirzol1
    Member

    Ok thx a lot for this informations. I understand and I ‘m ok with what you say :)

    I try a lot of thing, first I created a forum.php who overwrite the template and with that I can remove sidebar or make a specific sidebar.

    I remove the sidebar for a full width page, and make 2 div with float properties to have on the left [bbp-forum-index]] and on the right bbp-topic-index

    But it was not exactly what I want because when I click on a forum this positionning disapear.

    So I do more simply, just a custom page like you said me before with default template of my theme (content + sidebar)

    And put bbpress widget in the sidebar and for moment it’s a quite good.

    I use widget logic, but !!!!! I nearly killed me !!!!!… LOL to find the good conditional . I find this good post –> https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-conditional-tags .

    Maybe a bug ? or something I do wrong but !bbp_is_forum() not work. I use :

    !(is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ ) || is_singular( array( ‘forum’, ‘topic’, ‘reply’ ) ))

    It will be best if “last Topic widget” have more “design” like the column ‘topic’ when I use bbp-topic-index with the poster name and the category

    The same for “forum list widget”, it’s just .. a list :p with no indentation and with the “any” option, it’s difficult to understand all. Perhaps a pagetree ? or something else.

    I begin to use bbpress hope it wil be best ^^. Thx

    PS: excuse me for bad english , I ‘m french

    #111458
    Anointed
    Participant

    For sidebars you need to look into using either widget logic plugins, or simply creating your own child theme and inserting a bbPress sidebar instead of the default one. Not to hard to do, but way more involved than I care to try and answer in a post.

    There are a number of classes in the code for the posts such as sticky, super-sticky, etc, but there are currently no classes or functions for determining if the user has read a topic or not.

    Believe it or not, that type of functionality is very intensive. Imagine a board with 50k members and millions of posts. Trying to keep track of exactly what posts each user has seen and has not seen really fills the db up very fast.

    Now this is possible of course with plugin territory so it is possible as most forums do this. I can say though, I personally at least am glad it is not in the core as I do NOT want that kind of overhead for my rather large forums. Also considering I have friends whose forums are 10x my size, I can only imagine the nightmare.

    #108084

    Are translations included by default in bbPress 2.1? Would be nice.

    #111452
    cruthas
    Member

    I should also add that I have deactivated all my plugins and switched to the default wordpress theme, still no luck.

    #41839
    #110853
    Anointed
    Participant

    I would start by deactivating all other plugins and also activate the default twentyeleven theme, then choosing one of the default url settings, click save. Then go to settings -> forums, and click save.

    It sounds like maybe another plugin or a theme setting is interfering.

    If it fixes the problem, then activate one plugin at a time to find the problem one..

    My best guess…

    #100729

    In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – FAQ

    mei-an
    Member
    #105829

    In reply to: bbPress 2.0 – FAQ

    mei-an
    Member
    DiannaM668
    Member

    Hey you guys, been away for a bit and was excited to see the phpBB conversion being added to the list of converters. Thank you so much Alex and congratulations on the marriage!

    I have a problem that I haven’t seen anyone mention yet so I’m wondering what I’m doing wrong. I’m trying to run my conversion and I’m getting the “exceeded 75000 questions” and so I was going to have to keep trying to run it every hour to finally get it all converted.

    HOWEVER, I keep getting an odd end result after I get the screen with the error messages that it will then take me to my login page but it’s the 5 minutes wordpress installation option and it asks me for my login info and then it says page not found.

    My forum is at http://www.mywebsite/forum

    My wordpress site is at http://www.mywebsite/blog

    After converstion it will send me to http://www.mywebsite/blog/wp-admin/install.php

    If I put in my old info to the wordpress login it will kick out another list of the conversion errors.

    I’m not sure if I’m having root directory problems or something going on with the conversion. I’ll keep looking but does anyone know immediately off hand what I’ve got going wrong or what it could be?

    It’s weird.

    ETA: I just found that the conversion has changed my wp-config file settings for the database name, dbase username and password. It looks like it puts in some generic settings that you guys have. Here’s what my config says…

    /** The name of the database for WordPress */

    define(‘DB_NAME’, ‘wrd_kk3k2nhle4’);

    /** MySQL database username */

    define(‘DB_USER’, ‘tsupport’);

    /** MySQL database password */

    define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ‘123456’);

    Should I try to find a certain converter file and change this default setting within that file? The converter must not have taken my settings that I put into the form provided to do the conversion.

    #108956
    rpetersn
    Member

    jloosli,

    I just spent the bulk of my morning trying to figure this out and finally came up with a solution that involves creating a child theme to my current theme (not necessarily a requirement to do it this way, but I wanted to keep the BBPress files organized and separate from the rest of my theme).

    In the child theme I copied over all of the BBPress template files the ship with the plugin and then updated my site to run from the Child Theme. This allows the appropriate template files to be picked up and the forum snapped back to life.

    You could also just copy in the necessary template files to the root of your theme, a bit messier, but that’d work as well. Anyway….I’m finally getting back to work on the thing (cleaning up all of the default templates) now after a 4-5 hour detour.

    Oh…and you’ll need to enable theme support for ‘bbpress’ too in your functions file if you go my route (either child theme or using your ‘main’ theme):

    // Add bbPress theme support

    add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ );

    Wish I knew why it worked before and suddenly stopped, that still has me stumped…but at least I understand the structure of how this all goes together now:

    BTW, if you haven’t already seen it, this helped a ton:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-theme-compatibility

    Hope you get further down the road too!

    #109966
    Crisium
    Member

    @John

    I’ve looked into the suffusion them and can see the forums are being rendered at page.php

    The suffusion code seems to handle the $post nicely by putting resetting it into it’s original state.

    here is the page.php from suffusion:

    <?php

    /**

    * Default template for a page

    *

    * @package Suffusion

    * @subpackage Templates

    */

    get_header();

    ?>

    <div id=”main-col”>

    <?php

    suffusion_page_navigation();

    suffusion_before_begin_content();

    ?>

    <div id=”content”>

    <?php

    global $post;

    if (have_posts()) {

    while (have_posts()) {

    the_post();

    $original_post = $post;

    ?>

    <div <?php post_class(‘fix’); ?> id=”post-<?php the_ID(); ?>”>

    <?php suffusion_after_begin_post(); ?>

    <div class=”entry-container fix”>

    <div class=”entry fix”>

    <?php suffusion_content(); ?>

    </div><!–/entry –>

    <?php

    // Due to the inclusion of Ad Hoc Widgets the global variable $post might have got changed. We will reset it to the original value.

    $post = $original_post;

    suffusion_after_content();

    ?>

    </div><!– .entry-container –>

    <?php

    suffusion_before_end_post();

    comments_template();

    ?>

    </div><!–/post –>

    <?php

    }

    }

    ?>

    </div></div>

    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    any suggestions what I should looke at?

    regards,

    Peter

    #111287

    You can use Members plugin or User Role Editor plugins or use both. (I find easy to use both when creating or managing role)

    Let say you will have membership system as follows: (no need to be moderator or administrator here and no forum private setting needed here)

    Public Forums Area

    -> Guest Member (public)

    -> Participant Member (default member)

    -> No custom setting but make sure each forums is not hidden or private.

    -> Make sure this Participant Member role able to

    -> publish_replies

    -> publish_topics

    -> edit_topics

    -> edit_replies

    -> assign_topic_tags

    -> read

    Special Forums Area

    -> Participant Member can read here

    -> Special Member, you need to upgrade from Participant member

    -> No custom setting but make sure each forums is not hidden or private.

    -> Make sure this Special Member role able to

    -> publish_replies

    -> publish_topics

    -> edit_topics

    -> edit_replies

    -> assign_topic_tags

    -> read

    Restricted Forums Area

    -> VIP Member

    -> Custom setting, make sure each forums hidden.

    -> Make sure this Special Member role able to

    -> publish_replies

    -> publish_topics

    -> edit_topics

    -> edit_replies

    -> assign_topic_tags

    -> read

    -> read_hidden_forums

    And the most important to make sure you edit all forums and topics based on above setting, just edit it and you have Members plugin setting.

    Try activate members plugins and tick ‘Enable the role manager’ and ‘Enable the content permissions feature’ and when you edit a forum or topic a Members setting appears. Use it to restrict roles.

    #111257

    I believe only digging into database that can solve your problem. By accessing database your can find your email (located at *_users) as it default wp users table.

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