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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?
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!
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
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.
Hi everybody,
I just converted my phpbb3 forum to bbPress with these details:
topics: 1.290
posts: 25.800
members: 7.960
Now the really annoying part comes up. Anaylzing the source code with firebug I discovered the reason for the slow performance: There are too much queries executed! I disabled all plugins and removed all widgets (using bp-default together with bbpress / buddyPress). Still the amount of queries executed rises from 60 to 222 executions (forum view / topic index / reply) taking up to 3 seconds to execute.
I just went over to testbp.org/discussion and annalyzed the code seeing:
<i><!– Generated in 1.506 seconds. (184 q) –></i>
So looks like a normal behaviour. Tried also w3totalcache and that works fine for logged-out users but once I enable w3totalcache for logged-in users then I get strange outputs.
Does anyone have experience with a forum in the size stated above? It looks like I need to get a fully cached bbpress working to consider switching to bbpress but after spending days of work to convert and design the new website I am afraid that I will get stuck now.
If someone here has experience then please give me a shout! I really would like to use the wp / bbpress / buddypress combo but the slow performance won’t let me use it for now.
Hi there,
I want to add a forum to a existing (non wordpress site), so I want to have http://www.example.com/forum/ which would default to the forum ‘homepage’ (or better still to an actual forum as there would only be one forum as it were).
However when I install it as a plugin, I don’t seem to see how I can get this to work? as it appears that the base ‘/’ is the wordpress site (which I do not want to exist) then you specify a ‘forums base’ so say /forum/… but that would leave at the bear minimum /forum/forum/forum-name/… if that makes sense? assuming I need to have the wordpress running on the /forum/ dir (and cannot disable it(
I’m possibly making a easy problem seem complicated but have no idea of a good solution?
Any ideas appreciated
ZB
