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  • #98254
    Malcolm01
    Member

    Hello,

    fel, I have recently installed fresh new wordpress and bbpress on my web site. I am still running into the problem of posts not being created unless default forum is filled in on the options screen. However, I can’t override this by using a different forum number on the write a post page. Any idea what the hangup is there?

    Thanks

    #103354
    Malcolm01
    Member

    Hello,

    fel, I have recently installed fresh new wordpress and bbpress on my web site. I am still running into the problem of posts not being created unless default forum is filled in on the options screen. However, I can’t override this by using a different forum number on the write a post page. Any idea what the hangup is there?

    Thanks

    #98340

    there are no clues to it. Anyone with the knowledge of html css can replicate it. Regarding the php functions used, check out wha

    t the default theme is doing

    #103440

    there are no clues to it. Anyone with the knowledge of html css can replicate it. Regarding the php functions used, check out wha

    t the default theme is doing

    #94747
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    user settable perhaps?

    default: single reply

    or link to whole topic as a secondary option.

    #98246
    cshively
    Member

    Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…

    #103346
    cshively
    Member

    Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…

    #36473
    cshively
    Member

    Hi, I did an integration between wordpress and bbpress about six months ago. About 2 months ago, I lost the ability to login to my admin screen for bbpress. When I go to my bbpress forum, I’m automatically logged in as the admin and can add/delete posts, edit my profile (it looks like I’m still the keymaster, but I’m not sure), etc. However, I can’t get to my bbpress admin panel. When I click on the “Forum Dashboard” link, it takes me to my wordpress admin panel. When I go to the URL that used to take me to my bbpress admin panel, I get my wordpress blog page (a default page, I believe). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

    #36431
    cyberquill
    Member

    I just installed bbPress and I’m trying to create my own theme to match my WP Blog theme.

    So I created a new Folder under my-templates called “my-theme” and I copied all the files from the kakumei default theme into my-theme, the expectation being that my-theme would now look the same as kakumei (since it contained the same files), and I could go about tweaking those files to my liking. (I’ve used the same process to tweak the WP Default theme on my blog, and now it looks like this, the very look I intend to create for my bbPress Forum).

    Problem is, my-theme does not recognize style.css, so it comes out like this. It simply refuses to apply the styles in my-templates/my-theme/style.css.

    I’m assuming the code line ‘<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”<?php bb_stylesheet_uri(); ?>” type=”text/css” />’ should hook up with style.css in the my-templates/my-theme folder, just as it does in bb-templates/kakumei.

    Why is the stylesheet not being recognized?

    #92985
    thenbrent
    Member

    Hi zaerl,

    Thanks for your reply. The template I’m using, as created by Andrew, does call wp_head(), via get_header(). It also calls wp_footer() via get_footer().

    I could also use a substitute hook, like bb_foot, which I saw in the default templates, but this doesn’t actually seem to be called anywhere.

    Any ideas?

    #94688
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    It’s fairly easy to do ;)

    check the style.css in the included twentyten child theme and you’ll see this:

    /**
    * Theme Name: bbPress - Twenty Ten
    * Theme URI: http://bbpress.org
    * Description: Adds bbPress forums to Twenty Ten theme
    * Author: The bbPress Community
    * Version: 0.1
    * Template: twentyten
    * Tags: bbpress, black, blue, white, two-columns, fixed-width, custom-header, custom-background, threaded-comments, sticky-post, translation-ready, microformats, rtl-language-support, editor-style
    */

    The template denotes another available theme that you are making this the child of. If you include the main style sheet, you don’t need to re-reference everything. eg. @import url("../twentyten/style.css");

    So create a new theme directory by including that, and copy all the other files(ie not style.css) from plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten (not forgetting to rename the Theme name)

    However you might want to copy in the default style, this start’s with:

    /* bbPress Style
    
    */

    Then you need to check where the get_header(), get_sidebar() & get_footer() are in your parent theme.

    If they are in this order:

    get_header();
    /* Content */
    get_sidebar();
    get_footer();

    you don’t have to do anything.

    However if they are in a different order you may need to adjust, currently they reside in the following files:

    page-bbp_form.php

    author.php

    taxonomy-bbp_topic.php

    single-bbp_topic.php

    single-bbp_reply.php

    single-bbp_forum.php

    page-bbp_topics.php

    page-bbp_front.php

    and I think that is all that’s needed! (untested though)

    #97868
    anthonyluth
    Member

    Weird, thanks 3sixty. I had recently readded the plugin and forgot to reset that. It works fine now. Originally i had set 900 as the character limit but i updated the plugin and it was restored to the default 300.

    #102968
    anthonyluth
    Member

    Weird, thanks 3sixty. I had recently readded the plugin and forgot to reset that. It works fine now. Originally i had set 900 as the character limit but i updated the plugin and it was restored to the default 300.

    #94658
    Joris
    Member

    I am testing the plugin and really like the simplicity of it. This could be an ‘community’ alternative to Buddypress, because I found Buddypress too heavy for high traffic sites.But what I really like from Buddypress are the public profiles and front end account / admin options.

    Are there any plans to make public profiles in this new plugin, instead of using the default WP admin area? Something like BBpress has right now for example..

    #94652
    LPH2005
    Member

    Did a little install on a “new” site. WP 3.0.1, BP 1.2.6, child theme with nothing but the style sheet pointing to the default so I could add the styles from the bbpress. Copied the bbpress template files into the child theme.

    Now, things worked except they looked awful. Looking at the template code for all the files that started with page (page-bbp_front.php, page-bbp_topics.php, and page-bbp_form.php)

    <div id="container">
    <div id="content" role="main">

    This causes a problem because container is also used by bp-default, therefore any child theme would fail to look good.

    Changed html code to:

    <div id="bbp-forum-container">
    <div id="bbp-forum-content" role="main">

    Then added css styles for the new ids within the styles.css for the child theme:

    Looks OK. But needs work:

    http://www.tuxreports.com/discussions/

    Hope this helps.

    #97157
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    by Default I would hope the answer is no, personally I think that it is better served by a plugin.

    #102257
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    by Default I would hope the answer is no, personally I think that it is better served by a plugin.

    #94635
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    as well as deactivating plugins, try using the default twenty ten theme.

    If it still doesn’t work, the only thing I can suggest is a memory increase.

    #94632
    DeysonOrtiz
    Participant

    Hello again :)

    Well I downloaded the zip file from here the third try with no success:

    https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/branches/plugin#bbp-themes/bbp-default

    I unzipped the branches folder, I then renamed the ‘plugin’ folder to ‘bbpress’ and then uploaded the ‘bbpress’ folder to the wp-content/plugins folder and still nothing shows up in the plug-in admin :(

    Here is the link to the test site, where I want to add the bbpress forum to:

    http://motion-master-templates.com/test/

    I had buddypress running before, but I deactivated all the associated buddpress plug-ins prior to uploading bbpress.

    I would really like to start playing with bbpress :)

    Thank you.

    #86683

    In reply to: Continuing Topic Icons

    abdo.nahas
    Participant

    hi paul;

    I had a problem on this plugin. the biggest problem is I get some codes at the top of the page. and this chance all the view. how I can solve it…

    the codes starting with

    getAllStatuses(); $renderer = get_active_status………

    and ending with

    DefaultStatusInterpreter(BUSY_THRESHOLD)); topic_icons_register_status_renderer(‘default’, new DefaultStatusRenderer()); } topic_icons_init(); ?>

    how I solve it….

    can you help me…

    #94616
    Rich Pedley
    Member

    Couple of things:

    sub forums currently don’t list on the main forum page – intentional?

    currently the default order position for forums is 0, unless you are going to add in a better method for organising these, could I suggest a default order value slightly higher – or is this better served by a plugin.

    style.css

    would it be better to have an additional forum.css imported into this to keep the style for the forum separate, and making it slightly easier for people to copy the whole thing (minus style.css) to an existing theme?

    Normally I’d also suggest importing the standard style.css from twentyten, but that may be difficult.

    #97369
    Submachiner
    Member

    Fixed it on our own.

    #102469
    Submachiner
    Member

    Fixed it on our own.

    #36095
    Submachiner
    Member

    Having an error when attempting to use the bb-avatar upload plugin. Its when anyone tries to access the avatar page we get presented with this error:

    “Warning: include() [function.include]: Filename cannot be empty in /home/X/pastelportal.com/bbpress/bb-includes/functions.bb-template.php on line 45

    Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening ” for inclusion (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php:/usr/local/php5/lib/pear’) in /home/X/pastelportal.com/bbpress/bb-includes/functions.bb-template.php on line 45″

    We were using a custom theme and it was working fine. We just switched about an hour ago to the default theme and now its doing this. I have done some searches and found a few solutions, issue is those solutions were related to other problems and I’m not sure if they would work with this.

    I will say we were presented with a similar error when we upgraded to the latest bechet version of bbpress (1.0.2) but it was fixed after the admin did some tinkering around. But this time we are both clueless to what is going on.

    We did change back to the custom theme for a moment, its working fine. But just the default theme, its not working.

    #97220

    In reply to: bbpm and wordpress

    master5o1
    Participant

    A user’s private messages: http://www.fire-sprinkler.co.uk/forum/?pm

    Which shows the bbPress default theme :S

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