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I am so very lost, frustrated and feeling like a failure at this point.
I have tried my hardest all week to understand BuddyPress/bbPress and have dumped way over 60 hours (very late nights and early mornings) into trying to set this up and I have come up short handed with absolutely nothing to show for the time I’ve put into this.
Today alone I have failed and retried 6 times. I have completely deleted sites, created newer ones, emptied the Trash, cleared caches and all of the above with no luck whatsoever.
Could somebody….just anybody please help me out here? I am beyond lost and confused.
I have been trying to achieve this with absolutely no results whatsoever: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8mh3f6Vzbo
I use the Social Buddy theme: http://themeforest.net/item/social-buddy-wordpress-buddypress-theme/3691122
The site is project.arclightcomics.com
I haven’t a clue what I am doing wrong and after 6 tries I am starting to think this was a ginormous mistake on my end and I really don’t want to think that.
I run my bbPress forum so that users do not need to register. Moderators log in to post and are the only required registered users. So far Akismet has been fabulous catching spam.
Today Akismet marked a legitimate reply as spam and I quickly unchecked that so it would post properly. No problem there.
Later, a spam reply was missed by Akismet because it appears to have relatively normal text. But I recognized the text to be spam and the username confirmed that. I added the IP to a blacklist and checked it as spam. No problem there.
The problem I have is that the topic the reply was posted under is now appearing at the top of the topic order in the forum indicating that I have just posted a reply recently. The spam is removed so the last date of a reply would have been mine, in December.
Is there anyway to get this topic to appear where it should on the forum page, well below more recent topics?
Thank you, MatocaWordPress 3.8.1
bbPress 2.5.3-5249
http://www.secondchanceaihadogs.com/forums/forum/aiha-dog/Hi,
I’ve set up a bbPress forum on my WordPress installation. Thanks to Jetpack “widget visibility” feature, I’ve put the bbPress Login Widget on the Forum and Topic page types.
But I found no answer on how to display the Login Widget on the forum root. It’s kind of confusing for users who land on the forum root and can not see any registration link…
This is unrelated but seriously, how do I open a support ticket for bbpress forum plugin? I’ve gone to the core wordpress site and this site doesn’t give me an option to start a thread.
Please help.
Hi everyone, this is my first time posting, and I really dig BBPress so far.
I’m running WP v3.8.1 with BBPress 2.5.3. I’ve encountered a problem when converting a custom MYSQL database into BBPress. I have successfully exported a Lotus Notes / Domino DB (yes, it still exists…) into a simple MySQL DB containing just 3 tables.
After a “successful” conversion (of over 35K forums, topics and replies) into BBPress, I can see all of the Forums, Topics, and Replies listed in the BBPress Admin panel. However, there seems to be issues with the Foreign Keys being imported/linked, even though I have double and triple checked the
forum_id,topic_idvalues for the Topics->Forums and Replies->Topics relationships within the Example.php converter included with BBPress. All data has been properly formatted into WordPress friendly values (dates, slugs, etc..) before importing into MySQL.In the admin panel, under Forums, it lists all forums in their hierarchical order, as expected. It also lists the topic and reply counts, date, and creator next to each parent / child forum. However, under “Freshness” is says “No Topics”. The Topics Admin page is even more intriguing; it lists all of the Topic Titles, the Forum title which that topic is assigned to (!), reply count, author, creation date, and freshness. Browsing to the Replies Admin page lists all reply titles, author, and creation date, however under Forum it says “No Forum” and under Topic it says “No Topic”.
When you browse to the forums (mysite.local/forums/forum/the-forum), the forum title and child-forums are displayed, along with topic and reply counts for each child. However, under “Freshness”, it says “No Topics”. When I browse to a child forum, it lists the topic and reply counts, however it says “No Topics were found”.
When I browse to a topic (mysite.local/forums/topic/the-topic), I see the date, title, content, and reply count. However, there are no replies listed.
When I browse to a reply (by clicking “View” under the reply listed in the Admin Replies page), it directs me to http://mysite.dev/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=reply/#post-######, saying “Invalid Post Type”.
I figured this would be rather straightforward, since I am not importing Users or Tags. Eventually I would like all authors to be “Archived Author”, should I try to tackle this now or after a fully successful import?
I can supply screen shots, converter output (which really says nothing unexpected), or the full source code for the converter if needed. I’ve included my table structure and simplified converter code for reference.
I hope that someone with a bit more experience converting forums for BBPress will be able to shed some light on this, my forehead is really starting to hurt from banging my head against the wall. It seems there is very limited information out there on this converter. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
My tables to import/convert are laid out as follows:
forums table { forum_id PRIMARY KEY INT(11) title slug parent_id (Self referencing FK) last_mod (DATETIME) num_topics num_replies } topics table { topic_id PRIMARY KEY INT(11) parent_id FK (set to 0 for no parent) forum_id FK (matches corresponding <code>forums</code>.forum_id) subject (title) slug (slug of title) body (the post content) from date date_gmt num_replies } replies table { reply_id PRIMARY KEY INT(11) topic_id FK INT(11) (matches corresponding <code>topics</code>.topic_id) forum_id FK INT (11) (matches corresponding <code>forums</code>.forum_id) date date_gmt subject body }And now, here’s the converter I’m using (starting at the Forum section Line#26 of /plugins/bbpress/includes/admin/converters/Example.php). I’ve removed commented lines for brevity.
/** Forum Section *****************************************************/ // Setup table joins for the forum section at the base of this section // Forum id (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'forum_id', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_forum_id' ); // Forum parent id (If no parent, then 0. Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'parent_id', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_forum_parent_id' ); // Forum topic count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_topics', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_topic_count' ); // Forum reply count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_replies', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_reply_count' ); // Forum total topic count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( ' from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_topics', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_total_topic_count' ); // Forum total reply count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_replies', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_total_reply_count' ); // Forum title. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'title', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_title' ); // Forum slug (Clean name to avoid confilcts) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'forums', 'from_fieldname' => 'slug', 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_name' ); // Forum dates. $this->field_map[] = array( 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date', 'default' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s') ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date_gmt', 'default' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s') ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified', 'default' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s') ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'to_type' => 'forum', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified_gmt', 'default' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s') );/** Topic Section *****************************************************/ // Setup table joins for the topic section at the base of this section // Topic id (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'topic_id', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_topic_id' ); // Topic reply count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_replies', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_reply_count' ); // Topic total reply count (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'num_replies', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_total_reply_count' ); // Topic parent forum id (If no parent, then 0. Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'forum_id', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_forum_id' ); // Topic content. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'body', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_content' ); // Topic title. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'subject', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_title' ); // Topic slug (Clean name to avoid conflicts) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'slug', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_name' ); // Topic dates. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'date_gmt', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date_gmt' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'date_gmt', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified_gmt' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'topics', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'topic', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_last_active_time' );And skipping to the Replies section (Tags and Users are not converted)
/** Reply Section *****************************************************/ // Setup table joins for the reply section at the base of this section // Reply id (Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'reply_id', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_post_id' ); // Reply parent topic id (If no parent, then 0. Stored in postmeta) $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'topic_id', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => '_bbp_topic_id' ); // Reply title. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'subject', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_title' ); // Reply content. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'body', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_content' ); // Reply dates. $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_date_gmt' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified' ); $this->field_map[] = array( 'from_tablename' => 'replies', 'from_fieldname' => 'date', 'to_type' => 'reply', 'to_fieldname' => 'post_modified_gmt' );
