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  • Mycelus
    Participant

    This is something else I don’t understand. Who uses numbers to manually order stuff? Is this a joke? This is something I would expect from 2 decades ago. This is WordPress / bbPress, why is drag and drop re-ordering not supported outta the box?

    How do I go about re-ordering my forums via dragging and dropping rather than manually renumbering every forum?

    Ive searched online and couldn’t find a post on how to do it.

    Shmoo
    Participant

    I know they don’t try to keep information from us but it can be frustrated at times if you wanna learn something but for X reasons you can’t find it or you just can’t understand it :S

    And it becomes extra frustrated if you know for sure something similar works 1000 times easier inside WordPress out of the box.

    The link you gave me explained it very well, I’ve read it twice and now I made my very first filter.

    bbPress

    
    // Adding extra CSS
    function shmoo_extra_css( $classes ) {
    		$classes[] = 'tab-row';
    		return $classes;
    }
    add_filter( 'bbp_get_topic_class', 'shmoo_extra_css' );
    

    Doing the same thing in WordPress

    
    <?php body_class( 'tab-row' ); ?>
    

    Because this simply doesn’t work.

    
    <?php bbp_topic_class( 'tab-row' ); ?>
    
    #141599
    Shmoo
    Participant

    I think this question belongs at BuddyPress – but for one you always need to join groups to be part of them, the Groups functionality is completely different from Forums and Topcis.

    Groups are more based on a social layer. Try searching for: BuddyPress auto. join group I believe there is a plugin that does something like that.

    2, You can change them in your WordPress admin / Users profile there is a select menu where you can change the Role of a user.

    #141598

    In reply to: Upgrading WordPress

    Shmoo
    Participant

    We can’t tell you if your site will break or not because we don’t know what your developer has customized and how he has doen that.

    The best solution is something you should always do. Back-up your WordPress site so that you can always go back to a safe position if your update doesn’t work or breaks some functionality.

    Always make sure you have back-ups of your site.
    https://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Backups

    #141596
    SickSquirrel
    Participant

    I run 3.7 right now. I was afraid to upgrade WP in case there wee issues with bbPress. So … if I update to 3.81 (the latest) can I expect issues or should it go smoothly?

    I hired someone o set up my site with WP and bbPress. He hasn’t worked on the site after that so if I run into issues, I’m stuck. I’m only online two hours a day and can no longer code or fix errors (due to illness).

    I’m leery about upgrading but know I have to do it.

    #141592
    Jeff Hester
    Participant

    UPDATE: Apparently it’s broken for everyone due to a change in the Twitter API: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/26844

    #141587
    Shmoo
    Participant

    What happens if you do the same inside a WP Blog Post ?

    Do you have the right Twitter link?

    
    
    

    Edit:

    Looks like it doesn’t work here at bbPress.org as well so maybe a core problem ๐Ÿ™

    #141585

    In reply to: Help with error

    Shmoo
    Participant

    Because it doesn’t work like that out-of-the-box.

    WordPress checks some values based on a Submit action – a page-load is needed to check and push the error_msg into your page and because of the page-load the browser will go back to the top of the page by default.

    If you want functionality like that you have to search at Javascript Validations ,there are lots of them online.

    Personally I really like Foundation’s Abide
    http://foundation.zurb.com/docs/components/abide.html

    It can check if a field is valid when writing and if it’s not it blocks the Submit button from being pushed in the first place.
    I used it in a BuddyPress site and it works very nice.
    Foundation Abide BuddyPress bbPress

    Robin W
    Moderator

    best explanation I know is here :

    Filters Explained

    I plan to write some bbPress specific documentation for this when I get my head around it enough to pass it on (I am relatively new to wordpress as well).

    #141572
    Nathan Hawkes
    Participant

    I am currently using bbPress 2.5.3 with WordPress 3.8 and the default bbPress theme, as inside the plugin folder. I am wondering how I change the tags prefix (“Tagged:”) on the topic page. I have looked through the theme files and can’t find it in any of them. Can anyone assist me? It’s really annoying me right now.

    Thanks

    #141567
    Shmoo
    Participant

    My Forum posts are returning 404 messages. How can I fix this?

    This could be an issue with your rewrite rules. To fix this try resetting your permalinks. In your WordPress Administration Screens navigate to Settings > Permalinks, select a different permalink structure and save. Then select your preferred permalink structure and save again.

    #141566
    Shmoo
    Participant

    My Forum posts are returning 404 messages. How can I fix this?

    This could be an issue with your rewrite rules. To fix this try resetting your permalinks. In your WordPress Administration Screens navigate to Settings > Permalinks, select a different permalink structure and save. Then select your preferred permalink structure and save again.

    #141560
    KaitlinFNF
    Participant

    Hello,

    Clicking a username from within the BBPress section generates a 404 error.

    I’ve done extensive research on this problem, and haven’t been able to find a fix in the forums so far.

    I’ve deactivated all plugins besides BBPress – no dice.
    I’ve switched the default theme and still get the 404.
    I’ve changed the permalinks and the subscriber role – didn’t make a difference.

    Some code fixes I’ve found in the forums just make it so that the 404 page doesn’t generate, but it shows a blank page, which isn’t really the point. I need it to actually go the member profile.

    I believe all of the software is up to date:
    Wordpress v3.8
    BBPress v2.5.3
    Theme is Dante, v 1.5.1

    Here is a user link: essential-essentials.com/forums/user/Essential-Essentials/

    (The site is still very much in development)

    Thank you for any help you can provide : )

    Shmoo
    Participant

    I’ve look at it a few times in the WordPress Codex and it probably explains GREATLY how it works and what it does but maybe I just don’t get it.

    I understand the concept of taking a function that exists <—> edit it <—> return it to WP Core but how!

    Lets say I just simply want to replace the text inside a HTML “… class=”bbp-topic-spam-link”> ” of the spam link.

    First step I do is search for the function: bbp_topic_spam_link()

    Second step found it inside plugins/bbpress/includes/topics/template.php [ line 2832 ]

    Third step copy the entire function to my functions.php file or plugins functions file.

    Fourth step, edit the code that you want to edit but after that, how do you add the filter to this function to make it a new or your function.

    
    /**
     * Output the spam link of the topic
     * @uses bbp_get_topic_spam_link() Topic spam link
     */
    function bbp_topic_spam_link( $args = '' ) {
    	echo bbp_get_topic_spam_link( $args );
    }
    
    	/**
    	 * Return the spam link of the topic
    	 */
    	function bbp_get_topic_spam_link( $args = '' ) {
    
    		// Parse arguments against default values
    		$r = bbp_parse_args( $args, array(
    			'id'           => 0,
    			'link_before'  => '',
    			'link_after'   => '',
    			'sep'          => ' | ',
    			'spam_text'    => esc_html__( 'Spam',   'bbpress' ),
    			'unspam_text'  => esc_html__( 'Unspam', 'bbpress' )
    		), 'get_topic_spam_link' );
    
    		$topic = bbp_get_topic( bbp_get_topic_id( (int) $r['id'] ) );
    
    		if ( empty( $topic ) || !current_user_can( 'moderate', $topic->ID ) )
    			return;
    
    		$display = bbp_is_topic_spam( $topic->ID ) ? $r['unspam_text'] : $r['spam_text'];
    		$uri     = add_query_arg( array( 'action' => 'bbp_toggle_topic_spam', 'topic_id' => $topic->ID ) );
    		$uri     = wp_nonce_url( $uri, 'spam-topic_' . $topic->ID );
    		$retval  = $r['link_before'] . '<a href="' . esc_url( $uri ) . '" class="bbp-topic-spam-link">' . $display . '</a>' . $r['link_after'];
    
    		return apply_filters( 'bbp_get_topic_spam_link', $retval, $r );
    	}
    

    Thanks.

    #141553

    In reply to: Forum Page

    fantasysixpack
    Participant

    Sorry very new to BBPress and WordPress. How do I back up the template and rename it?

    #141550
    Matt
    Participant

    Just did all of that but still no luck. It says its there in my FTP but it wont appear any place on wordpress. But it does show on the plugin page.

    Shmoo
    Participant

    Well the normal ‘WordPress’ workflow would be something like this..

    Register a new Sidebar inside your functions.php
    – Duplicate the default sidebar.php file inside your theme folder and call the duplicated file sidebar-bbpress.php
    – Open sidebar-bbpress.php and change the default mark-up.
    – Go inside that community.php page template what is showing your forums page and search for the tag <?php get_sidebar(); ?> and change it to <?php get_sidebar( ‘bbpress’ ); ?>

    Save it and that should do the job.

    If everything goes well it will load the sidebar-bbpress.php if not it falls back to the default sidebar.php

    cdonahue
    Participant

    Hello, I’ve installed bbPress (v.2.5.3) to my custom WordPress website (v.3.8) and it picked up the theme perfectly. However, I can’t get the bbPress sidebar to display. It seems that even though my Forum page (which I’m calling Community) is a WP page, it behaves like something else. Here’s what I’ve done:

    — Created a new template for my forum page (community.php);
    — Selected that template from the community page per the WP interface;
    — Created a new sidebar by registering it in functions.php;
    — Moved the bbPress widgets over into my newly created sidebar;
    — Called the sidebar from community.php

    My community page is defaulting to the main sidebar, or page sidebar, even though I have selected a completely different template for the page. I also tried going with the default page and using bbPress Tweaks but that did not work.

    I think I’m missing something about how the forum page works. Any ideas?
    Here’s how the page is displaying:
    innovativeapprenticeship.org/community

    Regards, Cheryl

    Tearstone
    Participant

    My understanding is that there is no “New Posts” functionality for BBPress. Previous support requests on WordPress.org have gone unanswered, and I do not see a plug-in that allows this. I reviewed the documentation and I’m not sure how I could construct my own view with this ability.

    What I would like to know is how to craft a forum view that aggregates all the forums into one just like when you click on “Support” at the top of BBPress or Buddypress website. Whenever a new reply is posted, it puts the thread back on top. The GDBBPress tools only has the ability to sort topics when they were first created.

    Recap, I would like assistance on constructing a view like the one that we normally use here on BBPress.org or Buddypress.org when clicking the “Support” button.

    Thank you,
    Russ Sanderlin

    @Tearstone

    #141535
    Shmoo
    Participant

    What’s the PHP code to get this result.

    [bbp-single-forum id=$forum_id] โ€“ Display a single forums topics. eg. [bbp-single-forum id=32]

    I would like to include it inside a page template.

    Something I really HATE about bbPress is that it’s very easy to group a bunch of forums inside another forum ( Category ) and list all those forums together at a page template by just the Parent $forum_id of all those forums and you’re done.
    Just like this:

    
    <?php if ( bbp_has_forums( array( 'post_parent' => 104 ) ) ) : ?>
    

    Easy right, but that bbp_has_form functions doesn’t have something like this:

    
    <?php if ( bbp_has_forums( array( 'forum_id' => 75 ) ) ) : ?>
    

    Only show forum_id 75 out of the entire loop, or this:

    
    <?php if ( bbp_has_forums( array( 'forum_id' => 75,88,93 ) ) ) : ?>
    

    That doesn’t look like rocket science to me and it would give us so much more customization options.

    Look at this screenshot I made.
    At the top the block of 4 with the big headings, Mac … + iOS … are forum categories with a bunch a forums inside them. I gave them all their own page templates with each its own ‘post_parent’ Loop.

    
    <?php bbp_get_template_part( 'cat-forums/mac-hardware' ); ?>
    

    At the bottom the green row of none Apple products related are just forums ( single’s ) with no parent stuff.
    It’s ridicules difficult to group them together and list them in a list or row and customize them.
    You have to do something like this:

    
    <?php bbp_forum_permalink( 98 ); ?>
    <?php bbp_forum_title( 98 ); ?>
    <?php bbp_forum_topic_count( 98 ); ?>
    <?php bbp_forum_post_count( 98 ); ?>
    

    That’s all needed to get the same result as at the top for just a single forum_id.

    Beside all that frustration it’s even more difficult to give each single forum ( the page where you show a list of topics ) it’s own template.
    You can’t customize the forums differently. Let’s say I want to give al forums at the top the Apple products relegated stuff it’s own page template and all none Apple related stuff another page template it’s simply not possible.

    There should be an easy way to just add a forum_id or name after the page-template.php like WordPress does.
    Maybe for starters a conditional tag inside the content-single-forum.php template that says, if forum_id’s 75,98,114 go to template X and if forum_id’s 73,120,88 go to template Z else ( if none of those ID’s ) go to template B.

    This has been frustrated me for 2 years now and it’s really a game-breaker in customization of bbPress.

    ๐Ÿ™

    talkedtv
    Participant

    Thank you! The ticket has been created.

    https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2517

    #141527

    In reply to: bbPress Test Data

    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Done https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2516

    Probably need to add some more sample topics with ‘Lorem Ipsum’ sample text and formatting next.

    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Thanks for the report, this most likely is a bbPress issue, would you be kind enough to create a ticket on Trac for this and we’ll take a closer look. ๐Ÿ™‚

    http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org

    #141509
    Anonymous User 5853594
    Inactive

    Not by default, but you could look for plugins which lets you manage your users.

    You could use plugins to edit the capabilities of users. For instance, remove their capability to create new threads.

    #141508
    Anonymous User 5853594
    Inactive

    Not natively, although there are ways to display members of your site/forum.

    BuddyPress is a bit of overkill for just displaying a members list, but if you’ve got an active forum, you might like the addition of its many options (extended profiles, private messaging, user groups come to mind).
    There are probably more plugins who could do it though, you’d have to search the plugin directory for them.

    There are themes (like Twenty Fourteen) which have templates to show members on a page, you could also try that. But you’d have to find a suitable theme or extract the code you need from the theme and add it to your current one (preferably by making a child theme).

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