@gwendydd Thanks for the report and it is exactly the same issue.
Could you all in this thread supply the following:
- WordPress Versions eg. 3.8
- bbPress Version eg. 2.5.2
- Operating System eg. Linux/Windows
- Web Server eg. Nginx, Apache, IIS
- Theme eg. Twenty Thirteen
- PHP Version eg. 5.3, 5.4, 5.5
There has to be something common between people having this issue where we can then recreate a test environment to actually fix this.
It is kind of a performance issue with some ‘bigger’ forums, we have a pretty awesome fix for this coming up in bbPress 2.6 once a couple of kinks are ironed out.
Details are here if you want to all out technical but I wouldn’t try running this patch just yet, soon, just not yet. 😉
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1925
bbPress requires at least WordPress 3.6. I would ask the authors of that theme if they can update it for WordPress 3.8, at a bare minimum besides the improvements in the latest WordPress there are bound to be some security issues in running such an old version of WordPress.
Yes, this is a known issue and hopefully a fix isn’t far off.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2493
I have not seen anyone else report anything like what you mention.
Have you updated top WordPress 3.8 & bbPress 2.5.2 and tested with the Twenty Thirteen theme?
Also some screenshots would be beneficial
Firstly you need to update to WordPress 3.8 & bbPress 2.5.2, most likely the issue you have has already been fixed 🙂
I am running on a clean install of WordPress 3.4.2
Is that a typo? You should be using WordPress 3.8
Also what theme are you using? Try the Twenty Thirteen theme.
Nice, and this bug https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2468 is also very annoying for working forums, the ux is terrible.
Hi Guys,
I am running on a clean install of WordPress 3.4.2, and am trying to use the BBPress forum plugin (version 2.5.2). However when trying to load the forum page from my site I get the following error.
Fatal error: Class ‘WP_Post’ not found in /home/content/44/10795544/html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/core/theme-compat.php on line 375
I have spent ages googling, searching this forum, but I cant find any answer that help me.
Please can someone tell me how I can fix this error? It is preventing me from using BBpress.
Thanks
Panda
The only fix in bbPress 2.5.2 is for BuddyPress notifications issues see #2495 for more details.
Use WordPress’s Importer. bbPress works just fine with it.
Hi,
I currently have a WordPress installation at website.com/blog/, and a bbPress forum at website.com/blog/forum. Ideally I’d like to have the forum at website.com/forum. Is this possible? I’ve tried a few different rewrites in my Apache site configuration but haven’t managed to get it working.
Best regards,
Sam
I am also having this issue. It just started and all of my admin profiles have the highest level of permission. I’m also running Buddy Press and Another WordPress Classifieds Plugin (AWPCP).If i can not resolve soon I will need to stop using BBPress. We have to launch soon.
Hello,
Wordpress 3.8
Thème : Salutation
BBpress : 2.51
Buddypress : 1.9
BBpress / buddyPress are not displayed correctly.
You can look on this page my bug. It’s not display correctly.
http://trouverungeek.com/bbpress-buddypress-displayed-correctly/
Exemple : Creating account page
I deleted and reinstalled the two extensions, but i have the same bug.
some one know what can i do ?
using bbpress 2.5.1, buddypress 1.9 and WordPress 3.8
I’m using wordpress 3.8 and BBPress 2.4.1
Ater installation yesterday no problem. I could see ‘forums’ in the left balk of WP (dashboardbalk). Today no longer.
I removed BBPres and installed again. Without any luck. It is stil not visible on the left site of WordPress.
Any idea?
Many thanks,
Peter
Dear April,
I am having the same issue. I also am deploying and testing in Instant WordPress. Have the same problem. Pity no one has come to rescue till now.
No, bbPress only functions as a WordPress plugin.
Stumbled into a solution for this.
In this file:
/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/users/functions.php
Comment out lines 34 and 35. Lines 33 through 35 as appearing in the original are shown below. Line 33 contains the comment from the original.
33 // $url was manually set in wp-login.php to redirect to admin
34 elseif ( admin_url() === $url )
35 $url = home_url();
Hate to edit the core functions, but it works.
Please note: Running Theme-my-login Version 6.3.8, bbPress Version 2.5.1, WordPress 3.8.
I have a PHP site http://www.stemcellcure.in and http://www.cellmedicaltourism.com . I want to add forums and comment functionality to my websites. Can bbPress be used for these sites?