[wrapson]

OK Thank you for that. If the problem was in the WordPress good word/Bad word list can you tell me where I’d find it ?
Grateful for your help.

[Robin W]

ok, bbpress looks at

the WordPress block list
no. links

in that part of the code, so maybe worth asking paid memberships if they do any checking.

Otherwise without site access, I can only guess that another plugin is doing something.

[Robin W]

ok, bbpress just uses WordPress moderation, so do you have anything set in

dashboard>settings>discussion that could be affecting?

[robertherold]

Hi,

We have been looking for a solution for a long time to mention a user in bbPress.
I found a mention plugin for WP comments. Maybe it’s a little easier to filter things out of this than from BuddyPress and make a mentioning plugin for bbPress…

Comment Mention

[robertherold]

I have installed wordpress, bbpress and BNFW in a new directory and the error persists:
If I edit the email address on the bbPress profile page, WP will send a confirmation email.
If I edit the email address on the admin page, BNFW will send a confirmation email.

Oh, I see you found the BNFW support page 🙂

[Robin W]

what roles are you set to

WordPress role admin
bbpress role keymaster

are needed

[Robin W]

Typically this is from a link in an email

bbp style pack

once activated go to

dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>Subscription emails

and select item 2 and choose which login they go via

[Robin W]

this is a known bug, in some cases particularly with sub forums, or when posts get marked as spam this can happen.

Try

bbp style pack

once activated go to

dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>bug fixes

Fix Last Active Time

[Robin W]

what wordpress roles are assigned ?

[Robin W]

sorry was trying to answer quickly over the weekend – should have read dashboard>settings>forums !

The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

so yes, by ticking the participant role, then when they register, they will be given the participant role when they first log in, and have access to the forums

[megatill]

Thanks, Robin W, for your reply but I do not think that helps with actually registering!

I have NO EXISTING users, but I do want to be able to have them register to become a user!
The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

The only option I have when I view dashboard>forums is to create a new forum – I see no “roles” or “settings” under that view.

However, under dashboard>settings>forums I see the opportunity to set a role.
I have ticked the Automatically give registered visitors PARTICIPANT forum role which was previously unticked.

By ticking, have I given them access to my Forum when they use the registration link?

Thanks again!

[Robin W]

you can do this by amending a template in bbpress (which I’ll helo you with if you wish, but requires FTP knowledge)

or you could use

Private groups

you would set up 2 groups

say group 1 teachers
group 2 students

in dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>group name settings

then in

dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>topic permissions

you’ll actually see an example of how to do this

[Robin W]

bbpress just uses WordPress accounts.

so if you want your existing users to use bbpress, then set the default role in dashboard>forums and the next time they log in, they will get this access.

[Matka Jodi]

I think this article will help you

WordPress Profile Builder: a front-end user registration, login and edit-profile plugin

[megatill]

Hi – I have a WordPress site that has been operational for 5 years.
I wanted to add a Discussion Forum using bbPress, and I have been successful in installing the bbPress plug-in.
Using the bbPress Shortcode Codex, I wanted to create a requirement for people to log into my new Discussion Forum using
[bbp-register] – Display the register screen.
[bbp-lost-pass] – Display the lost password screen.

However, when I test these two options, it appears that these two options actually create a new WordPress account – with no connection to my existing WordPress site at all. When I test the Register facility, a new page opens with the WordPress create account box (create username and password).

What is wrong with the Shortcode usage, please?

WordPress 5.4.1 running Enterprise theme.

Who and What I Find – About this site

bbPress Version 2.6.5

[Robin W]

I can see that – I’ve logged a trac ticket for this 7
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3379

[John James Jacoby]

Topic views are not standard in bbPress.

By default, the problem with Views is they trigger database writes on pages that should only be performing database reads.

We’ve considered ways of circumventing this, but have never seriously attempted to build it.

Is there a simple fix for a non-programmer type guy?

You could try installing: https://wordpress.org/plugins/gd-bbpress-tools/

I forget if it offers it, but it does so much other stuff that maybe it will tide you over? 😁

[tumptyteapot]

WordPress Version 5.4.1
bbPress Version 2.6.5

Mizan Therapy

I have no links to Forum in the dashboard. I have no forum options for users.
I can see the forums exist from the front end but I cannot get to them from the admin

I have disabled all plugins apart from bbPress and tried another theme. The problem still exists.
I have installed the User Role Editor but no options for forums exist there either.
I have cleared caches on the site and in the browser.

https://snipboard.io/C4xL6M.jpg

[lisabyrde]

I know the Yoast SEO has many problems with BBpress. I wrote a small plugin to help Yoast SEO working better with BBPress.

This plugin improved the following problem with yoast wordpress seo in bbpress:
1, Canonical lost on single forum
2, Canonical lost on single topic page
3, Canonical lost on user profile page
4, Canonical lost on topic tag page
5, Meta title incorrect on user profile page
6, Meta title incorrect on topic tag
7, Meta description lost on topic archive
8, Meta description lost on user profile page
9, Meta description lost topic tag page
10, Meta description lost on single topic page
11, Meta description lost on single forum page

I know this is an old thread but if I install this plugin, would it automatically pull all the meta data (meta title & description) or would I have to manually write the titles and descriptions for each page?

TBH, right now I don’t have the budget to hire an SEO consultant. Plus, I’ve had bad experiences with them before. So I’d prefer if this is something that I could resolve on my own.

Let me know.

Thanks.

[MiltonBC]

Hi, I just installed bbpress and have the latest version of wordpress (5.4). I see “voices” and “posts” but no “views”.

Is this standard? I would like to see the number of views by topic.

Is there a simple fix for a non-programmer type guy?

[John James Jacoby]

MySQL 8 removing support for zero dates is the problem.

WordPress is incompatible with NO_ZERO_DATE mode, but it being dropped entirely means these errors are going to pop up.

See: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3354

Going to patch and fix for 2.6.6, likely for a release next week.

[Ben]

I upgraded to 2.6.5 . In WordPress menu Settings->Forums, I checked Super Moderators(Allow Moderators and Keymasters to edit users) .I tested setting the user role Editor / Keymaster. In WordPress menu can’t look the Users menu.

How can i do ?

Thx.

[cafermcc]

I have set up the bbpress forum and have Admins created through my WordPress site. When other admins try to access the Forum settings via Tools and then Plugins they do not see the options for bbpress (Forum, Replies, Topics). Help with where to update settings so others besides myself can access these settings!

[Robin W]

This allows any length title

add_filter( 'bbp_is_title_too_long', 'rew_dont_bother', 10 , 4 ) ;

function rew_dont_bother ($result, $title, $max, $len ){
	return false ;
}

and this reduces content

//code to limit number of characters in topic contents to 500 characters
add_filter( 'bbp_new_topic_pre_content', 'rew_limit_topic_content' );
add_filter( 'bbp_edit_topic_pre_content', 'rew_limit_topic_content' );

function rew_limit_topic_content( $topic_content )
{
    /* Check for number of characters in topic contents  */
    if (strlen($topic_content) > 500) {
		$revised_content = substr($topic_content, 0, 500);
		}	
	else {
		$revised_content = $topic_content ;
	}		
 
    return $revised_content ;
}

Put this in your child theme’s function file – or use

Code Snippets

[Robin W]

Just had a chance to dig further into this – bbpress will only let a keymaster set another keymaster, so if you’re not a keymaster yourself then by default you can’t do this.

However this code should allow any admin to set a keymaster

add_filter( 'bbp_is_user_keymaster', 'rew_allow_keymaster', 10 , 3 );

function rew_allow_keymaster ($retval, $_user_id, $user_id) {
	if (current_user_can( 'manage_options' )) $retval = true ;
return $retval ;
}

Put this in your child theme’s function file – or use

Code Snippets

BUT THEN TAKE IT OUT AFTER you have set up another – as it makes all admins in effect keymasters.