[markusbb]

Hi John James Jacoby

Is there any update on the issue (above) regarding the conversion from bbpress standalone to plugin ?

I need to migrate asap thus any updates on this would be very helpful.

Thank you in advance

[Stephen Edgar]

a) I would suggest you contact the plugin author at http://ianhaycox.com/contact to see why all posts by some users are going into the moderation queue.

b) As per the plugin FAQ

> To approve multiple topics or replies you can use the bulk actions
> option. Click the pending link, select all topics or replies then Bulk
> Actions->Edit and change the status to Publish.

Again, ask the plugin author if that can be integrated into the plugin, better moderation tools are planned for future bbPress releases. https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1721

[Stephen Edgar]

@ecykada See https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-change-the-language/ and https://pl.wordpress.org/contact/

[katmmad]

I’m having some moderation issues on my site…

a) At least for some users, EVERYTHING they post is going to the moderation queue, despite settings both within WordPress (Settings–>Discussion) (which allows comments to be posted once there’s something approved by that author), within a plugin called “bbPress Moderation” (which allows topics and replies to be posted once there’s something approved by that author).

b) is there an easier way for an admin to publish topics and replies that go into moderation? Right now I have to manually “edit” each item and then click “publish”, which seems to take like 3 steps longer than WordPress’s default comment moderation system (where you can either bulk approve comments or where you can click “approve” instead of “edit” and “trash.”

I’ve tried turning off all plugins, toggling settings, and so forth, and nothing works. Please help! I’m running latest installations of WordPress, Buddypress, bbPress… GEnesis/Prose. Thank you.

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[iamzippy]

Congrats on the 2.1 update, it rocks. But I do have one minor needle request to make concerning the exposure of user bio information. Even when there is none.

The Symptom:

“Hey Admin dude, I may be incognito and unremarkable, but why draw attention to me like this?”

Cause:

Not checking if the description field in the user profile is empty (user-details.php).

Twentyten’s native bio box code is wrapped in a conditional that calls a hookable function, get_the_author_meta( ‘description’ ). Twentyten defaults to skipping the bio box completely if the user profile ‘description’ field is empty (on both single posts and author archives).
And thanks to the hook, the author of a child theme can also prevent display of this stuff based on any criteria they choose — like, author bio info is shared with logged-in users only.

The bbPress function bbp_get_displayed_user_field() isn’t currently hookable :(, but this whole thing is fixable with 3 or 4 lines of code in a couple of files. It’s not so much a bug as a lapse in coding consistency. Whatever, it’s busting my chops right now. If I didn’t know better, I’d ask for my money back 😉

Could this be put right in the next update? Makes for better consistency with WordPress, imho 🙂

Meanwhile, in other bbPress core-hacking news…

‘I also have a needle about the way author URL construction is similarly unhookable, but that’s for another thread’

[ecykada]

look i insert that : https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/plugin/pl/default?page=2 that’s is correct translate in my language , but don’t work when i put file in lanuage file it’s nothing hange :/

[jmm7574]

Hello …

I’m using a theme called cheerapp that I purchased from Theme Forest. It has bbpress integrated. When I upgraded to bbpress 2.1, I received a fatal error: “Call to undefined function royal_login() in /wp-content/themes/cheerapp/header.php on line 69”

I found a comment on the theme’s support page from another user saying that he tweaked the functions.php to look like this:

if ( function_exists( 'bbpress' ) ) {
   $bbp = bbpress();

He mentioned that it had to do with the change from $bbp to bbpress().

This change got rid of my fatal error, but since then, whenever I try to click on a forum, it gives me a 404 error. The forums are there in my WordPress admin and it’s pointing to the correct URL, but I’m still getting these page not found errors.

I’m not sure if this is an issue with my theme or an issue with bbPress. I’ve tried to contact the theme creator but he is apparently on some extended vacation or something and isn’t responding to questions, and I’d really like to get my forums up and running again.

Any suggestions? Is there anything inherently bad with the tweak to the code I posted above? Any idea what could be causing those 404 errors?

Thanks in advance for any help you may have … Matt

[John James Jacoby]

Visiting the pemalinks page of the broken site, and clicking Save like I suggested above is how WordPress flushes out the rewrite rules, and replaces them with what should be a functioning set.

If the issue persists, it’s your theme or a plugin modifying the main query after bbPress is. This would most likely happen in the theme, or something hooked into a template action, probably by way of using the query_posts() function.

[John James Jacoby]

A few guesses.

• The theme is filtering every query that WordPress runs, and nooping the results.
• The theme is relying on output buffers, and isn’t cleaning up after itself correctly.

Either way, you were right to switch back to TwentyTen. If you paid for a theme, you’re hopefully paying for support. Ask the theme author what’s up, and see if they can track down the cause.

[matt_sich]

encountered an issue. I get this error:

> Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-functions.php:12) in /Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 934

Any idea what’s going on?

[matt_sich]

Hey! I got it to work! I just made a custom plugin with the BBP_Default class that you had in those public functions and just changed

$r = bbp_parse_args( $args, $defaults, 'list_forums' );

to

$r = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults, 'list_forums' );

to make it work with the wordpress plugin version of bbp.

You should definitely submit this as a plugin!

[altmannhaus]

John,

I’ve successfully restored the working version of the basic site at http://www.lamarzoccousa.com and followed the instructions for moving a wordpress install (which I’ve done a number of times before successfully), but though the appearance of http://www.lamarzoccousa.com/forums looks like it should initially, it presents a 404 error when trying to view any of the forums or users.

This is over my head, as I’ve been trying to solve this original issue for the last few days. Do you have any advice?

[matt_sich]

I don’t have a bbpress-functions.php in my wordpress theme (I forgot to mention that I’m using bbpress as a plugin.) is it just a file that I make myself? also, do I just include() it? or does bbpress have some way of connecting to it?

Thank you very much for all your help!

[docchewbacca]

I am looking for the same thing : I’d like to be able to manage user access on a per forum basis.

Ie :
– Users A, B, C have access to forum 1
– Users C, D, E, have access to forum 2
– User A does not have access to forum 2
– User E does not have access to forum 1

I tried to look into the WordPress capabilities and roles management, but since a given user can only have one role, this does not solve my problem. In my example above, users B and C would not be able to access 2 different restricted forums.

I read somewhere on this forum (but can find where !) that user access management like this was planned for BBpress 2.1, but I realize this was not the case.

I searched for a plugin, with no luck. I also tried other WordPress forum plugins, some offer a feature like this, but I didn’t like the rest of what they offered in comparison with BBpress.

Any idea of a solution that would not be over-complicated ? Or is it a feature that’s being looked into for a future BBpress release ?

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[edinchez]

I’m using a WordPress theme that comes together with a bbPress theme, and it obviously doesn’t support the new bbPress version, so the Fancy Editor doesn’t show up at all when I activate it. How can I insert it manually?

[Anonymous User 5853594]

You can find, and contribute to, translations at https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/bbpress/plugin/.

[ecykada]

sorry my english – where do i find in wordpress language file to translate in new bbpress / my old language pack is not working now and i trye translate 2.1

gj – new wersion!

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[Jeff]

I am using:
Wordpress Version 3.4.1
bbPress Version 2.1
BuddyPress Version 1.5.6
Tersus Theme Version 1.3 (http://themeforest.net/item/tersus-responsive-wordpress-theme/2343187)

I created a new Group, and then posted a new topic in that group. This is where the error is being thrown.

Here is a screenshot of what’s happening http://screencast.com/t/ZU0ohu061o4Q

Error says:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::have_posts() in /home/…/…/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-reply-template.php on line 168

Notice also, that the page title being displayed is from one of the WordPress posts that came with auto-importing dummy data for the theme.

I know a link to the site would help, but I am working with a client who’s not comfortable getting the link out before site-live time. So, sorry about that.

I asked for help from WordPress Forum support, and was told that this was most probably a theme compatibility issue. So I went to the theme’s support forum.

Last night, the theme’s author/s were helpful enough to guide me through what I assume are the usual stuff in troubleshooting this kind of stuff.

Here are the things I’ve done so far:
1. Disabled all plugins apart from bbPress – this resulted to the forum giving me a 404
2. Enabled BuddyPress – this brought back the forums, but with the same issue
3. Emptied all sidebar widgets that have to do with the theme.
4. Used the other theme package (bbPress Twenty Ten).
5. Deleted the function referenced in the error. Led to some new error. This was a desperate, illogical attempt on my part so i undid that.
6. Deleted the wordpress post being shown in the page title. It just displayed the title of the next wordpress post in line.
Note: every time i check to see if that fixed it, i do a clear-cache-reload, just so i’m sure nothing in cache was giving me this headache.

I really hope someone could help out.. Has anyone seen this kind of error ever been documented elsewhere?

[Paul Bearne]

Hi John

That worked

Many thanks

Paul

[pimarts]

Great!

[TFUME]

Done: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1905

Thanks a lot

[Paul Bearne]

No it will just be a option the “link to” dropdown

[pimarts]

I use your plugin and bbPress, but I’m not using the bbPress profiles, so I hope I don’t have to write around this functionality you’re adding 😉

[John James Jacoby]

Try:

bbp_get_user_profile_url( $user_id )

…where $user_id is an integer.

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[Paul Bearne]

Hi Guys

I am the author who looks after http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/author-avatars and I have been asked to add the option to link to bbpress profile verse the wordpress profile

Got my bit working

untill I got to here

if (function_exists('bb_get_profile_link')) {
    $link = bb_get_profile_link('id='.strval($user->user_id));
}

and found that I am get “undefined function bb_get_profile_link()” as this is a post/page and not a bbpress page so my guess that bbpress code is not loaded.

So what is the best way to get the profile URL / load this function?

Many thanks

Paul

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