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  • #113603

    In reply to: BBPRESS SLUG PROBLEM

    WordPress runs post slugs through a sanitization filter to make sure there are no collisions. As such, no two slugs can be the same, regardless of the type of content that it is.

    #113625

    In reply to: Fatal error, Askinet

    Lynq
    Participant

    Are you fully using Akismet on the rest of your wordpress blog?

    #111351
    Arun Singh
    Member

    Hello dosch,

    You can try this for the later two cases, https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-role-editor/.

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks

    #113554

    You will need to do some custom development on your end. This isn’t implemented in core (at least not yet) because at the moment each theme/framework handles their layout options differently – so there is no easy way to cover them all.

    You can probably use the code in https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-genesis-extend/ as an example.

    Basically you will want to check for is_bbpress() and if that comes back true then run your code that forces the full width layout.

    #44833
    george1313
    Member

    Hoping someone here has the knowledge to help.

    I’m using the bbpress plugin with buddypress/wordpress install. I installed the bbcode plugin to let users use bbcode in the forums. Everything worked great, but now when you insert a youtube video on the forum with the bbpress post toolbar, I get this error:

    YOUTUBE

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/highhob/public_html/ridecbr/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-bbcode/class_bbpress2-bbcode.php:268) in /home/highhob/public_html/ridecbr/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866

    The video DOES POST, but this error comes up first and I need to get it removed and resolved. Also, above any youtube video, the word YOUTUBE shows up.

    Please let me know if you can help.

    Thank you so much,

    -George

    #44816
    DNBrawler
    Participant

    Hi, i’m new, obviously, and I want to say that bbpress is a wonderful forum software for WordPress.

    I have edited my own share of bbpress files; removing the topic tag system, multiple site notices, and several other aspects.

    I have ran into a problem, I simply can’t remove the topic-form that is shadowing my main forums. My only intention is having the topic form in a completely seperate page so that way users can click a Create New Topic button and the hyperlink will guide them. I tried to go into all the single-form php files in my theme folder with no avail. Can anyone point me to the right php file, so I can remove this.

    Thank you very much

    I also intend on removing the “Voices”, if someone can point that out too–that’d be great, would save me some time.

    #113565

    bbPress is going to handle all of this fully in core soon (likely in 2.2).

    Check out https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1694 for more details.

    #113564
    LIB53
    Member

    I’m making a post count plugin for bbpress 2.1, but the problem is that I’m new to PHP/MySQL, WordPress, and bbPress. From what I understand, I need to add a row called ‘post count’ to the usermeta table and hook the ‘bbp_theme_after_reply_form_submit_button’ action hook with a function that increases ‘post count’ by 1. I believe I must assign this newly hooked action a low priority as well so that the increase only comes after the post gets submitted into the database.

    I should also add a function that builds all post counts for first time run, and even leave a button possibly called “rebuild post count” in the dashboard to run the function. Preferably, I’d like to add a feature where it can run itself every now and then to ensure things the posts are accurate.

    I can count up everyone’s post count by filtering through the ‘posts’ table. All replies and topics are labeled as ‘reply’ and ‘topic’ in the post_type column, and there is a post_author column as well. Given these two columns, writing this function should be very simple. But I’m new to PHP/MySQL, and only a computer science student… So even this is a bit of work for me :(

    Additionally, I can add another row so we can add artificial post count increase or decrease as well. Another row is needed because we don’t want the build/rebuild post count function mentioned above overwriting any increase or decrease an admin wants to have in effect. I personally need this row because I’m moving a 2yr old community off of IPB.

    mike_tnt
    Member

    Hello,

    I have just installed bbpress plugin in my last version of wordpress.

    I wanted to get mails notifications when somebody replies topics and so so, so I have installed the following plugin:

    bbPress Email Notifications

    Desactivar | Editar

    Provide notification emails and controls for bbPress subscriptions, merge, and split functions.

    Versión 0.2 | Por Jennifer M. Dodd

    But it seems not to work. could anybody help me?

    thank you in advance!

    Miguel

    #44809

    Topic: GD bbPress Tools

    in forum Plugins
    Milan Petrovic
    Participant

    GD bbPress Tools is a new free plugin for bbPress 2.0/2.1 for WordPress. Currently adds these new features:

    * BBCode shortcodes support

    * Quote Reply or Topic

    * User signature with BBCode and HTML support

    * Additional custom views

    * Basic topics search results view

    * Toolbar menu integration

    * Limit bbPress admin side access

    Plugin supports BBCodes based on the phpBB implementation. Right now, plugin has 30 BBCodes. Latest plugin version is 1.2:

    http://www.dev4press.com/2012/blog/plugins-news/gd-bbpress-tools-1-2-0/

    #113484
    New Joerg
    Member

    I am experiencing exactly the same problem. I’ve set up wordpress (3.3.2 de) one or two weeks ago, bbpress last sunday. But I’ve nothing migrated.

    In the role of a webmaster I can view and edit everything in the forum. During the first tests I changed the visibility to private and back. As a contributor I can only post a new entry. But I can’t even view my own posts. This was on the first day. I deactivated bbpress.

    Today I reactivated bbpress. Forums and posts seemed to have gone. I set up a new forum and moved the old posts (topics) to it. With/without allowing anonymus posting everything worked fine for the contributor’s role.

    But after setting the visibility to “private” (later to “hidden”) and than back to “public” the same error occurs: contributors can see the forum from the outside but none of the topics/posts.

    http://zukunft-stadtbahn.de/forums/forum/redaktionsbesprechung/

    Anonymous posting is not allowed, visibility is public

    We need to have an internal forum for the contributors to discuss our articles before publishing them.

    Who can help? Thanks in advance

    Jörg

    timbeck
    Member

    Hi,

    I’m integrating bbpress into a wordpress site. The client wants to create multiple login identities, but each identity will potentially be used by multiple people. SO . . . in the comments section, I need the comment author to be able to enter his name in the name field, then display comment author’sname in the comments section.

    Currently, no matter what I put in the comment author name field (then using ‘bbp_reply_author’ to display the author name), what I get is the admin name, not the name I typed in the field. Where does the name go? I’ve looked all over the files trying to find out where the author name typed into the form goes, and nothing comes up. Ditto for how to display it.

    Thanks in advance . . .

    t.

    #44731

    I think I broke my forum.

    I am using the plugin version of bbPress on WordPress, and recently deactivated all of my plugins trying to troubleshoot a theme error. I reactivated them, and when I go to Forums in the dashboard, “All Forums”, my forum is still there, but when I click on “View” it says:

    Permission Denied

    Not Found / No Access

    The page you are looking for either does not exist, or you do not have the permissions to access it.

    Going to http://mysite.com/forums takes me back to the main page.

    Any suggestions? :(

    #110585

    How can i disable HTML and/or VISUAL editor? (2.1 plugin version)

    Have you tried Settings > Forum? :)

    Unless you’re talking about conditionally toggling the mode, in which case you’re on your own to build that as a plugin, similar to WordPress.

    #44722
    martin_style
    Member

    Hello everybody

    What should I use blugin for not accept spamer comments my blog. I use wordpress

    Thanks you for interesting

    Laurent
    Member

    Hi,

    I recently upgraded my VPS from Debian 5 to Debian 6.

    Related to this were the following changes :

    PHP : 5.2.6-1 —> 5.3.3-7

    MySQL : 5.0.5a —> 5.1.49

    It was a few days ago. Apparently everything was OK.

    On my website there is a forum which is not very active so I don’t know exactly when the problems appeared but I think it must be related to this :

    Today I saw that 2 people had posted an answer to a recent topic but something went wrong : both answers are not linked to the topic and when I want to add this manually through the backoffice the topic just don’t appear in the list.

    Moreover, I tried to post answers to this topic but I immediadely get Erreur HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error). Of course the problem is the same when I try to answer to other topics.

    Any idea about what the problem is and how to solve this ?

    I’m using WordPress 3.3.2 and bbpress 2.0.2

    Thanks for your help !

    Best Regards,

    Laurent

    #44662
    neodoxa
    Participant

    Is there a way to add total post count and roles (moderator, etc.) under the avatars/usernames of users in the forum?

    I’m using the BBPress plugin with a Buddypress / WordPress site.

    Thanks.

    #113509
    kennymcnett
    Member

    I considered Buddypress, but it’s way more robust than what I’m needing, and installing it was breaking my custom theme (jquery conflict somewhere).

    Thanks for looking at this.

    For anyone else out there, here’s my solution for restricting bbPress access using s2member. In short, this checks if the current user has access to the most distant ancestor of the current page. For example:

    Level 1 Forum/Category > Subforum1 > Subcategory > Subforum2 > Current Topic

    No matter which page they arrive at in the tree, they must have access via s2member to the top-most level. Then it’s a simple matter of assigning a ccap to that Forum, or a membership level.

    1. Include the following in your functions.php file

    2. Include a call to the function in EACH of your bbPress template files BEFORE the template calls for the forum content. Match the HTML structure of the error message to suit your theme. You need to include closing tags for any open divs.

    3. Test!

    /******* bbPress Forum Access *******/

    function checkForumAccess() {

    if(get_post_type() == 'forum' OR get_post_type() == 'topic' OR get_post_type() == 'reply') { // check if user is viewing a forum page. If so, continue.

    //check if they have access to the top-most parent forum/category (both are Pages in wordpress). If not, show the error verbiage. If they have access, continue and show the content like normal

    $parent = array_reverse(get_post_ancestors($post->ID)); // get an array of all the parent pages in order from most distant to closest.

    $first_parent = get_page($parent[0]); //get the first page in the array, which is the most distant parent

    $int = apply_filters(‘the_ID’, $first_parent->ID); //filter the $first_parent to get only the wordpress page/post ID, which is an integer like 49 or 565. store it as a variable $int

    if (!is_page_permitted_by_s2member($int)) { // this is an s2member function. Check if the current user can access the $first_parent, via the stored page/post ID in the $int variable

    // here comes your custom error message. Remember to escape any apostrophes

    echo ‘

    <div>

    <h1 class=”entry-title”>Sorry!</h1>

    <div class=”entry-content”>

    <p>It looks like you don’t have access to this forum.</p>

    <p>If this is an error and you should have access, please contact us here: (contact URL)

    </div>

    </div><!–.postWrapper–>

    </div><!– #content –>

    </div><!– #contentWrapper –>

    </div><!– #primary –>

    ‘;

    get_sidebar();

    get_footer();

    exit; // Important. This prevents the rest of the page (the secure forum content) from displaying

    }

    }

    }

    I recently noticed that when I try to start a topic or posting a reply, it’s taking about 30+ second before the topic/reply is show up. If you try to tell me there may be a “bad plugin” and try to disable all of it except bbPress, save it. I have tried the following:

    1. Using different browser.

    I find out that when I try to use Firefox 12.0 to post, it’s loading extremely slow. But this is not happening in Internet Explorer 9 or Google Chrome 18.

    Try to start Firefox in safe mode? Yes I have tried to do that but it doesn’t make a difference.

    2. Using different user/computer.

    It’s still the same.

    3. Try to post a comment in a normal post.

    I was able to comment a post without any problems, so I think it may be a “bad plugin” problem.

    4. Disable all plugin (except bbPress & BuddyPress)

    But the same thing happen. FYI I don’t edit either the bbPress or BuddyPress files.

    5. Using different theme.

    I replace my modified custom community theme with BuddyPress Default theme and see if I putting bad codes in my theme. But this doesn’t solve problem even I tried other themes.

    6. Change permalink structure.

    It doesn’t make any changes, and I don’t think it will help.

    7. Reinstall WordPress, bbPress & BuddyPress

    Still doesn’t make any changes.

    8. Create a new install in another domain.

    I use http://scirefs.com/ as my main and http://www.scirefs.org as a sandbox (with the same configuration as in SCIREFs.com) with only bbPress and BuddyPress activated. But everything works fine in SCIREFs.org with either bbPress 2.02 or 2.1 and I have no issue with Firefox 12.

    9. The Cloudflare……

    Since I have Cloudflare as my CDN for SCIREfs.com but not SCIREFs.org, I tried to remove SCIREFs.com from Cloudflare and add SCIREfs.org to it and see what happens. The result: The issue with Firefox at SCIREFs.com disappear but SCIREfs.org is now facing the old issue.

    Do anyone here have any ideas what’s wrong with it? Or someone here is facing the same problem? This seems to be the first and the only problem I can’t figure it myself.

    You can login to SCIREFs.org using the following information:

    Username: demo

    Password: demo

    URL of the forums: http://www.scirefs.org/test-forums

    And try to start a topic or post a reply using Firefox and see if it’s happening to you.

    #113168
    pimarts
    Participant

    What works for me (I’ve had my share of spammers, but they’re no problem whatsoever anymore):

    Only do this if you know what you’re doing.

    1) Put the following blacklist thing in your htaccess:

    http://perishablepress.com/5g-blacklist-2012/

    2) Put a question in the registration process with BuddyPress Humanity (I’m sure something like this exists for WordPress too).

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-humanity/

    3) Install the Bad Behaviour plugin :

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bad-behavior/

    4) Install the Ban Hammer plugin :

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ban-hammer/

    Works like a charm. For me at least.

    pimarts
    Participant

    I don’t know if it’s a “great” example, but http://www.swnk.org/ is running on WordPress + BuddyPress + bbPress.

    ZedsDed
    Member

    Hello! I’d love to see some examples of sites that utilize WordPress for its blog and bbPress for its forum/messageboard. I’m poking around this forum now for examples but would love to see any that you may know of. Thank you :)

    #113512
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Head on over to http://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org and have a read of the links there.

    Perform a search to see if there are any similar and/or open bugs already

    https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/search

    To submit a bug and bug fix https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket

    #44605
    kennymcnett
    Member

    Hi, I’m integrating bbPress with s2member and need to restrict access to certain categories, forums and their topics.

    For example, here’s a hierarchy:

    Home > Forums > Category1 > Subcategory1 > Forum1 > Subforum1 > Topic1

    If someone tries to look at Topic1 or any of its parents, I need to check to make sure they have access to Category1.

    Access is managed by s2member.

    For typical wordpress posts, I attach this filter, run a wp_query, then detach it:

    attach_s2member_query_filters(); // only fetch content the user can access

    If that query is not empty, then I let the user view the page they’re trying to look at. If it is empty, it means they don’t have access to any posts and so I redirect them.

    But I don’t know how bbPress works well enough to figure it out.

    It seems I need to

    1. Find what the root category is

    2. Check if the user can access the root category

    3. If so, allow access to whatever they’re trying to see. If not, redirect or give an error message.

    Any ideas on how I can do this?

    #113473

    Correct, with bbPress 2.1 the “Theme compat” bbPress theme will work for most people out of the box.

    The problem is that some WordPress themes do weird things – such as modify the loop and/or query (things that are not normal) – and this causes bbPress to break.

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