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i’m using bbpress with buddypress, latest versions of both and latest version of wp.
the recent topic widget displays topics from private group forums to everyone… groups are private for a reason… is this a bug or?
Hi all,
I’ve always been confused with this and it seems so does my coding.
I’ve installed both buddypress group forums and bbpress’ sitewide forums. I would like to retain both.
So first off I several questions on setup, but to save time for you all, is there any documentation explaining some of the following in detail?
1. why when a user sets up a group does it ask them twice if they want the group to include a forum? Once under the ‘setting’ section saying: ‘group forum – should this group have a forum? – enable discussion forum?’, and then another the following tab ‘3.Forum’?
2. I don’t understand the group forums showing in site wide forums etc etc.
So any documentation on understanding this would be great.
But my main question is why in the users profile we have a ‘forum’ tab, which allows the user to see their contributions to forums by ‘topics started’ ‘replies created’ ‘favourites’ ‘subscriptions’, however the latter 3 show both content from sitewide and group forums, yet the ‘topics started’ only shows topics started in group forums.
hopefully I’ll get there in the end :-/
Hi all,
Currently in bbpress, I have it so you can favourite and subscribe to topics. However, when the user does so, it literally changes the ‘favourite’ to ‘favourited’, and I don’t think this is obvious enough for my user base.
How can I modify this to either, add a tick icon for posts you’ve favourited, or give a alert box informing you you’ve successfully favourited / subscribed etc.
It would also be nice, if the user could see at a glance that they’re favourited or subscribed to a topic from the forum it’s self. So while scrolling through new topics, they can see ones that they’ve already favourited etc.
Can’t seem to find anything on this online :-/
any ideas?
Hey
I am looking for forum to install on my wordpress CMS website and was wondering if I install bbpress plugin will it look like this forum ( bbpress.org) on my website or what?
and what’s the difference between bbpress and buddypress?
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Topic: Group page empty in bbPress
Hi,
I’m making the big jump to bring my community from SMF to bbPress and everything was going well until I had to create the Groups.First things first:
– WP version: 3.5.2
– bbPress version: 2.3.2
– site: http://japanzai.com/blog/So, for a couple days already I was looking on google trying to find what plugin was in charge of groups in bbPress and ended up finding this tutorial: http://labzip.com/the-definitive-guide-to-buddypress-bbpress-configuration/
That’s when, to my surprise, I found out that the Group page was in fact not empty!About the installation, I followed every steps from the video (whom I, in fact, already did previously by myself when installing bbPress the first time) but still no way to get the Groups page.
Any idea as to where I could’ve messed up? or maybe simply forgot something?
Thanks a lot.Hi. I’ve recently installed the bbpress plugin on my WordPress site along with BuddyPress. I’ve managed to setup groups and forums as well as topics, but when you click on a topic (as a normal web user) you are directed to a blank white page with <br> in the browser’s tab. Anyone have any ideas about what the error is and how to resolve it? Any help is much appreciated!
Website is here – isparchitecture.com – if you care to take a look.
I’m using the newest bbpress, but this problem exists in all version:
both back-end and front-end, while trashing a reply work out a correct hidden count, deleting a reply makes no change on the hidden count. Is this a bug or just me?Dedicated to SMEs, entrepreneurs. WordPress 3.5.2 + bbPress 2.3.2 and Turkish language. Updated weekly.
http://www.kobiturkticaret.com/forumlar/
Thank you.
Hello BB’s
I am an beginner when it comes to wordpress/bbpress and have been playing around with it for a little while now.
I am trying to create separate forums on my homepage, seperated by a unique forum/parent/category title like in this image.
http://imageshack.com/scaled/large/853/p8hr.jpg
Does anyone know how/if this is possible.
I am trying (like a lot of you) to make bbpress a bit more like VBulletin and IPBoard, and this is/would be a major layout improvement.
Thanks in advance
P.H.
I am extremely frustrated with a recent install of bbPress and BuddyPress.
My understanding is that, when you create a forums page with the same name as the bbPress forum slug, this page will show the list of forums.
Mine did not. I finally used a short code on a new page and it gave me a list of forums – though the formatting leaves a lot to be desired.
Unfortunately, every time you click a forum link on the page, it takes you to the listing of forums. You can never access the individual forums to post questions or comments.
Thoughts on how to fix this?
bbPress 2.3.2
BuddyPress 1.8
WordPress 3.5.2
Responsive themeHey guys!
Just installed bbPress since a week. Loving it so far š I was wondering, if there was a way where I can let people subscripe to topics, but not have it on by default? Some of the users have complained that they dont want to recieve all that e-email for topics that arent that important.
Topic: Help please!
I updated to the latest version of WordPress SEO and when I open my forums none of my threads populate and when I open a topic the most recent thread shows up but no user info or replies populate. I would like to continue using WordPress SEO as a lot of work has been done on it and afraid I will have to change to Ultimate SEO.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. I am currently using wordpress 3.4.2 and bbpress 2.02
Topic: Forum ID in Topics URL
I am in includes/common/template-tags.php
I see
/** URLs **********************************************************************/ /** * Ouput the forum URL * * @since bbPress (r3979) * * @uses bbp_get_forums_url() To get the forums URL * @param string $path Additional path with leading slash */ function bbp_forums_url( $path = '/' ) { echo bbp_get_forums_url( $path ); } /** * Return the forum URL * * @since bbPress (r3979) * * @uses home_url() To get the home URL * @uses bbp_get_root_slug() To get the forum root location * @param string $path Additional path with leading slash */ function bbp_get_forums_url( $path = '/' ) { return home_url( bbp_get_root_slug() . $path ); } /** * Ouput the forum URL * * @since bbPress (r3979) * * @uses bbp_get_topics_url() To get the topics URL * @param string $path Additional path with leading slash */ function bbp_topics_url( $path = '/' ) { echo bbp_get_topics_url( $path ); } /** * Return the forum URL * * @since bbPress (r3979) * * @uses home_url() To get the home URL * @uses bbp_get_topic_archive_slug() To get the topics archive location * @param string $path Additional path with leading slash * @return The URL to the topics archive */ function bbp_get_topics_url( $path = '/' ) { return home_url( bbp_get_topic_archive_slug() . $path ); }I figure there MUST be a way to add the forum to the topics URL. I’m doing this because I have a action based upon the URL string and need to have all things on that forum associated with that at a URL level. Any ideas?