Is something wrong with the code tags here that you’re unable to use them? I’m having a hard time following exactly what to do to duplicate the issue you’re having.
I’ve tried each permutation of posting code and swapping between editors, and it appears to work correctly for me in what is now bbPress 2.3.2. I’ve also synced up dev trunk with deploy trunk, so the beta tester plugin should have the most recent changes in it too.
(Keep in mind that the beta-tester plugin doesn’t grab the latest version directly from trunk; it gets what I merge into WordPress.org Extend’s trunk. This helps me keep what the beta-tester plugin gets stable, even though bbPress.org’s trunk might not me.)
Create a post in the visual editor it performs normally. Click “text” tab, and you see the tags as expected. Click the “visual” tab and again it appears normally.
Once POSTED, if you then attempt to edit it, you get the visual tab, and SEE the HTML tags. They are not however the actual tags, when you click the “text” tab you see they are actually & l t ; HTMLTAG & g t ;Whatever the text is& l t ;/HTMLTAG& g t ;
(I do believe that before 2.4-alpha that clicking the “text” tab would result in the same thing BEFORE posting, so it’s “semi” fixed)
WordPress 3.5.1
bbPress 4.2-alpha
bbPress – Mark as Read 0.3
bbPress Beta Tester 0.1
bbPress Enable TinyMCE Visual Tab 1.0
bbPress Unread Posts 1.0
GD bbPress Tools 1.4
buddypress roles:http://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/group-settings-and-roles/
bbpress roles: http://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-user-roles-and-capabilities/
I have an understanding of the roles within each plugin, but when running both, how do they mingle? Since you can only assign someone to one role, what roles take precedent over the other?
For example if someone is an admin of buddypress, does that also make them a Keymaster? Or vise-versa?
Just need to know what role to assign a new user when they purchase a membership to my help forums. They would be either “members” (buddypress) or “participants” (bbpress).
It would be great if there was a tree structure diagram.
Current Setup:
Bbpress: Version 2.3.1
Buddypress: Version 1.7.1
WP: Version 3.5.1
Thank you!
Drop feedback about bbPress 2.3.2 here.
See the 2.3.2 milestone on Trac for changes.
What you want to do is tweak the bbPress CSS. However you don’t want to tweak the copy in the plugin because when you update it will get overriden. Here’s what you’ll want to do.
Copy:
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/css/bbpress.css
to:
wp-content/themes/[YOUR-THEME]/css/bbpress.css
Then edit and make tweaks to the bbpress.css as needed to match your theme.
Hi
I love my new bbpress page but don’t know which files to edit to make it match my theme.
The link below shows everthing working fine but some pics and the submit button go under the sidebar…. where or how can i edit that?
I would also like to change the colour of my background and text
Thanks
We’ve just set up a website for the over 60s and part of it is downloading health information.
I need to capture their real name but also have a ‘user name’ which is then used for everything.
I’m using the latest version of bbPress but, despite looking hard, have no idea where to go next! Does anyone know of a plugin that will do what I need? Thanks.
site is http://www.retiredandkicking.com/
Just installed the beta tester plug in and updated to v2.4-alpha and it did NOT fix this…
Can you include more(any) information on what you’re seeing? From my testing, it’s fixed in trunk and in the 2.3.2-alpha, and fixed here on bbPress.org also.
I would like to display bbpress topic tags on top of each forum. I tried several template tags:
bb_tag_heat_map()
bb_get_topic_tags()
bb_list_tags()
None of the tags worked no matter where I inserted them (sidebar, bbpress templates, wordpress templates). Usually the rest of the code in the template won’t be executed anymore if I insert one of these tags.
The short code [bbp-topic-tags] works and everything else about tags works too.
Can someone tell me how to display topic tags? Is there a documentation for this template tags?
Almost 3 weeks now. Have you got some time to spare now @unsalkorkmaz ? I’ve made some mockups and found some good references. You have the e-mail mentioned above.
@Jared – WOW – that seemed to do the trick … THANK YOU … i will update my trac ticket … as fyi, part of me thinks forum permalinks should work with that option on or off but hey, it now works* with it set on so that is good enough for me … thanks again for pointer as this was driving me a bit nutty and driving me a bit towards “Now what did i do wrong … what do i no understand about flushing permalinks, configuring this yada yada” thus while my confidence might have dipped a bit during this testing experience, i am certainly grateful for helpful bbPress community and pros that nudge us forward for success results :>) cordially, chuck scott
*for others who might stumble on this thread – the working part means that now anybody who is on the network as a registered user, but not a member of a particular sub site that uses forums, with this option Jared mentions set to “on” said users when they log in to that sub site will see forums with working permalinks – in my case, they were treated as subscribers thus could not comment or create new forums …
After recent upgrades (not sure if 2.3 or 2.3.1) all my “participant” users can’t reply to or post new topics. I tried many things based on user role post, but I’m still stuck.
– Ran the repair tool to ensure all subscribers are mapped as forum “participants”
– Used the “Members” plugins to enable subscribers to post/reply to forums
– Re-installed bbpress
– When through the code, and it appears participant don’t get granted to the proper rights.
Even though it was not independent from the “blog” privileges before, it was way easier to use a visual permission editor.
Any idea what to do?
Please, I’m waiting a response to set up my site… And I can’t find anything on bbpress codex.
Not at all related to bbPress. How did you find a 4 year old topic, and think it was worth bumping?
Closing this topic, since it’s old and not relevant.
Hello, when I tried to access forum slug URL ” example . com/forum ” it gave me not found page, I don’t know if it is meant to be like that but I didn’t like it so I made the forums base the same, so is there a performance/seo penalty or errors tend to happen cause of that? of course it show me the two errors ( Possible bbPress conflict: Forum slug ) in the admin panel but everything else work as supposed, so is it okay?
It is possible to install bbpress only after disactivation of all in all in one seo plugin. When it switched on there are no permission error. What can i do with this problem?
hmm, the other plugin i listed earlier seems to have been pulled from the wp plugin directory, authors page for that plugin is here – http://www.vinojcardoza.com/cardoza-wordpress-poll/
this poll plugin is still avail and also works fine w bbpress 2.3.1 via shortcode
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-polls/
note that shortcodes in bbpress may create other probs as jared mentioned above, using plugins like these will allow you to specify allowed shortcodes via whitelist and exclude [bbp_login] etc
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress2-shortcode-whitelist/
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-bbcode/
and this one will allow shortcodes by user role
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gd-bbpress-tools/
sam
Hi Jared, and thanks for your reply! Well, the child theme’s is supporting bbPress it seems, and function file read the following from row 73 to 93:
/*———————————————————————————–*/
/* Initialize the Options Framework
/* http://wptheming.com/options-framework-theme/
/*———————————————————————————–*/
if ( !function_exists( ‘optionsframework_init’ ) ) {
define(‘OPTIONS_FRAMEWORK_URL’, PARENT_URL . ‘/admin/’);
define(‘OPTIONS_FRAMEWORK_DIRECTORY’, PARENT_DIR . ‘/admin/’);
require_once (OPTIONS_FRAMEWORK_DIRECTORY . ‘options-framework.php’);
}
if ( class_exists( ‘jigoshop’ ) ) {
require_once (PARENT_DIR . ‘/jigoshop_functions.php’);
}
if ( class_exists( ‘bbPress’ ) ) {
require_once (PARENT_DIR . ‘/bbpress_functions.php’);
}
require_once (PARENT_DIR . ‘/shortcodes.php’);
The strange thing is that this problem appeared after using the childtheme (unmodified) for a while. The first week it rolled just s expected.
Hmm…
Hmm, strange. The plugin should trigger the download of https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bbpress.zip which is 2.4 alpha (trunk).
We’ll have a look and see if the version compare isn’t running right. Thanks.
Unfortunately at this time there is still no poll plugin or capability that exists for bbPress 2.x.
It can certainly be done, however will require some coding knowledge and a little bit of elbow grease.
It sounds like your child theme is trying to load bbpress_functions.php which doesn’t exist.
Go to your child theme’s functions.php file and comment out line 89 which is portably the culprit.
Unless your theme was specifically designed to support bbPress (which honestly, most themes are not) it shouldn’t be trying to include said file so you can comment it out.
I think if you update bbPress using the Beta Tester plugin it should pull down trunk, which contains the fix.
Give a try and see.
