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  • #132159
    clendanielc
    Participant

    Hi Everyone:

    Im new to using bbpress and I have a question. I have two forums where I want two different sets of users. For example Forum A will only be able to be access by Group A and Forum B can be accessed by Group A and B. Is this possible?

    Thanks to all replies in Advanced!

    #132158
    limitx3m
    Participant

    @netweb

    I’ve sent you an email and information. I guess we’ll continue communication through email to get to the bottom of this.

    Thank you so much!

    #132157
    clickmac
    Participant

    this is the latest version of bbPress and has option for replies
    check here:
    http://www.trottyzone.com/forums/users/admin/

    as you can see “replies created” option

    #132156
    fontadoni
    Participant

    I recently converted from the standalone version of bbPress to the plugin version. Everything went as planned. It’s been about a month and all of my forum posts have been re-indexed by google. Luckily I don’t have a big board so I was able to do 301 redirects for all my old URLs so they pointed to the new ones.

    The only odd thing is that now my forum home page (index), say mysite.com/forums, did not get indexed by google. If I try to search for mysite.com/forums, I get all my posts, but not my homepage. Any clues on why this happened and what I can do to fix it?

    Thanks in advance for you help.

    Unsal Korkmaz
    Participant

    Update: I added “Change style” button to theme website. Now you can see how buddypress or bbpress pages are changing when you change theme style.

    Example BuddyPress Profile page:
    http://theme.firmasite.com/members/unsalkorkmaz/profile/

    Dark style of same profile page: http://theme.firmasite.com/members/unsalkorkmaz/profile/?style=cyborg

    Example bbPress forum:
    http://theme.firmasite.com/support/forum/theme-support/

    Just change style from top-right and see the magic 🙂

    #132153

    Topic: Sidebar Width

    in forum Themes
    inkrap
    Participant

    Alright, first off let me explain what I’ve done so far. For my forums, I have created a forum-specific sidebar.

    sidebar-bbpress
    ` div id=”sidebar”>

    ?php
    if (!function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘bbpress’)):
    endif;
    ?>

    `

    And registered the sidebar in my function.php
    ` register_sidebar(array(
    ‘id’ => ‘bbpress’,
    ‘name’ => ‘bbpress’,
    ‘before_widget’ => ‘div class=”widget”>’,
    ‘after_widget’ => ‘/div>’,
    ‘before_title’ => ‘h4>’,
    ‘after_title’ => ‘/h4>’,
    ));
    `
    And I pull it in my forum.php by:
    `?php get_sidebar( ‘bbpress’ ); ?>`

    In my css I’m able to customize the forum’s #main by referencing “#main.forum”, so I can specify widths that will only affect the forum, etc.

    Now for my issue, how the hell do I change sidebar information ONLY in forums? I’ve tried referencing #sidebar.forums, but it doesn’t classify the sidebar as a forum sidebar.

    #132034
    maxime77
    Participant

    No such luck,

    Unfortunately, even on WP 3.5.1 and bbPress 2.2.4 we still can’t see a user’s replies, as you can see in this profile :

    WP user profile example

    There doesn’t seem to be any particular options regarding replies either, so that’s not it. Our parent theme is Twenty Ten, could that have anything to do with it?

    Fee
    Participant

    Thanks, Daniel, sure you could do it with an own function instead.

    I saw that there is already a ticket related to the title: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1764
    Didn’t test the patch yet.

    #131915
    Cyph3r Smurf
    Participant

    Hey,

    I have tried to import my Vbulletin forum to bbpress for the past few days.

    I use the import function and checked the information with the config.php file from the forum that’s still up and running.

    When I try I just get this info:
    Repair any missing information: Continue
    Conversion Complete
    No replies to convert
    No tags to convert
    No topics to convert
    No forum parents to convert
    No forums to convert
    Starting Conversion

    Anyone with luck to import their vbulletin forum? I’m running vbulletin 4.1.12 Patch Level 2

    #131812
    stevendo
    Participant

    After digging into the source code of search, I found that it uses SQL’s LIKE for searching. So…no fulltext search.

    I searched on the Web and it looks like Sphinx can give me a solution, though it requires extra setup and configuration. MySQL 5.6.4 will add supports of fulltext search for InnoDB as well.

    SydneyDesigner
    Participant

    I’m testing bbPress 2.3-rc1 with BuddyPress 1.7-rc1 on WP3.5.1 and may have encountered an issue with bbp_get_topic_id().

    Can bbp_get_topic_id() be used to get the main topic id from a Buddypress group>forum>topic+replies page?
    If yes, then how? (a quick code line example please)
    If not then how else should this be done?

    Thank you.

    #131743
    Kaenim
    Participant

    Daniel – That line is what’s in the file archive-forum.php. As someone who’s not overly familiar with this anything bbPress- or PHP-related, it looks like the file is calling… itself? O.o FWIW, I do have these files in my child theme for the purposes of modifying them.

    Stephen – That definitely sounds like what I need. Just downloaded it and am about to check it out. Thanks for the link! 🙂

    #131737

    btw, what bbp_get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘archive-forum’ ); is doing is loading the file content-archive-forum.php and so on. You can override any of those files in your theme (without modifying core files). Just copy the file you want to modify to a ‘bbpress’ folder in your theme, and modify it there. bbPress will load that one instead of the core one.

    #131736
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster
    #131734

    In reply to: Related Topics

    Erlend
    Participant

    Apparently with some customization, YARPP can support bbPress.

    There’s also the Other Posts plugin, which by accident supported bbPress for a while, so some of us have asked if maybe that could be brought back as a feature.


    @johnjamesjacoby
    do you reckon there are some performance concerns for a plugin like this applied to bbPress? Seeing as “related posts” plugins often come under fire for being performance hogs, I fear those problems would get exponentially worse in a large forum.

    #131733

    In reply to: 404's for non-admins

    thequiet
    Participant

    Having the same problem here: http://essentialoilbenefits.org/forums/

    Tried the quick-fix in my functions.php, but it screwed up everything else and destroyed redirects.

    I have the following plugins:

    • All in one Favicon
    • Autotags
    • bbPress
    • bbPress Admin Bar Addition
    • bbPress Settings
    • bbPress WP Tweaks
    • bbPress Search Widget
    • Select Find and replace
    • Google Plus
    • HTML Regex Replace
    • Jetpack by WordPress.com
    • Select Real-Time Find and Replace
    • WordPress SEO
    • WPEssence Bulk Categories
    • YouTube
    #131732
    Fee
    Participant

    I posted a solution adding a filter to `’private_title_format’ here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/created-private-forum-but-title-is-private-private-own-your-mission-forum/#post-131731
    `

    The ‘Private Forum’ appendix could then be replaced by using a language file, e.g.

    Fee
    Participant

    The ‘Private: …’ is added by WP in wp-includes/post-template.php inside of the function get_the_title(). bbpress uses this function in it’s own function bbp_get_forum_title() to generate the title -> ‘Private:’ is appended first time. When the theme now calls the_title() ‘Private:’ is appended again.

    I adjusted bbp_get_forum_title() now: Add two filters, the first removes the ‘Private:’ from all Breadcrumbs and so on, the second appends ‘Private Forum:’ to the forum title.

    function bbp_get_forum_title( $forum_id = 0 ) {
    $forum_id = bbp_get_forum_id( $forum_id );
    add_filter( 'private_title_format', function(){ return '%s'; } );
    $title    = get_the_title( $forum_id );
    add_filter( 'private_title_format', function(){ return __( 'Private Forum: %s', 'bbpress' ); } );
    return apply_filters( 'bbp_get_forum_title', $title, $forum_id );
    }

    Could one of the devs please take a look if this would be an option for you? I hardcoded it for now…

    #131727
    Kaenim
    Participant

    Hi everyone. I’m in the process of migrating my website from phpBB to bbPress. In modifying the template, I feel like I’m pretty limited to what I can change without getting into modifying core files.

    Basically, this is what my phpBB forum looks like –

    And this is how my bbPress looks like right now –

    I want to retain the look of the former, but in the archive-forum.php template file, the only code that is being called in that area is “bbp_get_template_part( ‘content’, ‘archive-forum’ );”

    It looks like bbp_get_template_part() is calling the entire thing, whereas I’m used to phpBB giving me individual tags – I guess their equivalent to what you’d call shortcodes? – for the category name, the forum name, number of posts etc to place them precisely where I want them in the template.

    So what am I missing? What file can I modify, or what functions could I call, that would allow me that same level of control?

    Hopefully this is coherent. I’m pretty new to using bbPress – and BuddyPress, and WordPress… – so I feel a bit mentally fatigued from learning these systems, lol. Any help would most certainly be appreciated. Let me know if anything needs clarification, and thanks in advance to anyone who reads this wall of text. Cheers.

    Fee
    Participant

    I’ve the same problem. Solved it by replacing the_title() with bbp_forum_title() on my theme’s page template – but that’s not a real solution, because the problem is in all tested themes (bp-default, twentytwelve) and needs some conditions to use it only with bbpress forums.

    #131724

    In reply to: 404's for non-admins

    Fee
    Participant

    Hi,

    I experienced the same with Better WP Security 3.4.8 like @twcvols (and @banica ?) with bbpress-rc1-4831 and figured out that it conflicts especially with these functions of Better WP Security (problem stops if you disable them):

    Systemtweaks -> Dashboard Tweaks -> all three functions:

    • Hide Theme Update Notifications
    • Hide Plugin Update Notifications
    • Hide Core Update Notifications
    #131714
    fontadoni
    Participant

    Make sure you upgrade the standalone version of bbpress as explained here:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/upgrade-bbpress-1-0-2-to-2-1-2/page/2/#post-127780

    You probably didn’t add the files mentioned there to the bbpress folder?

    #131713
    geekdream
    Participant

    Hello guys! I’ve installed bbPress 2.3 (because another guys told me to install that version for resolve my display issue but don’t work too.) on WP 3.5.1.

    All works fine, the installation and the users integration are good, but the forum page is not displaying well. i think depend by an conflict of the theme CSS and bbpress CSS, so i’ve tried to copy the bbpress.css in wp-content/themes/Avenue/css but dont work too…

    the link is http://www.geekdream.it/forum

    sorry for bad english !!

    Thanks all! cheers!

    #131709
    stevendo
    Participant

    Thanks Stephen.

    For the bbPress 2.3 search feature, my question is whether it supports fulltext search and how it creates fulltext index. I also need to filter the search results by user-selected parent forums which should require a custom query.

    #131708
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Search is built into bbPress 2.3

    GGive it a try if you want https://bbpress.org/blog/2013/03/bbpress-2-3-release-candidate-1/ 🙂

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