I have installed bbpress to create a forum on my site, but i have a persistent bug or issue which hide all new topics and replys…
I get the “oh bother! No topics / forums were found here!”, even on my own (administrator) posts. I tried to reset, recount, reinstall the plugin, but no luck.
Even with Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven and Twenty Twelve the “Oh bother” message appears.
Please can someone help me?
Wordpress 3.5.1
BBpress 2.2.4
Theme: Slidingdoor
Link: http://www.knikkerbaan.nl/forums/forum/knikkerbaan-forum-2/
@jeffcubed We have a ticket open with trac on this issue. You may check it out here:
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2225
If you’re experiencing the same issue as described in the ticket, then you might want to chime in to increase the ticket’s priority.
Hi,
I’d like unregistered users who post on my bbpress forum to be able to get e-mail notifications when their threads or posts get replied to. Is this possible, and if so, how?
Apart from this i think bbPress is an escellent forum solution, thanks.
No not that I can see, it shouldn’t be doing what it is, thus it is a bug and needs to be fixed.
As above can you create a bug ticket on trac https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/
Do they show in the widget if the user IS logged in?
I suggest you create a ticket with as much detail as you can https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/
(Use your same bbpress.org user/pass to log in)
Ahhh… Cool… My Bad….
Take a look at `bbp_reply_class` in \includes\replies\template-tags.php#L1940
yeah normaly you can do that but it dont work becouse that the php code has a element.style and a element.style can’t be overwrited be an css style
I have a private forum on my bbpress installation and even though the topics in this forum are not accessible if the user is not logged in, they still show up in the Recent Topics & Recent Replies Widgets…
How can i hide them?
You steered me right Stephen, here’s what I ended up with:
`display_name.’ | ‘, wp_loginout(); } else { ?>`
` or <a href="/wp-login.php?action=register”>Join`
This gives me everything I needed.
If user is not logged in they get Login or Join
If they are logged in they get username (linked to profile) | Logout
Thanks for the help.
That is not a known issue… I would dig around to see if SimplePress has/had any custom attributes attached to that user and also what WordPress role does the user has to see if something somewhere else has played around with user roles and/or capabilities.
Thanks Stephen, going to give that a shot.
Just finished a re-import. It went a lot better! Thanks for that tip.
It does bring up another issue though. There’s a handful of posts still show UserID1 as the poster, and under their Avatar (on the left side of the post) it reads (null)
I will try to fiddle around some more tonight with it. I just figured I’d mention it just in case it was a common issue. I haven’t fully investigated it yet, so it may just be users who no longer exist or something.
Just follow the steps in the document https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/
Set `define (‘WPLANG’, ‘fr_FR’);` in your WordPress `wp-config.php`
Download the .po & .mo files
Rename the files
- bbpress-plugin-fr-fr.po to bbpress-fr_FR.po
- bbpress-plugin-fr-fr.mo to bbpress-fr_FR.mo
Upload both files to `/wp-content/languages/bbpress/ `
I would suggest you use the following page to ask if anyone in the French WordPress community has fully translated bbPress as the translations linked above are 0% & 11% https://fr.wordpress.org/contact/
If you are trying to translate the theme DynamiX or ‘codestyling localization’ plugin then they are issues with their respective authors.
That is it what you have above….
The reply content including what I am writing right here in this reply is styled with
<div class=”bbp-reply-content”>
Just add the CSS class .bbp-reply-content to your style.css file.
I’d suggest taking a look at the code in the bbPress ‘Login Widget’ included with bbPress.
It behaves in very much the same way you are looking to have in your header.
What you are probably after starts at line #137 and depending on your needs use either `bbp_user_profile_url( bbp_get_current_user_id() )` or `bbp_user_profile_link( bbp_get_current_user_id() )`
No none of that should be a problem… That is a HUGE number of users so presumably if WordPress ‘was/is’ able to handle that amount without issue then bbPress won’t have a problem either.
I’ve got it all on a development setup, so I’ll give it a “reset” to what I had prior and try again. I should mention, I have a database with about 108,000 users but there’s only around 2,000 total posts (mix of inactivity and I’ve only had Simple-Press enabled for a a few months but we have some valuable content) – Could this be the root of the problem?
I can only think this is a glitch in the matrix that something strange happened during the import.
Are you able to try importing again?
Can you post a link to your site here so we can have a look please.
Also posting some screenshots here would be helpful.
Once we know exactly where the problem is we can get it fixed for the next version of bbPress.
I am using the same install. I guess my question is still the same. How do I get bbPress to realize these topics/replies are by other users, not by user #1 (Admin)
If you are using the same WordPress install that SimplePress uses you don’t need to import the users. If you use a new install of WordPress you need to select the option ‘Convert Users’ to have the importer bring the existing users into the fresh WordPress install.
Sorry guys, I didn’t think that the code wouldn’t post properly.
