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  • Likely unknown issues surfacing, or bbPress becoming more complex over time and W3TC interoperability not being specifically tested.

    #124607

    Topic: Close a Topic

    in forum Troubleshooting
    mostafaqanbari
    Participant

    i installed new bbpress2.2.3 and then “user Role Editor” plugin for defining user roles for my forum users. but when i use bbp_topic_admin_links(); my users cant see any of admin buttons! this means that they cant close their topics too! i checked “user role plugin” 100times and nothing wrong with it. i manually create buttons for editing and deleting a topic but i cant find a way to close a topic! what can i do with bbp_topic_admin_links(); to show necessary buttons to my users?

    #124606
    parellex
    Participant

    wordpress 3.5
    buddypress 1.6.2
    bbpress 2.2.3
    Hi, i installed bbpress after i installed buddy press. During the bbpress installation process it said if i wanted a new page created for forums. I clicked “create new page.” After the installation i went to my website and found no tab. I checked to see if the page was created at all and it was. my website is here.
    parellex.net.

    Erlend
    Participant

    @JJJ I’m a bit confused. I thought you had bbPress working well with both W3TC and WPSC early on [1]. Did some things change or is is simply a matter of unknown issues eventually surfacing?

    @JohnConners any news? I know a lot of people who’d love to know more about any new findings you might have made.

    @moderators please get this spammer out of here.

    #124604
    Erlend
    Participant

    Excluding older threads in the search would definitely be a very acceptable compromise.

    #124603
    Shane Gowland
    Participant

    I can understand why you’ve chosen to preserve the old posts, but I agree with the OP that it makes finding relevant help with issues extremely difficult.

    Perhaps a happy compromise could be reached, such as an option that makes the forum search exclude results dated prior to the release of 2.0. Or even a “The information in this thread may be outdated” warning message to reduce the confusion of new users.

    freax
    Participant

    It’s working now ! Thank you for your help.

    #124601
    Lynq
    Participant
    Lynq
    Participant

    You need to copy it to the root theme folder and not inside a bbpress folder.

    #124599
    jtole
    Participant

    Hello again …
    I installed bbpress 2.2.3 but I do not like the original design, I mean … if you see http://www.bitadictos.com/forums forums as you can see I created a category, and each category and there are forums.
    What I would like is to see the forums arranged vertically rather than horizontally as they are now.
    What I can do to see them vertically?

    #124598
    jtole
    Participant

    Thank you both, you have been very helpful

    #124594
    M3
    Participant

    Thanks for the help but still don’t understand how to change the theme. Is there any step by step and example on how to do it. Sorry I’m a plugin user and novice in coding.

    #124593

    Too late now, and lots of the old topics are still relevant, even if not exact.

    #124592
    ellipszist
    Participant
    #124590

    Topic: Forum is missing

    in forum Installation
    thinkcrush
    Participant

    Hello guys. I don’t know what i did wrong 🙁 I had the forum working a previous version of my website, but since the theme change, i can’t get it set up for my life.

    It might be important to note that there was a situation during the instillation of bbpress. I was at the last step of the instillation, when my website crashed. One of my folders was duplicated or something. I removed the file from my file manager and got my site back. BBpress is now installed, alongside buddypress but when i go to my forum page there’s nothing there.

    I think i need step by step instructions. When i make a page named “Forum” and assign that page to the bbpress pages tab, nothing happens. I have a code to make my forum fancy and thats not working either.

    I am using the newest wordpress, and the newest bbpress.

    My website is at http://www.goodpoker.ca

    This is the code i need to put somewhere…

    ID, ‘sidebar_value’, true);

    do_action( ‘bp_before_directory_forums_page’ ); ?>

    <div class="padder contentbox “>

     

    <option value="”>

    <input type="submit" name="submit_topic" id="submit" class="none" style="opacity:0;" value="” />

    <input type="button" name="submit_topic_cancel" id="submit_topic_cancel" value="” />

    <?php printf( __( "You are not a member of any groups so you don't have any group forums you can post in. To start posting, first find a group that matches the topic subject you'd like to start. If this group does not exist, why not create a new group? Once you have joined or created the group you can post your topic in that group’s forum.”, ‘buddypress’ ), site_url( bp_get_groups_root_slug() . ‘/create/’ ) ) ?>

    • <a href="”><?php printf( __( 'All Topics %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_forum_topic_count() ); ?>

    • <a href="”><?php printf( __( 'My Topics %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_get_forum_topic_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?>

    #124589
    Will Brownsberger
    Participant

    Just a follow up.

    Here is a different plug in that does a reasonable job:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-topics/

    After installing it, go to discussion settings and then set it to create a forum topic for each post, copy tags, etc. Then you have an option to apply settings to all existing posts.

    I tried this on a test site and it worked pretty well. It did not do all the bookkeeping of reply counts correctly, but it did create appropriate topics for each post and import the comments and replies to them.

    It is also reversible as it does not delete either the posts or comments — if you deactivate the plug in your posts (which were unchanged anyway) and their comments are intact. You do still have a bunch of new topics in your target forum.

    #124588
    Erlend
    Participant

    I think you should seriously consider archiving the bulk of the legacy bbPress posts, maybe moving them to a separate forum like archive.bbpress.org.

    It’s very troublesome when I’m trying to use Google or the native search to find posts with similar queries as mine, and I end up with mostly 2-4 year old posts relating to the old and abandoned standalone bbPress.

    #124587
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    There are detailed steps in the docs here https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-in-your-language/

    #124586
    wpmhweb
    Participant

    Makes sense now!

    Thanks,

    #124585
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Have a read of the docs here https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/

    #124584
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster
    #124583
    wpmhweb
    Participant

    It seems that BBPress 2.2.3 has changed a lot. I just struggling finding out how to create a child theme with this version.
    Which folder is the one that I need to copy to the main themes folder?

    Thanks,

    #124582
    Will Brownsberger
    Participant

    This is a potentially useful plugin, and makes nice use of WP functions.

    However, I’ve reviewed this code and I don’t believe that it works.

    Unless I’m missing something it doesn’t update the various necessary _bb_press metakeys.

    It just simplistically changes the post types for the posts to “topic” and stores the comments as replies.

    Possible that I’m missing something, but the documentation for the insert post function includes no indication that it will maintain the necessary bbpress fields.

    See https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_post

    Although I haven’t run the code, I don’t actually believe that it will even insert the posts into the selected bbpress forum. It will, however, create the topics which can then be moved around manually.

    Just a lay person’s read.

    #124580
    M3
    Participant

    hi, I’m a newbie and I really like bbPress forum but I don’t know how can I install to my wordpress. Some information give advise using FTP such as this information, but the wordpress plugin site give information that the instalation is through the plugin as a normal plugin.

    So I follow the wordpress plugin way and it work, I can see th forum, modify add some forum and topics, but I haven’t had any clue on how I can change the theme or how to add the theme.

    My first question is, did I installed it the right way? and secondly, how I can change the theme? I make a child theme but it didn’t work. My objective is to have my wordpress theme for the posts and as the forum for now I’m hoping to use the static bbPress forum theme.

    I’m truly lost and I don’t know how I can manage to do it? Currently I’m using wordpress 3.5 with leaf theme, and latest bbPress forum bbPress 2.2.3.

    My wordpress is currently in the subdirectory of my main site.

    My website

    My bbPress forum

    Thank you in advance and sorry for my bad English.

    #124579
    ellipszist
    Participant
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