[John James Jacoby]

I’m confused about what you’re trying to do. You’ll really want to stick to using the functions included with bbPress rather than trying to build your own MySQL queries to connect things.

bbPress uses a bunch of additional post_meta to connect forums, topics, and replies together. It also keeps counts in post_meta of how many topics and replies live inside any forum or topic. When things are off, they’re really off, like you’re showing in your link above.

My advice:

• Use bbPress core functions.
• Use the WordPress import/export tool if you’re moving between installations.
• Look at the bbPress functions for inserting forums/topics/replies, and use those as your guide if you still plan on building something custom.

In future versions, I’ll likely clean up some of the post_meta code, so it’s all in one place and easier to grok. Much of it was written as it was needed, so the post_meta isn’t super organized.

[relandpigte]

For those bbPress users who’s having trouble integrating it to their “Thesis framework”, install this plugin “bbPress-Thesis compatibility pack” and the forum should be fix/visible.

[bjstone906]

I deleted the bbpress folder from the server and then reput all the same files and reactived it. Eveything seems to be working fine now.

[bjstone906]

I was making an edit in WP using the editor tool and now I’m getting this error

Warning: require(/hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-admin/bbp-admin.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbpress.php on line 311

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-admin/bbp-admin.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php-5.2.17/lib/php') in /hermes/waloraweb094/b316/moo.voyagingid/wordpressNew/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbpress.php on line 311
 I tried copying over the files it mentions as well as the header.php file I was editing but no luck. I can still see my site and everything seems to be functioning fine I just can't get to the backend WP version 4.2.1 (i think) bbpress - the latest retreadwerks.com/wordpressNew/

• This topic was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by bjstone906.
• This topic was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by bjstone906.

[George]

Wow, you’re as helpful as a CNN blog comment, useless.

This is a bbpress function, so i’m asking here. WordPress forums would say to come here.

Go troll youtube or something.

BUMP

[zaerl]

WordPress and bbPress use $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’] here and there and this is a bad thing if a reverse proxy is involved.

If you are using Apache mod_proxy use:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypreservehost

If you’re an nginx guy go with:

proxy_set_header Host $http_host;

Also check if you are using HTTP_X_FORWARDED_HOST in the correct way, in order to get the “real” IP address of the request.

Do not touch bbp_verify_nonce_request.

[laprek]

I would be very grateful! Please let me know when you do this.

[Gary3000]

You can add it to the page via bbPress shortcodes.

https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/

[rixtertrader]

Hello.

I’m putting together a membership site that is to contain a forum page (or two).

OptimizePress has templates, where one is called the Members 1 No Sidebar, which is suppose to be good for adding a forum.

So I created a PAGE called “Forums Page”.

I installed bbPress plugin and created a couple of forums.

My question is, how do I add the forum onto my “Forums Page”?

Thanks.
Rich

[Stephen Edgar]

This markdown/code plugin here on bbpress.org has got to go or get fixed 🙁

In theory by adding lines 14 to 26 to ‘somewhere’ eg. the footer as you suggest should work.

With all that said though it should be working as is so if that doesn’t there might be another underlying issue that is stopping the pagination working on your site

• This reply was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by Stephen Edgar.
• This reply was modified 13 years, 8 months ago by Stephen Edgar.

[Stephen Edgar]

Hmmmmm… What about pagination-replies.php?

[fuzzybee]

Hope some bbPress and/ or WordPress experts could help.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13283264/bbpress-forum-does-not-show-topic-while-topic-shows-forum

Thanks,
Eric

[Stephen Edgar]

Have a look in /wp-content/yourtheme/bbpress/loop-replies.php and make sure you have the following lines included which will then include the pagination links.

You should see respectively at the top (Trac Source)

and at the bottom of that code (Trac Source)

(The missing text when editing a reply is already patched for the next release)

[IanSymonds]

I forgot to click the notify email box. just a quick note here. then I’ll do it.

[IanSymonds]

Hi

WP: 3.4.2
bbPress: 2.1.2

When I activate bbPress, the editor on my currently existing pages and posts does not work.

Symptoms:

• The “kitchen sink” toolbar is no longer displayed.
• The text in the editor panel (“Visual” tab) is white HTML on a white background.
• When adding a new page or post, the toolbar appears ok
• When adding a new forum or topic in bbpress, the toolbar appears ok

If I deactivate bbPress, I can edit existing pages/posts with the editor working correctly.

Environment.

This is a brand-new wordpress 3.4.2 installation
bbpress 2.1.2 just installed.

No other plugins or themes are yet installed.

Thanks for your help.
Ian

[Stephen Edgar]

Are you using custom templates (copied bbPress templates to your WordPress theme folder) or have you just tweaked the bbpress.css to match your theme?

Also what version of bbPress are you using?

[Stephen Edgar]

Sorry about that, I’ll try to have a look at adding some extra docs on customizing that example.php to help others ‘roll their own’ importer.

[laprek]

Thanks netweb for the advice. Unfortunately I have no idea how to modify the file 🙁

[Phill]

Thank you.

Concerning the issues they’ve been missing since the day I installed BBpress.

[johnjack]

Evening All
The bbpress plugin for wordpress is amazing! Big thanks to the guys who put it together.
I have a small issue that I am sure is more a newbie thing rather than anything big.
My forums are showing as post on my blog site rather than using the ‘page template’. I can use the shortcode to make certain section initialy show on a page however when ever you click on a topic it takes you back to a post template (with all the post written by, tags etc etc).
Is there anyway to make the plugin use a page template rather than a post?
I am using the Arras Theme at the moment (which could be part of the problem)
Any help would be fab

Thanks

JohnJack

[Anointed]

From what you have described you would be better off using a support ticket system instead of a forum. There are a number of really good ticket systems available for WordPress and they do pretty much exactly what you are asking for. Better to do that, than to try and shoehorn bbPress into doing something it was never designed to do.

[John James Jacoby]

Anything is possible.

You’ll want to research WordPress login plugins, if you want more control over the login page than what bbPress provides. You can use the login form shortcode, but that won’t prevent people from navigating to wp-login.php directly.

[Alain RONK]

Here is that the special forum for users of bbpress?

Hello everyone!

I put my question differently:

Why any visitor can open a topic and write a response, while only REGISTERED users (username + password) will have access to the box for reply notification by mail?

To date, no response obtained in any forum, and no plugin found …

If anyone can help me …
Alain

[alexturn]

Hey guys,

I have a premium theme currently installed on my site and I would like to add a bbpress forum to it.

I would like to however make it so no one ever needs to see the wp-login.php.

How do I do it so whenever someone clicks on login or register, they see a custom page with the relevant fields?

I want to do something similar to http://www.swnk.org/forums/

They have it integrated beautifully, EXCEPT when you click on login and it redirects you to wp-login.php which I don’t want. I want an error to pop up immediately (maybe with ajax/javascript?) so users are never ever sent to wp-login.php.

Is this possible? Thanks guys.

[Anointed]

Anything is posible, but NO, out of the box there is no way to achieve what you are after. Meaning the needed logic is not built into bbPress.