@masada there is already a fully functional “unread posts” plugin on wordpress.org, and a new one coming from a developer that I know (it approaches the problem a bit differently, so it is its own plugin instead of an extension of “Mark as Read”) should be out in a couple of days.
Packaging up bbPress 2.2 shortly.
Closing this topic.
Hang of for a day or two, the ‘default’ theme in bbPress 2.2 uses lists and will be released very soon.
https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
Instead of bbpress.php try bbpress-functions.php and see https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/ for more info
Start by finding a WordPress theme and then you can customize bbPress to look the same as your WordPress theme https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/
Some improvements to this bit of code were made in bbPress 2.2, which is due out any day now. Maybe give it a try and report back?
Thank you! To fix this I changed the settings > forums “Theme Packages” setting back to default “twentyten” and the tinymce editor is back.
Fin whatever plugin is causing that to happen, and stop it from happening. 🙂
bbPress sets the post ID to 0. Did you create a post with an empty ID?
Either a JS issue, or a conflict with Jetpack 2.0. bbPress 2.2 will address this further.
Hello! I just want to first thank everyone for this great plugin forum.
I have enabled “Enable Fancy Editor” in settings > forums , however my tinymce editor does not show. I simply see the generic HTML editor. Is there a known fix for this problem?
I’m using the default wordpress twenty eleven theme. Thanks!
I would like use the TwentyTen bbpress theme(or even rather a theme with lists instead of tables) and customize it for my own use.
The advised way to do this: ‘making a copy of the plugins\bbpress\bbp-themes\bbp-twentyten folder and copying it to themes\mytheme’ works.
This however makes a huge mess of my child theme folder, instead I would rather copy it to ‘themes\mytheme\subfolder’. Is this possible and how to I accomplish this?
Using WordPress: 3.4.2 and buddyPress: 1.6.1 and bbPress: 2.1.3.
I suppose this should be done by translation
Where should I place the language files?
I was wondering if anyone can tell me please if you can modify bbpress.php file and incorporate it into a child theme in the wordpress themes folder.
I tried making a bbpress.php in my child theme folder and the result was a blank screen. It did not work.
Your advice is appreciated!
I’m using the twenty ten wordpress theme and installed the bbpress plugin
I installed wordpress and the bbpress plugin from built-in plugin installer and made a forum which I previewed , which was fine during preview, but after I published it, the forum returns HTTP error 404 on the forum itself and when viewing the preview. This is my second installation with the same problem. A forum on my previous install showed up after a while, but the others didn’t. After following advice I changed the permalinks back to default and all the forums came with the same HTTP error 404. My website structure is “…com/worpress/index.php/forums/forum/…” for some reason.
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HululusLabs.
Hi Everybody, Guys !! ^_^
Please, I have a question.
My Forums shows me this message:
The qTranslate Editor has disabled itself because it hasn't been tested with your WordPress version yet. This is done to prevent WordPress from malfunctioning. You can reenable it by clicking here (may cause data loss! Use at own risk!). To remove this message permanently, please update qTranslate to the corresponding version.
The point is that: Even if when I’ve installed the bbPress qTranslate was not updated, so this message was right … Now qTranslate it is updated, but by the way bbPress doesn’t seems to see the change and it doesn’t shows me forum-contents by language.
The 1.st link in the message (reenable qTranslate) doesn’t works …
What to do, please, if I want to build a multi-language Forum ??
Another deal:
Why bbPress shows me this ugly editor ??
If I click on Visual then it is good, but the 1-st one is the defaul one …
THANK YOU !!
Pietro
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This topic was modified 13 years, 11 months ago by
Pietro.
I’m new to web designing and i want 2 design a website which contains a discussion forum. I heard that using bbpress or phpbb i can create a forum. I want 2 know hw 2 build a website with these things??
and whether they are only for forum or can i build my entire site using only bbpress??
These links are five or so years old. Does anyone know how to do this in the current version of bbPress?
This was a problem I encountered as well… thanks for the solution to this problem.
Great news to hear about 2.2 and thanks for your support John. Unfortunately I’m working to a deadline, so I’m forced to use any temporary fix for now.
From notes mentioned in threads above I followed these directions and have been able to re-move the fatal error…
– Stripped out the entire BBP_Twenty_Ten class in my child’s functions.php file
– Temporarily disabled the plugins folder by renaming it ‘plugins~’
– Reload the admin page to get back on the dashboard
– Rename the plugins folder back to its original ‘plugins’
– Re-enabled the updated bbPress version on the Plugins page
– Re-save my Permalinks and Forum settings
I do not think the theme formally supports bbpress. Should I copy files as mentioned in https://codex.bbpress.org/theme-compatibility/ and set theme package to “compat”?
Probably best to wait until bbPress 2.2 comes out this week. It’s version of theme compatibility will address much of these complexities.
Anything from incorrect query_posts() usage, to not using wp_reset_query() where you should, and on, and on…
If your there supports bbPress already (meaning it has the templates already where they belong) it doesn’t need any additional code in functions.php.
Yep. Confirmed. I installed a brand new site, then bbPress. All themes work. Then installed my custom theme. Everything messed up. (Being new to bbPress) what could be the cause that blocks the whole bbPress section with this custom theme?
Sorry John, my mistake whilst in a panic: it is the child theme’s function.php which is causing the error, the line: class BBP_Twenty_Ten extends BBP_Theme_Compat
I have custom code in the main theme function file, but not the child. Strange that I have been updating bbPress fine with that exact same custom code during the past two updates.
Another forum post of interest. Could it be related to a priority issue? I’m really not sure where to begin looking through my custom code – so any clues will help.
I’ll keep digging and report if I can diagnose anything more.
