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  • Shmoo
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    #119112
    zaerl
    Participant

    The problem here is that bbPress insert a FORCE INDEX (PRIMARY, post_parent) but WPML uses a JOIN in its tables. You can’t do that when you have a JOIN cause the correct syntax in that particular case is FORCE INDEX FOR JOIN. Try to replace the function “function _bbp_has_replies_where( $where, $query )” in wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-replay-functions.php” with this: https://gist.github.com/3930162

    Keep in mind that it’s not tested, I haven’t a WPML license. I do not know either if my reasoning makes sense at all.

    #119109

    This is a “quirk” we’ve seen before. If you have a minute or two to watch our latest video, we show you a very simple few steps that should fix this in a jiffy.

    http://labzip.com/the-definitive-guide-to-buddypress-bbpress-configuration/

    Cheers,
    Spence

    #119106
    LabSecrets
    Participant

    Hi Eric,
    sorry for the new profile, but my old one seems to have been locked-out.

    Forums are typically used to describe BuddyPress Group Forums, and Sitewide Forums used to describe bbPress forums.

    Cheers!
    spence

    George
    Participant

    Bump..

    Really just need a way to upload an image under a specific member’s bbpress username and possibly the same at a section of their buddypress profile..

    Anyone?

    #119101

    In reply to: Missing argument error

    Rethink
    Participant

    I’m not using any widgets… hmmm. Have there been any changes to the bbpress that might have changed it, since it wasn’t throwing the error until recently?

    #119100
    venntom
    Participant

    Hi,

    Seems we are having the same issue.
    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-and-artisteer-themes/
    Apparently, also other themes are impacted.

    Rgds, Tom

    #119099
    Shmoo
    Participant

    Update:

    I think it’s very strange we can’t touch the defaul $slug with a custom page template!
    This is totally not WordPress like.

    Now i have to offer my page.php (default page template) to bbPress and make sure when i draft a new page inside my Dashboard i use a different (custom) page template to prevent my lay-out from breaking..

    img default slug

    I tested to following:
    Dashboard > New Page > Name it HELP > pick my custom Page Template with the bbPress forums index inside it > Saved it and it works 100%.

    I don’t know if it’s a bug or glitch but this is totally not the way to do so, because the default slug keeps showing up in the breadcrumbs.

    Hope somebody reads this..
    Thanks,

    Shmoo
    Participant

    Just curious, i’ve worked with bbPress before but it looks like the WordPress Hierarchy is broken by bbPress.
    http://codex.wordpress.org/images/1/18/Template_Hierarchy.png

    Normally i could make a page template and call it page-forums.php to make sure WP would use this page template for a new page created by the slug forums

    But for some strange reason this doesn’t work anymore with bbPress 2.2.1 and WP 3.5 Beta and Twenty Twelve.

    How can i make sure WP or bbPress uses a different page template then page.php for showing the forums and category -index on the forums slug?

    I’ve tried everything, Copy/Paste the page-front-forums.php from the Extra’s folder to my Theme’s Root -> Created a new page inside my Dashboard and called it Forumsโ€ฆ Nope doesn’t work.. Even when i use the Shortcode [bbp-forum-index] on that last created page.. It keeps using the page.php by default..

    Anybody who can help ?
    Because this it totally not very cool ๐Ÿ™‚

    #119095

    In reply to: Missing argument error

    Pippin Williamson
    Participant

    Sounds like there is something in your Child theme is causing the problem, most likely a custom query that is destroying the bbPress query.

    Try disabling all of your widgets.

    #119092
    Pippin Williamson
    Participant

    I use bbPress on several sites and none of theme have had any problems with the theme. As JJJ mentioned above, it works pretty much out of the box with most themes, and if it doesn’t, it’s usually because of one of two things:

    1. It’s not setup correctly
    2. The theme is poorly written

    JJJ is not with holding the theme. He writes it (and bbPress) in his spare time.

    #119091
    Pippin Williamson
    Participant

    The GetShopped Support Forum add-on does this really well. I use it on several of my sites.

    #119088
    Michael
    Participant

    Here’s an example of what I’m trying to generate. This requires access to: Topic name, most recent Topic post/reply, name of the member posting, and his avatar.

    http://www.dalluva.com/temp/example-excerpt-block.JPG

    In this example (which I mocked up in PowerPoint), it is showing the 3 most recent bbPress posts across 3 different Forums/Topic areas.

    I hope that makes it clearer as to what I’m trying to accomplish.

    Thanks.
    Michael

    • This reply was modified 13 years, 9 months ago by Michael.
    #119084
    venntom
    Participant

    Hi,

    Great forum plugin!

    I am however experiencing some annoying theme compatibility issues…

    My forum page (with [bbp-forum-index] shortcode) was wrongly picking up my theme’s css, instead of the bbpress css.

    Resulting in an unusable forum layout.

    I have applied the theme compatibility actions by copying the necessary bbp-theme-compat directory/files to my theme root.

    By setting the correct bbpress page template via its page attributes, the main forum page (now without shortcode) seems to pick up the bbpress css. But shortcodes are still picking up the wrong css via the default theme page template..

    Any suggestions to make shortcodes work with the bbpress css instead of the theme’s css?

    Are there any additional css styles available that work with the bbpress theme-compat templates?

    I am using wp 3.4.2, bbpress 2.1.2 and my theme is generated with Artisteer 4.

    Regard,Tom

    #119082
    villagora
    Participant

    hi tamarazuk,

    Indeed, that seems to be the same error [ticket #1938][1]. But in our case, we have modified bbp_has_replies args for to add our own meta queries…
    In your case, it seems that the plugin WPML add a join clause to the bbppress query :

    > JOIN wp_icl_translations t ON wp_posts.ID = t.element_id

    That’s why the SQL query crash… I suggest you to backup your db & disable WPML for confirm my diagnostic ! ๐Ÿ˜‰

    Some ideas for fix it :

    • wait the bbpress update
    • if you have programing skills, you can try to hook the posts_join or posts_where probably used by WPML for fix manualy the querry.

    Good luck !

    #119078
    mostafaqanbari
    Participant

    Hi Michael
    if i understood your question you simply want a list of topics in your forum like bbpress.org/forum! am i right?

    #119077
    Michael
    Participant

    I haven’t been able to find a simple solution for building a topic/reply excerpt. I’ve checked for plugins and widgets, but can’t seem to find anything out there. I’m also using Advanced Post List plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-post-list/) for building excerpts for other (non-bbpress) post types, and it does not seem to know how to to query the database correctly for the forum, topic and reply post types.

    What I’m trying to do is build a list of the most recent N posts to the forums (any/all), and list the member name, ideally their avatar, the topic name, and a ~100-200 word excerpt of the post.

    Certainly someone has done this before, and I’m just looking in all the wrong places. ๐Ÿ™‚

    Any ideas on how to do this? Many thanks in advance.

    Michael

    #119068
    Shane Gowland
    Participant

    Somewhere in your bbPress theme file there is an unneeded comma sitting between two quotation mark characters.

    Remove ", " …and you should be good.

    As for features; it really depends on what you’re looking for. GD bbPress Toolkit has some cool features; like attachments, signatures, custom views etc.

    Shane Gowland
    Participant

    bbPress is a WordPress plugin. It doesn’t operate independently; so you will need to either create a second install of WordPress on the subdomain or create a WordPress network.

    #119066
    Trilient
    Participant

    So recently my website has switched from just being a forum to becoming an actual website. We chose wordpress as a CMS because it seemed to fit all of our needs.

    I’m no PHP programmer, at most I can do HTML/CSS so I need a little help. There’s a comma in my forums sub-forum list. You can visit this page: http://ludosnet.com/bbpress and see there’s an unneeded comma after every subforum. I’d like to know how to remove that. I’m using the 2010 theme with a few of my own customizations.

    We’re in the process of importing all of our forums over to bbpress from xenforo, but it’s a rather complicated task. So any help would be appreciated.

    Also concerning bbpress what plugins would you recommend to make the software have a few more features?

    #119064
    joshuaslate
    Participant

    Unfortunately I’m getting the same thing after disabling it. http://investorswap.com/board/

    Not sure why this is happening. Any more ideas? Thank you for the first suggestion.

    #119063
    joshuaslate
    Participant

    Thanks a bunch!

    rfhurley
    Participant

    How does one install bbPress as a SUB-domain of an existing WordPress installation? If I install it in the plugin folder, how do I get it to work as a subdomain?

    #119061
    @mercime
    Moderator

    > This is intended to be a site-wide forum and not group specific.

    If you do not intend to use the internal BuddyPress Group Forums, then go to Settings > BuddyPress > Components panel and uncheck Discussion Forums component. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/

    #119058
    EricSchmitz
    Participant

    One week ago, I was driving back home from WordCamp Louisville. The final talk was by Pippin, about bbPress as an exemplar of good WP plugin development. It was, frankly, the best talk of the day for me. Thanks man, for ending that event on a real high-note!

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