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When I click on ‘Favorites’ and ‘Subscriptions’ under the main menu of bbpress.org, I just get redirected to my profile where I can only see the topics I have created, maybe I misunderstood their meaning but shouldn’t they show respectively a list of my favorite topics or of my subscriptions to topics? If so either those two don’t work or subscriptions and favorites aren’t really added when I click on ‘Subscribe’ or ‘Add this topic to your favorites’ in the left sidebar of a topic.
ThanksTopic: Oembed bbPress 2.1
So, I have Buddypress installed alongside bbPress, and though it needs to be seriously tweaked in places, I have one big issue that I wonder if anyone know how to solve before I start hacking at it? When you’re at a topic, you can put it as a “favourite”.
The link to your “favourites” lead to /members/users/forums/favorites/, which returns a 404. The “favourites” page, /forums/users/user, that’s part of bbPress is there and works. I think my absolute preference would be to change the favourites link to lead to /members/user/forums, though getting /members/user/forums/favorites to not 404 would also be nice!
Topic: Where's the forum?
I installed bbPress at EndlessLift.com.
When I go to /forums it doesn’t have any links to do anything. No “Register” no “Login”. How are my users supposed to know what to do?
I found a Widget so I could have some links in the sidebar. When I click the links in the sidebar you can see my test content. But no links to do things like register.
What am I doing wrong?
hi, am oatzeal, my website is http://dailyjollof.com using wordpress 3.4.1 and bbpress 2.1
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Question 1: How do i make my forum to be showing related topics at the top or bottom of the page.. Is there any plugin that will work perfectly for that?Question 2: how do i make my forum topic/ content comes out as excerpt in a search result.. Cos for now its showing in ful and it does not really makes users to like it. Is there any plugin that will work perfect on that?
Thanks
I’m having having the freakiest issue. Basically, I’ve got an Multisite network running BuddyPress and a separate (non bp) install of bbPress. I’m the super-admin.
I noticed that my role on the main site had been set to Forum User or some such, so I changed it back to Administrator because other plug-ins needed me to be a super-admin in order for them to work properly. Fine, so I’m working away and someone asks me a question on the forum. I answer it and bam! Things stop working again. (??)
I go back and check and sure enough, I’m a forum user again.
I want to use the forum, but i don’t want to be a Forum User. If this a bug or did I mess something up?Thanx for any info you can provide.
I’m running the latest version of everything (WP, BP, and BB) on CentOS and a bunch of other junk.
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Hi there – and sorry upfront for yet another question with regards to bbPress-Themes…
- I have been doing thorough research in the forums, no answers for me…
- Versions: WordPress running 3.4.2, bbPress is 2.1.2
My situation_
I have setup bbPress to work with my custom theme (OptimizePress) and embedded the [bbp-forum-index]-shortcode into a single page (“forum”). Here I could obviously pick a site-template and therefore the forum is nicely embedded into my site-layout.
Since I cannot continue using shortcodes & (slug-)pages for dynamically generated topics, I went ahead and followed the customization instructions. I can ensure that the right (template-)files are called upon (inside my /theme-directory) because I played around with content-single-forum.php f.ex. and also checked for the correct CSS-reference.
I also followed the instructions concerning the functions.php (in /theme):
add_theme_support( 'bbpress' ); remove_action( 'bbp_enqueue_scripts', 'bbp_theme_compat_enqueue_css' );Now I need to wrap the forum-specific template-files with the page-template used by my custom theme. I already tried integrating the bbPress-code into the exisiting page-template with no positive result (no server-response or strange loop-behaviour).
Either I went down the right road but am weak in skill at modifying PHP-Code or there is a far easier approach I haven’t seen/figured out yet (which again doesn’t compliment me on my skill-level…).
Anyways, maybe someone can help me out / hint me into the right direction.
Thanks so much in advance,
RegardsHenning
WordPress 3.4.2 / bbPress 2.1.2 / site:
bit.ly/OVo94wHave never used bbPress before so bear with me.
The main problem is all non-admin/author/etc users (including public) cannot see any of the posts (confirmed with a test account as both a basic and paid user). Anybody that’s not a user essentially can see the posts though. Can provide screenshots or test logins if needed.
As if that wasn’t bad enough, after a WordPress update, a cropped version of the main logo for the site started showing up on the forum index after ‘Forums by’.
There also seems to be an issue with public visibility of all the forums on the index (have checked permissions/etc). They all show up to a logged in user but only 2 of them show up for a non-registered/public user and bots indexing the site.
Have tried a number of things so far that i have found in other topics here: Disabling Akismet (and a number of other plugins to see if there are any conflicts), Deactivating and Reactivating bbPress, deleting and re-creating the forums, and more.
At this point I am a little lost, and not sure how to fix these and really would like to avoiding having to completely re-install bbPress/Wordpress.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Hi everyone,
I’ve just finished searching info about features mentioned in the title, and here goes my question. Are there some plugins for post count for every single user? Or is it in consideration of developers to add such function?And next q. What about search option? Plans? Or some already existing plugin?
I found plugin which extends searching in our blog also to forums, but it seems it is not compatible with my theme, and results are just big mess, ugly. It’s called Search bbPress 2.0.