[Le Duy Quang]

bbPress layouts call style.css so your theme is responsive then bbPress too

[tulisan]

Is BBpress responsive? Can I use it with a theme that uses Adaptive/Responsive design?

[AAShepAA]

I had the same issue – just with another plugin. Glad you got it working.

[topherb]

Looks like it is just an issue with WP’s fancy editor. Disabled that option and I can see the text input just fine.

[html_guru]

I’m having the same problem. I copied the contents of the “bbp-theme-compat” folder into a “bbpress” folder in my theme, just like the instructions said, but none of the changes I make take effect. Am I missing something? Is this a common problem?

[Zephyr]

I really hate bumping this topic and apologize ahead of time…

I have read everything I can find regarding getting bbPress’s theme to match my current WP theme. Nothing works…no matter what I do the forum/topic table rows stay white, only the font colors change when I tweak the WP theme’s settings.

Again, all I’m after is the cosmetics…going with dark table and topic row backgrounds, etc.

Do I just edit the bbPress CSS to achieve this?

Thanks Again,

~ Alisa

[topherb]

I probably should also note this occurs for me both in Chrome 20.0.1132.47 beta-m and Firefox 12.0.

[topherb]

I have a fresh blog install of 3.4.1 and a fresh install of bbPress 2.1 RC2. I created a test forum and I see this when I’m typing up a forum post.

As you can see the text is there once I publish the post, but the input is invisible. That occurs for me when using either the visible or HTML editor.

Any ideas?

[billa3]

Hello,

I’m using the standalone bbpress 1.1. I want to make a little modification to hide the thread replies from the non-logged users. So, the non-logged users can see only the very first post but can not see the replies to the topic. How can I do that?

I tried to remove following from the topic.php file in the theme, but it removes the first post as well. I’ll appreciate any help.

Code:

<?php foreach ($posts as $bb_post) : $del_class = post_del_class(); ?>
<li id=”post-<?php post_id(); ?>”<?php alt_class(‘post’, $del_class); ?>>
<?php bb_post_template(); ?>

<?php endforeach; ?>

[rvlak]

By the way, I have 3 forums in my bbPress and they are all set to ‘Public’ (but the page where the forums are embedded is only visible and accessible for logged in users).

[rvlak]

I keep having a problem within my bbPress forums: when a registered user posts a new topic or reply, it does not show up immediately or not for all users:

– In some cases the new topic or reply only shows up the next day, in other cases after half an hour, it’s completely unpredictable.

– Sometimes user X can see the latest addition, while user Y (with exactly the same role / rights) can not see it.

– Some new replies do not even show up in my WP-admin dashboard.

– The freshness displayed in the frontend is lagging very much behind.

I have tried various things that I found in related support calls:

– Recount – no effect

– (re)Save permalinks settings and bbPress settings

– Disable Akismet – no effect

– Deactivate and reactivate bbPress – no effect

– Deleting the entire forum and creating a new one – no effect

I am using WordPress 3.4.1 and bbPress 2.0.3 in conjunction with the Twenty Eleven theme. The problem occurred also in earlier versions of WordPress by the way.

Does anybody have a clue how to resolve this? I am at the end of my wits…

[Alexey]

Hi, withoutink!

Which tool did you use to convert ipb forum to bbPress?

[tungdo]

Inside the bbPress 2.1 twentytwen theme, there’s a new file single-forum-edit.php, but I don’t see it used or referenced anywhere else.

When editing forums, we are using the WordPress admin ui so is this file necessary?

p.s. – same goes for feedback-no-replies in bbp-twentyten/bbpress/

[Le Duy Quang]

Options didn’t allow to do that. “Fancy editor” disable rick bbpress tinymce.

http://wordpress.com.vn/forums/

[fmk]

It wasn’t working because of BuddyPress.

[fmk]

Unable to activate bbPress V-2.0.3.

System Info-

WP 3.4.1

bbPress V-2.0.3

BuddyPress Version 1.5.6

Theme = Simple WP Community Theme Version 1.6. or BuddyPress Default Version 1.5.6

I receive the below error as soon as I try to activate the plug-in:

Server error

The website encountered an error while retrieving http://thetechnerds.khanz.net/wp-admin/plugins.php?activate=true&plugin_status=all&paged=1&s=. It may be down for maintenance or configured incorrectly.

Here are some suggestions:

Reload this webpage later.

HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.

The main website opens but wp-admin area keeps showing the above error. I have to rename/remove the plugin folder through FTP to be able to get back on the Dashboard. When I am able to access Dashboard the below error appears

“The plugin bbpress/bbpress.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist.”

I have confirmed that the file is there. Used auto-installation as well as manual upload of plug-in files, but no luck.

Please suggest.

FMK

http://thetechnerds.khanz.net

[Aadhaar Card]

anyone???

[frelyn]

I have installed bbpress. I download it from the download page and upload to the server. There is an instructions I have to follow for installation. Visit the settings area to customise the installation.

[html_guru]

You can download it here: https://bbpress.org/blog/2012/06/bbpress-2-1-beta-1/

[Aadhaar Card]

Under plugin option click on Add New

Then click on upload tab.

Browse for the zip file.

Click on upload

Click on activate.

The plugin is now activated.

[Le Duy Quang]

Hello,

How to disable/remove Visual editor on BBPress 2.1?

Thanks

[themilitarysuicidereport]

Hello,

I would like to try this plugin with my wordpress.com blog, but I could not find the ‘add plugin’ option in my wordpress admin section.

Can you please explain how I can install this, step by step?

I have already downloaded the bbpress folder to my desktop

Thank you.

[enderandrew]

I wonder if that is just a 2.1 feature. bbPress is doing that out of the box for me.

[enderandrew]

I do think bbPress was setting the posts to Pending before putting them through moderation, but this may not be a bbPress bug.

I’ve been trying most any troubleshooting step I can find.

I turned off EnableSendfile in Apache, and every forum post has come through successful since then. But since the issue was intermittent and only a few people are testing the forums right now, it’s hard to tell.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#enablesendfile

My memory utilization is still pretty high, but I cranked down my Apache settings considerably (using recommended settings for a 256MB VPS on my 2GB VPS) and I turned off eaccellerator in PHP as well.

If I get a few more successful test posts from users, then I’ll close the ticket in Trac.

Memory utilization could really be any bad piece of PHP code on my site, and I’m not sure where that is coming from yet. But if no one else reports it, then my case is anecdotal.

[enderandrew]

Even though it isn’t fully integrated, bbPress 2.1 and BuddyPress 1.6 play fairly well together for me so far. I haven’t turned on the BuddyPress forum component, and I use bbPress 2.1 providing sitewide forums and group forums. bbPress 2.1 is feeding into BuddyPress activity feeds as well.