After updating to WP3.4 I noticed with the bbpress 2.0.2 plugin activated I cannot edit any page on my website. If i click to edit any page i am taken to the last category for bbpress i created.
If i turn off bbpress everything works perfectly.
The site functions either way but i cannot be deactivating bbpress anytime i make an adjustment to a page…
Any thoughts?
I’ve whipped up a little bbPress 2 plugin for my site that lets my users embed smiley shortcodes in forum posts.
You can customize the shortcode delimiters (defaults are ”) so your smiley codes could look like [happy] or :happy: or {*happy*} etc.
The shortcode list is built dynamically based on the contents of the smilies directory. You just need to place any number of GIF, PNG, or JPG images into that directory, so adding the file “happy.gif” will allow [happy] to be used in posts. It caches the list though, so it’s not scanning the directory all the time.
Anyway, this is the first plugin I’m publishing for others to use, and I’ve just started the process of putting it on wordpress.org’s plugin directory, which takes a while to get approved it seems.
Until it shows up there, I’d be happy to email it to anyone who wants to take it for a spin.
I have it running on http://christian.net, and you can see the smilies that I have available at http://christian.net/forum-smilies
I have tested with WP 3.4 final, bbPress 2.1-r3920 (last from trunk), and everything is working, and not problems with edit or adding posts/pages. Maybe something was broken by bbPress with one of the trunk builds causing problem. Let me know if you have problem still.
Like the subject says… buddypress integration – Where is bb-config.php in bbpress v.2.0.2?
I haven’t found it anywhere. Until I do, buddypress can’t connect to my bbpress install which existed prior to the buddypress install.
What I found was that going to a specific Post was OK but the further and further up the Forum tree I went the slower it got until eventually it dies with:
[13-May-2012 14:13:33] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 90 seconds exceeded in /webstuff/wordbooker/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-forum-template.php on line 554
[13-May-2012 14:14:10] PHP Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 90 seconds exceeded in /webstuff/wordbooker/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-forum-template.php on line 173
I actually raised this over on the main WP forums back in May because here always seems to be over-run with spam but I guess no-one checks over there.
The layout issue appears to be with the theme. It is adding 275px of padding for the sidebar twice on the forum template pages. Even if I replace page.php in my child theme with a no sidebar template, it is still happening. I think that is a CSS issue I’ll have to fix myself.
However, wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-theme-compat/css/bbpress.css loading in addition to the bbpress.css in my theme appears to be a bug as far as I can tell. I’ll file a ticket in Trac.
Has anyone got bbPress 2.x formatting correctly in a Suffusion child theme? Would they be willing to share their child theme so I can see what they did, or help me?
Thank you!
I’ve copied the contents of wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten into my Suffusion child theme which resides at wp-content/themes/bsig
It is still however pulling the bbpress.css from wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-theme-compat/css
It also doesn’t appear to be using my customized templates. I’ve tried most every step I can find online to try and resolve this, but it hasn’t worked so far.
http://blindscribblings.com/forum – The forums are squished to the right and my sidebar on the bottom and empty space to the right.
If I use a shortcode then the index looks fine, but the sub-forums and threads have the same problem. Here is an example with a shortcode.
http://blindscribblings.com/test/
I have been trying to setup a bbPress forum for a while now and everything went very smooth. Now I’ve got a problem that I haven’t found a solution to:
How do I force a user to log in before they can view any forum content at all? I’ve been thinking about just redirecting to /wp-login.php but how do I implement that into my bbPress forum so it knows that you have logged in?
I thought this might work but don’t know what file to implement the code into…
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
//Site code here
} else {
header("Location: http://www.site-name.com/wp-login.php");
exit;
}
I am a beginner to this whole webdesign world so bare with me if this question is not complicated at all.
Can someone tell me how to remove the hyperlink from the user avatar.
I do not wants them or other users to link to their bbPress/WP profile
I will test this in the next few days.
WP-Polls will allow you to put a poll in a post. Now that bbPress 2.x is built on custom-post types, I’m assuming this is somewhat more feasible.
Could someone write a bbPress plugin to integrate WP-Polls and bbPress?
Thanks!
Thanks. When I have some free cash, I may end up picking up the pro version later then.
I literally grabbed a nightly build of WordPress yesterday, so it is possible something changed. I was also using bbPress 2.1 from SVN yesterday and the only other bbPress plugin I was using was your Attachments plugin. I’ll check again in a week or so.
I like the direction you are going with bbpress. I’m implementing it for the support forum for my new theme shop.
In my test environment with all error reporting on, I’m getting some notices from WP core on forum pages.
** Note – I’m using WP 3.4 RC3 ***
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /PATH/wp-includes/general-template.php on line 1384 Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /PATH/wp-includes/post-template.php on line 30 Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /PATH/wp-includes/comment-template.php on line 776
All my bbPress plugins are right now on the dev server with trunk versions of WP 3.4 and bbPress 2.1. But, maybe something changed in these in the last few days, that caused the problem, so I will check my plugins again. But with the RC1 of WP 3.4 and bbPress 2.1 from last Wednesday, all my plugins were working fine.
Milan
GD bbPress Toolbox Pro includes all the features from my free plugins for bbPress (all 3 of them: attachments, tools and widgets). Plus, right now it has centralized panels for attachments and error logs for upload of attachments. There are some features that will go into Por plugin only, but I will continue to develop all 3 free plugins.
Reason for having Pro plugin version is that I don’t provide support for my free plugins (I can deal with bug reports, but that’s it) due to the lack of free time, and my Pro plugins users (I have 7 premium plugins) are used to having full support and expect to have extra features from Pro plugins, and that’s why I decided to make it easier: to have one plugin to replace 3 free plugins to add few new things to it and provide full support as with my other plugins.
Regards,
Milan
I’m trying to get bbpress 2.1 to play nice with Suffusion myself. The above suggestions haven’t worked for me.
http://blindscribblings.com/discussion/
What do the template files look like in your child theme?
What change did you make in your .css to get the forum to display full width?
Hello Brett,
It would be great if you wrote a quick tutorial on how you did this.
Thanks, Muzza
//Map bbPress topics to WordPress posts structure.
foreach($bb_topics as $bb_topic){
$bb_first_post = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT post_text FROM bb_posts WHERE post_position = ‘1’ AND topic_id = $bb_topic->topic_id”, ARRAY_A);
$bb_post->post_author = $bb_topic->topic_poster;
$bb_post->post_date = $bb_topic->topic_start_time;
$bb_post->post_content = $bb_first_post[0][post_text];
$bb_post->post_title = $bb_topic->topic_title;
$bb_post->post_status = “publish”;
$bb_post->comment_status = “open”;
$bb_post->ping_status = $bb_topic->post_id;
$bb_post->post_name = “forums/topic/”.$bb_topic->topic_slug;
$bb_post->post_type = “forum_topic”;
$bb_post->comment_count = $bb_topic->topic_posts-1;
//add bbPress topic to WordPress posts array.
$wp_posts[] = $bb_post;
};
?>
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In WordPress, there’s a chance to pick out the template for every page (dropdown on Edit Page and Edit Post pages).
bbPress forum root, forums, topics and replies are custom post varieties.
It would be smart to check in bbPress the flexibility to line the default layout for every of those.
Dropdown (like the one on Edit Page page), whereby the admin will choose the layouts from among the active theme’s layouts shall be ideal.
(I perceive that if once this the admin decides to alter the theme, he can got to choose the default layouts for bbPress custom posts once more – similar to he has to do therefore for traditional pages and posts
What is the difference between this and the free plugin? The feature list looks about the same.
I tried installing this on a test server with WP 3.4 and bbPress 2.1 (both from SVN) and it broke the ability to add or edit posts or pages.
I apologize. This appears to be an issue with the “GD bbPress Tools” plugin. I disabled that plugin and the problem went away.
The forums themselves seem to be working, but after activating bbPress 2.1 (downloaded from SVN today), I can’t add or edit posts or pages. It always brings up the last forum I created.
http://blindscribblings.com/images/bbpress.png
