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  • #113816
    DarwinsDream
    Member

    wordpress 3.3.1

    with sliding door theme

    bbpress 2.0.2 as plugin

    default theme

    #113815

    Shortcodes are explicitly prevented from working inside of bbPress.

    The reason is because Shortcodes do not care who uses them in what context. If you enable them, all shortcodes will work for all users. This allows all of the bbPress shortcodes to work, inside of bbPress, which enables normal users to embed forums inside of topics and replies. No good.

    You’re on your own if you want to go down this road, but I wouldn’t suggest it. Shortcodes are transparent, and a poor experience for most users (since they are completely invisible in the UI.)

    Instead, I’d recommend building something for bbPress 2.1 (still in development) and write a plugin to tap into the power of TinyMCE.

    Clearly links that don’t function isn’t normal; if everyone had this issue, 200k other bbPress users wouldn’t be using bbPress. Sorry if bbPress didn’t do what you expected, but it’s working great for many others.

    Overall, it sounds like your theme is the culprit, and that you don’t like the way it looks. That’s a design decision; one that you will need to solve on your own if you don’t like the default styling.

    bbPress has never tried to be exactly like “all the other forum software.” The philosophy is to be the smallest and simplest to use, and I think it accomplishes that pretty well inside of WordPress. If it’s missing things you wanted or expected, you are free to build those things yourself.

    Thanks for the feedback.

    #113814

    What version of bbPress/WordPress are you using?

    #45184
    amax2222
    Member

    Hi please help.

    I’m using the latest bbpress plugin on a multisite.

    If I go to the user profile page, eg. http://example.com/forum/users/username, there is an edit link next to the profile but only Super-Admins can click on this link and edit their profile from the frontend. If they are not super-admins then the page refreshes to the same page without offering the editing functions.

    How can I allow subscribers etc to edit their profile page?

    Thank you.

    #113811
    DarwinsDream
    Member

    nope nothing man. I have longtail looking at this issue too, but something tells me they are going to blame bbpress which is crap but we know the way plugin developers are.(no offense to you at all Jared)

    longtail was like have you tried disabling bbpress yet ?

    *palm to face and shakes head*

    I don’t think they get it….

    such a weird issue, is there a way to just load the plugin in bbpress and make the plugin think it is wordpress?

    kirby23
    Member

    It also has broken links, and will not let any users (including me, the administrator) view or add topics! I’ve spend a whole night, the following day, and the better part of the following evening trying to set up this software. It doesn’t “just work”, it doesn’t work at all. This is horribly broken right out of the box.

    This isn’t an issue of “options”. Being able to post in a forum, or to read existing topics, isn’t “optional” in a bb, it’s the very core of what a bb is supposed to do, and 24 hours after starting this process, including spenting 3 hours since my last post googling for an answer and searching this forum, I have not been able to enable that most crucial functionality. All the forum pages do is give a topic count, but the topics are hidden, can’t be read or added to. Not a single solution I have found in those 3 hours has fixed it.

    A forum that even an administrator can’t view or post to is the very heighth of “doesn’t work”. Add the default broken breadcrumb links, and that brings bbpress down to less than zero stars. And I am done wasting my time. I’m not risking putting this in front of my users. No further responses are necessary, I’m not giving a single second more of my attention to this unusably broken time-wasting trash.

    Thank you for the link to other alternatives.

    bbPress does “just work” – pretty well actually.

    Unfortunately it doen’t just work to everyones’ specifications, for example splitting up the all the information like you are referring to.

    bbPress is simple and lean. However part of that simplicity factor is it doesn’t have all the options out of the box like some of the other suites have.

    You can do what you want by creating a custom theme. If you’re coding chops aren’t that big then there are tons other possible solutions that might fit your need better.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Internet_forum_software_(PHP)

    kirby23
    Member

    I just spent about 8 frustrating hours failing to accomplish a very basic task with bbpress.

    I want my forums & their descriptions grouped grouped by category on the index page. A long jumble of forums on different topics, only ever displayed in “most recently updated” order, or alternatively without displaying the forum descriptions, is totally unusable. I don’t want people to have to hunt through subpages to find which forum is correct to post in for an issue.

    I just want an index page that shows ALL the information: Forum titles, Categories, and Descriptions, for all forums, on a page. In some sort of order that isn’t going to leave the users scratching their heads as to where to find what they want. Is that really too advanced to expect bb software to do?

    Some sort of organization, on the index page, or at least headings, is really a basic feature of, uh, every single forum I’ve ever seen. Organizing information into sensible sections been a fundamental part of information design since… the printing press? The written word? Hieroglyphics? I don’t know. But bbpress’s index page is an unfriendly, unusable mess, and the only feature you provide for grouping forums makes the situation worse, not better.

    I went with a plugin based solution because I didn’t want to sit and code a solution myself. After spending all day on this problem, I am aware that there are complicated, far-over-my-head solutions which may or may not work, telling me I must do things I don’t understand, and which sound to me like they may be wiped out and need to be re-entered every time a theme or plugin is updated.

    I can’t put any more time into this simple need. We have multiple users in my group who are going to be able to create new categories and forums, and it needs to _just_work_ , and display an index that makes sense to users, without hours upon hours of troubleshooting and administration.

    #113808
    DarwinsDream
    Member

    k, I switched to twentyeleven theme and disabled all my plugins except bbpress and jwplayer for wordpress. I verified the div of the bbpress content box with firefox inspect element and put extra code in my functions.php to compensate for missed div tag code in the functions.php. here is what i put on top on functions.php as an injected php script within functions.php

    <?php

    add_action( ‘bbp_reply_content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘entry_content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘bbp-reply-content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘entry-content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    ?>

    <?php

    /**

    * slidingdoor functions and definitions

    blah blah blah php blah blah blah

    then also a double attack at the end of fuctions.php is here

    }

    endif;

    add_action( ‘bbp_reply_content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘entry_content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘bbp-reply-content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    add_action( ‘entry-content’, ‘do_shortcode’);

    —funtions.php ends here–

    -I see other plugins intereacting fine with short codes ie [video] in my bbpress forum but not [jwplayer] can i attach this in css ?

    -Is there a very messy way to go about this and edit every file in my bbpress plugin folder?

    -Am i better off installing bbpress as stand alone instead of plugin?

    -I’m I going about creating a media based user interactive site the wrong way when choosing wordpress w/ bbpress?

    I’ve literally spent 90% of my time just trying to get what I want to work and edit it so its all tight. This issue is a brick wall and everything is stopped until this issue is resolved. So really am i just going nuts trying to reinvent the wheel?

    Thanks guys…..

    The fix it for payment offer always stands until its fixed. That goes for everyone not you Jared :) But feel free lol

    #110909
    eternal noob
    Participant

    @Lynq. Thanks again. But it doesnt cut it. But almost – i tried putting it in my post.php and it doesnt care about the postmeta thing – it just pulls in all the latest topics. I will try some more.

    I have been working around it and noticed that when converting from forum topic to post – then the topic and reply simply got the post or page as parent – so perhaps it is already possible to have topics for posts in stead of forum ? More than one that is – because bbpress for topics already allows for one topic only per post.

    Does anyone know if it is already possible within the system itself ? That it just has to be enable somehow ? Or is it just in the planning ?

    Thanks,

    Jacob

    What if you do the reply/post in the admin and not on the front end, same results?

    aro747
    Participant

    I dumped Firefox after version 4.6 and switched to Chrome. The difference was molasses vs. grease. It ain’t what it used to be.

    Installation
    Member

    I think here no developers. we have to contact some one else.

    #73852

    In reply to: threaded forum ?

    TomMcIn
    Member

    Without the bbPress Threaded Replies plugin, Replies to Forum Topics and Replies just list in sequence when using just bbPress.

    Activated bbPress Threaded Replies and the replies to replies were placed correctly. Some basic setting come from Dashboard > Settings > Discussions > Other Comment Settings.

    However the threaded replies are not indented as happens with Threaded Comments for Posts. Using the Education Theme and the Genesis Framework. Don’t know what supplies the indenting on threaded Post Comments.

    #109929
    big_ham
    Member

    There is nothing to work out IMHO. mjpg (posted above) has provided the ideal “Work Around” that I think is perfect. Use another plugin to augment this one and provide even MORE flexibility to your permissions.

    Don’t ask the bbPress developers to take their time to reinvent the wheel when someone else has already done it. The Drupal community is excellent at referring to each others modules as “dependencies” for certain functionality.

    WordPress has a ways to go in this respect, but I have to admit bbPress is better than any of the Drupal offerings when combined with a nice $40 theme purchased online. The phpBB –> bbPress transfer tools are also both quite useful. I just switched to bbPress and plan to be using it for a long time to come so keep it coming guys! Great work!

    #113857
    briggsy326
    Member

    Sorry it took me so long to get back to you on that. I did exactly what you suggested, redrudolf, but all that did was create another ‘bbPress (Twenty Ten) 1.2 by WordPress and bbPress teams’ theme. Thanks anyway.

    I have been trying other things too but can’t seem to work out what I should be doing – I think I need someone to walk me through it step by step. lol

    #113851
    stoeffel-media
    Participant

    I dont have a widget area on my homepage, ist is a full with page.

    #60600
    cruthas
    Member
    #110599
    redrudolf
    Member

    I hope as soon as possible, its 97% sooo..:)

    #113850

    The easiest way will be to use the widget that is included with bbPress.

    Just create a new widget area and place it whenever you want it to go on the homepage.

    #113856
    briggsy326
    Member

    Let me try that just now and I will get back to you if it works (or if it doesn’t). ;)

    #113855
    redrudolf
    Member

    I think you have to copy the bbp-twentyten directory from:

    /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/

    to:

    /wp-content/themes/%nameyourdir%

    then you can activate the new theme from Appearance after this you can edit the style.css at /themes/%yourdir%/style.css

    #113854
    briggsy326
    Member

    Thanks for your response. :)

    At the moment I think I need to create a ‘child theme’ of the bbpress so that any changes will not be affected by a future update – after which, it is time to play with the css. How? I’m not quite sure (yet). ;)

    #113853
    redrudolf
    Member

    Hi!

    Dropbox’s forum is quite nice, I am also trying to make a look-alike forum.

    You have to play with the css :D

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