Search Results for 'bbpress'
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Topic: Recovering bbPress forum
I think I broke my forum.
I am using the plugin version of bbPress on WordPress, and recently deactivated all of my plugins trying to troubleshoot a theme error. I reactivated them, and when I go to Forums in the dashboard, “All Forums”, my forum is still there, but when I click on “View” it says:
Permission Denied
Not Found / No Access
The page you are looking for either does not exist, or you do not have the permissions to access it.
Going to http://mysite.com/forums takes me back to the main page.
Any suggestions?
I installed all the bbpress files in genesis theme and for some reason the search results don’t show any of my forum entries or replies. I’m pretty sure they should be showing up in the search results. I’m not sure what I did wrong any help appreciated.
forum here: http://wwwstaytuned.zippykid.it/forum/
search on this sidebar: http://wwwstaytuned.zippykid.it/nutritional-supplements/ionic-minerals/
Thank you to any and all in advance.
Topic: Rolling back
I recently upgraded from 2.0 rc5 to 2.0.2 this upgrade seems to have broken bbpress with my particular theme (which doesnt support bbpress but was still working fine under 2.0). I am trying to roll back to 2.0 rc5 or 2.0.1, if i deactivate the bbpress plugin, delete it and reinstall the older version will the configuration and posts/topics stay? It warns me when i go to delete the 2.0.2 plugin which concerns me.
You are about to remove the following plugin:
bbPress by The bbPress Community (will also delete its data)
thanks
Hi,
I recently upgraded my VPS from Debian 5 to Debian 6.
Related to this were the following changes :
PHP : 5.2.6-1 —> 5.3.3-7
MySQL : 5.0.5a —> 5.1.49
It was a few days ago. Apparently everything was OK.
On my website there is a forum which is not very active so I don’t know exactly when the problems appeared but I think it must be related to this :
Today I saw that 2 people had posted an answer to a recent topic but something went wrong : both answers are not linked to the topic and when I want to add this manually through the backoffice the topic just don’t appear in the list.
Moreover, I tried to post answers to this topic but I immediadely get Erreur HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error). Of course the problem is the same when I try to answer to other topics.
Any idea about what the problem is and how to solve this ?
I’m using WordPress 3.3.2 and bbpress 2.0.2
Thanks for your help !
Best Regards,
Laurent
What are you using for the code allowed option on the text field here on these forums? Id like to use on my forums as well?
Topic: Meta Title
I have themed my bbpress into my woo theme. I created a slug called support-forums. I have also created a page called Support Forums used the forums index page.
Every thing seems to be working fine except my meta title, It still says the forum title instead of my seo tittle.
Any Ideads?
I have a host of problems and not sure really where to begin. Normally, I’d simply try uninstalling the bbpress plugin, but I only get all the same settings and experiences back when I try to start over. Here’s a few of the problems I’ve got:
1.) We’d like to use the New Site Wide Forums option (vs Forums for Groups). My first question is this an either or scenario or do you have to use the Forums for Groups? I always have a “Use Existing” option for Groups and there is no uninstall button available. When I install the Site Wide and return back to the buddypress forums tab, it still reflects the Groups…
2.) Regardless of the option selected above, I can not get a Forum page to display…I only get 404. Yes. I’ve created a Test Forum instance and I’m using the “View” option to check it out. 404 error. (it is published and public, I’m logged in as admin)
If I were to try deleting the tables from the database, uninstalling the plugin and manually removing all server side files, would that help to start over? If so, what tables get removed??
Thanks in advance.
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I’m in the process of converting a standlone BBpress 1.1 installation into the 2.02 plugin version (well, really, recreating it from scratch in the plugin version, because the importer apparently doesn’t work if your blog actually has any users or content).
And I’ve run into a problem – the default permalink structure for the BBpress plugin is really bizarre. It adds a “forums” slug for the forums area, which is fine and to be expected, but then it also insists on adding an additional “forum” slug before the name of each forum, so that instead of a normal URL like example.com/forums/announcements, you get example.com/forums/forum/announcements, which looks weird and awkward. I tried just removing the forum slug, but that left a double slash in the URL, which my web browser then reduced to a single slash, resulting in a 404 error.
And for posts within forums, instead of the sort of URL you would normally expect – i.e. for a post in the announcements forum, something like example.com/forums/announcements/welcome, or example.com/forums/announcements/12345 or whatever, you have example.com/forums/topic/welcome – there doesn’t appear to be any way to associate the posts with the actual forum they’re in.
Is there any way to fix this? Obviously the “forums/forum” thing is the most important – having the completely useless “topic” slug in the post URLs is annoying and pointless, but the “forums/forum” thing makes it look like I was drunk when I set the forums up or something – I really can’t let it go live with a glitch like that in the URLs. But I’d like to fix the topic issue too if possible. Any ideas?
Is there a way to add total post count and roles (moderator, etc.) under the avatars/usernames of users in the forum?
I’m using the BBPress plugin with a Buddypress / WordPress site.
Thanks.
