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I installed bbpress 2.0.2. It works fine with wordpress. However, I cannot see the editor bar when creating/editing topics and replies. I am wondering whether there is a way I can use the editor in wordpress or something similar?
Appreciate any help and information.
Hi there!
I have created a new user on my new bbpress installation, with the role of ‘forum participant,’ which I assume means access to the forums.
However it doesn’t seem to be working out! (see screen capture at http://simplemethod.ca/wp-content/uploads/forum-not-working.jpg)
Thanks wondering what I’m doing wrong! Appreciate this great plugin so far it has been a joy to use.
Best Regards,
Drew
I am using WP 3.3-RC2 + latest nightlies of bbpress 2.1 and BuddyPress 1.6. I am trying to get BuddyPress’s group forums replaced by bbpress. Once I disable “Discussion Forums” settings in Buddypress then bbpress settings will show me the option “Allow BuddyPress Groups to have their own forums”.
I can’t get it to work. Is this still in development or am I doing something wrong? Following trac timeline I thought this should work now.
Can someone please clear me up or guide me through the process to get Buddypress group forums working with this bbpress setting???
Unfortunately I don’t like BuddyPress Group forums…
Hi,
I’m running a bbPress 2 within BuddyPress, so bbp_reply_author_link(); links to the BuddyPress profile – domain.com/members/username. I’d like to change that link so that the username links to the WordPress author page (domain.com/author/userame). Changing the user slug in the bbPress settings to “author” didn’t help.

So – how is it possible to change that link or alternatively to display the username only, without any link?
Thanks,
neontrauma
Topic: BBpress and WP
Excuse me for this simple question… can you tell me the differences in WP and BBPress between:
Pages
Posts
Categories
???
Categoy is a group of post? (not pages) OK?
In mean I can insert: pages and categories (not post) OK?
I’ve this simple problem
Topic: Foto upload
I’ve installed bbpress and WP
I’d like to know if users forum, can create new post attaching photos??
How many??? Can I create a forum post with many photos (not only 1) and allow users to reply?
Thanks
I have a fresh BP 1.5.1 install with the bbPress 2 sitewide plugin installed. I have tried a number of different configurations (ie installing forums through the BP installer, then adding sitewide forums and disabling the forum component, keeping the forum component installed and using the sitewide plugin, or simply forgoing the forum install in the wizard and adding the plugin manually), but wasn’t able to get the activity stream integration with any of them.
However, I was able to write my own hacked version of the functionality into my functions.php file and it works. I modeled my code off the /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-extend-buddypress.php file starting at line 399. Because I am basically copying the functionality of the bbp-extend-buddypress.php file, I am wondering if maybe the bbp-extend-buddypress.php file simply isn’t being called, or if it’s a larger issue.
For those that are having similar issues, here’s the code I put together (warning, it’s quite hacked together and may not work for everyone). You can follow the same model for a new topic post by using the bbp_new_topic hook:
function bpt_reply_activity($reply_id = 0, $topic_id = 0, $forum_id = 0) {
$reply_id = bbp_get_reply_id($reply_id);
$user_fullname = bbp_get_user_profile_link(bbp_get_current_user_id());
$topic_link = '<a href="' . bbp_get_topic_permalink($topic_id) . '" title="' . bbp_get_topic_title($topic_id) . '">' . bbp_get_topic_title($topic_id) . '</a>';
$forum_link = '<a href="' . bbp_get_forum_permalink($forum_id) . '" title="' . bbp_get_forum_title($forum_id) . '">' . bbp_get_forum_title($forum_id) . '</a>';
$my_content = bbp_get_reply_content($reply_id);
$reply_url = bbp_get_reply_url($reply_id);
$user_id = bbp_get_current_user_id();
$max_length = 500;
if(strlen($my_content) > $max_length) {
$my_content = substr($my_content, 0, $max_length);
$my_content = $my_content . "[...]";
}
$the_action = " posted in the topic ";
bp_activity_add(array(
'user_id' => $user_id,
'type' => 'new_forum_post',
'action' => ''. $user_fullname . '' . $the_action . '' . $topic_link . ' in the forum ' . $forum_link . ':',
'item_id' => $topic_id,
'secondary_item_id' => $forum_id,
'content' => $my_content,
'primary_link' => $reply_url,
'component' => 'bbpress',
'recorded_time' => bp_core_current_time(),
'hide_sitewide' => false
));
return;
}
add_action('bbp_new_reply', 'bpt_reply_activity');I’m using bbPress 2 sitewide forums with BuddyPress 1.5. I am using the bp-default theme and the bbp-twentyten default theme for bbPress. I can favorite existing forum topics, but they don’t show up in a user’s favorites tab in their activity stream/profile. When I click on the “This topic is one of your favorites” link, I just get redirected to the profile page.
Favorites in the activity stream itself are working fine.
Edit: specified using BP 1.5.1
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
When I first installed the plugin, after using the standalone version of bbPress, it appears as though some but not all of the posts on the standalone ‘converted over’ to the plugin. We still have the standalone live, as we work out kinks in the plugin, but how can I move the posts over to the plugin version?
You can see the standalone here: http://www.gogo-gringo.com/forum/
and the plugin version here: http://www.gogo-gringo.com/forums/
I hope to get some help ASAP.. I want to take down the old forum as soon as I can!
Thank you very much and thanks for all the hard work on the new plugin! (BTW I am using version 2.0.2 of the plugin)
I am wondering if there is a way with bbPress 2 to close forums to new topics, but allow users to reply to existing forum topics within that forum (or subforum). Ideally this would emulate the functionality of this bbPress standalone plugin:
http://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/read-only-forums/
Currently, closing a forum restricts users’ ability to create topics and reply to existing topics (including topics in open subforums).
I found someone else raising this issue in the WordPress forums, here, but wasn’t sure that it was the most appropriate place to ask the question.
