[highexistence]

Just what I needed, thanks so much!

[antonchanz]

Well I’ve got bbCode working in my own forums now by creating a mod of the b0ingball bbcode plugin that also supports bbpress. I’ve requested a repository on wordpress for this and will make it available there as soon as my request is approved.

Its just an alpha version so far. It works for my site and historic posts imported from SMF, Vanilla and Phorum versions of my sites forum (I’ve been through a load), but I had to mod the quote and url tags from the b0ingball version because they didn’t work properly for me. Hopefully by fixing them for myself I haven’t broken it for anyone else. I’m prepared to do a little work to get this universal.

[ThemeFUist]

Oops, last function (A bit too much cut and pasting):

function tfuey_bbp_user_can_view_forum() {

$forum_id = bbp_get_forum_id();

if (tfuey_bbp_is_premium_forum($forum_id)) {

if (is_user_logged_in()) {

if (current_user_can(‘administrator’) || current_user_can(‘bbp_moderator’) || current_user_can(‘whatever’)) {

return true;

} else {

bbp_get_template_part(‘bbpress/feedback’, ‘no-access’);

return false;

} //End if

} else {

bbp_get_template_part(‘bbpress/feedback’, ‘no-access’);

return false;

} //End if

} else {

return true;

} //End if

} //End function

**EDIT: I changed this a bit more. The bbp_get_template_part lines aren’t needed on my theme but are when using twenty ten for some reason (or when I tested at least). If you get two messages saying you don’t have access just remove them i’m not going to figure out why this happened.

[bbpressHermit]

Hello,

I searched thoroughly and couldn’t find a clue on what is happening with my bbPress 2.0 plugin.

When users create an account or request a lost password the back-end is working, it sends an email, creates the account, etc. But the redirect is turning up an.. “oops can’t find what you were looking for…” So I’ve looked and looked as I assume it is something related to wp-login.php but I can’t find any references within bbPress.

After hours I felt if I asked maybe someone could point me in the right direction as I’m at a lost or not seeing what I need to.

Everything else is working flawlessly besides this minor problem.

thank you,

[OAEErra]

@slithx0r

If using the default theme, where exactly would I add/edit the function ‘bbp_get_topic_edit_link’ with the code:

$uri .= ‘?edit=1’;

in bbp-topic-template.php?

Sorry not the best with php!

[Erlend]

You should have a look at what @Steveorevo did:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/search-bbpress-20-provides-unified-search-and-unified-login-widget-fixes

[Anointed]

bbPress works perfectly in multisite. I have separate forums for each of my sites in the network. Of course we do share users though, no current way around that yet.

[Steveorevo]

Welcome. @anointed, DesktopServer will also allow you to make multiple multisites too. I know that sounds like a lot of sites, but I keep them on hand to accelerate projects.

I’ll have to see how bbPress works with Multisite. Does anyone know if it is limited to one forum engine per multisite install or can each subsite have it’s own instance?

[Justin Mason]

What about adding a field to post requirements. Perhaps requiring them to do a simple math formula prior to posting?

Ie:

Name

Email

Please prove that you are human: 1+5=

Is this an option?

[Dan Milward]

That would definitely need to be an option – in our case we wouldn’t want that because people on our forums are using a search widget for forum specific information.

[kevinvaughn]

I’m running the bbPress plugin 2.0 and the most recent version of WP. For some reason the “Subscribe” to topic function is not sending email notifications… On this site I am also running a plugin called bbPress New Topic Notifications and it is not sending email notifications either.

I have another site that is almost identical, running the same WP version and plugins, and it is working fine (both are with the same host as well). I have been troubleshooting this all day but with no success… aaarrgh!

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

[SeizedPropaganda]

That function seems to lock down the entire forum, even for admins.

[Rev. Voodoo]

Yeah, that’s really nice, thank you!

[spicynodes]

I’d also appreciate a run-down on BBPress2 anti-spam measures.

In my forum, I prefer not to require users to make accounts.

We allow anonymous comments in our blog, and Akismet blocks all the spams; but our bbpress is getting flooded with bogus topics and replies.

[spigi]

OK, in one things I probably make mistake I try to install bbP 1.0 theme using 2.0 version. bbP 2.0 use WordPress theme, am I right? (sorry for my stupid question but I’m just started with bbPress.)

I install Frisco theme (one of this: https://buddypress.org/extend/themes/)

And I still can’t see “add Topic” button. I try everything, every official theme and nothing

What should I do to have “Add topic” button? Exactly like on this forum

PS. I don’t know why but I’m still have this notice:

“Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.”

I use Frisco theme, bbPress 2.0, buddyPress 1.5 and WP 3.2.1:

http://autonomia.nazwa.pl/test/

[steffen28]

I got it…

It happens if the user is set as administrator but not as keymaster for bb_capabilities in the usermeta table.

[steffen28]

I got it…

It happens if the user is set as administrator but not as keymaster for bb_capabilities in the usermeta table.

[Justin Mason]

Try the bbpress-post-topics plugin.

[michealborow1]

Automatic gave the Word Press trademark and control over bbPress and Buddy Press to the Word Press Foundation.

In December 2004, Mullenweg announced bbPress which he wrote from scratch in a few days over the holidays. Mullenweg and the Word Press team.

Thanks,

[steffen28]

I am having the same problem. I’m logging in using an admin user but the plugin tab does not show up. However, I accidentally deleted the user meta data of the admin user befor and manually set the user back to admin, this is there might be data missing in the wp_usermeta table…?

Did you find any solution?

Or anyone else knows the answer?

[steffen28]

I am having the same problem. I’m logging in using an admin user but the plugin tab does not show up. However, I accidentally deleted the user meta data of the admin user befor and manually set the user back to admin, this is there might be data missing in the wp_usermeta table…?

Did you find any solution?

Or anyone else knows the answer?

[Anointed]

Works beautifully!

Desktopserver also looks quite intriguing. I currently use xampp setup custom on my dev laptop using wp multisite to accomplish something similar. I don’t want to mess up my current setup, but may try your product in the future.

[ThemeFUist]

How about using a metabox on your edit forum page to specifiy if the forum is premium:

Add this to your forum functions.php and edit the current_user_can bit at the bottom.

add_action('bbp_forum_metabox', 'tfuey_bbp_support_forum_metabox');

add_action('bbp_forum_attributes_metabox_save', 'tfuey_bbp_support_forum_metabox_save');

add_filter ('bbp_user_can_view_forum', 'tfuey_bbp_user_can_view_forum', 1);

function tfuey_bbp_support_forum_metabox($forum_id) {

if (tfuey_bbp_is_premium_forum($forum_id)) {

$premium_checked = ‘checked’;

} else {

$premium_checked = ”;

} //End if

echo ‘<hr />

<p>

Premium Forum:

<input type=”checkbox” name=”tfuey_bbp_premium_forum” value=”1″ ‘.$premium_checked.’ />

</p>’;

} //End function

function tfuey_bbp_support_forum_metabox_save($forum_id) {

if (isset($_POST) && $_POST != ”) {

update_post_meta($forum_id, ‘_tfuey_bbp_premium_forum’, $_POST);

} else {

update_post_meta($forum_id, ‘_tfuey_bbp_premium_forum’, ”);

} //End if

} //End function

function tfuey_bbp_is_premium_forum($forum_id) {

$tfuey_premium_forum = get_post_meta($forum_id, ‘_tfuey_bbp_premium_forum’, true);

if ($tfuey_premium_forum == 1) {

return true;

} else {

return false;

} //End if

} //End function

function tfuey_bbp_user_can_view_forum() {

$forum_id = bbp_get_forum_id();

if (tfuey_bbp_is_premium_forum($forum_id)) {

if (current_user_can(‘administrator’) || current_user_can(‘bbp_moderator’) || current_user_can(‘whatever_you_want’)) {

return true;

} else {

return false;

} //End if

} //End if

} //End function

Leave the forum public and if the premium forum metabox is ticked and the user doesn’t meet the required criteria they will get a “You do not have permission to view this forum” message.

PS. Untested outside my own site plugin and unnecessary bits have been removed but you should get the gist.

PPS. Code doesn’t paste too well here apologies if it looks all over the place.

[Andre]

The plugins list on the bbPress site are intended for standalone versions of bbPress (0.x and 1.x). bbPress 2.0 plugins are limited at the moment, but would be found in WordPress plugin repository.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/tags/bbpress

[Steveorevo]

Just wanted to let everyone know that I’ve released my Search bbPress 2.0, a unified search plugin. It has the following features:

* Unified search extends WordPress native search to bbPress 2.0 content

* Corrected hyperlink search results to the actual forum/topic/reply so that users can participate in the forum right away.

* Fixes bbPress login widget typo for all languages (the Log in button)

I’ve had this on my site for a while for testing (it is working great!) but have just submitted it to the WordPress.org repository. Hopefully if will appear soon. I also submitted a bug report to bbPress trac about the typo and how I performed search a while back (but a little too late for 2.0 release), so hopefully these items will be corrected / become native in future releases! Rather then wait for the repository, feel free to download it from my new site (free):

http://serverpress.com/products/search-bbpress/

If you like it, please let others know and/or tweet about it! My site is brand new, so any traffic would be greatly appreciated. Donations would be to just take a moment to review my other wares.

Thanks!

Steveorevo