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Topic: REGISTRATION: One-stop shop
I have installed the latest 3.2.1 version of WordPress, and it is a private site/blog that requires all users to register before they can access the site. I could desperately use the bbPress forum, but I need the same security features as my site. I’ve installed bbPress 1.0.3 to my WordPress directory, and have enabled this forum to be a Private Forum by using the ‘private forums’ plugin.
All the integration with WP & bbPress works correctly, and the current users that have already registered with my site already have access to the forum. However, any new users need to register through my WP site, NOT the bbPress forum.
In short, how can I redirect the registration link on the forum to that of my WP registration page?
What does this mean?
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To replicate:
1. Create Forum
2. Create Topic
3. View Topic in WordPress
4. Click ‘Add this topic to your favorites’
a) Clicking the [x] next to the ‘This topic is one of your favorites’ seems to redirect correctly.
5. Click the ‘favorites’ link
6. You are now in the ‘forums/users/[username]’; scroll down to the ‘Favorite Forum Topics’
7. Click the “x” button to remove. I am redirected back to ‘2011/08/04/hello-world/’ for example. My expected action would to have been redirected to the /forums/users/[username] as that is where I was.
It could be I don’t have something configure correctly but this is an out of the box installation.
I looked at the bbp_favorites_handler() in ./bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp_user_functions.php and the fall back action for the redirect is get_permalink(). This should be something more like $_SERVER to redirect the user back to their original page.
Topic: Theme compatibility issue
Hello,
I’ve installed bbPress plugin onto a site that uses the Optimize WP theme from Woothemes.
Now, using the short-code I am able to get the forum to display in a page normally.
http://www.carsrecoverylondon.com/forum/
However, when I try to visit a single forum or topic I get a blank page with just header and title but no content,
http://www.carsrecoverylondon.com/forums/forum/support-forum/
Is that a theme problem or a plugin compatibility issue or what?
And how can I work around it?
Many thanks.
Topic: About the rewrite
I’ve been dealing with Wordperss for the last few months. I liked it and decided to use it as CMS for my web page, as you can see in:
First of all, is in spanish sorry. But as you can see on tests you can search for tests and complete them. Then forum topics(bbPress plugin 2.0) topics are created linked to the question.
Anyway, I would like to find something like a guide with the basic instructions about creating custom posts, and to rewrite the information I need to pass as parameters. Now, as you can see in the website, the test id for example is send to the web as a get parameter without been rewrited(?ID=x). Not pretty at all, and apparently not good for search engines.
Thank you all.