</a> and </span>. Posting HTML as code is using the backticks (` on the ~ key).
</a> and </span>. Posting HTML as code is using the backticks (` on the ~ key).
I get the following error when my users try to update their account information through bbPress user pages:
Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_codes() on a non-object in /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-common-functions.php on line 1392
I disabled all plugins other than bbpress and still get the same error.
WordPress is up todate.
bbPress is up todate.
I’m using a custom theme based off of what was in the bbPress folder, but I didn’t update the files to rc1 template files, could this be the issue?
What redirection plugin did you use?
Right!
Thank you for the tip.
I did exactly this (installed in separate plugins) and it worked fine.
The only thing that is kept turned on the option to create forums in groups, since they are different subjects of the forum site.
But both work very well (bbPress and BuddyPress).
Thanks!
Hello, I am a bbPress newbie and I’m trying to change the layout of the forums so that the author column can be gotten rid of at least for the first post, if not all of them, and placed elsewhere on the page. I guess it would end up looking like a wordpress forum, so the author in the postinfo at the top or something like it, without having to sacrifice screen real estate. I don’t care if responders have that column or not. Does anybody have any ideas as to how I can do this, or know of any plugins that can make it happen?
Tracked the problem down to an issue with Genesis.
I submitted the bug to Genesis trac. Not sure if a fix will make it to core, but if it doesn’t I’ll release a plugin that should prevent this issue from happening for others who are looking to run bbPress with Genesis.
What I did at http://www.swnk.org is install the bbPress & Buddypress plugins separately from each other. I’m not using the forums function of buddyPress and I’m re-directing the forum profiles to the BuddyPress profiles for instance.
Isn’t your code missing an <XXX/a> before <XXX/span> too ratsoid2?
(remove XXX)
Isn’t your code missing an <XXX/a> before <XXX/span> too ratsoid2?
(remove XXX)
You put that code in your comments template, and (only) if a registered user comments, there will be a link to their forum profile in the comment also.
Example: http://imm.io/7PE6
You put that code in your comments template, and (only) if a registered user comments, there will be a link to their forum profile in the comment also.
Example: http://imm.io/7PE6
Hello
I wish I had on my site/blog WordPress both: a social network and a forum.
<b>But what is the best option for integrating it with 100% quality?</b>
What I tried:
First installed BuddyPress and activate forum, then, within groups is possible to have discussion forums.
But the problem is that when accessing http://www.site.com/forums list just the latest topics and the group they belong to.
And I would need, beyond the scope of forum for each group, a global forum for the entire site, to divide the topics into categories (“forums” different).
What suggestions?
Should I install BuddyPress bbPress and WordPress as separate plugins? This does not affect integration?
@ratsoid2 I put your code (minus the xxxx) into a page and previewed it but all I get is the code on the page.. If I’m supposed to change out the username or other info then you will have to tell us to do that also…
Also what is the comment profile link? Is this my admin profile? or my comments? I would find this not very interesting…
I’m more interested in the guy’s feeds above to get info on who has been creating topics and the info in those feeds…
I’ve only got a few users so far and I can keep up with things but if it gets busy I’m going to want to see a control shell that shows the info as it happens in the forum.
@ratsoid2 I put your code (minus the xxxx) into a page and previewed it but all I get is the code on the page.. If I’m supposed to change out the username or other info then you will have to tell us to do that also…
Also what is the comment profile link? Is this my admin profile? or my comments? I would find this not very interesting…
I’m more interested in the guy’s feeds above to get info on who has been creating topics and the info in those feeds…
I’ve only got a few users so far and I can keep up with things but if it gets busy I’m going to want to see a control shell that shows the info as it happens in the forum.
I too have upgraded to RC2 and when my users try to update their profile they get this error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_codes() on a non-object in /hostroot/voipbloggen.dk/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-common-functions.php on line 1392
I too have upgraded to RC2 and when my users try to update their profile they get this error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_codes() on a non-object in /hostroot/voipbloggen.dk/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-common-functions.php on line 1392
If you want to show the comments author profile link, use this:
`<?php if ($comment->user_id ) {
$user=get_userdata($comment->user_id);
echo '<span class="forumauthor"> <a href="link-to-profile-without-username/'.$user->user_nicename.'">Profil</a></span>';
} ?>`
If you want to show the comments author profile link, use this:
`<?php if ($comment->user_id ) {
$user=get_userdata($comment->user_id);
echo '<span class="forumauthor"> <a href="link-to-profile-without-username/'.$user->user_nicename.'">Profil</a></span>';
} ?>`
Vanilla forums The best technical support
Why bbpress support it’s not good ? !!
More information: I noticed that when creating the user in bbPress directly (without using the WP registration system) the problem continues.
Hi John!
Yes. I chose that option. This integration was made two years ago and never had problems … until now!
yes a stadard site was nice.
i have a site names community with the forum but the breadcrumb bring me to /forums a site that work but i never create it.
Hello All,
I am not sure if this is expected behaviour. I have spent all day looking for an answer. Which does not mean that I did not miss something. 
My forums are at http://www.weekendbrisbane.com.au/forums
I have followed bbpress theme compatibility install, and believe I have done it correctly. Created a child theme, copied files over to the child theme, inserted the functions.php and add_theme_support( ‘bbpress’ );
I have also created a page at http://www.weekendbrisbane.com.au/forum, (<–no “s” on the end) and used the shortcode [bbp-forum-index]. Which appears to work, until you click on a sub forum or topic. Also, using breadcrumb to move back to forums takes you to “forums”
So my questions are
1. Is this expected behaviour for the default “/forums” page or have I missed an installation step?
2. If I missed a step, is it possible to point me in the right direction? It would be appreciated
2. Or if it is expected behaviour, do I need to create pages for every topic and forum created? Which I am guessing is not the case.
couple of extra notes
– I have also created a page “forums” with slug “/forums” and added [bbp-forum-index] which appears to be ignored completly.
– If I change the template in “/forum” to bbPress – Forums )index, I also loose style formatting.
PS. I may be batting out of my league trying to install bbpress in beta version. But I like the looks of it and would be great if I could get it to work on my website.
Thanks in advance for any help.