Still alien to me, you see all the replies, but you don’t see the original post!
Well, yes… that is annoying. A link to an individual post is great and useful. The weird behavior that’s in your test install isn’t quite right.
Still alien to me, you see all the replies, but you don’t see the original post!
this is something that other forum software has had for years and something we can do pretty easily.
Yes, this is something I’ve wanted in bbPress… in my install of 0.9.0.6, I edited my CSS file so that I can at least have posts numbered… it’s easy to say “See post number 24” rather than cut and paste or re-explain something in a topic. Glad to see this functionality in the plugin.
Along the same lines as being able to view individual tweets, this is something that other forum software has had for years and something we can do pretty easily. I agree it isn’t properly integrated yet, but it’s mostly for external linking to something where the context of a topic isn’t needed.
Notifications working, links in notifications aren’t…
https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/1408
But it has made me wonder even more why there is even a page for replies only – without the first post of the thread it seems, well, strange.
Am I missing the importance of these? because they really do seem superfluous.
This feels like a dumb question, so sorry in advance if I’m missing something obvious here.
Is there a built-in way in bbPress to display all subcategory POSTS on one view?
For example, if you had a VEHICLES category, and the three subforums are CARS, TRUCKS and SUVS, is there a way to display all CARS, TRUCKS, and SUVS posts on one forum view?
If in the above example, you visit the VEHICLES forum page, it will list the 3 subforums separately, but will not list any posts. I’d like to see all posts on one page, not just the top-level forum listing.
Thanks!
I hope you already have got help from pagal.
I hope you already have got help from pagal.
Any updates on this #
# shoggy ?
I have something simlar for my wordpress but this one you aded here does not work for bbpress
do I need to add more rules?
None of this works for me
Yep, You need to integrate your forums with WordPress deeply, where you can set bbPress users table with WordPress users table during bbPress Integration.
After setting up cookies process, allow just registered members to comment on your blog.
For more help see this documentation.
Plus, I can personally help you to integrate forums.
Contact at pagalsoch {at} gmail {dot} com
Best of luck.
Yep, You need to integrate your forums with WordPress deeply, where you can set bbPress users table with WordPress users table during bbPress Integration.
After setting up cookies process, allow just registered members to comment on your blog.
For more help see this documentation.
Plus, I can personally help you to integrate forums.
Contact at pagalsoch {at} gmail {dot} com
Best of luck.
No
Plugin named bbPress integration
No
Plugin named bbPress integration
Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…
Yep. I’ve got the integration plugin running on the WordPress side (if it’s the one called “BBPress Admin”). When I click on it in the WordPress admin panel, I get a sub-window that should be the bbpress admin panel. Instead, it’s just showing my blog (which I think it’s picking up as a default.) Thanks for the suggestion though…
Everything I am reading seems to be to have bbpress work with wp users
however this is my situation..
We have a wp install with 1 user and hundreds of post
a recently converted bbpress from vb with about 800 users with thousands of forum post…
we need to have wp use the bbpress user database so users logged in at the bbpress can leave comments on the wp blog w/o having to enter their name/email as we want them to be already logged in using the bbpress login
we are using wp 3.0.2
and bbpress 1.0.2
this has been very frustrating and any help would be greatly appreciated
And if you want to display more stuff then you can do so by directly querying the bbPress database.
And if you want to display more stuff then you can do so by directly querying the bbPress database.
Make sure you have the integration plugin running on the WordPress side
Make sure you have the integration plugin running on the WordPress side
Install WordPress
Install bbPress
Integrate bbPress with WordPress (user table, login sync) – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/
Create a simple plugin for bbPress which makes it member only (don’t know if one already exists)
Install WordPress
Install bbPress
Integrate bbPress with WordPress (user table, login sync) – http://blog.ashfame.com/2009/07/integrate-bbpress-10-with-wordpress-28/
Create a simple plugin for bbPress which makes it member only (don’t know if one already exists)
