How do can I allow new users to begin creating forum topics without having to check their email to receive their password first?
I ask because currently, the process of new user creation is:
1. User goes to /register.php and fills out their new account info
2. bbPress sends that user their password
3. the new user has to go to their email account and retrieve their auto-generated password
4. the new user obtains their password and then logs into bbPress
What I want to do is essentially eliminate the need for the user to do steps 2-4 before they can start chatting on bbPress.
What I’d like to do is instead:
1a. User goes to /register.php and fills out their new account info
2b. User is now auto-logged and can begin chatting
(Their password is still email to them, but they don’t need it to begin chatting on new user creation)
It’s not insufficient for general use. My patch only allows a post to be given info about the xmlrpc client.
Basically it adds a get request to be given that allows for client namr and uri to he added as two meta keys.
This allows for a Facebook/Twitter like ‘via Client’ to be listed on each post made through the xmlrpc api.
Although, I did add some stripslashes() to some of the variables.
It’s not insufficient for general use. My patch only allows a post to be given info about the xmlrpc client.
Basically it adds a get request to be given that allows for client namr and uri to he added as two meta keys.
This allows for a Facebook/Twitter like ‘via Client’ to be listed on each post made through the xmlrpc api.
Although, I did add some stripslashes() to some of the variables.
If the xmlrpc file that comes with bbPress isn’t sufficient or needs a patch, could you submit your changes to our trac as an svn diff?
http://trac.bbpress.org
If you want more eyes on this, having it not require a core file edit will help.
If the xmlrpc file that comes with bbPress isn’t sufficient or needs a patch, could you submit your changes to our trac as an svn diff?
http://trac.bbpress.org
If you want more eyes on this, having it not require a core file edit will help.
thank pelle for the replay and the hint… hope an admin sees this thread and put an end to that devilish bug 
thank pelle for the replay and the hint… hope an admin sees this thread and put an end to that devilish bug
I think I’ve found the root of all evil: https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/ currently says:
Trac Error
TracError: The Trac Environment needs to be upgraded.
Run “trac-admin /home/trac/trac-environs/bb-plugins upgrade”
I think I’ve found the root of all evil: https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/ currently says:
Trac Error
TracError: The Trac Environment needs to be upgraded.
Run “trac-admin /home/trac/trac-environs/bb-plugins upgrade”
Hi, I’m new to bbpress and I’ve got it up and running after some work.
I’m now wondering if there is a simple way to display a users occupation and location?
I’ve looked everywhere and I don’t seem to be able to get it to work…
Would much appreciate a solution!Thanks in advance
Wokasa
All right, i think it is the theme, peacemaker.
my theory…
see:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/peacemaker-bbpress-theme-is-incomplete#post-66135
and:
why Regisration disabled. This is a demo site.?
i think the original theme must have been posted onto the theme site before it was fully ready, therefore some of the files needed to be updated..
hmmm..
and the guy is no longer building the themes.
any suggestions of what i can do, in lieu of these files.. i really like this theme for a base to work upon, css wise.
All right, i think it is the theme, peacemaker.
my theory…
see:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/peacemaker-bbpress-theme-is-incomplete#post-66135
and:
why Regisration disabled. This is a demo site.?
i think the original theme must have been posted onto the theme site before it was fully ready, therefore some of the files needed to be updated..
hmmm..
and the guy is no longer building the themes.
any suggestions of what i can do, in lieu of these files.. i really like this theme for a base to work upon, css wise.
you should have access to my email through your support forum should you need anything..
… and thank you for taking this time..
you should have access to my email through your support forum should you need anything..
… and thank you for taking this time..
Hmm… remove the return statement. I’m just going to work on something on for a little while.
Hmm… remove the return statement. I’m just going to work on something on for a little while.
is this the view you are looking for…
is this the view you are looking for…
Er… if it’s already in php code then no.
It should already be in php space because the function declaration is in php space:
function page_title()
Er… if it’s already in php code then no.
It should already be in php space because the function declaration is in php space:
function page_title()
sorry.. do i stick a php tag around that?
sorry.. do i stick a php tag around that?
The difference between xmlrpc.patched.php and bbPress 1.0.2’s xmlrpc.php.
The difference between xmlrpc.patched.php and bbPress 1.0.2’s xmlrpc.php.
what was the patch.diff file that was included in the patch folder, does this matter?
