Good morning, I’ve just installed bbPress and I can’t get the forums page to work, it doesn’t display what it should. This is the link to the page: https://www.joveneditor.com/foros/
How can I get it to display all the forums I have?
Hello
I have a conflict with “Turning on UsersWP bbPress and bbpress breaks WPML and Elementor”
when I want to edit my homepage in elementor, i get a white page.
We updated the memory allocation, it does not help.
when i deactivate bbpress, then all is fine…
Help 🙂
For some unknown reason, the Merge topics function starting return the error:
“There has been a critical error on your website”
“Learn more about debugging in WordPress”
So I setup a staging site and disabled all of the plugins and started re-activating them one-by-one. With everything deactivated the Merge topics button worked just fine. You could see the dropdown box with all of the available topics to choose from.
I got down to the last major plugins, “Paid Memberships Pro” and “Business Directory Plugin” and when I activate either one of these, the Merge topic button returns the “There has been a critical error on your website” message.
We are running WordPress version 5.4.2, PHP version 7.0.33 and bbPress version 2.6.5
Any suggestions on possible fixes or quick ways to troubleshoot further will be greatly appreciated!
Actually, I’m specifically looking to link some of the forums to memberpress memberships in a better way than I’m currently doing it. What I’m really hoping is to find other folks using both MemberPress and bbPress to discuss this with. It was kind of a shot in the dark 🙂
I’m a bit stumped as to why your theme is doing that, it would be worth just trying
So I don’t think I would need to copy and rename the page.php file to bbpress.php (unless I wanted bbpress theme to be different to the astra theme – I think I’ve got that correct, if not apologies!)
transfer this to your pc and edit it to remove everything EXCEPT
<?php
/**
* User Login Form
*
* @package bbPress
* @subpackage Theme
*/
// Exit if accessed directly
defined( 'ABSPATH' ) || exit;
?>
and save
create a directory on your theme called ‘bbpress’
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
Then transfer the file you saved above and put in in the directory called bbpress that you created above, so you end up with
wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress/form-user-login.php
bbPress will now use this template instead of the original, and not show the login
If you do this in your paid theme, you will need to repeat it on every theme upgrade as that will wipe your changes out, but as long as you know that, you can place the file in your paid theme, just remember what you did ! a child theme maintains these changes.
I have wordpress member login enabled on my website, and I want to remove the default bbPress login. I looked at bbp Style plugin but I can’t find a way to remove the default login.
After having disabled the ”bbPress Do Shortcodes” plugin I am seeing that shortcodes are now actually being interpreted in Topics without the plugin. I’m guessing that came with the recent updates to bbPress? I am seeing however that when using double brackets, which usually escapes shortcodes so that they’re not interpreted, they still seem to be partially interpreted in bbPress topics creating an error. If I use html entities instead of double brackets I am able to post a shortcode literally without it being interpreted.
I am currently using a theme to develop my website. It provides a login page with all the validations.
I used the bbpress plugin and introduced forums on the the site. But I have the following issue with the Login and need advice.
1. I would like to use the theme login page, instead of the dfault login section that bbpress provides on the forum page.
a. Is there a way that I can remove the login section from the forum pages? By doing this the user will always be asked forced to login through the main theme login page.
b. Or can I add a Login link which redirects the user to mysite.com/login page.
I tried adding code to the function.php in the child theme to fix the redirection issue on failed login on the forum pages. But that afects the functionality of the main login page too.
So this is why I ws thinking of one of the above two solutions.
Two sites that I’m involved with run bbPress with PHP 7.3.16 and one with PHP 7.3.19. There haven’t been any problems with PHP that I’m aware of. For whatever that’s worth.
I’m trying to figure out how to control access individual forums (and the topics in them) based on user’s memberships as seen by memberpress. So this is basically about memberpress rules. This is clearly not a bbPress question. But I don’t know anywhere else to “meet” people using both memberpress and bbpress. Hoping to find some people here.
In regards to the explanation in the linked item 8.. Well, that was a learning curve! I didn’t even know how to access the WordPress database but now I do!
If I’ve understand it correctly, this header issue is possible as the ‘topics’ pages in the forum posts have the correct header styling but the ‘index’ does not – from the description this says it could be due to the index page using the ‘about’ page style instead of the topics using the ‘posts’ style.
After looking in the database I think that the forum index page is using the correct ‘Astra’ theme, but not showing the correct css for my header that all my other pages are (even the ‘About’ page).
So I don’t think I would need to copy and rename the page.php file to bbpress.php (unless I wanted bbpress theme to be different to the astra theme – I think I’ve got that correct, if not apologies!)
I really appreciate any further help with this as this is becoming quite confusing for my extremely novice brain 🙂
I’m using WordPress with the plugin bbPress slightly modified by me for my use.
So far, so good.
The only thing I’m stuck at, is the fact that for certains functions to appear (like Approve Reply, Close Topic etc.) I need to refresh the page, otherwise the buttons won’t appear.
How can I implement a sort of a function in order to refresh the current page just after I clicked on it?
So that basically when I enter this page, it gets automatically refreshed (and so the buttons will appear).
I’m talking specifically about the Topics / Replies page, I really need to refresh the page over there.
After installing it, go to discussion settings and then set it to create a forum topic for each post, copy tags, etc. Then you have an option to apply settings to all existing posts.
Please bear with me here as I’m new to all this css stuff! I spent all of yesterday trying to find out what is going wrong..
After installing BB Press in my Astra Theme my header background colour, site title + tagline and sub menu + button have lost their formatting (or maybe more correctly termed style?).
As I couldn’t understand where this issue lies I posted on the WordPress forum who then directed me here to ask the question 🙂
I’m building the pages through WordPpess dashboard as per this video example:
I’m using Elementor to build all my other pages.
Can anyone help please?
Many thanks in advance,
Tim
p.s. I would like to add even though I’ve literally spent 8 hours trying to figure this out I think bbpress is an awesome addition so thank you to whoever put it out there!!
After playing around for a while… I figured out how to disable the calling of the login form…. which for my purposes is perfectly fine…
Though, I’m guessing that when there are updates to bbPress, I’ll have to do that change manually each time… not a big deal… It’s literally just a few lines of code, which I find hard to believe will ever change….
As I know bbpress is sending the reply content in text format after stripping html tags. But I need to include only the links present in the reply content. If it is possible? Is there any filter to override the function? Please help if anyone have any idea about it.
Am importing users to WP using the fabulous ‘Import Users from CSV’ plugin, which so many others use happily too.
While that plugin can be used automatically to subscribe imported users to a BuddyPress Forum, does anyone know if it’s possible to do the same, but for bbPress fora, and if so how?
Perhaps I should be using BP fora instead? My bbPress fora are already nicely formatted with ‘TinyMCE’, ‘post-post edit’ and ‘attachment upload’ functionality. (Not sure if that’s possible with BP fora.)
Thank you.
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