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  • JohnRDOrazio
    Participant

    I can confirm that the problem is in bbpress do shortcodes, I will leave it deactivated for the time being and will open a ticket on the plugin support forum.

    #211945
    robertherold
    Participant

    Hi,

    We have been looking for a solution for a long time to mention a user in bbPress.
    I found a mention plugin for WP comments. Maybe it’s a little easier to filter things out of this than from BuddyPress and make a mentioning plugin for bbPress…

    Comment Mention

    #211943
    robertherold
    Participant

    I have installed wordpress, bbpress and BNFW in a new directory and the error persists:
    If I edit the email address on the bbPress profile page, WP will send a confirmation email.
    If I edit the email address on the admin page, BNFW will send a confirmation email.

    Oh, I see you found the BNFW support page 🙂

    #211940
    Robin W
    Moderator

    that’s fine, just checking other possibilities.

    so with just bbpress and BNFW you have the issue – yes ?
    and this is user changing email address by going to ‘edit my profile’ and changing their email – yes
    and then disable bbpress and the problem goes ?

    Sorry if questions seem repetitive or picky – but history has shown if I don’t double check, I can spend hours chasing the wrong problem 🙂

    #211939
    robertherold
    Participant

    bbp style pack
    bbPress Mentions Email Notifications
    bbPress Notify (No-Spam)
    GD bbPress Tools

    But I have already tried to deactivate them all.

    #211935
    Robin W
    Moderator

    hmm…bbpress doesn’t use either of those filters

    what other bbpress related plugins are you using ?

    #211932
    Robin W
    Moderator

    but bbpress is activated – yes ?

    #211931
    tumptyteapot
    Participant

    Thank you for your reply
    I cannot see any bbpress roles in the user admin at all
    All dashboard references to bbpress are missing

    #211929
    Robin W
    Moderator

    what roles are you set to

    WordPress role admin
    bbpress role keymaster

    are needed

    #211913
    Robin W
    Moderator

    add this to your custom css

    #bbpress-forums .entry {
    	width: 100%;
    }
    cryptoking
    Participant

    I am a newbie on BBPress and just installed it and I’m in the process of setting it up. The problem is that the body columns are not aligning with the topic headings.

    I did some testing and this is the default layout which is not aligning.

    Forum: Imagination Room

    However if I create a new Page and insert the shortcode the alignment is perfect, so I’m not sure what’s happening, but I don’t want to create several dozen pages and insert shortcodes, so I’d like to figure out why it’s not aligning.

    test

    I’ve tried messing with some of the css but I couldn’t figure it out. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    #211900
    Robin W
    Moderator

    can you ask BNFW what filter/action they are hooking to – they will know what that phrase means – I can then find this in bbpress, and hopefully give you a solution

    #211897
    robertherold
    Participant

    Hello,

    I use the Better Notifications for WP plugin to override the default WP emails.
    However, the email change confirmation email cannot be overwritten by the BNFW plugin.
    This is what they wrote:

    bbPress is overriding BNFW and has a higher priority when sending out notifications. This would be something that would have to be changed in bbPress in order to be compatible.

    If I deactivate bbPress and change the password on the WP profile page, the BNFW confirmation email will be sent.

    So the bug is in bbPress anyway, as it doesn’t allow to overwrite the confirmation email.

    How can this error be fixed?

    I appreciate any ideas!

    #211887
    Robin W
    Moderator

    answers from my perspective – I’m just a bbpress user who helps out here, and has written some plugins including style pack

    1. it was bbpress authors’ choice to change freshness to last post – it does the same thing, and you can change what it says to what you want either using code or style pack. I don’t think there is any change in philosophy, apart from that what most other forums call that column.

    2. I logged 3297 which is incorporated in 3356, which is as far as I know the fix. It is awaiting bbpress authors to look at it.

    3. Given that bbpress authors have lots to look at, and that the freshness problem was not in 2.5.x code, I simply added a re-run of the 2.5.x code into my plugin and made it an option, which seems to fix the issue for many people. Given I am designer, author, tester, and everything else for my style pack plugin, I can simply do this. I do not have the problem that my code will affect 300,000 sites, or is run by several people who have busy lives and need to agree who will do what.

    #211885
    Mike Witt
    Participant

    I’m trying to clarify for myself the situation regarding “freshness” and I have several questions about that. There’s been a lot of discussion about this and there are a number of tickets, but I’m having trouble putting it all together. I apologize for rehashing old ground.

    (1) Freshness vs Last Post

    Sometime in the last few releases things changed so that (at least by default) the top level forum shows “Last Post” where it used to show “Freshness.” Is this (1) A temporary measure until freshness is fixed, (2) A change in philosophy, or (3) Simply a change in the “default” of something that can be configured?

    (2) Freshness tickets

    When I search on trac for open tickets which mention freshness, I come up with: 1925, 2659, 2876, 3310, 3356. I’ve seen it mentioned in the forums a number of times that freshness is a known problem, but I don’t see that any of these tickets is (I’m not sure how to say it but) the “main ticket” for the underlying problem. Can anyone help me out with this?

    (3) bbp style pack

    In many of the conversations about freshness (and other problems like threading and indentation) bbp style pack is the only thing mentioned as a solution. I’m almost getting the impression that this plugin is considered kind of a necessary part of bbPress, in order for things to work properly. Comments?

    I’m still learning about bbPress and if anyone wants to point me to any “background” information or documentation that I *should* have already looked at, that would be appreciated.

    #211869
    falconizer
    Participant

    Nice that i find this thread.
    How can i do this as background in bbpress in css;

    linear-gradient(180deg, rgb(45, 55, 86) 0%, rgb(33, 37, 41) 100%)

    #211856
    kellyteagle
    Participant

    Hi,
    An odd problem that I’ve just become aware of. When a user replies to a Post in Forum, the ‘last post’ info gets updated on the list of posts, but the Forum page does not. The result is that the Posts lists page displays Last post: 11 minutes ago by Ann Other. The forum page displays Last post: 2 days 21 hours ago by Some Onelse

    There are no other error messages anywhere, and the site is running the latest versions of WP, BuddyPress and BBpress.
    Can anyone help please?

    Thanks,
    Kelly

    crebspark
    Participant

    So you’re saying that bbpress is supposed to display a Register button besides the Login button but possibly my Theme or Plugin is hiding it?

    crebspark
    Participant

    I need a Register button besides the Login button because the default bbpress settings only show the Login button. How can I add a Register button maam?

    Robin W
    Moderator

    sorry was trying to answer quickly over the weekend – should have read dashboard>settings>forums !

    The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

    so yes, by ticking the participant role, then when they register, they will be given the participant role when they first log in, and have access to the forums

    megatill
    Participant

    Thanks, Robin W, for your reply but I do not think that helps with actually registering!

    I have NO EXISTING users, but I do want to be able to have them register to become a user!
    The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

    The only option I have when I view dashboard>forums is to create a new forum – I see no “roles” or “settings” under that view.

    However, under dashboard>settings>forums I see the opportunity to set a role.
    I have ticked the Automatically give registered visitors PARTICIPANT forum role which was previously unticked.

    By ticking, have I given them access to my Forum when they use the registration link?

    Thanks again!

    #211824
    Robin W
    Moderator

    you can do this by amending a template in bbpress (which I’ll helo you with if you wish, but requires FTP knowledge)

    or you could use

    Private groups

    you would set up 2 groups

    say group 1 teachers
    group 2 students

    in dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>group name settings

    then in

    dashboard>settings>bbp private groups>topic permissions

    you’ll actually see an example of how to do this

    #211821
    fdittmar
    Participant

    Hi,

    Could someone tell me if it’s possible (or even help me with identifying the correct specificity) to stop users from creating new topics in a specific subforum please.
    Running BBP as part of a learning management system where user level/access etc are set based on their student/course status. Been fine for 3 years but now I’d like to provide a slightly stricter UI for some specific courses (which means the Forums/Topics).

    My situation is:

    Forum
    -Subforum
    –Topics
    —Replies
    –Topics
    —Replies
    -Subforum
    –Topics
    —Replies

    My problem is in one of the subforums where the topics created by our teachers are listed but (obviously) the students also see the ‘Create New Topic’ option (which they need elsewhere). I wish to remove that New Topic Creation option there. I can’t do it via the Forum Attributes eg Closed Status because it needs to remain open for other child topics in the same forum.

    I thought that using CSS (display:none) to remove the entire New Topic Entry box would work for me but my inexperience shows through because I can’t work it out even after hours looking online.

    Is it possible to apply such css by adressing it against a specific post id?

    I can remove the new topic box in the browser inspector various ways
    (eg .bbp-reply-form, .bbp-topic-form {display: none;} or with #new-topic-0 etc) but I can’t get it done just for the 1 Subforum/Topic) –
    This does not work: #bbpress-forums #bbp-forum-POSTID #new-topic-0. I also tried variations ul.bbp-parent-forum-21435 etc

    In this example my Forum is post 21435, the topic in it is 21437 and I want to remove the New Topic Entry box on that page (students should only go to 21437 and use Replies there, not create topics)(sorry, actual forums are in the school system so not public).

    Sorry for long post / cry for help. Maybe someone could assist… Thanks

    #211819
    Pete
    Participant

    That worked so, just for the record, the code to be inserted in the loop-search-reply.php template file is:

    
    <div class="bbp-topic-title-meta">
    
    	<?php if ( function_exists( 'bbp_is_forum_group_forum' ) && bbp_is_forum_group_forum( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ) ) : ?>
    
    		<?php esc_html_e( 'in group forum ', 'bbpress' ); ?>
    
    	<?php else : ?>
    
    		<?php esc_html_e( 'in forum ', 'bbpress' ); ?>
    
    	<?php endif; ?>
    
    	<a href="<?php bbp_forum_permalink( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ); ?>"><?php bbp_topic_forum_title( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ); ?></a>
    
    </div><!-- .bbp-topic-title-meta -->
    
    <?php do_action( 'bbp_theme_after_topic_title' ); ?>
    
    #211817
    Pete
    Participant

    OK, so I totally misunderstood what was going on there… The ‘bbpress’ text has nothing to do with the display of the forum name.

    The result I was after is acheived quite simply by using the function bbp_topic_forum_title in place of bop_forum_title in the above code segment (which still needs to be added to the loop-search-reply.php template—and that modified template file placed in the relevant <theme>/bbpress folder—as noted above):

    "><?php bbp_topic_forum_title( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ); ?>

    Now, as I retype that code segment, I notice that something has gone wrong with the code segment I pasted into the original post. I’m not sure if that was me or not, but the line to be replaced with the above, should have been as follows:

    "><?php bbp_forum_title( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ); ?>

    I hope that makes sense to anyone who’s interested.

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