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Hi – I have a WordPress site that has been operational for 5 years.
I wanted to add a Discussion Forum using bbPress, and I have been successful in installing the bbPress plug-in.
Using the bbPress Shortcode Codex, I wanted to create a requirement for people to log into my new Discussion Forum using
[bbp-register] – Display the register screen.
[bbp-lost-pass] – Display the lost password screen.However, when I test these two options, it appears that these two options actually create a new WordPress account – with no connection to my existing WordPress site at all. When I test the Register facility, a new page opens with the WordPress create account box (create username and password).
What is wrong with the Shortcode usage, please?
WordPress 5.4.1 running Enterprise theme.
bbPress Version 2.6.5Hi,
I’m trying to add some detail to search results associated with replies to topics. By default, it would seem that if a search finds a hit in a particular topic post, it includes the name of the topic and the relevant forum in the header for the particular search result:
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In contrast, a hit on a reply to a particular topic does not include any topic or forum information:.jpg)
I thought I might be able to solve my problem by modifying the loop-search-reply.php template to include what looked like it might be the relevant code from the loop-search-topic.php template:
<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>"><?php bbp_forum_title( bbp_get_topic_forum_id() ); ?></a> </div><!-- .bbp-topic-title-meta --> <?php do_action( 'bbp_theme_after_topic_title' ); ?>but it seems that was a little naive of me. This block of code certainly includes what could be the required information:
but what I thought would be inserted as the forum name turns out to be the topic name.Looking at the above code, I can see why this might be—the relevant text, ‘bbpress’, in the code block above appears to be just some placeholder text, and is the same placeholder text used to reference the topic name. I had thought that the text replacement might be a little more context sensitive than it appears to be.
So my question is, can anyone tell me how that text (‘bbpress’ in the above code segment, which is taken directly from the default loop-search-topic.php template) gets replaced, or more specifically I guess, can anyone tell me where to inject a function or the like to set this or some other piece of placeholder text (I appreciate that it may need to be different to the placeholder text being used for the topic name) to the relevant forum name?
Thanks
Topic: Undefined Variable Error
Hello Team,
My wp admin is showing this error Undefined variable:
Notice: Undefined variable: topic_id in /home3/castudyw/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/replies/template.php on line 461
Notice: Undefined variable: topic_id in /home3/castudyw/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/replies/template.php on line 467
Please help me how to resolve it.
WordPress Version 5.4.1
bbPress Version 2.6.5I have no links to Forum in the dashboard. I have no forum options for users.
I can see the forums exist from the front end but I cannot get to them from the adminI have disabled all plugins apart from bbPress and tried another theme. The problem still exists.
I have installed the User Role Editor but no options for forums exist there either.
I have cleared caches on the site and in the browser.Topic: display views by topic?
Hi, I just installed bbpress and have the latest version of wordpress (5.4). I see “voices” and “posts” but no “views”.
Is this standard? I would like to see the number of views by topic.
Is there a simple fix for a non-programmer type guy?
Topic: bbPress 2.6.5
I upgraded to 2.6.5 . In WordPress menu Settings->Forums, I checked Super Moderators(Allow Moderators and Keymasters to edit users) .I tested setting the user role Editor / Keymaster. In WordPress menu can’t look the Users menu.
How can i do ?
Thx.
I have set up the bbpress forum and have Admins created through my WordPress site. When other admins try to access the Forum settings via Tools and then Plugins they do not see the options for bbpress (Forum, Replies, Topics). Help with where to update settings so others besides myself can access these settings!
Hi. I am not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I need some help getting started with BuddyPress and BBPress. I just created my first website, which is a community for people living with multiple disabilities. I am hoping to turn this into a nonprofit organization. I have installed both BBPress and BuddyPress, so I will be posting this in both forums. The website is livingwithmultipledisabilities.org, and I have WordPress version 5.4.1, BBPress version 2.6.5, and BuddyPress version 6.0.0. I have BBPress set up with several forums I created, and I think I’m going to use BuddyPress to allow users to create groups. I have a few questions. Is there anything I should do to make BBPress and BuddyPress work well together? Second, how do I set up the register and activate pages for BuddyPress to use? These pages seem to exist, but I think they are blank since I do not see anything when I edit them, and trying to review them redirects me back to my website’s homepage. Finally, is there anything else I might not know about that I need to do to set both plugins up? Thanks.