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  • #31956
    chandersbs
    Member

    I noticed today, that the profile page, in the section Recent Replies, that the links are actually to the topics and not the posts itself.

    How do I make this go directly to the post?

    Also, in the search.php, when you search for something, it gives you the actual topic, but not the post which has the information you’re searching for.

    I noticed a missing “page id” in the search results, for example:

    A link in the search result will look like domain/topic.php?id=823#post-32876

    EVEN THOUGH the actual post might be located at

    Domain/topic.php?id=823&page=12#post-32876

    I tested the same thing on this website, BBPRESS.ORG, I think it has the same problem. The posts in the search results page is not taking you to the exact post, but just the topic.

    How do I change it into the exact post?

    I have been going through ashfame’s plugin, but it didn’t make me much wiser.

    #73217
    johnhiler
    Member

    There was a great plugin called “Move It” that did a lot of what you described:

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/move-it/

    But it was designed for bbPress 0.8x I believe… ck recommended that 0.9 and 1.0 users not use it.

    But if you’re interested in coding something similar, her code might be a good place to start.

    Good luck!

    #80076
    johnhiler
    Member

    Line 48 in the plugin has the following setting:

    $bb_attachments=true; // auto insert uploaded images into post49

    source: https://plugins-dev.bbpress.org/browser/bb-attachments/trunk/bb-attachments.php

    Is that set to true? I noticed that the image wasn’t showing up in your post at all (only in the list of attachments at the end of the post).

    Also… you mentioned, “I modify the line in both folders, in the root and the other in my-plugins folder, and nothing happend”.

    What do you mean, both folders… the code should only be in the /bb-attachments/ folder under /my-plugins/.

    The bb-attachments folder over the root is meant to hold the uploads… the one in /my-plugins/ is designed to hold the code. :-)

    #79311

    In reply to: Wall updates, anyone?

    chandersbs
    Member

    Yes, budypress has this feature, a similar thing for bbpress, would be cool though

    #31954
    lilblogger
    Member

    Is there a bbPress theme that looks like this: http://makeupalley.com/board/board.asp?bid=1

    where the replies are threaded?

    #31953
    #73215
    Fernando Tellado
    Participant

    And … what about to move posts between different topics or separate posts from a topic to a new created topic?. These are basic features in other forums software and there’s nothing similar in bbPress.

    I think that bbPress need these type of features in order to be a serious forums software, isn’t it?

    Ben L.
    Member

    error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_DEPRECATED should actually remove those errors. Something must be wrong with your server configuration.

    #78602
    JohnAKeith
    Member

    Oh, it’s the simplest things. You just saved me a lot of time. Thanks.

    Mark Kehn
    Member

    Hmm, okay that isn’t working.

    Using error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE still shows the warnings for my bbPress

    How do I do this properly?

    I’m not even sure php.ini is the place to do this because even if I totally remove the error_reporting line from the php.ini file it still shows the errors. Even if I set: display_errors = Off it still shows errors.

    So what file am I supposed to be editing?

    Mark Kehn
    Member

    Hi Nightgunner5,

    Can you tell me how to turn that off? Is there a file somewhere in the PHP folder that I would change this?

    EDIT:

    I found this in the php.ini file.

    So all I have to do is change –

    error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_DEPRECATED

    to this –

    error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

    Would that be correct? Anything else I should do? Also, does this mean that I can turn ON error logging again via my .htaccess file for everything else? I like to have the error logging enabled in case I install a plugin or something this way I would know when it is broken.

    This is the code I use in the .htaccess –

    # SUPPRESS PHP ERRORS FROM SHOWING PUBLICLY:

    php_flag display_startup_errors off

    php_flag display_errors off

    php_flag html_errors off

    So again I would like to turn the switches back to ON but at the same time not show the errors in bbPress regarding the DEPRECATED stuff.

    Thanks

    #80064
    gerikg
    Member
    #80096

    In reply to: Page Breaks

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bbpages/

    Broken apparently, but it’d be fixable if I knew what was wrong with it

    #80094

    In reply to: Page Breaks

    johnhiler
    Member

    Like a cut tag? If so, I don’t believe so – since the front-page.php and forum.php files don’t show the text of the topics, it’s not as pressing a need on bbPress.

    But I could see it being useful if someone wanted to use bbPress to serve Pages/Articles… maybe there’s a plugin that supports this? I haven’t seen it though…

    #69785
    diegozaks
    Member

    @DennisH: thanks for your reply, I am sorry, but I don’t really understand, how do I delete them? do I have to go post by post and delete all the special characters? Perhaps there is a way to increase the maximum length of an SQL command?

    #31952

    Topic: Page Breaks

    in forum Installation
    InvTrdr
    Member

    Does bbPress have something similar to WPs <!–nextpage–> to break a topic into several pages if too long?

    Thanks.

    #80063
    chrishajer
    Participant

    It does suck. I always just use google like “site:bbpress.org/forum/” or “site:bbpress.org/plugins/” with my keyword.

    The WordPress.org search used to suck equally hard but it got better a while back. Still sucks here. I accept that it sucks and move along.

    There were some plugin attempts at better search for bbPress, but I don’t think they’d install a plugin just to improve the plugin search here. I think they used Sphinx at WordPress.org to fix their search:

    https://wordpress.org/development/2009/02/new-and-improved-plugins-directory-search/

    #80083
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Maybe you could create a custom view for the topic, call it something like “Printer Friendly Page” or “view topic as one page” and put it on each page of a topic?

    http://justintadlock.com/archives/2009/07/15/how-to-create-custom-views-in-bbpress

    #80088

    In reply to: Adding tags.

    chrishajer
    Participant

    There is a limit to the number of tags being displayed. Here’s some info about the parameters for the tag heat map: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/hot-tags-not-updating#post-23324

    That’s a few months old, so things may have changed a bit.

    For bbPress SEO there are a couple plugins:

    http://www.finalwebsites.com/bbpress/bbpress-seo-tools.php

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/is-bbpress-seo-friendly#post-20439

    There was another one too, I thought, but I can’t locate it right now.

    #31950

    Topic: Adding tags.

    in forum Installation
    InvTrdr
    Member

    On my new forum http://www.invictatrader.com/bbpress/ I noticed that as I added more stuff to it with tags, I could see tags on the top in the topic itself but not in the “Heat Map” or the box where the tags are displayed. Is there a limit on how many tags can be shown in this box and if so how can I change the number to whatever I want it to?

    Also are tags in bbPress similar to meta tag keywords in WP? I did not see them in the page source under keywords. Does bbPress have a plugin that inserts keywords like in WP?

    Thank you.

    #80036
    johnhiler
    Member

    I’m not sure why this would happen, especially on the default theme.

    I would recommend two things:

    1) First, try disabling your plugins to see if that helps at all. If it does, enable one plugin at a time to see which plugin is causing the conflict.

    2) If that doesn’t work, try this plugin?

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/front-page-topics/

    I use it on all my sites, and it’s been great…

    Good luck!

    iggitme
    Member

    I know this topic has been touched on elsewhere but I have found, after an hour of reading this site, that there is no definitive answer and without one I’m going to pull hair out… and i don’t have much left to do that with, so here goes..

    wpmu installed fine

    buddypress installed fine

    bbpress installed fine

    opted to make change in role map and share membership database in admin panel

    did that…

    when i did, as the page said,

    “you might be logged out”

    I was… but I was not only logged out, the admin account no longer exists

    so I can’t get back into the thing to change anything,

    I have downloaded, installed and followed the directions of the lost keymaster plugin to no avail

    i now have a nice forum software package staring at me and no way to get into it, and membership

    is not being shared

    i need some form of serious, helpful guidance this is supposed to be working today

    thank you in advance

    #80080
    Peter A. Gebhardt
    Participant

    Because your (a clients) browser proposes always the same “file name” within it’s save dialog I’m looking into avoiding to add the respective page number manually each & every time. So it’sbetter to save everything under one file name – how could that be accomplished by bbPress?

    For printing & reading it’s likeweise.

    #80041

    @Navin

    As much as you would like to see. I will incorporate as many stuff as possible without compromising with performance.

    #79970

    In reply to: removing tags

    Everything dynamic in bbPress/WordPress is stored in the database, and tags are stored in one table but referenced in others. Better to fix the underlying problem.

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