Search Results for 'bbpress'
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Topic: Can't get to admin
Hey everyone,
Just started with bbpress.
I have been trying to do an integration with WP, but as soon as I set it all up and saved it…
I visited the test ‘forum’ and logged in (with WP log in info) and now I can’t figure out how to reach the forum admin,. It’s disappeared.
What’s going on?
Hey guys! Just wanted to get some feedback on my newly redesigned deals and coupons site, bargainjack.com. I’m using wordpress, coupled with a lot of customization/plugins, as well as BBPress for all of my forums. I’ve even integrated feedback on each product/deal landing page which goes directly to bbpress.
Please let me know what you think, or if you have any suggestions!
Thanks,
Dustin
Topic: New installation fail
I am attempting to install bbpress as a forum for an already existing site thechinaboxer.com. Essentially, I want to integrate it into the site itself. When I do the .zip install, it goes through the motion of intallation, completing the process, but when I hit activate, it flips to a blank screen that says:
The plugin does not have a valid header.
Any ideas or suggestions on what I’m missing or on what’s not installing right?
I have bbpress integrated with my wordpress… and I’m trying to have a register link and log in with username and password box at the top of my homepage like this: http://www.thefrozencake.com/wp-content/themes/urbanelements/images/Picture%201.png next to my logo above my navigation here: http://www.thefrozencake.com/wp-content/themes/urbanelements/images/Picture%202.png
I also want it to say Logged In | (view profile page) when a user is logged in. And I want the register link to take the user to a register page that I create (with more than just username/password.) I only want people to log in when they want to post to the forum, but they can leave comments on posts and read all they want.
How do I go about coding that and where? As you can tell, I’m definitely new to the php thing and learning as I go along. Any help would be great!
I need to create a few urls from my forum root at /community like so:
/community/forums/ – shows just a simple list of all forums
/community/leaderboards/ -custom functionality
/community/achievements/ – more custom functionality
It’s easy enough to achieve this with a query string and if statements in front-page.php, but I’m trying to use .htaccess to achieve this like so:
RewriteRule ^forums/$ index.php?view=forums [L,QSA]I was getting the bbpress 404 page until I drilled down into bb-admin/functions.bb-core.php and changed line 667 from
$issue_404 = true;to
$issue_404 = falseIt worked fine but I’m not comfortable changing the core code like that, as it’s indicitave that I’m doing something wrong – but what exactly? What should I change about my approach to get the page to serve correctly?
Topic: Some PHP help please
When somebody visits my bbpress forum http://storeeboard.com , they are presented with the login form at the top of the page. Once they login, the form disappears and what appears is the ‘Welcome, *username* | Logout’ information.
My question is, how do I get other text on the page to ‘disappear’ once somebody has logged in.
I have a ‘Sign Up’ link on the page that I would like to disappear once a user logs in.
My php skills aren’t all that great but I know my way around xhtml and css.
Just an idea for the future, I wonder if it wouldn’t be an idea to have a seperate ‘excerpt’ and ‘description’ for forums.
A lot of existing bbPress forums, including my own, have chosen to display a list of forums in the sidebar of their template. For this to remain readable and uncluttered, you pretty much have to include a 10 word or less description (give or take).
Now while I realize this is our choice to do it this way and it’s also in no way a limitation of bbPress, it might be a welcome addition to have the two fields. This way on our forum list we could use the excerpt, and on the forum page itself call a much more detailed description (especially when you’re running support forums or the like).
Anybody else?
Just more of a suggestion based on situations I’ve ran into, something to consider as a future feature to make it easier for those who aren’t at home with PHP.