Search Results for 'bbpress'
-
Search Results
-
Hello,
We are running bbPress 2.6.14 on a WordPress 6.8.2 site with a private forum.
We have noticed a strange issue:
Some subscribed users receive email notifications when new topics/replies are posted.
Other subscribed users (from the same forum) do not receive anything.
We checked spam/junk folders, nothing there.
Trying to unsubscribe and resubscribe does not solve the issue.
So I have two main questions:
Where are subscriptions stored in the database with bbPress 2.6.14?
I don’t see a wp_bbp_engagements table in my DB.
I also don’t see any _bbp_subscriptions or _bbp_topic_subscriptions entries in wp_usermeta.
Yet some users clearly do receive notifications.
How does bbPress decide who gets notified?
Is it handled directly via wp_mail() when a reply/topic is created?
Could private forums behave differently compared to public ones?
Troubleshooting guidance
Is there a way to “rebuild” or “reset” subscriptions to ensure consistency?
Should I try to manually create the wp_bbp_engagements table if it is missing?
I’d really appreciate if someone could clarify how subscription data is stored and how email notifications are triggered in bbPress 2.6.14, so I can debug why some users receive emails and others don’t.
Thanks a lot!
I have disabled all plugins other than buddypress and bbpress.
Issue requires both to enabled. buddypress by itself does not cause this.I am seeing this VERY HIGH log spam on every page load:
Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the
bbpressdomain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at theinitaction or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in …/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Hello
My question is:
In the addressIn the issue
25.Restricting User Access to the WordPress backendAdd this PHP code snippet so that only users who can only edit posts can access the WordPress admin section.
Which was introduced to prevent the logged-in user from accessing the counter of the following code/**
* Redirect back to homepage and not allow access to
* WP backend for Subscribers.
*/
function rkk_redirect_admin(){
if ( ! current_user_can( ‘edit_posts’ ) ){
wp_redirect( site_url() );
exit;
}
}
add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘rkk_redirect_admin’ );The code works fine, but the bug is that:
Although it appears to prevent a common user from accessing the WordPress dashboard, the same user can easily bypass the code ban and log in to the dashboard by opening a new tab in the browser and entering the address
https://wordpress.org/wp-admin/
in that tab and pressing Enter. This is the bug in the above code.
The question is:
How can I change the above code to prevent the trick of logging into the dashboard as described above?Thank you in advance for your advice.
Wordpress version 6.8.2
bbPress version 2.6.14In my forum, I have some sticky notes that are closed. They have a yellow highlight around them and I can’t figure out how to remove it.
I have tried a number of CSS overrides but no success. Any ideas? I feel like I am missing something simple.
Thank you!
DSit’s a private site, so not sure how to let anyone see it. But here is screenshot of what search field with message:
Topic: Topic to be approved
I migrated an old custom forum to bbpress, and today (I opened the forum yesterday) a user registered and wrote a topic, but it wasn’t visible (I noticed this by accident because the section in the frontend where it says “x topics are not public” is really small), and I had to manually approve it.
Why? Do I have to set the permissions for registered users somewhere?
ThanksHello,
I’ve noticed a possible bug in the way Yoast SEO generates sitemaps for bbPress replies.– In the topic-sitemap.xml files, the topic URLs are correctly generated and point to the actual topics (e.g. https://www.example.com/topic-name.html).
– But in the reply-sitemap.xml files, every reply entry points to the same generic URL like https://www.example.com/forums/reply, which doesn’t resolve to the actual reply.
As a result:
– These sitemap entries are invalid because they don’t lead to a specific page.
I built a custom plugin (with ChatGPT’s help) that adds proper URLs for replies, but I’m wondering: does it even make sense to submit reply URLs to Google?
Wouldn’t it be better if Yoast excluded replies from the sitemap entirely, and only kept topics?I also noticed that in the Yoast settings (SEO → Search Appearance → Content Types) it is possible to disable “Replies”. That solves the problem, but shouldn’t this be the default setting?
Or alternatively, if replies are enabled, shouldn’t Yoast output the correct URLs instead of /forums/reply?Can you clarify what the recommended behavior is?
Thank you!
Hi everyone,
I’d like to share a very useful snippet for bbPress that I had a hard time finding on Google, but which can save a lot of time.
For many communities it’s extremely helpful to have the “Notify me of follow-up replies via email” box checked by default. This way, users are automatically notified of new replies and are more likely to come back to the forum and engage in the discussion.
Here is a simple solution that works on the latest WordPress + bbPress. Just add it to your theme’s functions.php or into a small custom plugin:
// Auto-check the "Notify me of follow-up replies via email" box (topic + reply forms) add_action('wp_footer', function () { if (is_admin() || !function_exists('bbp_is_subscriptions_active') || !bbp_is_subscriptions_active() || !is_user_logged_in()) { return; } ?> <script> document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () { var t = document.getElementById('bbp_topic_subscription'); if (t && !t.checked) t.checked = true; var r = document.getElementById('bbp_reply_subscription'); if (r && !r.checked) r.checked = true; }); </script> <?php }, 99);With this snippet, whenever a logged-in user creates a new topic or reply, the subscription checkbox will already be checked by default.
Of course, the user can still uncheck it if they don’t want notifications.This small trick makes it much easier to keep members engaged and ensures they don’t miss important replies.
Hope it helps others too, since I believe this should be more widely documented!
Hello everyone
My site was created with WordPress 6.8.2 and BBPress 6.2.14 with the WordPress 2025 theme block template.
In the BBPress documentation titled: “Layout and functionality – Examples you can use” at:
in line 12 it says:
12. Add a modal login (pop-up) window
This is quite neat and the instructions add it to the menu and, if necessary, add the login/logout.The login looks like this
https://buddypress.org/wp-content/uploads/53/2014/02/modal-login3-300×144.jpgThere are different styles available and you can have your own style.
Instructions can be found here:
https://codex.bbpress.org/modal-login-in-a-menu/I tried to access it, but unfortunately the link gives an error of
Error 404 – Destination Not Found.Please advise on how I can enable the above mentioned forum registration and login pop-up in my site’s forum?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Topic: Latest reliable PHP version?
What’s the latest version of PHP that bbPress can reliably run on?
The most recent update says it improved PHP 8.2 support, but it crashes on the dev site I’m running that is on 8.2.29. Is there an earlier version that is known to work well?
Also, does anyone know what the developers’ plans are for PHP versions beyond 8.2? I was hoping to upgrade our sites to 8.4, but bbPress is the limiting factor on a couple of them.
Hello everyone
A code snippet is needed to suspend the publication of topics and replies submitted by forum members until the forum administrator approves (something similar to what is in place for site comments until the administrator approves).
A code that can be run in a BBPress function file or a WPCode plugin php snippet file and work.
Thanks in advance for your help
Topic: Post Edit Error
With a script I made with chatgpt (and a lot of testing), I managed to migrate an old custom forum to bbpress.
I only have one error… basically, when I go to edit a post, I get a page error.
Virtually all the posts I try to edit (if a thread has 5 replies, all replies have that URL on edit) have this URL /?reply&edit=1 (I’ve disabled the parmalink for now).
Do you know what I could do?
If I try to edit the thread, it works.
Thanks
