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  • #208385

    In reply to: Theme problem

    chetan0412
    Participant

    getting lots of 404 erros.

    plugins/bbpress/templates/default/js/user.js?ver=5.3.2

    can i have the solution ?

    #208380
    samtime
    Participant

    Is there any code in buddypress > notifications that we can copy over to bbpress > includes > extend > buddypress > notifications.php (or vice versa), to make bbPress notifications automatically dismiss like Private Message, Friend Request, and other BuddyPress notifications do?

    If it’s not that straight forward, then is there a way to disable this style off bbPress notifications being sent to BuddyPress?

    My users (and I) really love the notification feature, but just find it really time-consuming to have to dismiss these notifications manually.

    Appreciate any help / advice,
    Sam

    #208373

    In reply to: Oh no!

    Robin W
    Moderator

    @casiepa

    you need to change this in your toolkit plugin includes/go-functions.php

    lines 55 & 56

    from

    function bbptoolkit_bbpress_list_forums() {
    	$args = array();

    to

    function bbptoolkit_bbpress_list_forums($args) {

    This brings through default values, otherwise under 2.6 sub forums don’t get shown.

    #208368

    In reply to: Oh no!

    Matthias
    Participant

    Thanks to all:
    I changed these senctence directly in feedback-no-forum.php and put it in my child theme.
    I tried this before, but did not know that this sentence has a problem with german special characters. There is an ΓΌ in this sentence and it works only if I write it in html
    ü code

    <div class="bbp-template-notice">
    	<ul>
    		<li><strong><?php esc_html_e( 'Dieses Forum ist nur f&uuml;r Dauerbenutzer!', 'bbpress' ); ?></strong></li>
    	</ul>
    </div>

    Thanks all for your suggestions
    Matthias

    #208363

    In reply to: 2.64 thank you!

    Chuckie
    Participant
    #208355
    #208328

    In reply to: Oh no!

    Matthias
    Participant

    Hi Robin,
    I tell you why there was this strange behavior πŸ˜‰
    I was using a german umlaut ΓΌ in the sentence…
    Changed it into html and everthing is fine!
    <?php esc_html_e( ‘Dieses Forum ist nur für Dauerbenutzer!’, ‘bbpress’ ); ?>

    #208323

    In reply to: Oh no!

    Robin W
    Moderator

    not sure I can help further, I don’t have content restrict, so I cannot see what is happening.

    I suspect that even as a paid plugin they don’t offer compatibility with every other plugin, so suspect that they will just say it is a bbpress problem.

    I’d suggest that you try deactivating their plugin and confirming that without it then say style pack solution or function solution works which will tell you that it is a combination.

    #208322

    In reply to: Oh no!

    Matthias
    Participant

    Hi Robin,
    I tried the workarounds you suggested here:

    No forum found message in a members only forum

    In feedback-no-topics.php and feedback-no-forums I translated the Oh, bother text directly into the text I want.

    In style pack I tried to translate the sencentce and I tried to make it invisible.

    Nothing works, it seems to me, that the content restriction plugin cuts all solutions before the can change the sentence…

    If you have no solution, can you tell me, what I can say to EDD Support. There are Pippin and Jacoby in the background they should no what to do πŸ˜‰

    Thanks
    Matthias

    #208321
    Robin W
    Moderator

    ‘One of my users discovered that they can post potentially malicious HTML into the bbPress reply box.’

    could you user state what ‘potentially malicious HTML’ they were able to post – that would help

    #208315

    Topic: Oh no!

    in forum Troubleshooting
    Matthias
    Participant

    I read many posts for removing the “Oh, bother” message.
    I tried to remove it with
    1. function.php
    2. tried to change feedback-no-topics.php and feedback-no-forums.php
    3. tried bbpress style pack

    Would like to show “Only for registered users” but the only thing I get with solution 2 and 3 is a blank yellow field with nothing.

    I use a Content Restrict Plugin for EDD and they say it’s a bbpress problem.

    Any suggestions?
    Thanks
    Matthias

    #208312

    In reply to: sub topics not showing

    brandaoj
    Participant

    Hi,

    Together with bbPress I am using UM and bbPress extension from UM; it does not work with or without it.

    FYI the way I manage to make it work is to change the forum visibility to Public and rely on UM to restrict access, read and write permissions.

    Before changing forum visibility setting from Private to Public I noticed that if the full url is provided the topics belonging to the forum are showed correctly; for those who do not have permissions to see it a message is displayed instead.

    So, it might be somehow related to it.

    #208298
    samtime
    Participant

    Hi, One of my users discovered that they can post potentially malicious HTML into the bbPress reply box.

    I once added the code below to my functions.php file, because users were not able to use Left-align, Centre, and Right-align for text, but I fear maybe it’s now given too many HTML permissions.

    Could anyone please look at this code and let me know if something needs to be changed (maybe some trues switched to falses)?

    Thank you so much, Sam

    add_filter( 'bbp_kses_allowed_tags', 'ntwb_bbpress_custom_kses_allowed_tags' );
    function ntwb_bbpress_custom_kses_allowed_tags() {
    	return array(
    		// Links
    		'a'          => array(
    			'class'    => true,
    			'href'     => true,
    			'title'    => true,
    			'rel'      => true,
    			'class'    => true,
    			'target'    => true,
    		),
    		// Quotes
    		'blockquote' => array(
    			'cite'     => true,
    		),
    		
    		// Div
    		'div' => array(
    			'class'     => true,
    		),
    		
    		// Span
    		'span'             => array(
    			'class'     => true,
                            'style'     => true,
    		),
    		
                    // Paragraph
    		'p'             => array(
    			'class'     => true,
                            'style'     => true,
    		),
    
    		// Code
    		'code'       => array(),
    		'pre'        => array(
    			'class'  => true,
    		),
    		// Formatting
    		'em'         => array(),
    		'strong'     => array(),
    		'del'        => array(
    			'datetime' => true,
    		),
    		// Lists
    		'ul'         => array(),
    		'ol'         => array(
    			'start'    => true,
    		),
    		'li'         => array(),
    		// Images
    		'img'        => array(
    			'class'    => true,
    			'src'      => true,
    			'border'   => true,
    			'alt'      => true,
    			'height'   => true,
    			'width'    => true,
    		),
    		// Tables
    		'table'      => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'bgcolor'  => true,
    			'border'   => true,
    		),
    		'tbody'      => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		),
    		'td'         => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		),
    		'tfoot'      => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		),
    		'th'         => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		),
    		'thead'      => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		),
    		'tr'         => array(
    			'align'    => true,
    			'valign'   => true,
    		)
    	);
    }
    #208293
    pointydrip
    Participant

    When I try to access mysite.com/forums it does not work with my theme so I copied archive-forum.php to my child theme.

    The default archive-forum.php template allows the bbpress content to appear, but not the theme header, so I stripped away the bbpress header items and replaced ‘archive-forum’ with ‘page’ like so:

    <?php
    get_header(); ?>
        <div id="forum-front" class="bbp-forum-front">
            <div class="entry-content">
                <?php bbp_get_template_part( 'content', 'page' ); ?>
            </div>
        </div><!-- #forum-front -->
        <?php do_action( 'bbp_after_main_content' ); ?>
    <?php get_sidebar(); ?>
    <?php
    get_footer();

    This makes the theme header work, but now the bbpress content is broken.
    I am getting the following error:
    Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in public_html/wp-includes/post-template.php on line 316

    The line in question is:

    if ( $elements['page'] > count( $elements['pages'] ) ) { // if the requested page doesn't exist
    		$elements['page'] = count( $elements['pages'] ); // give them the highest numbered page that DOES exist
    	}

    From what I understand /forums is not a page that ‘exists’, but I’ not comfortable modifying WP core. Any help would be appreciated…

    #208289
    nickds
    Participant

    Hi Clive, gyus from Divi helped me out to sort it:

    add the following CSS code to Custom CSS box in Divi > theme options > general settings:


    @media
    (max-width:980px) {
    div#bbpress-forums {
    overflow: visible !important;
    }
    }

    Maybe it will help you too.
    Nick

    orangeturtle1000
    Participant

    Hi.

    When I view my forum list page, it is showing the date the last topic was created, not the last reply in that topic. However, in the topic list, it shows the correct time and date of the last reply.

    Is there a way to show the date of the last reply instead of the date when the last topic was created?

    bbpress: 2.6.3

    #208286
    Pascal Casier
    Moderator

    Check also https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/spam-registrations-2/ as the topic seems the same

    #208276

    In reply to: sub topics not showing

    haddly
    Participant

    @robin-w – hey:

    1. AsynCRONous bbPress Subscriptions
    2. Image Upload for BBPress
    3. topic subscribe
    samtime
    Participant

    Hi,
    Is there a way for bbPress notifications that appear in BuddyPress (eg: “You have a new reply on the topic you started”) to automatically be dismissed when clicked, like other notifications do?

    Currently they can only be dismissed by manually marking them as read on the user profile page.

    Thank you,
    Sam

    WordPress 5.3.2
    bbPress 2.6.3
    BuddyPress 5.1.2

    #208269
    trustedservant
    Participant

    Hello,
    I am seeking help importing my Mingle forums…I can’t seem to find the answers on the bbpress support boards.

    Here are the specifics of my setup:
    Wordpress 5.3.2
    Pandora Theme 1.3.2
    bbpress 2.6.3
    naranonchat.com

    Originally, I struggled to figure out what information needed to be put into the import fields as I am definitely not well versed in the world of website building. I was able to find my wp-configure.php to get the information. My table prefix was not wp_ it was smi_ which took me FOREVER to figure out.

    When I finally got the import monitor to run, it got stuck at step 6 multiple times and despite clicking the option to erase previous attempts, it just created multiple duplicate forums. So, I did the hard reset that was suggested on one of the message boards by Stephen Edgar. When I started over, only one version of the forums was created. I was super excited!

    Now, when it moves on to step 7 it first tells me “Converting topics (0 through 50 of 50) 100%,” then it just continuously runs stating over and over “Converting topics (50 through 50 of 50) 100%.” This creates copy after copy after copy of the same exact posts and never stops. I have over 500+ topics, not 50. How can I stop step 7 from multiple duplications of the same 50 posts, get all 500+ topics that should come over and move on to step 8?

    Please help, I am super frustrated.

    Thanks in advance!

    Robin W
    Moderator
    #208256

    In reply to: sub topics not showing

    Robin W
    Moderator

    @haddly – thanks. What other bbpress related plugins do you have ?

    domi80
    Participant

    Hi

    We’ve got an issue after upgrading bbPress to 2.6.x:

    The “latest reply” column on the forum index page isn’t showing the real latest reply. Instead, we see the latest reply as it was just before the upgrade to 2.6.x.
    None of the replies after the update are displayed.
    This happens only at the forum index, not on the sub forum index pages; the sub forum index page shows the right latest reply.

    The options to repair/recalculate didn’t correct the information in the “latest reply” column.

    We’ve seen this on 2.6.1 and 2.6.3.
    We did a downgrade to 2.5.14 twice, once after 2.6.1 and once after 2.6.3, we did every time the repair/recalculate, and we’ve got the column working good again with the right and expected “latest reply”.

    URL: http://www.lotgenotenseksueelgeweld.nl
    Note: It’s in Dutch localized.

    bbPress version now: 2.5.14
    We have the forum index built by using the shortcode [bbp-forum-index] .
    For the sub forums, we use the corresponding shortcode with the ID of the sub forum.
    WordPress version 5.3.2.
    PHP version 7.3.12.

    Anyone else having this situation? How did you get it solved?
    Or could this be a bug in the bbPress?

    #208229

    In reply to: Header Spacing

    Robin W
    Moderator

    try this in the custom css area of your theme

    #bbpress-forums {
    	margin-top: 30px !important;
    }

    and adjust the 30px to suit

    Robin W
    Moderator

    of course this presume you have a child theme

    Functions files and child themes – explained !

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