Admin Can Post Anything, from _CK_ is a great plugin and works perfectly in the latest stable version of bbPress.
Is there anyway to make both Administrator and Moderator able to insert html content?
Best regards,
Filipe Deschamps
we only have bbpress running on a shared host.
Are you running anything else, or just bbPress? Is this your own server or a shared host?
hi all,
i’ve been running a small private bbpress forum for about 6 months now. overall things have been working quite smoothly. we have one persistent problem though; our sql connections occasionally spike and max out giving us the “oh dear” page until things settle down. until a few weeks ago i was blaming our host, but now that i’ve been monitoring the server with ‘mysql administrator’ i can see that it’s the connections that are the problem. usually we’ll be running just fine at about 10-20% connection capacity and then wham, spike to 90-100% and down we go for a few minutes (occasionally more).
how can i figure out what’s causing these spikes? any help would be greatly appreciated.
What version of bbPress are you using?
Is it integrated with WP?
I would like to submit an anti-spam plugin I have made for bbPress. How do I submit it to the bbPress plugins browser? There seems to be no info on this either on the site or in the forums.
Maybe you can take a look at this plugin:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/admin-can-post-anything/
I’m not sure if it works on current bbPress versions though.
Are you using a language file other than English?
What version bbPress did you install?
can you set so only moderators and admin can post the you tube videos in bbpress
I’m using a nice hack for wordpress that lets me install wordpress once, and have multiple urls use those files, so when updating day comes, there’s a single update to be done. Is this possible with bbpress? If so, would anyone like to share how to? I’d be willing to test
Before you go getting your hands dirty for anything, you will find that most of the functionality you desire has probably already been accounted for in a plugin:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/
What version are you using? There were some performance improvements, including adding indexes, but it would depend on your version.
Also, rather than hacking your installation, please consider filing a trac ticket to be sure the fix is evaluated and implemented for everyone.
https://trac.bbpress.org/
I have installed bbpress for a client who does not want users to be able to add a topic.
Although I would like to see that as an option in settings, it is not, so I guess I have to get my hands dirty in the php files. OK fine.
So I’ve found and commented out the code in the forum.php and front-page.php files which contains the link to add a topic as so….
‘ <th><?php _e(‘Topic’); ?> <!–—–> <?php // new_topic(); ?></th>’
But to my dismay, I also see that a user can add a topic when they click on a Forum “Main Theme” title. The page they are taken to has a huge “New Topic in this Forum” area. I don’t want that and can’t quite figure out what file and what code I need to delete to get rid of that.
Help please?
Could you provide more details? Excuse me, but the documentation of bbPress is very scarce and this complicates the customization of the forum.
How about this plugin from _ck_ for all sorts of views?
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/my-views/
I’ve also have installed these plugin, to show a image in a posting, and i must say .. Works perefect!
The Allow Images plugin works fine on 1.0-Alpha6 Trunk build (and pretty much all a6 builds from when it was new until when I pulled it from svn yesterday).
maybe this plugin:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/plugin-html-tag-attributes-validator-img-youtube-and-google-video
I am using it on 0.9.4 as I find it to be superior to the others. It is also very easy to customize and extend.
Any way to post images in bata 1.0?
Hi, please follow this thread:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/integrating-cookies-between-bbpress-0904-and-wp-271
and see if you can get the cookies right. The preview issues could also be related to the cookies (my humble guess…).