Search Results for 'bbpress'
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Topic: UTF-8 display problems
I am having problems with the character encoding of my bbpress install. I have it integrated with wordpress and when I use the “Latest bbpress discussions” plugin I see the weird characters you get when you mix collations and charsets.
I have wordpress in utf-8 thanks to this plugin: utf8 dtaabase converter.
Before it I had it set to utf but still, the database was showing weird characters (the collation was alright though). So this is probably a MySQL problem somewhere.
Should I try to adapt the wordpress utf8 converter for bbpress?
Topic: UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1
Hi, I’m having problems with the character encoding on a WP/BBpress integrated site. In WP, I can tell the system to encode the page in ISO-8859-1 (which is necessary in this case), in bbpress I don’t know how. I declare the doctype and the meta-content-charset in the theme’s header, but as opposed to the WP pages, the bbpress generated ones are encoded as UTF-8. Looking at the page properties in Firefox, I can see “encoding: UTF-8” and “meta information… charset:ISO-8859-1”.
Can someone help, please? Thanks in advance!
Hi there – recently installed bbPress and picked a placeholder forum name and now I can’t figure out how to change it?
I would expect to find some “general forum prefs” under the Admin screen of my forum, but no luck.
any advice?
Topic: Real Bread Crumb for BBPress
I put together some code to implement a real bread crumb trail for BBPress that should support any level of subforums. I’ll open a ticket for the change too, but until it’s in the trunk (hopefully), you can use it by doing the following.
In bb-includes/template-functions.php, just above the
// Forum Loop //line, add the following:(UGH – Why if I put code inside code tags is bbpress insisting on parsing it and tossing in backticks everywhere! To see the code, check this file: http://onthepitch.org/talk/bb-includes/template-functions.txt)
You’ll have to update your template, mainly forum.php and topic.php. Look for the line like this”
<h3 class="bbcrumb"><a>"><?php bb_option('name'); ?></a> » <?php forum_name(); ?></h3>and replace it with something like this:
<h3 class="bbcrumb"><?php forum_bread_crumb(); ?></h3>And it should work for you.
I began working on this last night:
http://bbshowcase.org/forums/views/statistics/
As you should be able to tell it’s far from finished.
I’m interested in hearing ideas for other statistics you’d like to see.
I already just realised a list of the 10 oldest/newest member registrations might be interesting.
Since all those calculations are “expensive” I’ll make it cache them for an hour at a time (perhaps adjustable).
Also there will be more time/user based calculations once I get useronline released for bbpress.
Currently bb-topic-views is required for the module.
I’ll release it for beta test after more work on it tonight.
Topic: Gravatar Plugin
Inspiring from Gravatar plugin in WordPress, I try to find a work around to port that plugin to bbPress plugin, so I dont need to host image avatar files for each user.
Is there anyone had done this before ?
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