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Topic: Plugin: bb-Scripture-Links
Version 1.0
This plugin automatically turns scripture references into links that will take the visitor to BibleGateway.com, where they can view the verse(s). The administrator can set the default version to one of more than a dozen available versions, including ESV, NIV, KJV, NASB, The Message, and so on.
The links are created dynamically each time a topic is loaded, so the actual text of the post is left alone. This is nice because it allows you to disable/delete the plugin without having to go back through and edit your posts to remove the extra markup.
This plugin is ideal for forums that are religious/spiritual in nature, as it will save your users a lot of time from having to hard-code links to passages they reference in their posts.
This plugin is almost entirely based on a similar WordPress plugin that does the same thing to WP posts. You can view the WP plugin here:
http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/Scripturizer
You can read more about the plugin, or download the latest version of bb-Scripture-Links, here:
http://blog.wittmania.com/bb-scripture-links
You can see a working demo here:
Did you put BOTH database tables and such in the SAME database? Like I said above here?
Yes, just like that, although I am not integrating my WP with bbPress.
As far as I know, you would only need to do what’s on this page right? Since we’re not talking about WP here at all?
That’s correct. That’s what I’ve been trying to figure out… I’m following those directions, but I still get these errors.
Sorry if I’m not much help..
Not a problem! I appreciate your efforts.
Screw it, Trent…can you delete this thread for me man? If you want copy of it Trent, and then release it … go ahead man. I’ll send ya a zip or tar to your email addy then.
spencerp
Sorry, my mind is waaay off here. I just have so much crap going through it on a daily basis it’s not funny sigh. Sorry if I’m not much help..
spencerp
Topic: Strange browser problem
I have my forum integrated with wordpress, and all was working fine in both firefox and IE until i turned permalinks on in wordpress only. I emphasize, wordpress only, i’m not using pretty urls in bbpress.
This is where the odd behaviour starts. My blog works perfectly, permalinks work fine, and my forum works fine in firefox. However, when using permalinks in wordpress, i get “page cannot be found” error in IE7 when trying to browse the forum.
I’m totally stumped. My server supports permalinks, it works perfectly in firefox, wordpress works in IE7, and bbpress works in IE7 with permalinks off in wordpress. But with them turned on… page not found. What the hell?
I posted earlier in this thread: http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/787
but i see it is marked as [Resolved] so people probably arent reading it.
I just freshly installed bbPress and after the install and setup I am unable to add a new topic or reply to existing topics. There is no link to add new topics/reply/etc…
The prior thread said it could be due to mod_rewrite, so I deleted my .htaccess file and turned mod_rewrite off in my config file and it still isnt working.
Any ideas? The link for the forum is http://www.mmahq.com/forums/
Ahh, that’ll teach me to remember the difference between get_bbpress_thing() and bbpress_thing(). >_< Sorry.
Replace the code in there now with this.
Set the last parameter to true if you want it to return an array of information. To use this you would use code like this:
<?php $mytopicnavarray = feltopicnav( '', '', ' ', true, true );
echo '<a href="' . $mytopicnavarray['next']['link'] . '">Click here to go to the next topic!</a>'; ?>Use
<?php felforumnav(); ?>to get the forum navigation in a similar way to the topic navigation. It’s just a simple wrapper for what feltopicnav does, but it’s a bit easier to see what it’s supposed to do. Check the code for possible parameters.I won’t submit this as a proper plugin because the code is awkward. Maybe sometime I’ll recode it or someone else will.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Topic Navs;
Plugin URI:
Description: Put <?php feltopicnav(); ?> in a topic template to show links to the previous and next topics, and put in <?php felforumnav(); ?> to get basic next/previous forum navigation. More parameters such as $infoonly available.
Author: fel64
Version: 0.7
Author URI: http://www.loinhead.net/
*/
function feltopicnav( $nexttext = '', $prevtext = '', $betweentext = ' ', $lastpost = true, $infoonly = false, $forumnav = false; )
{
global $topic_id;
$nexttopic = $topic_id + 1;
$prevtopic = $topic_id - 1;
global $forum_id;
$nextforum = $forum_id + 1;
$prevforum = $forum_id - 1;
if( !$nexttext )
if( !$forumnav ) {
$nexttext = get_topic_title( $nexttopic );
} else {
$nexttext = get_forum_name( $nextforum );
}
if( !$prevtext )
if( !$forumnav ) {
$prevtext = get_topic_title( $prevtopic );
} else {
$prevtext = get_forum_name( $prevforum );
}
$prevtext = get_topic_title( $prevtopic );
if( $lastpost ) {
$nextlink = get_topic_last_post_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = get_topic_last_post_link( $prevtopic );
} else {
if( !$forumnav ) {
$nextlink = get_topic_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = get_topic_link( $prevtopic );
} else {
$nextlink = get_forum_link( $nextforum );
$prevlink = get_forum_link( $prevforum );
}
}
if( $infoonly ) {
$topicnavinfo['next']['title'] = $nexttext;
$topicnavinfo['next']['link'] = $nextlink;
$topicnavinfo['prev']['title'] = $prevtext;
$topicnavinfo['prev']['link'] = $prevlink;
return $topicnavinfo;
} else {
echo '<a href="' . $prevlink . '"> « ' . $prevtext . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $nextlink . '">' . $nexttext . ' » </a>';
}
}
function felforumnav( $nexttext = '', $prevtext = '', $betweentext = ' ', $infoonly = false )
{
$fni = feltopicnav( $nexttext, $prevtext, $betweentext, false, true, true );
if( $infoonly ) {
return $fni;
} else
echo '<a href="' . $fni['prev']['link'] . '"> « ' . $fni['prev']['title'] . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $fni['next']['link'] . '"> « ' . $fni['next']['title'] . '</a>';
}
}
?>
Wanting to integrate bb and wp more, I hacked up wp’s
comments.phptemplate to get replies in the forum to show up below posts in the wp section of the site too.This currently requires the bbPress Post plugin.
Fairly simple job: find the corresponding topic, get the replies, and output them. My solution should work for you, too, if you have bbPress post installed and activated as a wp plugin. Code’s below.
I want to make it possible to reply to the topic from the wp section of the site if you’re logged in. Obviously I could make queries to insert the post into the database, but I’d like to use the bb API so it can be validated correctly, hooks are called etc. Not sure how I would go about making it accessible. Currently calling any bb functions returns the “undefined function” error; how can I make them available for use?
Paste this in front of the rest of your wp
comments.phptemplate:and paste this at the very back:
<?php } //end else conditional for corresponding topic to blogpost ?>Example here