[emgb_520]

Yes, bbPress is linked in the navigation as “Forums”.

[Robin W]

ok, so you have bbpress as an iten in a menu – yes ?

If so is it a page, a link or what ?

[ejsails]

Hi,
who can help / who knows a migration tool from wpforo to bbpress
Greets,
Ej

[jobibex]

I have a job board http://www.jobibex.com that uses Jobify theme and I just installed bbpress to allow job seekers and employers discuss issues related to job market. I created two forums one for jobseekers to post their resumes as topics so interested employers can view their resumes and contact them and the other for employers to post vacancies in the form of topics.

For jobseekers’ topics I want to restrict the content and format of the topic. They can only fill out a form that includes their biodata such as education, experience, location,expected salary and a brief profile description.

Similarly, employers will have to fill out a form describing the vacancies they are advertising. When they open a new topic in this section they will have to fill a predesigned form which includes: title, salary, required experience and education, location, working hours etc.

Is there an option in bbpress to achieve this?

[markleeuw]

you are right. members is not from bbpress. But aqually dont know which plugin members is from, how can i find this out.

there is a page but i cannot edit it its blanko but the page works.

[markleeuw]

huh not??? i thought it was bbpress.

[Robin W]

I presume that members are part of buddypress or another plugin – it’s not a bbpress concept.

[emgb_520]

I have installed a menu swapper plugin and this is the only page that doesn’t allow me to change the navigation with that plugin.

Is there a way to do this within bbPress? I need a different nav displayed than the one that is currently there.

Thanks.

[cinsin]

I’m glad you say that, at least it’s clear to me on how private and hidden should be used in theory, but it seems somewhere the plugins got mixed-up. bbPress Capabilities was last updated 4 years ago which means is probably not safe to use but fixes my problem, Members might or might not reply to my post, not really willing to pay for raising possible bugs, will let you know.

[cinsin]

I did thank you. I found out that the one permission that is required to view private topics from bbPress Capabilities permissions, and which works on the Participant role is read_hidden_forums! the only pain is that is needs to be set on each user one by one, manageable for now.

[Robin W]

well it does have the issue that it doesn’t work on bbpress 🙂

Sorry, not one I’m going to investigate, bbpress cannot be responsible for making sure every other plugin in the world works with it

[Yanur Islam Piash]

Their plugin is working well. No issues. They are working each and every other pages. Just not in the bbpress archive pages.

[Robin W]

Again easiest solution is to not to show the avatar

#bbpress-forums p.bbp-topic-meta img.avatar {

display : None ;
}

The issue isn’t actually with this css, but changing it is the quickest solution !

[Robin W]

you may also need to use this

bbPress Genesis Extend

[u_Oi]

Thank You. Well, I saw the issue since the first time I installed bbpress and there wasn’t any extra plugin.

Notice Bar is fixed now, but Avatar and Username still floating…

If it helps… I can deactivate all plugins right now!?

[Robin W]

not sure if it’s theme or plugin – maybe be a combination

anyway if you are happy not to have the avatar showing in that line, then this fixes

#bbpress-forums div.bbp-template-notice img.avatar {
	float: left;
}

add it to your custom css.

[u_Oi]

When I change to any default wordpress theme the issue seems fixed. I thought It is something related with the theme

Minimal Coming Soon & Maintenance Mode

Inline Image Upload for BBPress

WP User Avatar

Yoast SEO

[Robin W]

ok, nothing obvious.

apart from bbpress, what other bbpress related plugins are you using ?

[Robin W]

add this to your custom css and alter the image to the one you want

#bbpress-forums div.bbp-the-content-wrapper textarea.bbp-the-content {
	background-image: url("paper.gif");
}

[Robin W]

besides bbpress , what other bbpress related plugins are you running ?

[Robin W]

see https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/forum-post-notification/

[Robin W]

one for the bbPress Notify (No-Spam) plugin’s support page.

[Robin W]

sorry, can you be clear, this is JUST using the search box on forum pages – yes ?

if so

It could be a theme or plugin issue

Plugins

Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.

Themes

If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentyfifteen, and see if this fixes.

Then come back

[Yanur Islam Piash]

Hi,

No shortcodes are working in the bbpress pages. The shortcodes are runnng very well in all other pages of my site. Just not working on bbpress topics, forums and replies pages. So I guess the problem is within bbpress. I tried to find out plugin conflict but no conflict was found.

Here is one of my topic pages: click on the “Login” or “register” button in the top menu. A hover will appear where I put a shortcode that works well in any other pages. Also, you can click on “contact” in the footer to see another shortcode not working. No problem with the plugins created shortocode or the popup modal, as they are working just fine in all other pages.

All the plugins, themes and applications are updated.

[rezadan]

Hello,

When there is a reply to a topic or a new topic is created, people are notified.For notifications, I have been using bbPress Notify (No-Spam) plugin. In the notification emails sent, the ‘Topic url’ shows the full url text with no hyperlink. Is it possible to have the topic url to be hyperlinked so that recipient can simply click on it to go in order to go to the page?

Regards,
Reza