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Hello all, just imported a VB4 forums into bbPress. No errors. If I click on the Forums link to show all my forum categories (first image below), I see them all as they should be, along with a count of how many Topics and Posts there should be. Also shows when the last post was correct. However, when I click into the actual forum category (Advertisers for example, second image below), I don’t see any topics. The strange thing is if I do a search, I can see topics, replies, etc. I just can’t see them in the forums. Any ideas? Thanks so much.
Hi all,
I have this site
http://www.analisidelsangue.net with bbpress forum here(about 5k users and 20k post and replies)
After switch to wordpress 4.7 I don’t see more the replies of forum in my backend
I’m using HHVM instead of PHP 7.0– if I use PHP 7.0 all works properly.But I’d like to use HHVM because my blog is faster
Please can you help me in some way?
thnkx a lot
alessandro From italyHi, for the record I have now uninstalled every plug in and tried the 2012 them approach, but have not been able to get bbpress going under either circumstance.
Curiously, I also tried a different bulletin board plugin, and while their console did appear in the menu, their forums did not.
Any leads?
Ive deactivated bbpress and all the other plugin once and reactivated again but forums doesnt appear , why?
please look at it it gives page not found error:
http://gameslopedy.com/forums/Hello,
Im working on a bbpress forum meant for businesses. I’d like to add a “company” field to the registration which input should show up on the bbpress profile page.
I’ve been looking all over the place but cant find a solution. I found some simular problems but none are the same, or without answer. I did find some plugins which can takeover the login proces (like ultimate member) but none who can do what i want: add a custom field and show its input on the profile page.
My theme is:Dynamix
bbpress version: 2.5.11Anyone who had the same problem?
Topic: Topics and Forums full-width
Hey guys,
I have the most current version of bbPress installed: 2.5.11
Just installed WordPress 4.7
These Top Level menus are not being displayed due to a “capabilities” issue. Forums, Topic and Replies. ie I do not have sufficient permissions to view those menus or any bbPress menus anywhere.If I go to the WP Dashboard and click links in the metabox I see this error: Sorry, you are not allowed to edit posts in this post type. I will be looking at forums/capabilities.php and other capabilities.php files to see if I can figure this out, but just wanted to give you a Heads Up about this. Of course this could be isolated to my sites. I deactivated all other plugins and the same issue is still occurring. So it does appear to be an issue directly with bbPress capabilities.
Hi,
I use ZotPress reference manager and the WP plugin. I would like to include the Zotpress plugin’s functionality for searching for the references I have already recorded in Zotpress and then insert them into my topic.
I am just looking how to modify the topic post template in bbpress so that it shows this plugin interface for Zotpress.
I have looked on the forum how to do this, but I cannot find how the bbpress template inserts the plugin interface for other plugins. This plugin’s reference insertion interface shows up in the standard worpress new blog template page fine. I would like to do the same for bbpress topic post template.
I used wordpress 4.6.1 and bbpress 2.5.11. Any help would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Brad
Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction on this. Our site is trying to gain a functionality on its forums in which members can subscribe to specific sub-forums (in addition to topics). Maybe I’m incorrect, but it seems like bbpress offers this but whenever I create the sub-forums I don’t see the “Favorite/Subscribe”options in the top right. Any thoughts on how to add this for individuals sub-forum levels?
Here’s an example: on the following page direct scheduling is a sub-forums that I would like to add the functionality to. ideally, if a user registers they will receive an email notification whenever a new topic is created in this specific sub-forum only.
https://www.navao.org/forums/forum/navao-forum-bbpress-main/
Topic: PHP changes not showing
Hello,
I’ve tried to get the forum layout from my website from the standard layout to the bbp-style-pack alternate template layout. Because it didn’t work within the plugin i replied to a topic already started by someone and got in a conversation with @robin-w (see topic here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/forum-style-setup/).
After trying a lot of things nothing worked and i’m still trying to get this working. I’ve put the loop-forums.php in my theme directory, changed it in the editor within WordPress but nothing changed. And this make me concern that something is not right. How is it possible that changes made to this copy of loop-forums.php are not showing?
Is there anyone that can help me out with the layout and with the fact that the edits to the php file are not showing?
Thanks in advance,
Thomas
Hi! We have bbpress installed on a relatively large wpengine-hosted wordpress site. Suddenly, about a week ago, all pages started redirecting back to the homepage. Annoyingly, changing the permalink settings back to “Plain” fixes the issue, but that kills our SEO and breaks all hardcoded links back to our forum. We’ve set it to Plain on our production site temporarily, but need Postname permalinks to work again. On our staging site, you can see how any page does a 301 redirect back to the homepage (example: http://fiverrforum.staging.wpengine.com/categories/welcome/community-rules-guidelines). Wpengine support says that our htaccess files look good and are standard, and insist the problem lies with bbpress. They’re adamant the problem relates to a setting within bbpress or with how bbpress is handling permalinks. I’ve tried disabling plugins to see if it’s a conflict of some sort, and the issue persists. Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated!