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  • #236394
    Milan Petrovic
    Participant

    Hey,

    My GD bbPress Toolbox Pro plugin has 50 major new features, including BBCodes implementation that has 40+ shortcodes/BBCodes for bbPress forums, including SPOILER and HIDE, as well as full syntax highlighting SCODE shortcode.

    As for changing the main text editor buttons on the front end, I don’t know of any plugin that does it, and even the plugins that do it on the backend, don’t work on the frontend for some reason.

    Milan

    #236387
    Neha wilas
    Participant

    Here’s a concise list of plugins you can associate with bbPress for registration and login forms:

    1.Ultimate Member
    2.Profile Builder
    3.WPForms
    4.RegistrationMagic

    These plugins offer alternative options to the default WordPress form and provide customization features for registration and login forms.

    Robin W
    Moderator

    this sounds like an issue with your hoster.

    bbpress is a free plugin with no license levels

    #236371
    jakekramer
    Participant

    Hi!

    I am wanting to be able to approve posts and comments before they get added to the forum. I’d like to get an email > approve or not > have the user updated on whether or not their post/comment has been approved.

    I see all over that the Moderator plugin is no longer available for bbPress.

    **Does anyone have any recommendations for alternative options for forum post/comment moderation & approval?**

    Monmale
    Participant

    When I add a new topic to my forum the cache does not clear when forum or topic updated. It looks like bbPress is not sending the API Call for WordPress to clear cache after a Topic has been updated.

    Any advice?

    #236354

    In reply to: Is bbPress alive?

    Robin W
    Moderator

    I am just a moderator here, and not a bbpress author.

    The authors tend to release updates every few years, rather than more frequently.

    My personal view is that you should consider bbpress to be a ‘mature’ product, ie any releases will be to fix issues rather than add functionality.

    bbpress is written really well, and has loads of hooks. There are no show stopper bugs in it, it may throw a few deprecation notices (and these are very few at the moment), but WordPress recommends that you should not show error messages in live sites.

    I currently have my test site running 8.1 with no issues.

    The only major issue with bbpress at the moment is that it does not work well with FSE themes.

    However my bbp style pack plugin has fixes for this

    bbp style pack

    as well as block versions of the widgets and a ton of styling and functionality add-ons.

    All plugins are subject to the authors commitment, and I would not count on ANY plugin having a 10 year support timescale, so other options offer the same amount of certainty.

    As @terresquall says the main WordPress support forums use bbpress, and it would be mega work to move those over to some other product.

    But yes, with open software you make your choices….

    #236353
    Robin W
    Moderator

    download this

    Hello Elementor bbPress fix

    and then use this to style and add features

    bbp style pack

    #236352
    giggioman00
    Participant

    Hello. I will soon create 80k subforums on my bbpress so you can understand having them all llisted on the bbpress homepage will be an issue.
    How do I remove subforum from being listed on bbpress homepage?

    Another thing. I will probably need to organize 80k forum in some way, any idea how to do it. For example, Is it possible to sort them by letter or something like that? What file handle the subforum?

    #236351

    In reply to: Is bbPress alive?

    Terence Pek
    Participant

    Same here. I’m building a forum on bbPress myself too, so I’m looking forward to seeing future dev work. The official WordPress site is still using bbPress though, and they are still updating the supported WordPress version on the bbPress plugin, so I think the plugin should still be fine.

    #236349
    sourfew
    Participant

    I’am still having problem with slow post for new topics and it’s even worse now.
    About 20 sec to post a new topic. Reply around 1 sec which is fine.

    But, the actual post takes around 1 sec but something is happening in the background that takes another 20 sec before the page load is done. I can verify this by opening another browser window to see the new topic.

    All plugins disabled except bbpress.
    Wordpress 6.1.1
    Theme 2021

    #236347
    nathan13
    Participant

    Hi everyone,

    I’m sorry if the questions was already post, but since yesterday i couldn’t find any answer..

    The problem :

    Theme : Hello-elementor
    I have 100+ Hours design on my theme website.
    I wanted to use bbpress, (forums page broken, and the design is from 1980 with my theme)

    I want to change the theme of bbpress forums from another theme (ex : astra, Kadence…) to make it look better, but without changing my main theme because i’ve worked a lot on it.

    Any advice, solution ?

    Thank you so much… love

    #236346
    sabine99uber
    Participant

    Hello, I am planning to create a new forum with bbPress but because there haven’t been updates for 2 years and I am planning to maintain that website for 10 years or so I ask myself if it even still makes sense to use bbPress with a new website?

    It works for me but, what about php 8.2?
    What about security updates?
    What about WordPress compatibility.

    Is bbPress going to die or practically already dead?
    Does anyone know something about it.

    I know it works now but what about in a year, when I have to update my php or stuff like that?

    No updates for 1 year+ normally is a really red flag for a plugin…

    #236330
    loftus49
    Participant

    When a user attempts to “Register” on https://loftusweb.com they get errors saying “The username you entered is incorrect” and “The email you entered is incorrect”.

    This happens for a new user. If you want to try it, go to the above link then click the “Registration and Discussion” link upper left. Then try to register “Join Us”.

    I don’t know where the error is coming from nor how to fix it.

    WordPress Version 6.2.2
    bbPress Version 2.6.9
    bbstyle pack Version 5.6.0

    tronn
    Participant

    I was able to fix this with the following settings in Avada.

    Using a layout for Forums (bbPress has sort of inbuild support)
    Added a title and a content container with my layout settings
    Set the “Forum” layout configuration to include All Forums, Forum, and important selecting all Children of Specific Forums.

    For the forum index I use a custom page with manual added links to all forums.

    tronn
    Participant

    which latest releases?

    I’ve tried both from here https://bbpress.org/download/

    In the meantime I have switched from Elementor to Avada (largest WP template), same issue. The index is fine but viewing a forum or topic the root dir setup is gone, i.e. forum stretches the entire content area and no sidebar or containers.

    Since the bbPress install was 9 years ago also used the tools to reset everything.

    The problem appears to be that bbPress (or the latest WordPress 6.2.2) is not considering the root dir setup.

    May be related https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/58366

    #236301

    In reply to: Sidebar in Blocksy

    Robin W
    Moderator

    more a Blocksy theme question than a bbpress one.

    Lots of sidebar plugins eg

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/custom+sidebars/

    #236297

    Topic: Sidebar in Blocksy

    in forum Themes
    petalos2123
    Participant

    Hi, I am using the free Blocksy theme, they only allow a main sidebar. How can I incorporate a sidebar for bbpress? I want the login, reset password and register on it.
    Wordpress. com 6.2.2
    bbpress 2.6.9

    http://www.meandmyavatar.com

    #236284
    johnboyfred11
    Participant

    Hi Robin, I may have mentioned but my hosting provider advised me to deactivate and then delete bbpress then reinstall it thinking it would remove all or any database issues obviously expecting me to then have a clean install and everything would work out ok. But it hasn’t so now he is saying that I could hire him as a developer for $100.00 an hour payable if its a developer issue and says if it turns out to be a hosting issue he would not charge at all. This seems to me to be a conflict of interest and I would like to have someone independent have a look and I would be happy to pay someone to advise me on whether it is a hosting issue or a coding issue, if you know of anyone please refer them to me.

    #236282
    grownow
    Participant

    bbPress is a popular forum software that is designed to integrate seamlessly with WordPress. While it is primarily intended to be used as a WordPress plugin, it is technically possible to install bbPress without WordPress. However, this is not a recommended or officially supported use case.

    bbPress relies on various WordPress functions, libraries, and database tables to function properly. Therefore, attempting to install bbPress as a standalone application without WordPress may lead to compatibility issues and limited functionality.

    Regarding the documentation for setting up bbPress without WordPress, it’s important to note that the official bbPress documentation primarily focuses on its usage as a WordPress plugin. Since installing bbPress without WordPress is not the recommended approach, there may not be official documentation specifically addressing this scenario.

    If you still want to proceed with installing bbPress without WordPress, you can try the following general steps:

    Download bbPress: Visit the official bbPress website (https://bbpress.org/) and download the latest version of bbPress.

    Set up a web server: Install and configure a web server (such as Apache or Nginx) on your server or local machine.

    Set up PHP: Install PHP and configure it to work with your web server.

    Set up a MySQL database: Install and configure a MySQL database server. You will need to create a new database for bbPress and a user with appropriate privileges.

    Create the necessary directories: Create a directory on your server or local machine where you want to install bbPress.

    Extract bbPress: Extract the contents of the bbPress download package into the directory you created.

    Configure bbPress: Open the config.php file located in the bbPress directory and modify the database connection settings to match your MySQL setup.

    Set up the necessary tables: bbPress requires specific database tables to function correctly. You may need to manually create these tables using MySQL commands or import an existing schema if available.

    Configure your web server: Set up the necessary configuration directives in your web server to point to the bbPress installation directory.

    Access bbPress: Once you’ve completed the above steps, you should be able to access bbPress by visiting the appropriate URL in your web browser.

    It’s important to note that this process may require advanced technical knowledge and troubleshooting skills. Since this is not the intended use case for bbPress, you may encounter various compatibility issues or limitations along the way.

    If you’re looking to create a standalone forum application, there are other forum software options available that are specifically designed to work independently without relying on WordPress, such as phpBB or Discourse. It may be more suitable to explore those alternatives for your needs.

    #236273
    giggioman00
    Participant

    As above, can’t open bbPress with my theme, I get redirect to the homepage. Header and footer load fine. What should I check in this case to see what is wrong with the theme? First time bbPress so I don’t know

    #236271
    johnboyfred11
    Participant

    Hi Robin, I followed exactly your instructions but nothing changed. I still have the BB style pack but I think the issue is that bbpress is not seeking out the administrator as it no doubt does for a new clean installation either attaching to the administrator or the site owner. This is the second time we have changed the domain name and I suspect there are remnants of the old domains in the files somewhere which would explain why this instance of bbpress is not installing properly to the extent the forum tab and the keymaster are not being created and may explain why your solution is not being recognised by the site. I downloaded and activated the plugin gone to the bug fixes and have tried to add myself back in but after hitting the save button nothing happens and the screen shows that there is no keymaster exactly how it did before I pressed save. I have also tried some other approaches on the software but no change.

    #236270
    Robin W
    Moderator

    \bbpress\includes\topics\template.php line 3277

    the ‘get’ function has a filter on it you can hook to

    #236268

    Topic: Ajax bbpress reply

    in forum Plugins
    ricoto
    Participant

    Hi,
    How to display the reply of a post with Ajax instead of refreshing the page?

    #236259
    Neha wilas
    Participant

    ok I will try for install bbpress.

    #236258
    Robin W
    Moderator

    I’m not a bbpress author, so cannot comment on why.

    ok, so if there are no keymasters, if you add this plugin:

    bbp style pack

    once activated go to

    dashboard>settings>bbp style pack>bug fixes

    you will get the ability to add yourself back as a keymaster

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