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Hello BBPress professionals,
You can certainly help me.
Unfortunately I do not find the suitable shortcut to.I want to be the last answer displayed directly.
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Hi,
could it be that there is a string missing in the bbPress translation file? I’m currently creating my forum. As far as I can see all the strings are translated fine but one.
http://screencast.com/t/Itg0OHkV9Gs
I’ve looked through all the strings that contain ‘by’ and they are all translated correctly with the German word ‘von’. However, I’m thinking that this particular ‘by’ is not even in the list and therefore not translated. Can somebody help me with this?
I’m using:
WordPress 4.5
BuddyPress 2.5.2
bbPress 2.5.8
Polylang 1.8.5
Loco Translate 1.5.5I’d like to create a forum index that resembles Flarum, where colour coded labels indicate which forum each topic belongs to.
bbPress conveniently outputs the names of each forum a topic is assigned to. Unfortunately, using just CSS, there is no way to assign different colours to each forum.
I’d like each different forum to have an ID selector, much like WordPress posts do, so that I could easily assign colour.
Example:
bbp-topic-started-in#forum-1 a {
background: green;
}
bbp-topic-started-in#forum-2 a {
background: yellow;
}Could someone tell me, a) how I could accomplish this, or b) how I could present this for consideration in a future bbPress release?
hello! 🙂 first of all…
so what? the page is empty :/
i need to be able to set up a list of wp users to be the admin/moderators of the forum
i need to be able to make them know about a new post (i can do it via mailing list)
and they should be able to reply and make the question public via front end. and the op must be notified when someone replies to or publish the post.it’s more of a Q and A system for everyone with moderation from a list of wp userd (doctors)
the only way i found to moderate incoming posts is a 2year old plugin with bulky backend system (it needs to be as easy as possible since the moderators wont be tech savvy guys)
is there any other solution?
thanks
I’m running a WP multisite with bbPress installed on the main site. When new users create accounts on the network, they are assigned a role of Participant, both in the network and for the main site. If they chose only to create a user account and not a site, once they have logged out after their first login, they are unable to log into their profile pages. It seems the default user role of Participant is not recognized as having any privileges by the WP software. When I manually change the user’s role to Subscriber, they can then log in to their profile page. Obviously this is not a long-term solution, so is there any way to revert to WP’s native functionality of making new users subscribers by default while having bbPress installed?
Hello all
i am using wordpress latest,
bbpress latest
theme
and only active 2 plugin as localhost forum and subforum 77
topics 514
reply 2729i had used
Debug Bar && Debug Bar bbPress
Query Monitor && Query Monitor bbPress & BuddyPress Conditionalsand it’s show the query when the new topic page loading.
in /includes/topics/functions.php
every thing prossess smothly in this file til
/** Update counts, etc… *********************************************/
//exit();
do_action( ‘bbp_new_topic’, $topic_id, $forum_id, $anonymous_data, $topic_author );here every thing work so so long
just to be more detailed i had read allot about wp_insert_post if inserting allot of topics in the same time but, now i am in local and only me posting in topics
what i am missing here and from where to look in
thanks in advance
regards
When tapping on a Forum, I get “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” even when there is a topic present. I am only able to properly view the topics with one user (Roles: Administrator, Keymaster). The other users, which get the above message have roles: No site role, Participant, BUT even when I change any user to ‘Administrator, Keymaster’, they still get the same “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” message.
I did this: Tools > Forums > Relationships to Repair.
I also did this: Deactivated every plugin except for bbPress
And my theme is compatible with bbPress.
This is my site, and forums are private: http://www.nsachapters.org/forums/
This was working previously, but not sure what’s going on for it not to work now. Any suggestions?
WordPress 4.5
X Version: 4.1.1I run a very busy site. I installed and activated bbPress using my admin account, but upon activation, instead of seeing a welcome screen, I received an error message stating that I did not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Returning back to the admin area, I did not find any “Forum” links under Settings or anywhere else.
I searched support forums here for help, but found nothing of help. I did however find a suggestion in another thread to log in with a different admin account to see if Forum links would be available there. I gave another account Admin privileges, made sure it also has Keymaster privileges, logged in with it, and found Forum links there. However, when I tried to access them, I once again got the error message that I did not have sufficient privileges to access that page.
I also read in another thread to try logging in with another admin account, remove Keymaster privileges from my main admin account, and then give Keymaster privileges back to the main account. I did all that, logged in with the main account and – nothing. I still don’t see any Forum links.
TL;DR – I can’t get bbPress started in any way. Considering that WP is such an easy to use platform with everything essentially working out of the box, I found it strange that a plugin that is listed as top featured WP plugin would be so difficult to get going, let alone use. What’s going on?
None of these seems to need a bbPress update, but do cause side effects when using bbPress:
- CACHE: First of all, if you see any issues, clean all of your cache (hosting side, server side, browser side, …)
- Twenty Eleven theme breaks the layout (see https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/36510)
- All in one SEO brakes: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/all-in-one-seo-pack-error/
- Crayon Syntax Highlighter: Formatting not loaded
- JQUERY: If something uses jQuery to display it, there are known issues (example of workaround in this ticket)
Topic: All in One SEO Pack – error
I have WP 4.4.2. After the update plugin All in One SEO Pack I can not add topics in bbpress. There is also no settings in the administration panel WP. After switching off All in One SEO Pack everything works.
Topic: Vedrtical Forum Titles
HI,
I have looked and searched but cannot find how to layout the forum titles vertically.
Ideally I would like a title for each section/category.
EG
General Announcements
– Forum
– Forum 2
– Forum 3Discussion
– Forum 4
– Forum 5Currently it lays out like this
General Announcements
– Forum, Forum 2, Forum 3Discussion
– Forum 4, Forum 5I have bbPress 2.5.8 installed
I would appreciate your help
Many Thanks
Just a heads up to some of you.
I ran the import under Tools > Forum and it kept on telling me it had imported 0 users, 0 topics etc
I spent 1 hour looking up reasons why.
FINALLY, I actually CHECKED the /forums link to see if it actually worked and it had! It just told me it hadn’t.
Hope this helps someone.
I would like to prepare some blog posts ahead of the time when they should be seen. How can I do that?
Today, I tried to create one thread with the status “pending” but it didn’t display the content, while still keeping the subject. When I rewrote the post, it is now showing for me (admin) but non-admin get a 404 error if they click on the subject. That topic is about a contest that will only start next Friday, so I don’t want to show it yet, but I can’t even hide the topic either so members are trying to see what it is all about.
Is there a way to hide a thread completely? If so, how?
I have WP 4.5 and bbpress 2.5.8Thanks
Hey, everyone. I am looking for a solution to this and not sure if it exists. My search skills are coming up short so I apologize if it’s out there already.
I would like to have a link/button on each of my posts in WordPress that would allow the user to generate a new topic in a particular bbPress forum. Essentially, it would auto-fill the title of the topic with the title of the post and quote the contents of the post (perhaps to a certain limit). The user would then be able to add any additional comments before submitting the new topic to the forum.
Now, of course you are going to ask WHY I want to do this. Essentially, the site I’m building consists of two parts. One, a discussion forum, and two, an rss aggregator that creates a new post for each article brought in from the feed. I would like the user to have the option of bouncing any article/post they think is worthy of discussion to the forum. (I’m not looking to have a discussion on every single post, and I don’t want to use comments under the post, keeping it all to the bbPress forums.)
I’d appreciate any help that would point me in the right direction. Thanks.