Hi Pascal,
Ja, BBpress kan zeker gebruikt worden om het studentenleven NOG aangenamer te maken 😉
I’m using indeed the twenty thirteen-theme. So what could fix this issue? I’ve tried to find the php-file that’s responsible for placing the topic title at the top of the page, so I could use a couple of <br>’s to solve the issue. It’s not the loop-topics.php or loop-replies.php…
@casiepa – I looked at your links – I actually did try the bbpress-login-register-links-on-forum-topic-pages plugin before asking for help. Using the links that plugin provides, I was taken to the correct login screens, however, I was still redirected to the woocommerce “My Account” page after login.
I also tried “Peter’s Login Redirect plugin” without any luck. It was actually error-ing out when I was trying to define custom redirect for roles. I just installed it to try again… “ERROR: Unknown error adding role-specific redirect for role bbp_participant” So I’m not sure what the issue is with that plugin. Also, I’m not sure, but even if I got it to work, I wouldn’t want to just redirect the user back to the “forum landing” page – they should be redirected back to the topic they originally tried to login from.
I may just try to upload the site to the development server to see if it will possibly work there for some reason – instead of trying to make it work locally.
Hi Pete,
Your questions on viewed by anyone and registration are a pure WordPress matter as bbPress is using WordPress users. What does not come out of the box can be accomplished with some plugins.
To restrict bbPress, I personally use ‘bbP Private Groups’ and ‘Members’ from Justin Tadlock, but there are others of course.
Pascal.
I have a site which should be able to be viewed by anyone, but authored/edited only by a small number of registered users.
I want to be able to control who can/cannot register, and be able to restrict access to some users to only be allowed to add/edit some forums.
I am not sure about the ways WP and bbPress work together in registration and access.
Any help would be gratefully accepted.
Regards
Pete
Hi,
Just for clarity, when you talk about ‘posts’ and ‘comments’, I suppose you mean ‘topics’ and ‘replies’, right ?
I have no idea about that plugin but as you describe it, it does not seem to work correctly with bbPress WordPress post types.
I use ‘bbP Private Groups’ and ‘Members’ from Justin Tadlock on some of my sites and that seems to work great.
Pascal.
2 things to try
http://www.rewweb.co.uk/bbpress-wp4-fix2/
and if that doesn’t work, then try my plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbp-private-groups/
to restrict content on bbpress
Hi,
bbPress login is a WordPress login. I suppose woocommerce is also using standard WordPress logins ?
Check any of the snippets or plugins in this thread if it can help: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/setup-login-for-private-forum/
Pascal.
Can you say which login form?
and have you tried the bbpress login widget?
a url to your site and then login page would also be useful
Hi,
bbPress was at 2.5.8 when this patch was given, but maybe buddypress changed ?
You could try on their forums…
Pascal.
Hi,
bbPress should be one of the easiest plugins to install, so it’s a pity to see you leave. Please remember to clean before deactivating (then of course this will not solve your issue that the site goes down, but it’s better to have a clean database): https://codex.bbpress.org/getting-started/installing-bbpress/deleting-bbpress/
Come back anytime if you want to consider bbPress again.
Pascal.
Hi,
Did you use bbPress 2.5.8 or 2.6 dev ? The new 2.6 has better conversion options, so you might try that one. But I think your problem is more related that it does not find the source correctly.
Pascal.
Hi, I am using bbpress on a website together with the plugin from LCweb called private content. The problem i have is that registered users cannot see the actual post. They only have the possibility to comment on the post. The text of the post itself is not shown. When i disable private content plugin it’s working great. I had support from LCweb and they told me that they double checked their code and from their side everything was ok and I should look for support at the BBpress forum. Anybody any idea?
Hey Experts!
I am trying to import legacy forums from phpbb over to bbpress. I uploaded our SQL file, as well as the old file directory for the legacy forums to the root of the site.
When I run the importer, it seems that it doesn’t find anything, and never converts.
Repair any missing information: ContinueConversion Complete
No reply_to parents to convert
No replies to convert
No tags to convert
No super stickies to stickNo stickies to stick
No topics to convertNo forum parents to convert
No forums to convert
No data to clean
Starting Conversion
Hi guys,
I went trough all suggestions and finally came up with a solid solution. You can read all about it here: https://wpup.co/bbpress-threaded-nested-replies-with-paging/
Hope, I was able to help someone.
Hey there,
I’m having an -insanely- frustrating issue with a login redirect. Basically, when on a topic page, the standard “You must be logged in to reply” text is accompanied by a login form. This form *should* redirect the user back to the forum page they were on previously.
But for some reason, the login form is going directly to the “My Account” page that WooCommerce provides… which I obviously need for my “customer” (role) users to land on when they log in.
I don’t know if this is more of a general WP question, or something I should post at the woocommerce support page or what. (And I’ve spend far too many hours today trying to research and try lots of different redirect scripts in functions.php – without ANY luck)
But can anyone provide any insight for somehow separating the bbpress user login and woocommerce user login so that they can have different redirect targets?
It sounds as though the developer has put functions in your functions file that are looking for bbpress.
When you say you site goes down – exactly what happens – do you get a fatal error or what exactly happens?
We paid a developer years ago to install bbpress onto our website to create a forum. Now, after years of no success with this, we would like to uninstall from our site. But everytime we deactivate bbpress our entire site goes down. How can we remove this from our site without breaking it?
create a directory on your theme called ‘bbpress’
ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress
where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme
find
wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
Make a copy of this file, and put in in the directory called bbpress that you created above, so you end up with
wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
bbPress will now use this template instead of the original
and you can amend this
amend line 12 to
<ul id="bbp-forum-<?php bbp_forum_id(); ?>" <?php bbp_forum_class('', $classes[] = 'hello' ); ?>>
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
Thank you both for coming back to look into this issue.
Pascal, I did the series of steps you recommended in both, the installation where we have our site as well as a brand new installation in my local without anything but bbPress plugin. Unfortunately, the Forums menu still doesn’t show for the moderator role & the front end forum form doesn’t allow a moderator to create a forum without assigning it a parent in either one.
For the error on the front forum form: ERROR: Your forum must have a parent.
This error actually happens for the keymaster role as well. I was reading through the function bbp_new_forum_handler, & it always checks that a parent has been passed with the comment “No forum parent was passed (should never happen)” – So it seems to be working as designed. Is there a reason I am unaware of the restriction was placed in the front forum form? Could it be a request to update the validation to allow the creation of parent Forums through the front forum form?
Hi ruuizz,
If you have already deactived all plugins except bbPress and switched to a default theme and you still do not see ‘Forums’, ‘Topics’ and/or ‘Replies’, then please try this in Settings > Forums (check after every step if you find the options back on your dashboard):
– ‘Settings > Forums’ : (de)activate ‘Anonymous posting’, save, (de)activate it again to get back to your original setting, save
– ‘Settings > Forums’ : (de)activate ‘Auto role’, save, (de)activate it again to get back to your original setting, save
– Deactivate the bbPress plugin, then reactive the bbPress plugin
– ‘Tools > Forums > Repair Forums’ : Remap existing users to default forum roles, click ‘Repair Items’ (WARNING: Make sure to have multiple admins in case the keymaster role would disappear from one account)
Let me know if this fixes anything,
Pascal.
Dear Terence Milbourn,
today I found time to try out The SEO Framework. Unfortunately, it does not offer the option to give my bbpress pages specific titles like Yoast SEO. It might check on that on some point in time again, but for the time being, I will stay with Yoast SEO.
Best
Manuel
