@tallsam Its not really an issue since it should show a list of items in the latest version of bbPress and since Stephen’s ticket he linked to has not been committed yet.
IF @pinkishhue’s Custom CSS code does not work after you placed it in your child themes style.css file and have also tried adding !important on the end, you can try my custom php code snippet.
Make sure to place this into your child themes functions.php file in your child theme.
// Only return one entry for revision log otherwise it gets cluttered
function bbp_trim_revision_log( $r='' ) {
$arr = array( end( $r ));
reset( $r );
return( $arr );
}
add_filter( 'bbp_get_reply_revisions', 'bbp_trim_revision_log', 20, 1 );
add_filter( 'bbp_get_topic_revisions', 'bbp_trim_revision_log', 20, 1 );
I’ve already doing this, disable all the plugins except bbPress, and it still have the redirection on the homepage.
I tried to deactivate cache plugin, clear CDN etc…
I have activate the theme Twenty Firteen, and still have the redirection…
This is how you remove the line.
#main-content .container:before {
display: none !important;
}
Also I updated this bbpress.php a little more, as I do not think you will be using page builder with bbPress pages.
https://gist.github.com/robkk/f51753f1c7a5641796d8
@natinho68
Ok I see now. When you click the author link on your production site, you can see it is trying to lead to the bbPress forum profile then it just redirects to the homepage for some reason. What we need to do is try to find what is causing the redirect.
Can you do some troubleshooting to first see if you deactivate ultimate member and the bbPress addon, that the author links go to the regular bbPress forum profiles fine.
Can you also try in a default WordPress theme too to see if the same issue is present.
Troubleshooting
Since you said it turns into a draft, I guess this might be a separate plugin causing the issue.
Try some plugin troubleshooting to try to find what plugin is causing that specifically.
Troubleshooting
@tovabora
You can also use this CSS to remove the breadcrumbs if the code @casiepa gave you doesn’t remove it.
Place this CSS anywhere you can place custom CSS like in your child themes style.css file or in a seperate plugin.
div.bbp-breadcrumb {
display: none !important;
}
While browsing your forums though I did come across these common theme style issues that are conflicting with bbPress.
Add both these CSS code snippets into your child themes style.css file or in a separate custom css plugin.
This CSS should fix the gray avatar on your forum profile.
#bbpress-forums #bbp-user-avatar .avatar {
float: none;
}
This should fix the avatars looking off in your forums.
#bbpress-forums a img.alignnone {
display: inline;
margin: 0;
}
I recreated a clone, exactly the same that the principal website.
All is the same, I remind that the website are configured on wordpress multisite.
Login : bbpresshelp
password : Helpme15
Work (click on author and get the author profil) : http://testsite.fieci-cfecgc.org/forums/topic/test/
Doesn’t work (click on author and redirect to homepage) : http://www.fieci-cfecgc.org/forums/topic/test/
I’m very lost
Are you talking about the bbPress login widget??
The widget has configurable fields in it to customize the register and lost password urls, and you should be able to customize the widget in the widgets section in WordPress in its respective sidebar. You can add the urls of your woocommerce registration forms too.
If your theme hardcoded it or something, you might want to contact your theme author as to how to set it up since the urls are heading to forums/register and such.
I cannot see this in the free version of your theme.
Also you do not even have bbPress activated from what I can see.
I installed and activated a theme from which included BBpress
BBPress : 2.5.8
WP : most up to date
When I click on the Register or the Lost password option both bring to a 404 error
Here is the website http://edkernels.com/forums/
I am not sure if the path is wrong or whether it is non existant.
Thanks
Nick
Hi so I installed bbpress and havent changed nay settings.
The forums/topics won’t appear on the default page and it’s just an archive:
What do I do?
@bob1361
You can just use BuddyPress since you have that installed.
Also try to leave the plugins that you want to keep activated. There are a couple plugins that you have that have similar functionality.
Groups
bbP Private Groups
BuddyPress
Voting system
WP ULike
bbPress Votes
bbcodes/shortcodes
bbPress2 BBCode
GD bbPress tools
Unread Posts
bbPress Go To First Unread Post
bbPress New Topics
bbPress Unread Posts v2
Quotes
bbP Quotes
GD bbPress Tools
Hello,
Customizer doesn’t save correctly when WP_DEBUG is enabled and bbPress is active.
With that I mean that the save button doesn’t change state after the AJAX call has been successful. This leads to a “navigation confirmation” alert after saving when trying to navigate away from Customizer.
I haven’t tested this without enabled WP_DEBUG, but bbPress also outputs the following notice:
Notice: bbp_setup_current_user was called incorrectly. The current user is being initialized without using $wp->init(). Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 2.3.) in /...../wp-includes/functions.php on line 3784
WordPress version: 4.4-beta3-35590
Theme: Twenty Sixteen 0.1.20150828
Thanks!
@katiemeeks
Does this php code snippet help any?? Make sure to place this php code snippet into your child themes functions.php file or in a plugin that can hold custom php code snippets like the functionality plugin.
//display bbPress search form above sinle topics and forums
function rk_bbp_search_form(){
if ( bbp_allow_search()) {
?>
<div class="bbp-search-form">
<?php bbp_get_template_part( 'form', 'search' ); ?>
</div>
<?php
}
}
add_action( 'bbp_template_before_single_forum', 'rk_bbp_search_form' );
add_action( 'bbp_template_before_single_topic', 'rk_bbp_search_form' );
I’m looking for a plugin for the three.
Actually i use TinyMCE with BuddyPress Forum Editor to have a wysiwyg editor for the wordpress comments and bbpress forum. I don’t have Wysiwyg editor for the buddypress comment on the user profil and group profil.
Hello, I have the same issue.
I work with BuddyPress, bbPress and a them from Nitty Gritty Klein (Music theme).
This theme creates groups. Forums can be allocated to groups.
A member of a group can create a topic and he can reply. No problem.
But in the menu there is an option forums, you can see your own contributions.
Logged in, a member sees ‘You have not created any topics.’ But he has.
Going to the forum via the group, then he can see his own topics etc. No problems.
I have repaired with tools/forums.
I have 3 private forums, and 1 public group and 2 private groups.
There is something wrong with the conflict between private and public??
Hi,
When a user create a topic, if you want to check his profile by clicking on his picture profile or username, you are redirected on the homepage.
I already saw this topic : https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/user-profiles-redirecting-to-home-page/
But still not working with checking or unchecking “Disable author archive” on SEO Yoast.
I’ve made a clone of my website, it’s exactly the same website in everything.
But on the clone, all works good.
I’m a little lost.
I’m using WordPress Multisite and my clone is a child site of the WP-MU configuration.
Don’t understand why on the clone everything works and not on the principal site…
Can you help me please ?
Thanks a lot guys.
Nathan
I have posted this on the support forum for the plugin as well, but posting here too and hope it’s ok.
Our top priority feature request for an educational site would be to be able to make a new BBpress topic via email in a specific BBpress forum for a specific BP group. We need to set up 50+ of those for teachers.
It would be perfect if it could be set so that only approved users with certain email addresses in a list can make a new BBpress topic via the addresses. Then the emailaddress does not need to be “hidden”. IMAP or POP would probably be the easiest and best way to get the email.
The rest can be handled by out of the box BBpress functionality as I see it.
Any chance of this happening with this very promising plugin?
thanx for listening!
Jan
Hi BBPress,
I would love to know if I can hide or blur the avatars so that only Logged in members can see the avatar pics?
This would be so cool!
http://sincebeingsingle.com/forums/topic/tips-on-how-to-move-a-relationship-forward/#post-23988
Thanks,
Kam
WP Version: 4.3.1
bbPress Version: 2.5.8
Theme: GeneratePress 1.3.18 (using the child theme)
Also happens with Twenty Fifteen.
If I create a post, set it as sticky, and status closed, and post it, it’s there. But if I then click open, to open the post again, the content disappears and it’s put as Draft in the topics section in the admin panel.
It would be nice if you could fix that! The apache2 error log of that vhost doesn’t show anything. No error.
If you use (bbPress) Recent Topics, then you should be able to put ‘any’ as forum ID. That should include both parents and child forums.
Pascal.
Hi,
Did you check this post ? Check robkk reply on renaming in there.
Add/Change User roles
EDIT: Or better this one: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/changing-name-of-key-master/
Pascal.
Then probably the best thing is to create a standard wordpress page, add any text/images you want and below that use the correct shortcode like [bbp-forum-index] for all forums or [bbp-single-forum id=$forum_id] for a specific forum.
Check out https://codex.bbpress.org/features/shortcodes/ for the shortcodes.
If that is not what you are looking for, get back here.
Pascal.
I dislike the term “Keymaster” as applied to my role at the forum I created. To some of my participants, it has conjured up the spectre of a certain movie dealing with the supernatural – not something I prefer to have come to mind when my participants see my title! I’d like to be able to change that to something else. I’ve searched everywhere for a simple solution and found none. I should think this would be a basic function of bbPress – to allow changing the role titles to something that fits the theme of the forum topic.