I created a WordPress page with the name “Diskusjon” and changed the root of bbPress to be this in the settings. Now bbp-single-forum shortcode won’t work. It just shows the forum index, something I tried to avoid by creating this standalone page as root. Any tips?
Hi casiepa,
thank you for the helpful tips.
I have installed a plugin called bbPress Notify (No-Spam) which does the notification functionality I was looking for. It seems to be working!
I’ll look up your plugin for the subscriptions listing functionality (although the notifications is actually the bigger issue despite how it appears from my OP).
I already have an SMTP plugin – Easy WP SMTP – so I’ll have a look at whether that does debug messages. Otherwise that’s another helpful tip.
Thanks again, I’m getting there…
Hi @robkk,
that seems to answer a different question – it only lists forums I’m subscribed to in bbPress.org, not subscriptions on my website – and I can’t see how it could list those since there’s no connection. I’m talking about a self-hosting website using bbPress as a plugin.
One reason I was asking was because of this post in the codex:
Subscriptions
Is this post wrong?
bbPress does not add a subscriptions menu item in the backend of WordPress. There is this in your frontend forum profile though.
https://bbpress.org/forums/profile/andyrushtonprogramming/subscriptions
Hi,
we have been using bbpress for a couple of months, but since a few days we are having the problem that participants can´t see topics in the forum any more. When a participant loggs on, they get the message that “this forum has 7 topics and 58 replies” but also “No topics could be found!”.
Moderators and administrators do not have that problem when they log on….all topis are visible then.
How can this problem be solved, please?
Best regards,
Sonja
Hello,
Have you find a solution ? BBpress-multilingual is not working anymore, and i’m desperately searching for a solution to display the same forums for each language…
Hello, I would like instalation bbpress in my blog, I have bbpress instalation already, and I created 3 forums, well, now I would like to create one options in my menu with the name forum and if you click there go directly to my forums.
the thinking is I can put all my foros inside the foro/menu, if I go apparience – menu, select the forums and put inside the menu, my forums appeare in the menu but with individual options.
How can I create one options in the menu with the name Forum and put inside al of them.
regards
Follow up:
I tried a completely clean install with WP v4.3 and bbPress v2.5.8-5815 and I’m still not seeing the Subscriptions menu item. I’m not sure about notifications because my localhost setup tends to lose emails anyway, but I’m certainly not getting them from the installed website.
I’ve recently migrated a couple of websites to WP Multisite and am now using bbPress on various multisite sub-sites. The issue I’m reporting may be specific to multisite, or it may be a new bug after the recent change to WP 4.3 (I’m using bbPress 2.5.8 and WP 4.3).
Context:
On the “Edit Topic” screen, there’s an “Author Information” box including an ID field. When you begin to type text into this box, the admin-ajax action “bbp_suggest_user” should auto-suggest potentially matching users.
Issue:
The user autosuggest is not returning any users, just “-1”. Having dug into the code, the step that’s failing is wp_verify_nonce() in check_ajax_referrer(), which is invoked on line 745 of bbPress file includes/admin/admin.php. The nonce is making it into wp_verify_nonce, but is not matching any expected/acceptable value – so wp_verify_nonce falls out the bottom with a failure.
If I remove the check_ajax_referrer step, the Edit Topic user auto-suggestion works perfectly so it’s definitely the nonce validation step that’s the problem.
Also, I’m NOT using any caching plugin on these sites, and the error exists whether the site uses https or not. It also continues to exist if I disable Wordfence.
Weird that the BuddyPress widget works fine. You might want to deactivate everything but bbPress to see if the issue persists and to test everything fresh. You might want to test the bbPress login widget also.
Does this PHP code snippet help anything when trying to logout with only bbPress activated?
add_filter( 'logout_url', 'my_logout_page', 10, 2 );
function my_logout_page( $logout_url, $redirect ) {
$logout_url = str_replace('%3Floggedout%3Dtrue', '', $logout_url);
return $logout_url;
}
It works fine when I tested it on my site.
You can try to test to see if works fine in a topic, reply, and a blog post to see if you get different results from each.
Try some troubleshooting to see if a plugin/theme functionality caused the issue.
If you acquired a ton of code snippets and placed it in your child theme check on that.
Troubleshooting
So the users gain the bbPress forum role of participant for each site they are viewing? Is there any forums on these other blogs, or is the forums just on a subsite?
First of all thanks to the Bbpress forum Developers and supporters, i commend you all.
I want to ask if you have this feature in a plugin or if is tweak able..
Creating different groups with different Forums associated to each group respectively
For example
Group A can Post Topics and Reply in Forum A
Group B can Post Topics and Reply in Forum B
Group C can Post Topics and reply in Group C
BUT Group A can only reply in Forum B and C, they can’t post Topic in Forum B and C (They can only post Topic in their own associated Forum A)
Group B can only reply in Forum A and C, they cant post Topics in Forum A and C (They can only post in their own associated Forum B)
Group C can only reply in Forum A and B, they cant post Topics in Forum A and B (They can only post in their own associated Forum C)
AND
In the Topic Form with this short code [bbp-topic-form] let the drop down forum be only forums associated with the Group
example
If Group A member logs in to post via [bbp-topic-form] page, he will see only Forum A at the select Forum option,
(he will only see drop down of forums associated with his group, or both Sub Forums)
because I wont display the Full forum index on the site, i will only display Recent Topics, Recent comments, etc then with handle of ‘Start a topic’ with this form [bbp-topic-form]
Thanks…
It’s not registering the user; the user becomes a “participant” on the blog they have viewed. The only person who can register a user is me.
Example of what happens: a blog on my multisite is http://theglobalschool.net/science/news . The only user for this blog is the administrator.
Another member of the multiside views this blog, and immediately becomes a “participant” of this blog. I don’t want this to occur because, when students log into the site, on the toolbar they see a whole bunch of blogs listed under “my blog” which they cannot contribute to.
I have the latest version of WordPress, and have tried deleting bbPress and reinstalling to no avail.
Suggestions?
Also, I have read many posts like this ( https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/multiple-newlines-in-a-post/ ), but I am looking for a more permanent solution for all users if its out there.
I am migrating a forum database from the latest version of SMF to the latest version of bbPress. In SMF, many posts had multiple line-breaks in between sentences, paragraphs, images, videos, etc. It appears that WordPress, and bbPress, strip out multiple line breaks and limit them to a single line break (probably to prevent people from creating giant vertical gaps for no reason that other users have to scroll through). The way that bbPress deals with line-breaks from the SMF database migration was not very clean. It was mostly just random blocks of text and sentences without line breaks in between paragraphs that existed in SMF. There were PRE tags added in sometimes, and seemingly inconsistent P tags as well. BR tags appear to have been converted into empty TT tags. I was able to correct some of these formatting issues by tweaking lots of CSS (and a little JavaScript) in the default bbPress template. At the same time, I have also tested how line-breaks work separate from the migrated database and it appears that this maximum-of-one-line-break philosophy is on purpose. I see where that’s coming from, but I want to allow it anyways.
I have read of methods where admins (and/or other users) can manually type in br tags as html with non-breaking spaces in between them as a hacky method of moving down three or four lines for whatever reason. I don’t want to have to train users how to do something that should be as simple as press enter like in any text editor.
How can I simply achieve this in bbPress’s default comment forms? I don’t want users to have to type in…
<br /> <br />
…when they can simply just press enter twice in the textarea input.
Greetings!
I have been thrilled with bbpress so far. Customizing can be difficult but well worth it in the end! I have on problem and I hope it is a simple thing…
When someone pastes a youtube url it only auto embeds if you remove the S in the HTTPS.. In the past it seemed to not matter whether the url had https or not, but lately it seems as though pasting with the secure url breaks auto-embed.
Any thoughts on how I can remedy this?
I noticed something interesting, there is no problem when I log out using the BuddyPress widget.
Do you have a multisite installation?
No.
Is WordPress installed in a sub-folder?
No.
What is the url you get when you try to logout?
With the WordPress toolbar: http://original-beast.revhost.fr/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=323d408059&redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Foriginal-beast.revhost.fr%2F%3Floggedout%3Dtrue
With the BuddyPress widget: http://original-beast.revhost.fr/wp-login.php?action=logout&redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Foriginal-beast.revhost.fr%2F&_wpnonce=323d408059
What areas did you try to logout from? The WordPress Toolbar, bbPress login widget, something else?
WordPress toolbar.
Did this issue occur when you immediately activated bbPress? Or did the issue occur after a certain upgrade?
Only when bbPress is activated.
Did you have any cache plugins activated? Have you tried flushing the cache? If it is deactivated reactivate the plugin and flush the cache.
I don’t have any cache plugin.
Anything that can cache activated on your site, server cache, cloudflare, object cache, opcode caching?
I don’t have that.
What hosting provider do you have?
Revolta Hosting
Try as much of the basic troubleshooting steps as you can, also try some of the additional solutions listed.
Some users have a plugin issue with this, while others it may be a theme, or it could be resolved using the repair tools.
THere is a guide linked in here about fixing some possible 404 errors too.
Troubleshooting
That might not be so great performence wise.
This topic has a nice function that might be useful though if you want to create something custom for yourself.
Force all users to be subscribed to all topics
As an alternative there is the bbPress notify (no spam) plugin.
I have same problem, I have installed the latest bbpress plugin to my wordpress site. There isn’t a single tab or subcategory to be found in my dashboard that relates to BBPress.
give us solution.
Toward the bottom of #24 it mentions that icon fonts can work too.
Layout and functionality – Examples you can use
Not my forum.
I think your theme author pretty much just took this and fused it with their theme.
https://github.com/syamilmj/Supportte
This theme (supportte) is really intended to be used as a theme for Envato authors that want a support forum also for their product.
The verification dialogue is there because the Aqua Verifier plugin is required for some instances of your bbPress forums. The plugin is to restrict access to only users who bought a product from you (best if you are an Envato theme author) and they need to input the purchase code of the product they purchased (from Envato) to have access to the forums.
https://github.com/syamilmj/Aqua-Verifier
There is no setting in bbPress that can modify this like I said, it is all in your theme and the Aqua Verifier plugin is required.
Link your theme author to this topic if you need to.
Hi, I’m unsing that patch in a couple of sites, and it seems to work. Where do you think there is a problem? In my blogs I’ve just added a filter which replaces the moderation key used by bbpress (the variable $blacklist in the code which initially contains the moderation keys of WordPress).
Bye, Stefano.