any kind of wordpress/bbpress or other website that has open public registration needs very strong anti spambot protection, i use a few different plugins, but some spammers still get through sometimes, no one plugin will get them all…
these 2 work well together, but a few bots etc will still slip though, search this bbpress forum for more anti-spam info
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wangguard/
https://wordpress.org/plugins/stop-spammer-registrations-plugin/
sam
Our phpbb3 forum was migrated to a brand new WordPress installation with bbPress installed (not BuddyPress). It was done by a consultant, so I am not sure how much of the code was custom vs a phpbb3 migration tool.
We got the private topics to show to Participants by using the plugin “Capability Manager Enhanced” and allowing the read_private_topics and read_private_replies. This now allows Participants to read the private topics, but also allows them to see Hidden forums. They cannot see the content/topics of the forums, but they can see the hidden forum titles.
The remapping to default was done with the repair tool. It had no impact, except to require me to go back and reset the handful of users that were not set to Participants.
The big question that seems unresolved in many threads is whether Participants are supposed to see Private topics/replies, or if that is a misprint in the documentation? Why would we have to use the Capability Manager Enhanced plugin to do what the docs say should happen by default.
@robkk
I need à working tag function with in bbpress.
At this moment it is not working.
And I want to know who I can call or email at bbpress to help me out.
That is why I am not helped.
Greetings
Conrad
exporting and importing from bbpress to bbpress is strangely one of the hardest things to do. The plugin authors have not got round to fixing this yet (they are not lazy, just it hasn’t hit the top of the pile!).
any chance of a url to your forums?
We just migrated all the users into the database, so is there some other flag we need to set for everyone?
Last sentence is what we need to start with !
Can you explain a bit more about what the current site is, and how you got here
Have you just set up bbpress, and if so can you explain more about the migration of users? or have you migrated from another forum to bbpress? or what is happening?
Also exactly did you do to ‘remap everyone to the default’?
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 twentytwelve, and see if this fixes.
Then come back
bbpress hooks to wordpress registration, so any wordpress recapcha should work, you just load the relevant plugin and follow instructions
.entry-title {
display : none !important ;
}
works but not with #bbpress in front.
Unfortunately, with the upgrade to WordPress 4.x these little snippets no longer work – I read elsewhere that bbpress search had some updates which likely render these snippers useless. : (
If anyone has the updated code, I would really appreciate it!!
Ciao,
L
Hi, I’m a brand new bbPress user, just downloaded it, installed, and began following the documentation here on the site.
Everything seemed to be going well. If I click on the menu I created for the forum, the test forum page comes right up. However, over where the topics should be listed, it says ‘no topics’. But I did create a topic, again, following the instructions.
Can anyone tell me what I might have done wrong?
TIA,
Martin
hi, i’m running WP 3.9.2 with bbPress 2.5.6
when viewing a user’s profile, clicking on the links ‘Topics started’ & ‘Replies created’ do not list the topic/thread titles, even though there is a post count.
does anyone know why is that, and where may i start looking to rectify it?
thanks 🙂
Thanks, that’s more than I can do – so Installed Plug-in Organizer and that helps me to make sure that any bbpress anything loads only when someone is in the /forums/ directory.
Ciao,
L
I tried three plug-ins from the WordPress repository and all of them send Text e-mails for bbpress notifications.
– bbPress Notify
– bbPress Notifications
– bbPress Custom Reply Notifications*
I also tried Satollo’s bbpress plug-in, Satollo x bbPress, which DOES send HTML e-mails and is available only on his website (not in the repository) but it’s a little buggy. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t but every time someone submits a comment they get a page with php warnings and errors-eeek!
I’m only a PHP tweaker, not writer, and cannot make out the spaghetti code of the three robust plug-ins to find where and how to add the information that the notification should go out in HTML.
Any suggestions or ideas?
Thanks!
L
Someone suggested that I install bbpress on a new wordpress install on a subdomain, rather than on my main blog. Is this necessary? I already have 50,000+ visits per month to my blog, so I anticipate high traffic to the forum also.
The first basketball is given by a div class of ‘page-title’
The second basketball is given by a div class of ‘entry-title’
so you could try
#bbpress-forums .entry-title {
display : none !important ;
}
in your child theme css
Functions files and child themes – explained !
WP 4.1.1
bbPress 2.5.6
My forums are marked as Private. My members have the forum role of Participant. They can see the private forums, but are unable to see the underlying topics. The counts are there, but when the forum is opened, they receive the message “Oh bother! No topics were found here!”.
Using the plugin “bbPress Advanced Capabilities”, I see the following.
View private forums : Allow
View private topics : Denied
View private replies : Denied
So I use the above plugin to change the Denied to Allow for a particular user. It has no effect. I have also done the repair to remap everyone to the default, which is Participant. The private topics are also not appearing in the Twenty Fourteen theme.
Why is this happening if private forums are supposed to be available to logged in members? How can I correct this for my 3,000 members? We just migrated all the users into the database, so is there some other flag we need to set for everyone?
@gptxffa
this might be a bug in bbPress then , i will create a trac ticket after im done verfiying that their is an issue.
you can add the bbpress post type to the default wordpress search.
copy this into your child theme functions.php or a functionality plugin
/**
* Include bbPress 'topic' custom post type in WordPress' search results
*/
function ntwb_bbp_topic_cpt_search( $topic_search ) {
$topic_search['exclude_from_search'] = false;
return $topic_search;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_register_topic_post_type', 'ntwb_bbp_topic_cpt_search' );
/**
* Include bbPress 'reply' custom post type in WordPress' search results
*/
function ntwb_bbp_reply_cpt_search( $reply_search ) {
$reply_search['exclude_from_search'] = false;
return $reply_search;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_register_reply_post_type', 'ntwb_bbp_reply_cpt_search' );
function ntwb_bbp_forum_cpt_search( $forum_search ) {
$forum_search['exclude_from_search'] = false;
return $forum_search;
}
add_filter( 'bbp_register_forum_post_type', 'ntwb_bbp_forum_cpt_search' );
are you trying to hook a function/apply a filter to the content area of a bbPress post types??
troubleshoot the problem using what is explained in this link in general issues.
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@andrew55
bbPress should do this now by default like this site has it.
Just installed bbPress for the first time and set up a few test forums. On the forums list page the page title (which is named Forums) links to the last created forum. How can I make it so the page title is not a link?
well i dont see your site using bbPress anymore, but i dont know why it would cause such a problem.
Usually when you see blocked it would be from some kind of security feature added to your site.
