I installed it after I had the problem. I tried to fix bbPress capabilities with it. In the meantime I restored the default WP capabilities. But it had no effect on the menu.
The first thing I did was deactivating all plugins but bbPress. Nothing happened!
Now I switched to twentytwelve. But that did not fix it either.
If it helps, I could send you the wp_capabilities entry (table: wp_usermeta) in the database of a user with the role Moderator.
ok, don’t know what bbPress Advanced Capabilities does but it might be the 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.
There are two sets of roles wordpress and bbpress
It is a wordpress admin that can set bbpress roles, under Dashboard>settings>users and see if forum roles appear near the bottom of an existing user
If not come back and if you have database access I can tell you how to set an admin that can then set a bbpress keymaster.
I deleted the user on a local test-installation with MAMP, where I could reproduce the problem. It made no difference.
Here is what I can see and do in WP frontend and backend:
Frontend
– Logged in as Keymaster, I can do everything. I can see all bbPress related menu items in the WP Toolbox on top of the page.
– Logged in as Moderator, I can see the bbPress related menu items Topic and Answer in the WP toolbox, but not Forum. I can start a new forum on a page with the shortcode [bbp-forum-form] as a child-forum (same behaviour as Keymaster starting a forum with this shortcode).
– Logged in as Contributor I don´t have any bbPress related menu item in the WP toolbox, but I can start Topics and answer in the forum itself.
Backend (Dashboard)
– Logged in as Keymaster I have every bbPress menu item.
– Logged in as Moderator I only have Topics and Answers as menu items.
– Logged in as Contributor I don´t have a bbPress menu at all.
For me it looks like every role has the corresponding capability, but the menu items of the role below, except the Keymaster.
What I also tried was changing capabilities with the plugin bbPress Advanced Capabilities and restoring the WP default capabilities with Capability Manager Advanced. No difference.
On the homepage, you’ll want to look at the following code and either change the border to 0 pixels or change its color.
#bbpress-forums li.bbp-body ul.forum, #bbpress-forums li.bbp-body ul.topic {
border-top: 1px solid #eee;
overflow: hidden;
padding: 8px;
}
The other borders on the homepage appear to be controlled by this code:
#bbpress-forums li.bbp-header, #bbpress-forums li.bbp-footer {
background: none repeat scroll 0 0 #f3f3f3;
border-top: 1px solid #eee;
font-weight: bold;
padding: 8px;
text-align: center;
}
Hi All,
I did a few searches on bbPress and google to see if I can find some direction to use some Font Awesome Icons just like you do on this site in the widget area.
I looked at the site with firebug and I am not 100% sure where to put the <i> tag before the widget information.
I looked through all the bbPress.php files and can only assume its somewhere in a different folder. I cant seem to put my finger on where this needs to go.
Any direction would be very appreciated!
Catering to Cats and Dogs
Okay, so the person I thought had Keymaster access either had it disappear or never had it. I am now unable to designate a keymaster. The closest forum topic I found on this was this thread:
The Keymaster
The Keymaster option does not appear in the dropdown for any user assignment settings. There is not a way for me to access BBPress settings to assign everyone to the Keymaster role. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling bbpress and the issue persisted.
How can I assign Keymaster when nobody has Keymaster status? Is there a way for me to edit a user file on my server? Thanks.
You may login to this site using your bbPress.org/WordPress.org/BuddyPress.org username and password.
Strange, did you login first? https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/login
Once your logged in, create a new ticket https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/newticket
Im trying this too on my site under the folder forum.
If you can see here on bbpress the code works that way in my case
https://bbpress.org/wp-login.php?action=logout&_wpnonce=fa9b4484b8&redirect_to=https%3A%2F%2Fbbpress.org%2Fforums%2Ftopic%2Flogout-shortcode%2F%3Floggedout%3Dtrue
So my guess is that you can create a custom php for example http://www.mysite.com/logout which will redirect on a file like wp-login.php which will fetch the id from the user and then will do the redirect to the page you want.
@Jeff – Thanks Jeff.
@Robin – What I want is highlighted in the question with a blockquote. So it should be pretty obvious. I am sorry for not being more explicit in my demands – but it really wasnt my purpose to suggest on specific features – just something basic as core-developed and planned groups-functionality. The intention was to get an understanding on what to expect. A word from John James Jacoby himself – just saying for example “well in the near future things arent going to go faster than the previous years” – then I would know what to expect ….. Again I refer you to the developing roadmap. Its not exactly going fast. One of the features I was looking forward to having integrated was using bbpress for comments in wordpress. Or any kind of functional integration.
However I did forget to put in group-based – along with the finegrained, nodal permissions. And yes, I am aware of the roles and capabilities. But thanks for that. And along with that I dont mean relying on a newly-developed plugin like bbpres private groups or installing buddypress. I meant having it default and taking into planning consideration. Speed is fairly obvious. Security is just a general concern, nothing really specific. But enough to keep me away from newly developed plugins.
I am sorry for any thoughtlessness in formulating my intention – and again do not mean to be arrogant. But something concrete from the team behind would be nice. I am sorry for not being more specific about the groups-thing. But I am not being specific, because that is not the point. The point is highlighted in the quote.
I can see now that it wasnt a well-formulated frustration. Wish I had made it better. So if someone could just delete it, it would be fine.
The last posting on this topic is very old. I wonder this is still a matter of concern. I try to move my http://www.phpages.org/phpBB3/ forum to bbPress. I used the build in tool and get the error
WordPress database error: [Table ‘u53000db1.phpbbusers’ doesn’t exist]
u53000db1 is my phppp sql base and I made a test with the plugin cms2cms and I got a nice output, but the produced bbPress forum was somwhere else not in my application, so I wonder what that means?
Anyone there can get me started in the right direction. Best regards
Peter
ok, partial solution for you – I have done some further testing
In dashboard>settings>forums make the forum slug /forums
The create a page called ‘forum’ and put
[bbp-forum-index] into this. Save and view to make sure you can see this
Right now change the heading to ‘Forums’, the page slug will stay as forum, and as long as that doesn’t match the forum slug in settings it seems to be ok.
Then create a menu item for this page
That seems to function BUT the breadcrumbs will still go to the wrong place, so for the moment take these out
Layout and functionality – Examples you can use
That will at least get you a working forum and recipe. All that’s missing are the breadcrumbs
Let me know how you get on
I’ve just tried having both these plugins on my test site, and can see exactly what you mean, my forums become archive posts just as yours did, and I’m using a shortcode so that way won’t work.
So definite conflict between how these two forums are using slugs, and I suspect that the recipe one is overwriting a forum one, but don’t know how, possibly via a filter on wordpress.
I’d suggest since the recipe plugin author will have far better knowledge (as he has slug settings in his plugin) that you go back with a fresh post, and explain that on a base theme (mine was twentyten) with just bbpress and his plugin and nothing else
http://www.mysite.com/forums takes you to blog archives page
and see what he comes back with
maybe 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.
Just had a thought, what bbpress level is the username you are using
so you could be a wordpress admin, but if you are a bbpress participant, then you wouldn’t see anything.
So go into dashboard>users and edit your username and see what level the bbpress role is set to
Correct. With 2012 activated and only bbpress plugin active I do not see Forums, Topics, Replies, or Settings>forums. Double checked all for you.
download the .zip then copy the file loop-forums.php into a folder that should be in your child theme called bbpress
https://github.com/robkk/bbPress-Hierarchical-Forum-and-Category-Layout
1. You shouldn’t need to manually map anything with WordPress 4.0.x and bbPress 2.5.x, bbPress 2.x can import bbPress 1.x 100% perfectly “out of the box” without any additional plugins or manual intervention.
2. If you want to integrate bbPress 1.2 with WordPress then this also works with a few tweaks also, see this post for details on this.
In summary there is no reason to be not using the latest version of WordPress with either bbPress 1.x or 2.x.
@JJJ Successfully reached his crowd funding goal which means starting in January, you’ll likely see more activity from him around these parts including BuddyPress and GlotPress.
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/buddypress-bbpress-glotpress-development
In terms of what’s on the roadmap for him to complete regarding bbPress, I don’t know.
Hi, I tried again to post this bug on track, but I got a “you have not ticket privileges”, so I’ll try to report it here since it can be a very general issue.
My blog is set with a permalink structure like %category%/%postname% WITHOUT a trailing slash. But on bbpress file ajax.php on function bbp_get_ajax_url() the url is generated with a trailingslashit( $wp->request ).
WordPress sends back a redirect whene there is a trailing slash and the subscription fails with an alert “undefined”. Removing the trailingslashit(…) everything works fine.
There is a specific reason for that use of trailingslashit()?
Thank you, Stefano.
Hi
The recipe plugin seems to have had separate issue in addition as its links where not accessible at the expected urls according to default settings.
That was dealt with.
Around that same time as I was first using that plugin & also setting up the bbpress forum is when I noted something wrong with bbforum forum at /forums.
That is when I turned to bbpress.
It seems to be the case as I found after repeated testing the other day as I now need to finish the site & hence visiting the issue again, that if you install bbpress first & use default settings, and later after activating recipepress reloaded,the recipe plugin links do not work.
I also discovered that if on the other side you deactivate bbpress, the existing recipe plugin links work.
So to sum it up, this specific issue is still there, as described above.
If it was possible to use the short code method you suggested & still be able access bbforum settings from its admin page, etc, I would settle for that, but the time I last tried settting up a forum, I got the impression one has to use shortcodes all thru, with no equivalent centralized settings page, which made it rather complicated to administer the forums & have an overview.
Of course better would be if there was no apparent conflict.
Regards
Stephen, this was news as whenever I looked in import before, there was nothing referring to bbpress. So I checked out here, https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/import-bb-data-from-csv-file-to-bbpress-forum/. I reset everything to WP 4.0.1, and bbpress 2.5.4. and tried to follow through your instructions. But mapping fields was way too complicated for me since I would put down post-id but there wasn’t another column with a “map to”. I was ready to go back to bbconverter as the only problem I had was html code in the topics and replies which I would have to strip. Minor, as my old forum is not very big, but still tedious enough.
But then I tried this. I reset everything to WP 3.6 and bbpress 2.0.2. Checked the Tools > Import, and what do you know, there was a bbpress standalone link! Following through I converted everything over. Reviewed the test site: forums, topics, replies, voices, users, tags, and any stray html code in posts. WOW, everything was there, exactly where it should be, with exact content duplicated!
For any integration on bbpress standalone into wp, I highly recommend integrating with WP 3.6 and bbpress 2.02.
The underlying questions may be perfectly valid, since I am not clear about what you want I can’t say..
I suggest you post a new topic, and rather than post vague what you don’t like suggest what is needed.
On the speed front, the next release does have some plans to improve performance.
On nodal, finegrained permissions , I presume you have seen
https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-user-roles-and-capabilities/
https://codex.bbpress.org/bbpress-user-roles-and-capabilities/
so please detail what further fine graining you would like
On ‘serious security’ again please specify what you see as needed, and what is lacking
