That is up to the the forum software you choose to use, all our source code is open source and any forum software package is free to create an import tool to import from bbPress, we do the same, we import from many forum packages but it is up to each application to add support if they want new customers to be able to import from bbPress, I know a few of the common ones do.
You would need to go to bbPress settings and uncheck ‘auto role’ as when a user logs in they are automatically given the role set in this setting.
I just had a play with this and you are correct, it works for administrators/keymasters but not standard ‘participants’ or ‘anonymous’ users.
Grab this custom KSES plugin I have here https://gist.github.com/ntwb/7797990
I just added class to to the pre section as that is where the issue is, pre is allowed but <pre class="whatever"> is not.
Double check any of the other allowed tags and/or remove ones you don’t want/need.
Edit: I just double checked against the default bbPress allowed tags and all are there, you may or may not want the table sections, up to you. I also made a note to add class as an allowed tag of pre for bbPress core, I can’t think of a reason for us not to add this by default.
I cannot reproduce this issue with bbPress 2.5.4 and WooSidebars 1.3.1
For example replacing the ‘Primary Sidebar’ with a new WooSidebar for the bbPress ‘Topic Archive’ and ‘Each individual topic’.
Typically issues where people have had issue with ‘the_title’ usually revolves around a theme issue, try using the same configuration you were trying but test it with the Twenty Fourteen theme.
Anything else to help reproduce the issues you posted I’m more than happy to take a look but will need some detailed reproduction steps so I can see what your seing.
@leonyipa Don’t get you bb’s confused, what you wrote way up there and quoted here:
And I paste the code into: /public_html/wp-content/themes/bp-default/functions.php
That is the BuddyPress Theme ‘BP Default’, nothing to do with bbPress so make sure you are updating the correct files 😉
This is just a warning notice, not so much a functional error, due to the amount of roles you have which is combined by WordPress, bbPress, Shop and S2 Member the query is over 1540 charatacters in length (1547 to be exact)
You should contact your webhost for the best advice guidance on what MySQL settings they have configured for your hosting setup, they may have an option to increase this number for you.
(Apologies, your topic was originally caught by Akismet as spam)
@obinyc sorry missed this post
try
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
@drceng
lots of different boats, and yours is probably not the same.
Do you have a sidebar at all showing?
Have you followed
Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1
Come back if you need further help
ok there are two parameters
wordpress – has subscriber, author, admin etc.
bbpress has – participant, moderator, keymaster etc.
you’ll see the bbpress roles when you do into
dashboard>settings>users>all users and go into edit users. Look at the bottom of the screen and you’ll see forum role.
If you are manually registering your users, then have set up a user, you’ll need to go back into edit to add the role.
If your users are automatically registered as part of a process, then you’ll need to set Dashboard>settings>forums and change/tick automatically assign users the participant role (if that’s the role you want them to have).
In automatic mode, the user is assigned the bbpress role on first login. However if you are using third party registration processes (eg plugins to do that) then some override that, and that part of the process doesn’t work, so you’ll need to check that rthe process is happening.
Come back if you need further help.
Make sure you do not have any conflicts with either your theme or any other plugins:
Switch your theme to the Twenty Fourteen theme and test again, does it work now?
Deactivate all your plugins except bbPress, does it work now? If yes start reactivating each plugin until you find the conflicting plugin that causes it to stop working.
Closing this as a duplicate of this topic here (They were origianlly marked as spam by Akismet)
Closing this as a duplicate of this topic here (They were origianlly marked as spam by Akismet)
Hi!
Logged in users other than a logged in admin are unable to see the forum – they can only see a 404 page. Does anyone have any ideas?
Admins can see the forum fine (and contribute etc) and not logged in visitors can see everything too.
I’ve deactivated all plugins except for bbPress and I’ve also changed themes without success. Any ideas would be really appreciated!
I tried heaps of changes but haven’t been able to sort out my similar problem.
I can access my forum when logged in as the admin, but when someone else is logged in they get a 404. Not logged in users can see the forum.
This means that only the admin and not logged in users can see the forum. Which obviously means that there weren’t be any chatting! Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks so much!
http://studentview.com.au/forums/
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, switch to a default theme such as twentytwelve, and see if this fixes.
to test out the code make pictures really small and add important
#bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-content img, #bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-content img {
max-width: 100px!important;
max-height: 50px!important;
}
but you could also send me a link to a forum post with a picture too
yes, but it doesn’t work 🙁
I also found the code is in
/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/css/bbpress.css
I directly change the number of
#bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-content img,
#bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-content img {
max-width: 100%;
}
However, no matter what number I change to, it still doesn’t work.
The width of the image still remain 100%
change the numbers to whatever you want
#bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-content img, #bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-content img {
max-width: 500px;
max-height:250px;
height: auto;
}
you add this into anywhere where you can have custom css
in bbpress.css in your child theme(you copy the original in your child theme)
in your child themes css stylesheet
the jetpack plugin module custom css
a standalone custom css plugin
hello , everybody ,ask a question
how to limit bbpress only search post in 30 days?
Hello,
My WP version is: 3.9.1 and bbpress version: 2.5.4-5380/
When im submitting new topic it redirects to previously created one. Topic creation works fine from admin panel, but when i try to create new topic using form placed on topic lists it just doesn’t work. Any ideas?
http://chwilowkiok.pl/forum/
Hello,
My WP version is: 3.9.1 and bbpress version: 2.5.4-5380/
When im submitting new topic it redirects to previously created one. Topic creation works fine from admin panel, but when i try to create new topic using form placed on topic lists it just doesn’t work. Any ideas?
http://chwilowkiok.pl/forum/
Test all three and all three work! tyvm. Even adapted the rest by removing the “#bbpress-forums” which is redundant, not like anything other then bbpress using those containers anyway, and it functions just fine it seems.
Hi Stephen, my upgrade was 2.3.2 to 2.5.4 not 2.5.3 to 2.5.3.
You were correct, thank you. The problem was caused by a permalink conflict. The page I am using the shortcode had the slug forums. Changing the slug to something else so it was not the same as the slug used by Forum Root (or visa versa) resolved the issue.
The question remains though, why is this a problem with this version of bbpress over the older version I was using?
Thanks Robkk…but I definitely don’t want to change the color of all links or breadcrumbs in my theme…just for the bbPress forum.
