[Stephen Edgar]

No, we use the same version, I think we may have our terminology crossed.

If you want the topic displayed at the top of every page like we do here so that you can still see the original topic when you are page 3 for example you want to use bbp_show_lead_topic

See the following article and add that code to your themes functions.php file.
(I think this is what you are after 🙂 )

bbp_show_lead_topic

[aborruso]

Then here you use customized version of bbpress.

Am I right?

Thank you again

[aborruso]

Hi Stephen Edgar,
sorry again, I’m not lucky with URLs 🙂

Thank you very much, if I disable ‘Threaded Replies’ I have pagination.
But I would like to have something similar to this topic https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/user-profile-pages-not-displaying-correctly/

Pagination and reply enableb per post. How is it possibile to enable it?

Best regards

[Stephen Edgar]

Ha! Lets not hijack this topic any further, I updated my stance (or lack of) here 😉

[Robin W]

‘a big pet peeve of my mine’

and also of mine for exactly the opposite reason !!

Where I want the user to go down a route and not have to backtrack through 10 pages they have subsequently looked at, then your logic is fine, they will go that way.

Where clearly you want them to be able to take a look, but not lose where they are, then a new window is logical.

Finally I dislike the ‘thought police’ making up a standard and then trying to tell us what we should do. I thought the internet was about freedom of expression !

So taking the last sentence I wrote, then I have absolutely no issue with bbpress not coding for new window, but I would 🙂

[Robin W]

yes the links are set as white in the display

try adding this to your style.css

#bbpress-forums .reply a  {
color : blue !important ;
}

#bbpress-forums .reply a:hover  {
color : green !important ;
}

I haven’t tested, but should work, come back if you need more help !

[Stephen Edgar]

There is actually a patch to add this permanently to bbPress 2.6

https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2570

Do you think this is a good idea?

Should it be an active hyperlink or plain text? (I just realised my patch is only plain text)

Anyway, for now here is the patch as a plugin https://gist.github.com/ntwb/a19b187f2170235f16bf
(The extra HTML markup should match it to the existing profile fields for most themes)

Note: If this is shipped with bbPress 2.6 you will then see two profile fields 😉

[Robin W]

Ok, this is what you wanted

function user_profile_bbp_website_information()
//this function adds the website to the profile display menu
			{
			
			$label1 =  $rpi_options['item1_label'] ;
			echo "<p>" ;
			printf ( __( 'website : ', 'bbpress' ));
			$url=bbp_get_displayed_user_field( 'user_url' ) ;
			$url='<a href="'.$url.'">'.$url.'</a>';
			echo $url; 
			echo"</p>" ;
			}
			
add_action ('bbp_template_after_user_profile', 'user_profile_bbp_website_information') ;

[Stephen Edgar]

bbPress doesn’t actually create any WordPress pages.

You should be able to create a page titled ‘forums’ add the shortcode and bbPress will use that page.

If you can only create a page with the slug forums-2 then there is another page using the forums slug or is in the trash.

[Stephen Edgar]

Try running the bbPress Repair Tools -> Tools -> Forums

Also switch to the Twenty Thirteen theme to see if you can see the topics.

Disable all your plugins except bbPress and see if you can see the topics.

If you can now see your topics enable BuddyPress and check again, now start enabling each other plugin one by one until you can no longer see the topics and let us know which plugin or theme is causing the issue for you.

[Stephen Edgar]

bbPress does not include a ‘Email Setting’ field.

Most likely https://wordpress.org/support/ is what you need or the support forum for the plugin you are using.

[John James Jacoby]

Pasting HTML and metadata is a WordPress/TinyMCE issue, and not really a bbPress bug to solve. There are WordPress plugins to disable HTML pasting, and we do support them, and we could go as far as including this in core as a helper for people that do turn TinyMCE on.

[yoosuke]

I’m here again!
It’s great I have a place to come back!

Now, I’m looking for advice on How to show “Website” part at User Profile page.
By default, 4 sections are displayed on User Profile page.

1.user-description, 2.forum-role, 3.topic-count, 4.reply-count

In edit page, There is a section for entering users “Website”.
in spite of entering the section, it would not be display at User’s Profile page.
How can I display it at the User’s Profile page.

I found that I need to add some PHPcodes into “user-profile.php”.
But as you know, I have no idea What codes I have to put in.

would you please advice me…

WordPress: ver3.9.1
bbPress: ver2.5.3

[@mercime]

@eherman24 thank you for your input.

@cronhound thanks for your feedback.

@gautamgupta Thank you 🙂 Congratulations on being accepted again to the Google Summer of Code and choosing to contribute to bbPress development again! Cheers!

[Robin W]

I’m not quite sure what you are saying.

For template file, you only need to copy files that you want to change to your theme, not all of them. If you haven’t done any changes then you don’t need to copy any files.

Any TEMPLATE files you copy should be in a folder called bbpress ie
wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/bbpress

so if for instance you wanted to modify loop-single-fourm.php, you would copy it to that bbpress folder and modify it there – it would then be

wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/bbpress/loop-single-forum.php

The page template that bbpress will sue will be in the root of your theme ie

wp-content/themes/twentyeleven

and bbpress will look for file in the following order

plugin-bbpress.php
bbpress.php
forums.php
forum.php
generic.php
page.php
single.php
index.php

so if you have copied and renamed page.php to forum.php, then bbpress should be using that file.

so you file should be

wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/forum.php

[aborruso]

Hi all,
I have an old blog with Twenty Eleven theme.

I have copied “/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/templates/default” folders and file in my “/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven” folder.

Then I have created forum.php file making a copy of page.php.

When I modify forum.php there is any change in my website, it seems it reads another theme file.

What’s wrong in my template structue? I have the bbpress folder copied before and these php files:
404.php
archive.php
author.php
bbpress-functions.php
category.php
comments.php
content-aside.php
content-featured.php
content-gallery.php
content-image.php
content-intro.php
content-link.php
content-page.php
content-quote.php
content-single.php
content-status.php
content.php
footer.php
forum.php
functions.php
header.php
image.php
index.php
page.php
search.php
searchform.php
showcase.php
sidebar-footer.php
sidebar-forum.php
sidebar-page.php
sidebar.php
single.php
tag.php

[Stephen Edgar]

Hmmmm, this is not going to be quick nor easy to solve at this stage. There are quite few updates for pasting from Word and Excel slated for WordPress 3.9.2 but I haven’t tested any of them for bbPress, I’ll take a look in the next few days.

[kowarler]

Thanks Robin,

I received this replay and all working perfectly!…

Add this to your custom css box and it should sort the issues out:
.bbpress .hentry { margin-left: 0px; }
.bbp-login-form .bbp-username input, .bbp-login-form .bbp-email input, .bbp-login-form .bbp-password input { max-width: 210px; }
.bbpress p.cptch_block { margin-left: 20px; }

[Stephen Edgar]

@demonboy We are aware of this and hopefully we’ll have this in the next version of bbPress #2589

[Stephen Edgar]

It is pretty tricky to do by hand, actually I have never down it for more than one or two posts to verify the integrity of bbPress’ repair tools. The repair tools pretty much deletes everything relating to the ‘last activity’ and recreates it from scratch, this is why I think maybe your import didn’t import everything accurately the first time.

If you have only just performed the import I’d suggest setting up a test site and do the import again and ‘play’ around there and see if it then works, if so redo your import on your main site.

Also, it was phpBB v3 you imported from?

[Stephen Edgar]

It depends how you are replacing the WordPress comments with bbPress replies, if your using a plugin for this then I would look to the plugin being an issue and go to that plugins support forums to find any known issues.

If you are doing this manually using bbPress then per your original post here:

For the past two weeks or so I’ve had a problem in the forums on my site where members comments no longer appear immediately. It can take a while for them to appear. I’m not sure how long, but several minutes.

This could be a performance issue, I would start by running some tests on a test post, add a reply and time how long it takes to appear in your sites backend as you state that the ‘do appear’, just not immediately, try using the Twenty Fourteen theme and disable all your other plugins except bbPress and time how long it takes now.

You might find your theme and plugins and using all the resources available in your web hosting plan, if this is the case contact your host to see what options or suggestions they may have for you.

[dice2dice]

Member of my website can only comment via BBPress. I’ve switched off WordPress comments because that would be confusing.

I haven’t been able to find evidence of anyone else experiencing the same thing on the BBPress forums and I’ve searched BuddyPress too so I’m looking to identify potential culprits. Plugins have got to be up there!

[demonboy]

OK, another problem created by my own stupidity and solved quite simply. However I will say this brings up an area for bbpress to address somewhere down the line.

Quite simply the person was a new user and their first post was going into the moderation queue, hence the odd url. Once you know this and you ‘edit topic’, you can make it ‘open’ (as opposed to ‘pending’) and it’s published. After that the person can carry on without moderation, unless you change the settings in “Settings – Discussion – Before a comment appears”.

The problem is that without the Moderation plugin, the administrator doesn’t know this has been put into the moderation queue, and the poster doesn’t know it either. As far as they are concerned they’ve posted a new topic but they can’t see it on the front-end. Meanwhile the keymaster/administrator gets an email saying a new topic has been published, with a link that’s not a proper bbpress slug.

So the upshot is: if you want to moderate topics and replies, first check the WP backend Settings as described above. If you want notification that there’s a post in the moderation queue, install the Moderation plugin. It will also mark the posts as ‘awaiting moderation’, which is a nice touch.

In the end we’ve turned off all moderation because we have a captcha on sign-up that appears to stop the spam.

I’ve no doubt all of the above is clearly described in the user guide, but I never was any good at RTFM.

[jhmattern]

Thanks. That did seem to be the culprit — the GD bbPress Tools plugin. Unfortunately it manages other things I need so leaving it disabled isn’t an option. But I’ll contact the plugin developer and see if they can figure out the issue on their end.

I appreciate the help! 🙂

[Stephen Edgar]

In bbPress settings change the ‘forum root’ to ‘community’