ok, presume this is a new install?
also presume that you have set yourself up as at least participant in the user profile – the forums permissions are near the bottom when you edit a user
If so then
maybe a plugin or theme conflict
try
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.
hi, i cant edit my posts. i am an administrator and each time i try to edit a post i get a blank bbpress page with only this error:
“Sorry, there were no forum topics found.”
my edit link is like this:
http://www.mydomain.com/community/topic/test-editing/edit/
also, all user roles get the same error.
@buzzybee24 In your WordPress theme folder eg \wp-content\themes\mytheme
Look for a file named page.php and make a copy of this file and rename it to bbpress.php
Ok, I think I answered my own question.
In bbpress.css I changed the percentages in rows 134, 142, and 149. Seems to be working.
@funin
Not quite sure I understand
You can have multiple forums with multiple access levels
In combination with the default bbPress access a forum can be
totally public – everyone can see and contribute – even anonymous users can make posts
public – everyone can see, but only registered users can contribute
private – only logged in user can see the forum exists, and can either contribute as participants or just see as spectators
group visible – everyone can see that a forum exists, but only logged in users with permission for that forum can see forum topics and replies, and can either contribute as participants or just see as spectators.
Group invisible – only users with permission for the forum can see that they exist, and can either contribute as participants or just see as spectators.
Basically you have a great deal of flexibility on how you set your forum site up.
so if you want a forum that people can see and contribute to alongside ones that are either private or with just topics visible, then this is possible.
Firstly thanks to bbpress for the great plugin for WP – it’s made forum integration so much better for everyone!
I’ve run into a issue on bbpress that I am unsure how to remedy, On our bbpress forums replies made by users (of any forum role) do not display the avatar or username, instead it only displays their forum role. I’ve Googled the issue but there doesn’t seem to have been an issue like this before that I can find.
Here is a link to show the problem: http://exodus-esports.com/forums/topic/bug-report-enigmas-hideaway/
Wordpress Version: 3.9
Buddypress Verion: 2.0.1
bbpress version: 2.5.3
Thanks in advance for any assistance π
**Update: Checked for any conflicting plugins by disabling all but bbrpess & buddpress – issue was still there**
I’m looking for a plugin and my search-fu under the plugins database through the website is weak apparently. I want the plug in to allow me or another usergroup the option to post a thread in the bbpress forum… which can then be posted to the articles of the main site. Or, I could do the reverse and allow in depth discussions on the forums instead of the comments section.
I’d really like to pick who can do this, and the exact places the post would go to (which category). Does something like this exist?
I confirm
insert
asdasdasd
and
asdasdasd
total forum visible and (plugin not found)
With wordpress 3.9 and bbPress 2.5.3-5249 on pc windows seven (wamp server)
For the record: It was the anti spam plugin for bbpress that did it. But it’s from a different developer.
Thanks Stephen,
Yes for me it was a plugin Ad King Pro that was in conflict with bbpress.
My bbpress is working perfectly.
I’ll run along to Ad King Pro to establish whats going on.
The AdKingPro plugin is quite extensive in functions bordering overload but still useful.
‘When post are made I would like Keymaster users to get an email.’
use a plugin such as bbPress notify
‘When Participants post I donβt want them to get an email.’
Do you want to actively stop them, or do you just mean don’t mail to all participants?
Hi all
I’m new to bbPress and trying to work out if has the functionality I need.
When post are made I would like Keymaster users to get an email.
When Participants post I don’t want them to get an email.
Is this functionality possible?
Regards
ttmt
Maybe not the most elegant, but this is quick and easy and should do it
In you theme, create a folder called ‘bbpress’ eg
wp-content/themes/your-theme-name/bbpress
then create a file called
content-single-user.php
into that put the following code
<?php
/**
* Single User Content Part
*
* @package bbPress
* @subpackage Theme
*/
?>
<div id="bbpress-forums">
<?php echo 'Sorry access not permitted' ; ?>
</div>
then save this file to the bbpress folder you created above
If you want to completely hide the page, you could just put say your homepage url into the echo line and they would just be taken to the homepage.
Ok so you’re a wordpress site – so see
Codex
for step by set how to install
Any of the themes from bbshowcase.org are for the retired version of bbPress (1.x), which is to say it won’t work inside of WordPress, or for bbPress 2.x.
hmmm…
I’m not very sure quite what you are doing π
Bbpress doesn’t really have themes (the old version 1 may have done)
Can you post a link to the theme you downloaded?
@lowco2525
No, it hasn’t been fixed yet. In fact, I don’t think there is even a trac ticket!
But if you read page 1 of this thread you’ll find that it has been an issue with users for more than 7 years and brought up repeatedly.
There is (was?) even a plugin created to address the issue. The devs did not respond when I asked whether this plugin addressed the issue and if so, would it be incorporated into core.
It seems that development for bbPress has basically stalled on all fronts:
http://www.ohloh.net/p/bbpress/commits/summary
look at the graph of commits! files modified in past 30 days: 14/month (avg for past year: 35 files per month) so dev activity has fallen by more than 50%
lines modified on avg per month in past year? 21,876
lines modified on avg for previous month? 21 (no not a typo, just 21)
I think this is because most of the same team works on both buddypress and bbpress and they have been paying attention to buddypress – which is fantastic! don’t get me wrong π but this means that bbpress development has been on ice basically.
Personally I think this issue should be the highest priority because there is nothing more fundamental than permalinks. And there is nothing more wrong than the way permalinks are being done right now with bbpress.
And don’t forget, this issue has been an ongoing thorn in the side of users for 7+ years and there was an attempted solution in the form of a plugin.
Many thanks!
You have solved a major bbPress option, an option that was missing!
Has this been fixed yet? Because I cannot find the solution. This fix would improve a lot of aspects of Bbpress.
Hi, I’m a bit confuzzled on what I am meant to do next, please can someone guide me through it..
An idiots guide if possible please π
Here’s what I did and where I’m up to..
1) – I downloaded a bbpress theme via http://www.bbshowcase.org
2) – Created a folder called “my-templates”
2) — /public_html/wp-content/themes/itheme2-child/bbpress/my-templates
3) – Extracted files and placed the “static” (theme name) folder into /my-templates
And that’s it.. I have hit a brick wall…
Where do I go from here and have I done everything correct so far? (I’m guessing not lol)
ok,
so given
No other plugins than bbpress
a theme of twentyten
and that you as user are set up with ‘participant’ or above authority
what exactly do you mean by ‘I cant add topic to forum’
Is this :
as a user in the front end?
as a participant or above in the back end?
what message are you getting, and when – eg “you cannot post topics…”
There are no issues using bbPress 2.5.3 and WordPress 3.9 they are 100% compatible.
Any issues will be as @phpnukes points out theme issues or plugin conflicts.
I suspect your issue @buzzybee24 is indeed a theme issue, check your themes faq and/or support sites for information on using your theme with bbPress v2.x. If you can’t find anything most likely you will need to make a copy of your themes page.php file and rename it to bbpress.php in your theme folder.
@phpnukes Your issue will be a plugin conflict as to why some of the items are missing in the dashboard.