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Topic: Topics marked as spam
Hello,
I’m a super admin on a new WordPress install with one sub site (the main site).
When I posted to BBPress my post gets this message:
This topic is marked as spam.
…and when I go to Topics there are no topics.
…and I can’t seem to find the Spam folder anywhere to select the topic and tell BBPress that it’s not spam.
I know I’m new but please be patient with me.
Thank you,
Chris
Hi,
Using bbP 2.3.2 on WP 3.6.
This may seem silly but isn’t using a user’s username (aka their login username) in their public profile url a reduction in security?
In any case, I want to see if there is any possibility to change that. the main reason is that for other reasons we have used people’s email addresses as the usernames when creating accounts. This made some sense at the time but provides an issue where now that we have added bbPress, people’s profile url includes their email address. something most of them will probably not like, and is reduction in security and privacy.
Is there a way to make it something like http://www.sitename.com/users/firstname_lastname/ instead?
or is there any other ideas as how to solve this dilemma?
Thanks
I just set up my first bbpress forum (WP 3.6 and bbPress 2.3.2). I’m using Genesis with the Eleven40 child theme. I also installed the bbPress Genesis Extend plugin.
For what it is worth, this problem does NOT happen using the Twenty Twelve theme. So it is likely related to the Genesis and Eleven40 child theme combo.
The problem I’m having is that the url “mysite/forums,” leads NOT to the forum index, but instead to a strange page that pulls a graphic from my theme and puts the following text on the page:
“Search for: Living With A Urinary Catheter › Forums Forum Topics Posts Freshness General Discussion Introduce yourself and talk about all things catheter related. 2 2 26 minutes ago Ken Theriot Urethral Strictures And Their Treatments Discussions about urethral strictures, their symptoms, treatments, success rates and surgery recovery. 0 0 No Topics”
Here is a link: http://livingwithacatheter.com/forums/
I have set up a page called “Community Forums” on which I have put the index shortcode, and the link to that, which I have in my NAV menu, works great. It leads here:
It would be an issue except that there is a clickable link in the breadcrumbs that leads to the weird /forums page (Living With A Urinary Catheter › Forums › General Discussion) – the “Forums” part of the breadcrumb path.
Is there a way I can at least correct the link destination of “Forums” in the breadcrumbs?
Thanks!
Ken
Hi,
Before installing BBPress I had around 45 members of my site that registered via WordPress.
I’ve had new members since I installed BBPress but only some show up as members. If you browse to the members section of my site it says there are 18 members. There was 16 members this morning and 10 new ones have registered today but they BBPress forums are not counting them as members.
My website is http://www.whichinvestmenttrust.com If you click on members it states there is 18 but there are a lot more than 18 so why is it counting them up wrong?
I’m stuck. If you have any suggestions or need more information please respond. I’d love to hear from you.
Many thanks, Dice
Hey there,
I have set up the bbpress plugin for wordpress, so far everything worked as it should, only one thing didnt work: the username and his/hers profile pic are not aligned. How can i fix this?
check http://www.asdfarchitects.com/forums
Thanks alot!!!
Hi,
I set up a new site with buddypress, bbpress and some other plugins.
I did not change the user capabilities for the subscribers.
My Problem is that users can use the “edit this page” link that is placed at the bottom of a page that contains a topic (and the viewing user is author of this topic) that leads the user to the backend (/wp-admin/post.php?post=83716&action=edit for example).
There the user is able to change the published date, the status (sticky, ..) of the topic, the text etc.I think this is not normal… Subscibers should not be able to access the backend and to change published topics…
My subscribers do not have any edit_posts capabilities. They have just “level 0” and “read” as capability shown in the user role editor.
Is there a problem known that might depend on one of the modules that is installed at my site?
How can I get users not to be able to edit their topics?
I use the following modules:
akismet
bbpress-stay-checked
buddypress
buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type
events-manager
user-role-editor
bbpress
bp-force-profile
buddypress-activity-plus
cd-bp-avatar-bubble
gd-bbpress-tools
regenerate-thumbnails
view-own-posts-media-only
bbpress-post-toolbar
bp-profile-search
buddypress-media
easy-wp-smtp
tdlc-birthdays
wp-ffpc
bbpress-simple-advert-units
buddymobile
buddypress-recaptcha
erident-custom-login-and-dashboard
nextend-facebook-connect
ultimate-tinymce
wp-hide-dashboardThanks for your help!
I am using WordPress 3.6, bbPress 2.3.2 on http://www.hphe.net
On the bbpress forums pages, when I try to view so-and-so’s profile, it is not displaying properly…it’s all squashed to the left side and impossible to read. I am extremely new to any type of coding. I went with WordPress to avoid having to know a lot of coding.
I appreciate any help!
(I thought I posted yesterday but don’t see it under my profile. If duplicate, mods know what to do)
WP 3.5.1 with bbPress. Click topic in one forum (I.e. domain.com/general/topic) and it shows 11 posts with 10 per page. Click page 2 and it brings you to a new forum and topic.
Yesterday I tested and it brought me not to the 11th post but another forum and topic (domain.com /sports/twins). Just checked now and it brings up a different forum and topic than yesterday.
I need to know how to fix this. I’m thinking a temp fix is to allow 20 topics per page as the site is new. I’m just hoping I can do that.
But I need a perm fix so it stays on topic.
(The site is for mature folks so I can give our leader, Justin, the URL but won’t post it).