[Robin W]

untested but try

$forum = bbp_forum_id() ;
$parent = wp_get_post_parent_id($forum) ;
if (!empty($parent)) {
 echo esc_html( get_the_title($parent) ) ;
}

[alekspayne]

How can I fix the dubbing of responses and topics in the activity filter in some templates in bbpress 2.6.4?

                <select id="activity-filter-by">
                    <option value="-1">— Everything —</option>

                    <option value="new_member">New Members</option>
<option value="updated_profile">Profile Updates</option>
<option value="activity_update">Updates</option>
<option value="bbp_topic_create">Topics</option>
<option value="bbp_reply_create">Replies</option>

        <option value="bbp_topic_create">Topics</option>
        <option value="bbp_reply_create">Replies</option>

                </select>

[ashifahmed]

I am using the bbPress forum on my Android Blog (Droidfeats forum) but unable to get the breadcrumbs as I don’t use the Yoast Breadcrumbs feature.

I tried to search in this forum several times but unable to get any custom breadcrumbs plugin specific to bbPress forum pages.

Why I don’t use Yoast breadcrumbs is because it’s for the entire site. I don’t want breadcrumbs over the whole site’s post because it destroys my site layout and ad positioning. But I only want them on my forum pages and topics.

Is there any way to get it? Or any code to implement on Snippets?

[Chuckie]

I was told that :

https%3A%2F%2Fwww.publictalksoftware.co.uk%2Fxxx%2F%3Ftopic%3Dthis-is-a-test%26paged%3D3%23post-5572

is not a very “pretty” link. I don’t rightly know. But how is this url created? Does bbPress format it like this?

I tried deactivating everything except bbpress and the links were still like that.

In short, is this by design?

[Robin W]

no I can’t – you would need code to create the ability to upload a csv file into bbpress – and that is beyond free help

[Robin W]

newer versions of php no longer like that code – use this

add_filter( 'bbp_get_user_edit_profile_url', 'rew_redirect');

function rew_redirect () {
$url = 'https://www.facebook.com/' ;
return $url ;
}

[David13_13]

Hey!

I’ve used this code in my child theme functions.php:

add_filter( 'bbp_get_user_edit_profile_url', 'http://example.com');

But it doesnt work, if I now click “Edit” it does nothing instead of go to example.com

Thanks

[Ellis Benus]

I did something very similar to what you suggested. I hadn’t found the ‘bbp_new_reply_post_extras’ action so I tied it into wp_insert_post.

I added a drop-menu/select field inside form-reply.php which I’m able to then access the data through the $_POST['d20_char'] variable in the wp_insert_post action.

I’m populating that select box by simply running a wp_query and selecting all the CPT Characters and populating them. I will eventually limit that list of Characters based on a User’s role, and who the author of the Character is. DMs can post as Player’s Characters, and players can post as more than 1 character. (I’m not sure yet how I’m going to allow other people to use the website with their players and character lists, but I’ll cross that bridge some day in the future)

Below is the really rudimentary version of my code. I will be adding a $post->post-type check to make sure I will then only the run code if a reply is being created, and also a check to make sure the POST data I’m looking for is present.

function rpg_bbp_new_topic_handler( $post_id , $post , $update ) {
	
	update_post_meta( $post_id , 'd20_char' , $_POST['d20_char'] );
	
} add_action( 'wp_insert_post', 'rpg_bbp_new_topic_handler', 10, 3 );

[Robin W]

I did some thinking around this last night.

Basically bbpress looks for an author ID in the posts table.

Now there’s a hook in the topic/reply handlers (topic for topics, reply for replies, so they mirror) after a topic/reply is created.

do_action( ‘bbp_new_reply_post_extras’, $reply_id );

so if each of your characters has a WordPress user ID, then you could just hook to this, and change the post author to the worpress user ID.

so say

add_action ('bbp_new_reply_post_extras' , 'your function') ;

function your_function ($reply_id) {
$id = [either use the $_POST if still available and maybe have the value as the WordPress user ID , or get_post_meta for d20_character in the reply_id and do a look up to translate value to WordPress user ID]
$my_post = array(
      'ID'           =>$reply_id,
      'post_author'   => $id,
      );
 
// Update the post into the database
  wp_update_post( $my_post );

}

that way each topic/reply has a real author that happens to be your character chosen in the topic/reply form.
that would save a ton of coding in the output, and risk of missing one and exposing the real user.

[Robin W]

nothing exists as far as I know. Like everything it could be coded, but beyond free help.

[Robin W]

ok, this may or may nogt work

can you download this file

RSS Test

and then open it and paste the contents into code snippets ion the php/code section

then let me know if it does anything (at all!!)

[Robin W]

ok, let me play with some code and come back

[Lars Henriksen]

Hi Robin

Thanks for answering.
If ‘technical’ means able to fiddle with readymade code snippets, then yes.
If it means actual coding skills, the no 🙂

Lars

[Robin W]

one of the most annoying things in bbpress and a regular topic !

Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1

item 8 is your starting point

come back if you need further help

[Robin W]

create a page called ‘whatever’ and put the code
[bbp-forum-index]

in it

foren will become ‘whatever’

[wilc097]

I’m sorry , it does not indeed.

Edit: I’m sorry, I now understand the 3 and the 10 are add_filter inputs to set priority and number of arguments…

Your code works, thanks a lot. I have been to fast in my replies without proper testing.

[wilc097]

I have been looking at the function more closely, and think the correct code is as follows:

add_filter ('bbp_get_reply_position' , 'rew_redo_reply_position') ;

function rew_redo_reply_position ($reply_id=0, $topic_id=0) {
	// Get required data
	$reply_id       = bbp_get_reply_id( $reply_id );

			// Get topic ID
			$topic_id = ! empty( $topic_id )
					? bbp_get_topic_id( $topic_id )
					: bbp_get_reply_topic_id( $reply_id );

			// Post is not the topic
			if ( $reply_id !== $topic_id ) {
					$reply_position = bbp_get_reply_position_raw( $reply_id, $topic_id );

					// Update the reply position in the posts table so we'll never have
					// to hit the DB again.
					if ( ! empty( $reply_position ) ) {
							bbp_update_reply_position( $reply_id, $reply_position );
					}

			// Topic's position is always 0
			} else {
					$reply_position = 0;
			}

	// Bump the position by one if the topic is included in the reply loop
	if ( ! bbp_show_lead_topic() ) {
			$reply_position++;
	}

	// Filter & return
	return (int) apply_filters( 'rew_redo_reply_position', $reply_id, $topic_id );
}

[Robin W]

yes, the function seems to look up the reply position and if it exists, does not change it

Put this in your child theme’s function file – or use

Code Snippets

add_filter ('bbp_get_reply_position' , 'rew_redo_reply_position', 10 , 3 ) ;

function rew_redo_reply_position ($reply_position, $reply_id, $topic_id) {
		// Get required data
		$reply_id       = bbp_get_reply_id( $reply_id );
		
			// Get topic ID
			$topic_id = ! empty( $topic_id )
				? bbp_get_topic_id( $topic_id )
				: bbp_get_reply_topic_id( $reply_id );

			// Post is not the topic
			if ( $reply_id !== $topic_id ) {
				$reply_position = bbp_get_reply_position_raw( $reply_id, $topic_id );

				// Update the reply position in the posts table so we'll never have
				// to hit the DB again.
				if ( ! empty( $reply_position ) ) {
					bbp_update_reply_position( $reply_id, $reply_position );
				}

			// Topic's position is always 0
			} else {
				$reply_position = 0;
			}
		

		// Bump the position by one if the topic is included in the reply loop
		if ( ! bbp_show_lead_topic() ) {
			$reply_position++;
		}

		// Filter & return
		return (int) apply_filters( 'rew_redo_reply_position', $reply_position, $reply_id, $topic_id );
	}

and come back with whether that fixes, it may not retro fix, so you may need to delete another reply to get it to work.

[Robin W]

no not that file, the functions file in your child theme. If you don’t have a child theme, or don’t know what that means, use the code snippets plugin.

[Scordisian]

Thnx for the quick reply. Just to make sure, you mean the bbpress-functions.php file right?

Also, I noticed some other pieces of code that are not directly found in the template files like these. So a seperate bbpress file might be very handy.

[Robin W]

Put this in your child theme’s function file – or use

Code Snippets

and change “bbp-topic-tags” to whatever you want

add_filter ('bbp_before_get_topic_tag_list_parse_args' , 'rew_change_class' ) ;

function rew_change_class ($args) {
	$args['before'] = '<div class="bbp-topic-tags"><p>' . esc_html__( 'Tagged:', 'bbpress' ) . '&nbsp;' ;
return $args ;
}

[Scordisian]

Hello,

I was wondering. The following <?php bbp_topic_tag_list(); ?>
call the tags from what I can see. But where can I change the preceding class="bbp-topic-tags".

I want to change the class name.

Thnx.

[Robin W]

add_shortcode (‘kiki-greet’ , ‘kiki_greet’ ) ;
function kiki_greet() {
$user = wp_get_current_user() ;
echo '<div="kiki-greet">'.$user->display_name.'</div>' ;
}

try again

[Kikis]

I got an error why using the code

[Robin W]

wrap it in some <div>‘s

add_shortcode (‘kiki-greet’ , ‘kiki_greet’ ) ;
function kiki_greet() {
$user = wp_get_current_user() ;
echo '<div="kiki-greet">.$user->display_name.'</div> ;
}

then style the div name (which can be anything unique – I just called it kiki-greet)