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Kein Problem, kann ich lesen.
I think that problem with the feeds is easily fixable. Look for spaces before and after <?php and ?>, and possibly check if this works for you otherwise (you may have to look for a similar mistake in bb rather than in wp).
Just set the Post_status to “1” if the poster is anonymous and check your ACP daily
(sorry for my bad english)
Might have asked what you wanted straight away.
So open your theme’s functions.php and add this:function is_bbpress() {
global $bb;
return $bb ? true : false;
}Off the top of my head, but should work anyway. Try it.
In wordpress you can use conditional tags -> http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags to display different content according to the page that is being displayed.
Well, after having wp and bb integrated and displaying wp sidebar in bbpress, is it possible to define conditional tags for bbpress or bbpress folders?
The FAQ was really helpful for me. Just like Nitallica, I always try to figure it out by myself first
Ok, I found it!
Hah. It was in Akismet. They were marked as spam. But where do I go from here? I don’t want to disable Akisment and get overrun by real spam!
Cool!
Yeah, I haven’t really done much in PHP. And I basically hacked this plugin up in two evening sessions.
Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll have a look at the code again.
)Actually the number of posts stuff was an idea that didn’t pan out.
The two functions for new/unread were actually that there initially was just the unread stuff, then I added the “new” check so it would bold new topics. I need a different one for the topic_link filter, cause I don’t want to change the link for brand new topics.
Err, no.
I read your description here. I thought about that approach before but I like the time-based implementation, especially as my hosting is a bit creaky (and edit: having come to the finish of this post, I realise that it’s actually not that bad at all! Maybe it is a good idea, especially as it’s a lot more convenient). It’s good that you’ve done it though, and cool that you’re sharing it (in the face of adversity ). I hope you don’t mind; here’s some suggested changes that could speed things up a lot.For installing the table, you may want to use
bb_dbDelta()(should work exactly as wp’s implementation: https://codex.wordpress.org/Creating_Tables_with_Plugins ).There are also a lot of queries made that you could probably avoid. For example, in the topic listing the current topic will be in the global $topic, and you can get its last_post_id by this:
$last_post_in_topic = $topic->topic_last_post;You can do the same for the number of posts.
Every column in the table will be available as a member variable (don’t know how familiar you are with PHP? Member variables are just like above, $member->!!!member_variable!!!) – that’s true for users, posts, topics and forums alike. (Meta entries are too, if there’s an entry topic_colour in the topicmeta table you can call it by $topic->topic_colour.)
Right now you’re making at least three additional queries per topic:
if ( utplugin_is_topic_unread($topic, $user) || utplugin_is_topic_new($topic, $user) )utplugin_is_topic_unread() makes three queries. If it’s not unread, it’ll check if it’s new, too, which is another two. For the default 30 topics, that’s 90 – 150 additional database queries per single view of a page. Since db queries are usually the bottlenecks in website speed that could be a problem. (_ck_ would probably blow an artery.)
By using the already-queried stuff from
global $topicyou can cut that down to one or two topics per query. Also, in utplugin_is_topic_new() you’re using exactly the same value again, but making a new query for it, if I see that right. You could either move the check to utplugin_is_topic_unread() (which would return true for unread and for new) or make that a global itself.That would make it at most one query per topic.
Finally, IIRC data for all topics on the page is being called in a single query. If you can find the right filter or hook, you may find that you can get all the relevant topic_ids at once, at the start, then do a _single_ query on your table that gets data for all of them, make that a static (so it’s preserved every time the function is called) and use that data every time. Then the overhead generated by your plugin wouldn’t even be so bad.
Well I’m allowed atleast one misconception aren’t I?
WordPress has the same weird approval stage. But what I don’t get is that I wasn’t given a chance to upload either the plugin or the readme, I just input the name of the plugin and the whole process hinges on that one name.
Started wondering if I was at all comfortable with “Unread Topics” as a name
Anyway, did you look at the plugin fel?
Don’t get too comfortable on your position in the list
As I get more time to code it and add more data, the positions keep slipping. Now almost 1500 sites with ~1100 or so listed.
I found this to trace functions. But I don’t have access to the php.ini file so there’s no way I can install it
I’m using wordpress mu so I’m sure that there is a big discrepancy
Is there a way that I can trace which functions are called when a post is made? That why I can follow the execution with and without the wordpress functions loaded and find out what the difference is?
Would you mind giving me a quick instruction on how to do that? I mean, are we talking a simple search and replace get_option() to bb_get_option() in particular files? or even one file? If that’s the case, easy enough, so be it. but..?
In all honesty, I really just want to be able to have people upload a zip file and have it extract and post thumbnails to a thread. Anyone should/would be able to do this. Sadly with NGG, you can only have the admin do it.
Are there any other mods out there that allow this?
