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IMHO validation is just a syntax check and the least of bbPress problems right now.
The most useful doctype for the next decade is:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">Get back to me when a browser DOESN’T support that
Makes life sooo much easier. Then posts can contain <b>, <u>, <s> and <i> and all sorts of standards people have been used to for the last decade instead of reinventing the wheel!
Now instead go round up a dozen php plugin developers and get them onboard and we’ll have some real momentum
“Of course this blocks admin too which is bad so”
I have no reason to use the forums that I wish to restrict. Im only using them for titles sake
Thanks for commenting
I fixed this problem
the topic_views plugin was also sending out a session and did not have the @ symbol in place.
All is fixed ^^
Topic: Session header problem
When including wp-config.php in my config.php with this code:
<?php require_once(‘/home/path/public_html/wp-blog-header.php’); ?>
I get this error
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at /public_html/wp-blog-header.php:29) in
Everything works its just this message showing up. I read in one plugin support page when I was searching through google that I have to edit the session code to say :
@session_start();
Although.. i’m not quite sure where..
Thanks for the lengthy response
It is kind of strange that forum permissions was not their main priority when creating this package. I don’t want this to dampen how I feel about bbpress though. Since the private forums feature works it already fixes half of my problem.
One easy workaround for now would be to manually close all your posted topics in a forum.
I dont see how this would prevent users from creating new topics altogether. These parent forums are simply supposed to act as titles… i’ll see if I can find anything in the code to fix this.
^^
Or simply don’t let the post be made with titles that get sanitized into nothingness, or better yet, titles that are shorter than X characters – something like:
function title_regulation($text) {
if (strlen(trim($text))<
bb_die(__('Your title is too short, please say something meaningful!'));
if (strlen($text)>80)
bb_die(__('Your title is too long!'));
return $text;
}
add_filter('pre_topic_title', 'title_regulation',100);hi again
)al of you know that notification email is very important for tracing a post
i am using post – notification plug in
but it need to be better:
don’t send any email until you visit the post from your email link
i got crazy this month because for every new post i will give notification email and the trafficked of my forum is high
many other forum systems have this feature
so i recommend this:
an option for users to select didgist summary or per post or until he/she visit(default!)
Topic: Images, a pain in my side…
First off, sorry mods if this is a double post. I left a comment on the Allow Images plugin page, but I don’t think many people read those comments unless they themselves are having a problem. So I thought I would be better off starting a new topic.
I’ve been stumbling with getting images to work on my bbpress 0.8.2.1 forums for a day or two now. For some reason the Allow Images 0.7.1 plugin doesn’t work for me. When I post an image it gets truncated down to <img /> in the database.
I’ve tried using the two spaces before the ending slash – No Luck
I’ve also tried editing the bbpress core files like meeciteewurkor recommended – No Luck.
I did notice that if I used phpmyadmin to edit the database manually and put the
<img src="http://domain.com/image.jpg" />code into a post the image shows up. So there has got to be a function that is filtering out the src part of the image tag or something
Anyone have any suggestions? Is there a function I should be looking at in particular?
Nope, once a month mdawaff comes out of his cave, fixes a ton of bugs and crawls back again.
No 1 can find him afterwards, no 1 knows when he will appear again….
And one day, you check this site and a new release is there…..
The end
I had a user write a post with this title:
This creates a post like this:
* http://www.kosmosity.com/forums/topic/?replies=1#post-2
I’m using the “slug” option on this test forum which uses the default theme and bbPress 0.8.2.1. It looks like the
is being sanitized to “” (an empty string), which confuses bbPress and leads to that topic resolving to an error page. On the test forum to which I just linked, I have no plugins except WordPress Integration.Has anybody else run into this bug? Is there an existing workaround? If other people can replicate this bug, I’ll create a ticket in Trac. Also, if there’s no existing workaround, I’ll try to create a plugin workaround.
Thanks,
Bob
I have a certain user at my forum http://www.doublepeace.se/forum and some of his posts aren’t showing up for the rest of us. He took a printscreen and showed me the post but when I went to the topic myself I couldn’t see it. This has only happened to this particular user. Any ideas?
Actually… that wasnt such an elegant solution @_@ If logged in it redirects me to the control panel.. and when I access bbpress directly it still redirects
Maybe its because I dont have an ifelse going on.. not sure.Out of curiosities sake.. isnt there a way I can disable the wordpress control panel for subscribers and have them redirect to the bbpress profile page? That would be awesome…
>_>
Hey man.. thanks for your reply. And yes I’ve went extensively through all the hacks. (By the way you made some wicked ones… without your contributions bbpress wouldnt be so awesome)
Vbulletin might have been around for a very long time but its so generic it makes my head hurt. Every vbulletin site you come across looks the same and its pretty hard to customize. Sure you can edit the templates quite heavily but it still heavily depends on tables and executes one massive css file.. even though most of their style attributes is stuck on tables @_@ Sure bbpress uses tables but definitely in a more elegant way.. (frankly I wouldnt want any tables on my page to start with.. will make a theme later thats css only)
I like the idea of having a very small bare bone forum install that can be extended from there.. I’m sure in no time the plugins will be in the core where its just a matter of switching it on in the admin panel. Either way, the plugins are pretty easy to install anyway.
As for my problem.. I made a relatively elegant fix!
add this at the top of your header.php
<?php if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) { ?><?php
header("location:http:/......../wp-login.php?redirect_to=%2F");
exit;
?>
<?php } ?>
Got my site almost sorted now.. just need to find a way to make a tickbox in “post-form.php” that sets the thread to go to favourites
As well as perhaps a tickbox next to the comment button
Topic: Problem with SMTP port
I installed bbPress version 0.8.2.1 on Windows XP Pro SP2 with Apache 2.2.4 and PHP 5.2.3. I installed a few plugins, and everything worked fine. However, when I tried to register a new user for testing, I couldn’t receive the e-mail with the password.
I checked the error log and found this:
[Sat Aug 18 21:18:09 2007] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Warning: mail() [<a href='function.mail'>function.mail</a>]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini or use ini_set() in
\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\forums\bb-includes\registration-functions.php on line 105, referer: http://127.0.0.1/forums/register.phpMost things on Apache and PHP are set to default, so I’m not sure if I skipped any processes. I’ve been having trouble with SMTP for a long time now.
