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Actually I have both of those sites already in the list
I was going to try to get the list out this weekend but sadly I will not have as much time as I hoped to work on it. But it’s coming along.
I’ll say this much about bbPress sites compared to most other forum software – very few of them look alike.
The theme is Blix, and I’ve modified the hell out of it. The headers from the WordPress theme are loaded into bbpress. It’d take some work I’m not willing to put in to make this a bbpress theme
There already is a trac for this made. Since mdwaffe made a ajax posting plugin for bbPress and he also builds this forum, I think there is a big change we’ll get it back.
With any luck, perhaps in the next release
Hi i found that the bbpress had ajax utility for posting rea but it removed i don;t know the reasons!
but i think everyone will be agree with me it would be nice if there is ajax plugin for bbpress post area
fastY easy and user friendly feature i hav no technichal knowledge so who like to start it…
i will test it and get feed back
_ck_ ?
What about mine?
I’d like to add a dropdown menu which lets the user jump between the different forums, latest discussions, and favorites. I’d love a little help with this
Thank you! I lost my password to the support forums in a computer crash but now I’m back to show my delayed gratitude
Well I have read and searched many articles to fix my issue, but still no luck. I have problems uploading the order of the lists when you press submit using bbmenu.
I know I have to use the serialize option from interface (jQuery), the question only is HOW? How do I get the order updated using it?
Some stuff I’ve read:
SortSerialize
This function returns the hash and an object (can be used as arguments for $.post) for every sortables in the page or specific sortables. The hash is based on the ‘id’ attributes of container and items.
Code sample:
serial = $.SortSerialize('sortable1');
alert(serial.hash);And some interesting stuff here:
The save button function uses the SortSerialize function and some regExp to
get a comma-delimited list of the movie IDs and sends it to a generic
webservice:
$("[EMAIL PROTECTED]").click(function(){
var serial = $.SortSerialize();
//alert( serial );
var idList = serial.hash.replace(/sortableList[]=/gi,'').replace(/
&/g,',');
//alert( idList );
var collectionId = new String( $("[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$=hiddenCollectionId]").val() );
if (collectionId != "undefined") {
$.ajax({
type: "GET",
url: "Handlers/Movies.ashx",
dataType: "html",
data: "action=savecollection&overwrite=true&collectionId=" +
collectionId + "&iList=" + idList,
success: function(msg){
$("span#updatemsg").html( msg );
}
});
}
return false;
});(cool:
$.ajaxis included in jQuery?)Any 1 can help me figure this out? The jQuery forum (google groups) is just too sucky (no post appears when I want to add my question) to get any help from.
To see what I have now download:
http://www.sourceskins.com/bbmenu2.0alpha.zip
How to use this Alpha build?
You MUST have bbmenu 1.2 installed. When installed and running succesfull, deactiate the plugin. Now upload this alpha build and activate it. You can now drag and drop the menu tabs (using jQuery yeah), but saving wont work (the save button is “empty”).
Thx for the help
You should put up a donate button on your page… or just get really familiar with vim
I’m thinking that 0.05 seconds to render a page is really quite good for most sites… I can’t seem to find a big forum that includes the render time in the page source.
What I’ve been thinking about, however, is that a customizable caching plugin would be really useful, especially for the really old posts that are mostly viewed via a google search. Been reading through the wp-cache2 source to see if there’s really all that much to it.
Is there a plugin that forces new user registrations to be approved by the keymaster?
I’m interested in this feature too. (Hint hint)
Simple forum for discussing some of my mac software.
Just put it up, so not exactly a whole lot of content yet
. bbPress rocks.
