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Ahh, that’ll teach me to remember the difference between get_bbpress_thing() and bbpress_thing(). >_< Sorry.
Replace the code in there now with this.
Set the last parameter to true if you want it to return an array of information. To use this you would use code like this:
<?php $mytopicnavarray = feltopicnav( '', '', ' ', true, true );
echo '<a href="' . $mytopicnavarray['next']['link'] . '">Click here to go to the next topic!</a>'; ?>Use
<?php felforumnav(); ?>to get the forum navigation in a similar way to the topic navigation. It’s just a simple wrapper for what feltopicnav does, but it’s a bit easier to see what it’s supposed to do. Check the code for possible parameters.I won’t submit this as a proper plugin because the code is awkward. Maybe sometime I’ll recode it or someone else will.
<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Topic Navs;
Plugin URI:
Description: Put <?php feltopicnav(); ?> in a topic template to show links to the previous and next topics, and put in <?php felforumnav(); ?> to get basic next/previous forum navigation. More parameters such as $infoonly available.
Author: fel64
Version: 0.7
Author URI: http://www.loinhead.net/
*/
function feltopicnav( $nexttext = '', $prevtext = '', $betweentext = ' ', $lastpost = true, $infoonly = false, $forumnav = false; )
{
global $topic_id;
$nexttopic = $topic_id + 1;
$prevtopic = $topic_id - 1;
global $forum_id;
$nextforum = $forum_id + 1;
$prevforum = $forum_id - 1;
if( !$nexttext )
if( !$forumnav ) {
$nexttext = get_topic_title( $nexttopic );
} else {
$nexttext = get_forum_name( $nextforum );
}
if( !$prevtext )
if( !$forumnav ) {
$prevtext = get_topic_title( $prevtopic );
} else {
$prevtext = get_forum_name( $prevforum );
}
$prevtext = get_topic_title( $prevtopic );
if( $lastpost ) {
$nextlink = get_topic_last_post_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = get_topic_last_post_link( $prevtopic );
} else {
if( !$forumnav ) {
$nextlink = get_topic_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = get_topic_link( $prevtopic );
} else {
$nextlink = get_forum_link( $nextforum );
$prevlink = get_forum_link( $prevforum );
}
}
if( $infoonly ) {
$topicnavinfo['next']['title'] = $nexttext;
$topicnavinfo['next']['link'] = $nextlink;
$topicnavinfo['prev']['title'] = $prevtext;
$topicnavinfo['prev']['link'] = $prevlink;
return $topicnavinfo;
} else {
echo '<a href="' . $prevlink . '"> « ' . $prevtext . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $nextlink . '">' . $nexttext . ' » </a>';
}
}
function felforumnav( $nexttext = '', $prevtext = '', $betweentext = ' ', $infoonly = false )
{
$fni = feltopicnav( $nexttext, $prevtext, $betweentext, false, true, true );
if( $infoonly ) {
return $fni;
} else
echo '<a href="' . $fni['prev']['link'] . '"> « ' . $fni['prev']['title'] . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $fni['next']['link'] . '"> « ' . $fni['next']['title'] . '</a>';
}
}
?>Paste in
<?php global $post;
$lalaposttime = date( 'D M Y', strtotime( $post->post_id ) );
echo $lalaposttime; ?>anywhere you like outside other
<?php ... ?>tags. So you could put it next to the code snippet you quoted. If you use Notepad 2 or something it makes it a lot easier by colour-coding these things.The fact that it’s spread out over several lines doesn’t make a difference when it’s inside the
<?php ... ?>tags.
you rule.
how about prev / next forums?
I plan on doing something kinda neat with this. you’re definitely getting thanks.
There is now!
Save this in a file, call it
sumting.php, and drop it into yourmy-pluginsfolder. Then put<?php feltopicnav(); ?>somewhere in a topic template. Not tested, so please tell me if it works.<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Topic Navs;
Plugin URI:
Description: Put <?php feltopicnav(); ?> in a topic template to show links to the previous and next topics. Optional parameters are $nexttext, $prevtext, $betweentext and $lastpost.
Author: fel64
Version: 0.7
Author URI: http://www.loinhead.net/
*/
function feltopicnav( $nexttext = '', $prevtext = '', $betweentext = ' ', $lastpost = true )
{
global $topic_id;
$nexttopic = $topic_id + 1;
$prevtopic = $topic_id - 1;
if( !$nexttext )
$nexttext = topic_title( $nexttopic );
if( !$prevtext )
$prevtext = topic_title( $prevtopic );
if( $lastpost ) {
$nextlink = topic_last_post_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = topic_last_post_link( $prevtopic );
} else {
$nextlink = topic_link( $nexttopic );
$prevlink = topic_link( $prevtopic );
}
echo '<a href="' . $prevlink . '">' . $prevtext . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $nextlink . '">' . $nexttext . '</a>';
}
?>“What I ended up doing was removing the forum registration”
That’s exactly what I did for mine. Instead, I just pointed to the WP register link and that works out beautifully for me.
yeah
it should … li uses display:list-item and uses different properties … like line-height instead of height and it behaves differently in some contexts.In some cases using the default display mode it would overlap with other items, but with display:block; it stretches properly
It’s a hard problem to explain – if you go into a thread and quote somebody, it shows up in the MCE as
<blockquote> quote </blockquote>In the editor, it kind of locks you into blockquote mode – first, the quote is indented, which isnt so much of a problem as it is just a display discrepancy as the quotes aren’t indented in posts..
however, when you hit return, the next paragraph shows up as a new blockquote and doesnt default back to plain text inside the editor, and you have to hit tinyMCE’s ‘outdent’ button.
More or less a pain, but one that might get people to stop posting
Thanks. Yeah I hear where you’re coming from, TinyMCE slows my site down a bit and im having trouble with blockquotes, but you can slim it down and make it tiny, so i’ll stick with it for now… ive already started copying over all my emotions into it
Like fckEditor…
But to be honest, these scripts are too big for bbPress. bbPress only supports
a blockquote br code em strong ul ol liand not colors, images, tables, font types etc.I am thinking of writing a wysiwyg editor that only supports these standard markups and when an extention/plugin is installed (smilies, images) it will support these too. And it will be skinable ofcourse to match the theme installed.
But I am a busy man, so this will not happen anytime soon
@ box87, can you give me/sent me what you have changed and where? This error also seems to effect people that use php 5+, so if your changes fixes these errors, I realy would like to have them
(mauricederegt[at]gmail.com)About adding menutabs (not pages); it will be in the next release. You can create new tabs in the admin area and drag&drop them around. Only downside is that the tabs won’t be highlighted when you are on the page where the new tab points too. This has to do with the bb_location and knowing-on-what-page-you-are issue (is_pagename) .
It already is possible to automaticly add a menu tab to your list when activating a plugin that has a page on its own (like the memberlist plugin). But I need to do some more testing for this and documentation of how to do this will proberly be released when bbPress 1.0 (with plugin activation) is released (cause the way this works can be changed)…
Also I am thinking of rewriting this plugin after the bbPress 1.0 release to use jQuery. 1.0 uses this libary, so why not make use of this and reduce the extra files needed to drag&drop the tabs around
Well for now, send me your fix so I can put it in the next release. Big things are ahead!
Wanting to integrate bb and wp more, I hacked up wp’s
comments.phptemplate to get replies in the forum to show up below posts in the wp section of the site too.This currently requires the bbPress Post plugin.
Fairly simple job: find the corresponding topic, get the replies, and output them. My solution should work for you, too, if you have bbPress post installed and activated as a wp plugin. Code’s below.
I want to make it possible to reply to the topic from the wp section of the site if you’re logged in. Obviously I could make queries to insert the post into the database, but I’d like to use the bb API so it can be validated correctly, hooks are called etc. Not sure how I would go about making it accessible. Currently calling any bb functions returns the “undefined function” error; how can I make them available for use?
Paste this in front of the rest of your wp
comments.phptemplate:and paste this at the very back:
<?php } //end else conditional for corresponding topic to blogpost ?>Example here