[wittmania]

Version 1.0

This plugin automatically turns scripture references into links that will take the visitor to BibleGateway.com, where they can view the verse(s). The administrator can set the default version to one of more than a dozen available versions, including ESV, NIV, KJV, NASB, The Message, and so on.

The links are created dynamically each time a topic is loaded, so the actual text of the post is left alone. This is nice because it allows you to disable/delete the plugin without having to go back through and edit your posts to remove the extra markup.

This plugin is ideal for forums that are religious/spiritual in nature, as it will save your users a lot of time from having to hard-code links to passages they reference in their posts.

This plugin is almost entirely based on a similar WordPress plugin that does the same thing to WP posts. You can view the WP plugin here:

http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/Scripturizer

You can read more about the plugin, or download the latest version of bb-Scripture-Links, here:

http://blog.wittmania.com/bb-scripture-links

You can see a working demo here:

http://blog.wittmania.com/bbpress/topic/2

[fel64]

Why don’t you copy the code here or upload and link to it? If anyone’s interested they can modify it then.

[citizenkeith]

Did you put BOTH database tables and such in the SAME database? Like I said above here?

Yes, just like that, although I am not integrating my WP with bbPress.

As far as I know, you would only need to do what’s on this page right? Since we’re not talking about WP here at all?

That’s correct. That’s what I’ve been trying to figure out… I’m following those directions, but I still get these errors.

Sorry if I’m not much help..

Not a problem! I appreciate your efforts.

[Nola1974]

Excellent… Had a couple typos in there that I fixed, will post code when I’m done.

I’m actually trying to make a theme based on old dial-up BBSs. Fun, fun, fun. The menu is the hardest part, trying to get different options to show up depending on what page you’re on (forum/topic/etc…)

Here’s what I have so far:

http://fearandloathingbbs.com/forum/

Not quite ready for prime time .

[Null]

internet frustration

[spencerp]

Screw it, Trent…can you delete this thread for me man? If you want copy of it Trent, and then release it … go ahead man. I’ll send ya a zip or tar to your email addy then.

spencerp

[spencerp]

Sorry, my mind is waaay off here. I just have so much crap going through it on a daily basis it’s not funny sigh. Sorry if I’m not much help..

spencerp

[spencerp]

Did you put BOTH database tables and such in the SAME database? Like I said above here?

If you want, and IF I can find the stuff I had before.. I’ll post it back here. As for the stuff you’re talking about above there… couldn’t ya just change the references from WP database calls to bbPress calls?

As far as I know, you would only need to do what’s on this page right? Since we’re not talking about WP here at all?

https://codex.wordpress.org/User:RobLa/bbPress_Auth_for_MediaWiki

spencerp

[fel64]

Oh, bizarre. It must have edited it in somehow. Trent, could you take that out in case someone else comes along? My hour’s up.

Excellent!

[smurfdude]

Nevermind i figured it out. You put < code > tags on this line:

$topic_id = $wpdb->get_var(“SELECT topic_id FROM <code.>$posts_table</.code> WHERE <.code>post_id</.code> = $felpostID LIMIT 1;”);

Now it works great, big thanks!

[smurfdude]

I get this error on my comments page

WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘wp_bbpress_post_posts WHERE post_id =]

SELECT topic_id FROM wp_bbpress_post_posts WHERE post_id = 32 LIMIT 1;

[chrishajer]

I have no idea honestly. I am using WP with permalinks and bbP without permalinks and it works fine all over the place (FF and IE, Linux and Windows.)

I did notice with weirdness in the forum source:

<script type="text/javascript" src="'. bb_get_option('uri') .'my-plugins/bb-emoticons.php?bb_grins_output=javascript"></script>

Looks like the bb_get_option wasn’t wrapped in php tags? Maybe there are more things like that?

[fel64]

Wanting to integrate bb and wp more, I hacked up wp’s comments.php template 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.php template:

<?php

function felblogtotopicid( $felpostID ) {

global $table_prefix, $wpdb;

$posts_table = $table_prefix . "bbpress_post_posts";

$topic_id = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT topic_id FROM <code.>$posts_table</.code> WHERE <.code>post_id</.code> = $felpostID LIMIT 1;");

return $topic_id;

}

global $post, $wpdb;

if( $forumtopic = felblogtotopicid( $post->ID ) )	{

$bbprefix = get_option( 'wpbb_bbprefix' );

$replies = $wpdb->get_results( '

SELECT poster_id, post_text, post_time

FROM ' . $bbprefix . 'posts

WHERE topic_id = ' . $forumtopic

);

array_shift( $replies ); //takes off first entry, ie. starting post, and moves the rest back one

//$replies = array of object( poster_id, post_text, post_time ) for each post I think

echo "<ol>n"; //start of list

foreach( $replies as $reply ) {

$poster = get_userdata( $reply->poster_id );

$poster = $poster->user_login;

echo '<li class="thread">' . "n"

. '<div class="reply">' . "n"

. '<div class="poster">' . "n"

. "<strong>" . $poster . "</strong>n"

. "<span> @ " . $reply->post_time . "</span>n"

. "</div>n"

. '<div class="post">' . "n"

. $reply->post_text

. "</div>n"

. "</div>n"

. "</li>n";

}

echo "</ol>n"; //end of list

//$replylink = bb_add_replies_to_topic_link( $forumtopic );

$replylink = get_option( 'wpbb_path' );

echo '<h3><a href="' . $replylink . '">Reply!</a></h3>' . "n";



} else { ?>

and paste this at the very back:

<?php } //end else conditional for corresponding topic to blogpost ?>

Example here

[kernow]

fel64 wrote: How did you make it work?

Its easy to install really. You have the main tinymce folder which I opened and uploaded the contents to the ‘my-plugins’ folder. This is the mistake I made.

• Just upload the jscript folder within the tinymce folder to my-plugins
• Edit header.php in your bbpress template, adding the reference to the javascript

This is part of the code which I copied, which you put before the </head> closing tag in header.php.

<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript” src=”http://example.com/bbpress/my-plugins/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js”></script&gt;

Change to:

<script language=”javascript” type=”text/javascript” src=”my-plugins/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js”></script>

The FULL code you put in header php is the top of the page, but this bit is important.

[fel64]

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 . '"> &laquo; ' . $prevtext . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $nextlink . '">' . $nexttext . ' &raquo; </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'] . '"> &laquo; ' . $fni['prev']['title'] . '</a>' . $betweentext . '<a href="' . $fni['next']['link'] . '"> &laquo; ' . $fni['next']['title'] . '</a>';

}

}

?>

[fel64]

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.

[Nola1974]

you rule.

how about prev / next forums?

I plan on doing something kinda neat with this. you’re definitely getting thanks.

[fel64]

I suspect that this will work. Replace get_post_time() or whatever it is with

global $post;

echo $post->post_time;

(Remember to have the <?php … ?> tags around it!) If you want different formatting on that, I think that $post->post_time is a bit too much detail so you could instead have

global $post;

$lalaposttime = date( 'D M Y', strtotime( $post->post_id ) );

echo $lalaposttime;

You can change the way the date will appear by changing the first parameter (currently it’s ‘D M Y’) of the date() function. A list of how you can format dates is here.

[fel64]

The topic closed thing comes from the pagecount being too high. I think get_topic_last_post_link() must be screwing up – did the latest reply thing stop working immediately after recount? Not sure what the solution is, sorry. Perhaps get the latest version, see if the problem persists?

I just recounted on my forum (running 1.0-alpha), but it seems to still work.

[fel64]

There is now!

Save this in a file, call it sumting.php, and drop it into your my-plugins folder. 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>';

}

?>

[Nicki Faulk]

“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.

[chrishajer]

Ryan,

That is with the command line version? The -r just tells it to run the following code without the <?php ?> tags. Maybe they don’t have a command line version installed for your use.

Did you try the web php version?

–Chris

[citizenkeith]

bump

[stuboo]

@chrishajer

Thanks for the message. I got this error

Error in Argument 1, char 2: option not found r

Thanks,

Ryan

[benbeltran]

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