[fel64]

Most of us using bbpress are using wordpress as well.

Are you sure?

I would like a great degree of integration too, mainly blogpost/topics and comments/replies, but we may be in the minority.

[maxbear]

Most of us using bbpress are using wordpress as well. All we want is add the forum feature to our blog easily. If bbpress can just embed in a wordpress page, it will be much easier for us to work with both script. Just my thought

[fel64]

There’s probably a filter similar to latest_topics, where you could check if the forum name is the same as the one you want to get rid of.

[Null]

PHP5 only

I for one still run PHP4.x (well my host company does), don’t know what the majority runs, but I don’t think that is PHP5…

Like this plugin though! What was fixed, changed?

[Null]

Ah going to try that tonight. Don’t know why, but I never understood forms :S (perhaps cause there are many different ways to do this…) I am going to print this one and mine and compare them. Thx for the help, learned something today

Quote:

and you have to be a bit more specific about your forms submit name to distinguish it from other plugins

Well that could explain why it updated on its own

Thx

[Sam Bauers]

You are missing the API hooks, and you have to be a bit more specific about your forms submit name to distinguish it from other plugins.

The code below is at least a step closer, notice the change to the name of the submit button and to the if conditional in the update_bbportal function. The specified action allows that function to be called when the admin header is loaded.

You will also have to pull the values you insert into the options back out again to re-populate the form on the same page.

// Add action for the admin area to process the form

add_action('bb_admin-header.php','update_bbportal');



// Show form

function bbportal_form() {

?>

<h2><?php _e('Portal Management'); ?></h2>

<h3><?php _e('Portal settings'); ?></h3>

<form action="" method="post">

<table>

<tr><th scope="row"><label for="forum_id"><?php _e('Where do you want to pull the topics from?'); ?></th>

<td><?php forum_dropdown(); ?></label></td>

</tr>

<tr><th scope="row"><?php _e('Number of topics on the portal:'); ?></th>

<td><input type="text" name="number_of_topics" id="number_of_topics" /></td>

</tr>

</table>

<p class="submit alignleft"><input name="submitPortal" type="submit" value="<?php _e('Submit'); ?>" />



</form>

<?php

}



// Update portal

function update_bbportal() {

if (isset($_POST['submitPortal'])) {

bb_update_option( 'pforum_id', $_POST['forum_id'] );

bb_update_option( 'number_of_topics', $_POST['number_of_topics'] );

}

}

Well, at least that is one way to do it.

[Calitoe]

Gracias por la traducción, lonemadm, yo he cambiado la traducción de “bozo” a “petardo” en lugar de “tonto”. También valen “pesado”, “plasta”, “incordio”… Lo que se diga más en vuestras tierras

[Null]

Nice we also need a list of available APIs

[fel64]

Rather than just keeping private notes on the hooks and filters I found, I thought it best to maybe start a list here with everyone, just as a rough working documentation of the hooks and filters.

For future ref/for people that don’t know, a hook is a means of bbPress making your plugin run every time a certain thing happens. To get that to work, put this code at the very bottom of your plugin:

add_action( 'hook_name', 'functionname' );

Filters are very similar to hooks, only it gives your plugin some data, you can then do something with the data (filter it), and then pass it back. To register for filters, put this code at the bottom of your application; remember to accept the parameters in your function and return them as appropriate.

add_filter( 'filter_name', 'functionname' );

Note that in both cases you want the name as a string and the function’s name as a string, no brackets or parameters at the end of it! An optional third parameter is the priority of your function; default is 10, so set this higher if you want it to execute last or lower if you want it to execute earlier.

Some Filters

topic_title – this passes the topic title to your function when the threads are being listed, like on the (default) front page.

bb_allowed_tags – this is the array of HTML tags you can use in your posts. Hang a filter on this and add elements to the array if you want to allow more tags.

Some Hooks

bb_head – this is called when the HTML <head> element is being filled, so you can add stylesheets or javascript and the like.

bb_user_logout obviously gets called when someone logs out.

bb_init when someone logs in?

bb_new_user when someone registers; passes the ID along I think

bb_profile_menu – haven’t figured out how it works; I think it’s to do with the tabs at the top of the profile.

If you know any more hooks or filters, or find ’em, please post them here with a quick description if necessary!

[gtim]

Thanks for this great script. Unfortunately I got myself suspended from one of my webhosts since it clogged up the MySQL queue But I have only myself to blame, and they did let it pass only giving me a final warning.

[Null]

Well got the bb_get_option working, but not my form. Did take a look at yours and several others, but I can’t seem to see the logic in them. I’ve made some changes but it aint updating at all anymore.

This is what i have now:

// Show form

function bbportal_form() {

?>

<h2><?php _e('Portal Management'); ?></h2>

<h3><?php _e('Portal settings'); ?></h3>

<form action="" method="post">

<table>

<tr><th scope="row"><label for="forum_id"><?php _e('Where do you want to pull the topics from?'); ?></th>

<td><?php forum_dropdown(); ?></label></td>

</tr>

<tr><th scope="row"><?php _e('Number of topics on the portal:'); ?></th>

<td><input type="text" name="number_of_topics" id="number_of_topics" /></td>

</tr>

</table>

<p class="submit alignleft"><input name="submit" type="submit" value="<?php _e('Submit'); ?>" /></p>

</form>

<?php

}



// Update portal

function update_bbportal() {

if (isset($_POST['submit'])) {

bb_update_option( 'pforum_id', $_POST['forum_id'] );

bb_update_option( 'number_of_topics', $_POST['number_of_topics'] );

}

}

So what do i miss?

Thx

[wmarcy]

Jim Lynch came to the rescue, here is what is necessary:

This code gos into the front-page.php file:

<table id="highest">

<tr>

<th>Highest Rating</th>

<th>Rating</th>



</tr>



<?php $topics=bb_top_topics();

foreach ($topics as $topic) : ?>

<tr<?php alt_class('forum'); ?>>

<td><a href="<?php topic_link(); ?>"><?php topic_title(); ?></a>

</td>

<td class="num"><div class="rating-holder"><?php bb_rating();?>

<span class="count"><?php bb_rating_count(); ?>

</span>

</div>

</td></tr>

<?php endforeach; ?>

</table>

Also very important not to forget to include “my-plugins/bb-ratings.css” in your template header file. That should look something like this:

<link rel='stylesheet' href='http://YOUR_PATH_TO_BBPRESS/my-plugins/bb-ratings.css' type='text/css' />

[Sam Bauers]

I think you are misunderstanding how PHP is used to process forms. You can’t call a PHP function using an “onclick” event.

PHP is a server side pre-processor, not a client side scripting language. The form needs to be posted, then you need to somehow trigger the php function on the recipient page. In bbPress, this is done by hooking into the API.

Read this… http://www.php.net/manual/en/tutorial.forms.php

Then I suggest you download and copy the methods used in another plugin that does this. No one will mind you copying their methods. You can feel free to adapt from any of my plugins that do this. “LDAP authentication” does it, so does “Restrict registration”. The code for handling admin pages is at the bottom of both plugins. These will also give you a clue as to how to implement the bb_*_option functions.

[chrishajer]

The stylesheet is found perfectly fine, path is OK and it’s linked properly (in FF on XP anyway) but the problem with the sheet is you didn’t style the items you don’t want to print. So, they are just unstyled but will still print. You need to do a display: none; for the elements you don’t want to print for it to work (I think.)

http://erraticwisdom.com/2007/01/22/css-printing-guide

[wmarcy]

Here is what I have in my front-page.php:

<h2><?php _e('Hightest Ratings'); ?></h2>

<table id="highest">

<tr>

<th><?php _e('Highest Rated Topics'); ?></th>

<th><?php _e('Rating'); ?></th>

<th><?php _e('#'); ?></th>

</tr>



<?php $topics = bb_top_topics(); ?>

<?php foreach ($topics as $topic);  ?>

<tr<?php alt_class('forum'); ?>>

<td><a href="<?php topic_link(); ?>"><?php topic_title(); ?></a>



<td><div class="rating-holder"><?php bb_rating();?>

<td class="num"><?php bb_rating_count(); ?>



</table>

This code is only showing the first topic it comes across with a rating.

See what I am talking about at: http://www.wetworx.com/forums/

Any help would be appreciated.

[Null]

Hi,

I have a form to update a plugin’s settings. The problem is, it seems to update on it’s own as well. Seems randomly and appears mostly when surfing through the admin pages. Whats wrong with my form and how to fix it?

The form:

// Update portal

function update_bbportal() {

global $bbdb;



$bbdb->query("UPDATE <code>$bbdb->portal</code> SET pforum_id = '". $_POST['forum_id'] ."', number_of_topics = '". $_POST['number_of_topics'] ."'");

}



// Show form

function bbportal_form() {

?>

<h2><?php _e('Portal Management'); ?></h2>

<h3><?php _e('Portal settings'); ?></h3>

<form action="" method="post">

<table>

<tr><th scope="row"><label for="forum_id"><?php _e('Where do you want to pull the topics from?'); ?></th>

<td><?php forum_dropdown(); ?></label></td>

</tr>

<tr><th scope="row"><?php _e('Number of topics on the portal:'); ?></th>

<td><input type="text" name="number_of_topics" id="number_of_topics" /></td>

</tr>

</table>

<p class="submit alignleft"><input type="submit" onclick="<?php update_bbportal(); ?>" value="Submit" /></p>

</form>

<?php

}

I also no longer want to use the created and used database table “portal”, but use the “bb_update_option” and “bb_get_option”. How to do this?

Thx

[midnightsun]

Hi,

I have placed <?php login_form(); ?> in the wordpress sidebar and it doesn’t appear however once I goto the forum pages it displays the login form or the welcome messages.

I have the wordpress header file linked in the bbpress config.php file aswell.

Does anyone know what might be the problem?

Thanks,

Rich

[LMD]

Nice use of my Avatar Upload plugin! I see you’ve modded it a bit too by adding a classname to the image link, which is great.

I like the “Random Members” on the front page. I wonder if you’d consider sharing code, with full credit of course, so the random image thing can be added to the avatar upload plugin?

I don’t know how you’ve set-up your random script, but I can see it being made configurable, so users can select the number to display and if they wish to limit it to only people who have uploaded an avatar.

Let me know what you think.

[btphelps]

I added Charly54’s code at line 2113 at the end of the function bb_convert_path_base. Finally solved the problem I had getting the theme working.

If Charly54’s solution is required to get the bbPress forum working, why isn’t it built into the functions.php? Maybe we can add this to short-term enhancement list?

Brian

[fel64]

My guess is $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']. Give it a shot.

[Null]

Good luck with phpBB 3 dude, see you back in a couple of weeks :D:D:D:D

[spencerp]

The Gathering theme is on http://spencerp.net currently… I could always import the content from WP to MT though, couldn’t I? LOL! I already had MT setup within 15 minutes on a sub domain name a few weeks back, shouldn’t take me too much longer to set it up this time.. whee!

Maybe could setup phpBB 3.0 whatever the hell the latest version is now… Got up that over here now: http://www.vindictivebastard.net/forum

I don’t know though.. hmm

spencerp

[fel64]

Of course. Exactly the same principle applies.

Replace this

// Change the prefix if you want to have multiple forums in a single database.

$bb_table_prefix  = 'bb_'; // Only letters, numbers and underscores please!

With

// Change the prefix if you want to have multiple forums in a single database.

$bb_table_prefix = ereg_replace('^(www.)', '', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);

$bb_table_prefix = ereg_replace('.', '', $table_prefix);

$bb_table_prefix = $table_prefix . '_';

That is all.

[fel64]

Sorry Spencer, I haven’t seen the Gathering theme and aren’t particularly looking for a forum theme right now anyway. It’d be cool to see, though.

But please don’t take down WordPress, I need that WP/bb/Mediawiki integration article for future reference!

[ProSam]

Yeah I know the HTML is quite horrid. I was not the original webmaster and I don’t get enough to clean that mess .

I have suggested several times that the site be overhauled but the owner does not want to spring for it.

Oh Well.

Thanks for the style update it fixed it right up.