[ardentfrost]

yeah, so, this is what’s in functions.php (core file)

function bb_get_option( $option ) {

global $bb;

switch ( $option ) :

case 'uri' :

return $bb->domain . $bb->path;

break;

...

So, all it does it return those exact two things you posted concatenated together. It makes no sense for the developed link to have a /forums/ in it.

[yogaboat]

arden, here’s what’s in the config file:

$bb->domain = 'http://navfm.org';

$bb->path = '/bbpress/'

Is that what you mean?

[ardentfrost]

since I use the function bb_get_option('uri') to build the link, I have no clue why it would be showing up as /forums instead of /bbpress for you. I assume it’s correct in your config.php file?

[yogaboat]

This was like one of those light bulb times for me – like years ago when I realized you could have an image link inside an href tag. Now I know you can have a php snippet inside one as well. It’s the little things. Thanks again –

[Trent Adams]

Make it simple for now until Ardenfrost can answer! Change that line to:

<li class="view"><a href="http://navfm.org/bbpress/mlist.php">Member List</a></li>

Just add in your actual URL (hardcode it!)

Trent

[yogaboat]

Sorry, that was supposed to read, “adding this line:

<li class="view"><a href="<?php bb_memberlist_link(); ?>">Member List</a></li>“

[yogaboat]

The only bit of code I changed in front_page.php was adding this line:

<li class=”view”>“>Member List

?php if ( $bb_current_user->ID ) : ?>

<div id="viewdiv">

<h2><?php _e('Views'); ?></h2>

<ul id="views">

<?php foreach ( get_views() as $view => $title ) : ?>

<li class="view"><a href="<?php view_link(); ?>"><?php view_name(); ?></a></li>

<?php endforeach; ?>

<li class="view"><a href="<?php bb_memberlist_link(); ?>">Member List</a></li>

</ul>

</div>

<?php endif; else : // $forums ?>

I’m sure it’s something simple but i don’t know php.

[Trent Adams]

I would go to front-page.php and check that the code you entered for the link is /bbpress/mlist.php and not /forum/mlist.php because you would of had to enter the link yourself.

Trent

[d3x7r0]

I tried the beta but it doesn’t seem to be working for me I have the onlinelist plugin and me and a friend of mine tried it like this:

one made a post while the other wasn’t on the website (even the browsers where closed) and 5 minutes latter the other went to the site and tried to use the function.

The result? a blank page

http://www.ngagept.net/forum

[so1o]

here you go bbolman

<php

add_action('bb_head' , 'my_plugin_function_name');

function my_plugin_function_name() {

?>

stuff that you want to put

<?php

}

?>

[d3x7r0]

Hum… never did thought of using css for it… still people would still load the entire image thus making my bandwidth issue valid

[ardentfrost]

You should be able to do request 1 similarly to how I do it with the private message plugin. You fill the string separately, then just call it to be displayed. I haven’t looked at your code yet, but you should be able to have a function that does the if/else for you, then just call it from where you want the link placed.

[thomasklaiber]

Thanks for this super great feedback Trent!

1) This is something my plugin can’t do. You have to change the views-template, because this message is also missing in any other view without contents. Maybe something for a trac-ticket?

Just add

<?php else: ?>

<p>Sorry, no matching posts found!</p>

in front of the last <?php endif; ?> in the views template.

2) I’ll implement a function for this

3) Maybe like the latest discussions on the front-page? … Yeah, it’s a good idea instead of leaving it blank!

4) Donno exactly. When I look at the views-code there seems to be paging functionality already?!

5) I thought of this issue, too. It adds a few queries on every page refresh, but I have no idea how to optimize this.

Thanks again man!

[yogaboat]

Thanks guys! Y’all are a huge help to way unpolished hacks like myself.

[thomasklaiber]

It will definitly be an additional plugin. But it won’t work without the onlinelist plugin installed.

It uses the Onlinelist db to retrieve the users last visit to the forum, this was the easyest method for me to handle it. This version of the plugin will be a super-simple version of this feature.

If you want to take a look at it:

http://la-school.com/2006/downloads/BETA_since-last-visit.zip

By doing it I thought about doing a second plugin which uses cookies and wont need the onlinelist plugin?! If you haven’t started working on this, I’ll do it?

[ardentfrost]

S010 – i think the _wpnonce is a security mechanism that checks for the posting source.

That’s what I was thinking the other day when looking for an answer to this question, but it wasn’t fully clear to me, so I didn’t bother responding

[thomasklaiber]

This is just something a lot easyer to do. It requires just a small plugin, I’ll make one for this, ok?

The posts since last visit plugin is getting a bit more complicated then I thought. I’m doing it as plugin for my onlinelist plugin, cause I think doing this database driven is better … so you can view the posts since your last visit anywhere.

If you want to see how it looks like at the moment, go to

http://la-school.com/bbpress/ (Test / test) … not sure if you can really try it

[so1o]

_wpnonce doesnt have anything to do with the functionality.

you dont need to set the value of the variable. just call bb_nonce_field($x);

and when you are processing the $_POST call

bb_check_admin_referer( $x);

you can put $x as ‘create-topic’ or ‘create-no-forum-specific-topic’ or anything else you want.. it will take care of itself

i think the _wpnonce is a security mechanism that checks for the posting source.

[thomasklaiber]

Bah … I’m sure it was to late… i forgot to add global $topic; to my function -.-“

[thomasklaiber]

Hey,

Maybe it’s just getting too late now (02:12 am here in germany) or I am doing something wrong.

I’ve added a new view-section called Posts since last visit.

And when I’m on the specified view page it’s calling the right function added via plugin, if I put in a echo it is displayed on the very top of my page (yeah … it’s an echo in the plugin-file, this seems correct).

But everything I add to the variable $topics wont be displayed, the variable is always empty?! I need to add the topics array to this variable because the whole views template uses it … but I can add anything, Nothing happens.

Any ideas? Some small thing I’m missing?

[chrishajer]

Waiting for the gallery pics ….

[mriannnnnn]

ok you have to edit these pages:

front-page.php

forum.php

tag-single.php

just three files not much.

[spencerp]

I’d also like to see #4 implemented into bbPress, but I think we’ll have to at least get the “Forum Categories” plugin out first, then it might be a little easier for the subforums deal..

For #5, I thought I seen a post about this some where, where “they” were using the WP editor, with bbPress.. I could be wrong though.. All the other numbered requests sound good to me as well.. We’ll just have to see what comes out next lol..

[Mentally visualizes Josh, and the other plugin author’s rubbing their hands together.. and getting busy.. hahaha.. ]

spencerp

[thomasklaiber]

Very nice idea! Keep it up as good as it is so far! I’ve added it to my bookmarks.

btw: My Post Notification Plugin?

[ardentfrost]

Hopefully I’ll have more time soon to knock out a few more plugins. I plan on updating Private Messaging first so that it works out of the box for integrated people. I started working on a User Search feature, but I don’t know if I’ll be able to finish it (maybe if I stopped trying to be cool by using AJAX). After that there’s a few things I want to start working on including Spencer’s forum category thing

I do have my personal forums setup to add feature requests for my plugins. And although I can’t promise results from requesting an entire new plugin, feel free to post them there. (at http://www.rayd.org/forums )