[steven19]

*bump*

[topiq]

i installed the site_opitons plugin. but i get some kinds of errors.

in the “private forum management” i get this errors:

Warning: array_key_exists() [function.array-key-exists]: The second argument should be either an array or an object in /srv/www/httpd/phost/c/com/pytalhost/cessi/web/bbpress/my-plugins/private-forums.php on line 29

value="2" > News

and if i want to change the message a user gets if he is not allowed to access a private forum:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_serialized() in /srv/www/httpd/phost/c/com/pytalhost/cessi/web/bbpress/my-plugins/site-options.php on line 190

thanks for your help!

PS: in the SITE OPTIONS tab i get nothing but a submit button…

[anotherbrick]

Alright I’d like to follow the progress, and contribute if possible. I have a need for such a thing in an ongoing project, so I have time to give for this(I’m new-ish to PHP, but not to programming in general – C/C#/Ruby). Lemme know if you make a start!

[thomasklaiber]

Ah … this isn’t implemented yet. But would be a nice idea for a plugin, I think I’ll give it a try

[spencerp]

@talkaboutdesign, wow, that’s nice! Thanks for doing that! Can’t wait until ya release it.

spencerp

[topiq]

it does not work for me. when i want to access the private forum plugin in the admin panel i get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_option() in /srv/www/httpd/phost/c/com/pytalhost/cessi/web/bbpress/my-plugins/private-forums.php on line 22

[plognark]

Ok, I lied, that actually doesn’t fix the problem.

However, what does seem to work is error supression:

$this->query_string .= $wpvar . ‘=’ . @rawurlencode($this->query_vars[$wpvar]);

Just throw an @ sign in front of the offending rawurlencode function and it seems to clean things up.

[spencerp]

In your forum’s root directory.. you have to make a folder called: my-plugins and then upload the file there.. Call a blank file: my_resolve_ title.php and add the above codes into it.. make sure there isn’t white space before the: <?php and after the last: ?>

Save it, and upload it to your my-plugins folder.. Good luck!

spencerp

[suleiman]

where does this plugin code get dropped exactly?

[chrishajer]

@richardjeananders: this addition to the .htaccess absolutely fixed this exact problem for me. I was seeing the same error in Firefox when I clicked on the Tag link in the breadcrumb navigation. PHP scripts were being interpreted by PHP 4.4.4 on the server until I created an .htaccess file with this one line. Now, PHP scripts are being interpreted by PHP 5.1.6. I can’t believe that fixed it. Thank you very much.

.htaccess

AddType x-mapp-php5 .php

[Trent Adams]

Thanks! The plugins work now with the latest code!

Cheers,

Trent

[so1o]

sorry about the mis communication..

the latest code for bbpress.. coz the is_serialized function is in the latest code but not in blix i think…

[Trent Adams]

I just redownloaded both site options and private forum plugins and reinstalled them.

Still get the error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: is_serialized() in /var/www/html/blog/forum/my-plugins/site-options.php on line 179

Should I just give up and get lastest code?

Trent

[so1o]

The plugin currently works on the latest code.. let me check if i can fix the code to work with blix..

Trent:

can you check with the latest code and let know..

[ardentfrost]

Way to keep the bar raised for developing plugins s101

Thanks for the plugin, one less thing I gotta make

[Trent Adams]

If I submit anything in that page, it gives me the following error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: is_serialized() in /var/www/html/blog/forum/my-plugins/site-options.php on line 179

Trent

[Trent Adams]

I am getting this beside each item in the private forum list in the admin:

Warning: array_key_exists(): The second argument should be either an array or an object in /var/www/html/blog/forum/my-plugins/private-forums.php on line 29

value="1" > Terms of Service

Any ideas?

[plognark]

Well, I came up with an ugly fix, especially since I don’t actually know what I’m doing.

I’ve been trying to integrate the BBpress forum right inside my WP theme, which is what I imagine you were trying to do.

To fix it I added this switch right at the top of my bbpress template header:

$bbpressswitch = 1;

unset($_SERVER);

Then I went into classes.php for wordpress and put an if/else ‘switch’, basically:

The first line there is 1645 in my file

function build_query_string() {

$this->query_string = ”;

foreach ($this->public_query_vars as $wpvar) {

if (isset($this->query_vars[$wpvar]) && ” != $this->query_vars[$wpvar]) {

$this->query_string .= (strlen($this->query_string) < 1) ? ” : ‘&’;

// bug fix for BBpress integration

if ($bbpressswitch == 1) {

// $this->query_string .= $wpvar . ‘=’ . rawurlencode($this->query_vars[$wpvar]);

// if the url is being accessed from a page outside of WP that is using the header

// or other data, turn off this URL encoding.

} else {

$this->query_string .= $wpvar . ‘=’ . rawurlencode($this->query_vars[$wpvar]);

}

// end of bug fix

}

}

It’s ugly, and I’m a n00b at this stuff, but it does seem to have cleaned up my error. I guess the bbpress URL’s don’t work so good when sent through the WP URLencode setup, so turning them off when going into a BBpress page seemed like it might work.

I don’t know if there are any other repurcussions from this change, but again, it turned off the error, and I haven’t seen any fallout…yet.

There are other sites online that seem to offer a fix for the same issue, like this:

http://forum.j-prosolution.com/openwp-bugreport/2637-warning-rawurlencode-expects-parameter-1-string.html

But the fix they suggest kills all of your static pages or category links and always sends you to the main blog page.

[lejovit]

Wow, that worked, thanks a lot.

[ardentfrost]

Until a plugin is made, I think you’d have to pseudo-hardcode it. I was able to limit what admins and regular users could see in my memberlist by adding the following code:

<?php if (bb_current_user_can('edit_users')) : ?>

*some code here*

<?php endif; ?>

There are other options you can test on, that’s just the one I found to use.

For you, in the *some code here* part, you’ll need to find a way to pull out what forums you got, and put an if statement to say only to show the Announcements one to admins.

Looking at the files, I found a function called “forum_dropdown” in template functions. If you go there and within the foreach section, below the $selection part, put the following:

if ( $forum->forum_name == 'Announcements' && !bb_current_user_can('edit_users') ) { }

else

That will do nothing when it gets to listing your “Announcements” section unless the user is an admin. The else is for the echo line below where I told you to put the previous line.

Of course, this is a change to a core file, but sometimes that’s just what you gotta do until a plugin is made Furthermore, there is no filter to be added there, so writing a plugin would mean rewriting that function, dropping it in a plugin file, and calling the replacement function from post-form.php

[Null]

kk thx

[thomasklaiber]

If you have no forums … then this will be displayed instead. (Try removing all forums and i think you’ll see it.)

[Null]

Well this is the line near the bottom of front-page.php:

<h3 class="bbcrumb"><a href="<?php option('uri'); ?>"><?php option('name'); ?></a></h3>

But what does it do? Deleting this line doesn’t change anything….

[thegecko]

I hope there is a solution/workaround soon…

My server is in Dallas, I am in London right now, and my users are all over Asia in 3 different time zones

[spencerp]

peiqinglong means a “folder” in your forum’s root directory, called: my-plugins

spencerp