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I am trying to make a single page where users can choose to subscribe or unsubscribe to their forums (see https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/manage-subscriptions/). I’m pretty new to php/java, so please excuse me if this is obvious.
Basically, I have 3 forums (79, 80, 81). I have a button for each forum. When the user clicks a button, I use AJAX to run a php script. The php script is used to either subscribe or unsubscribe the user depending on whether they are already subscribed or not.
My problem is that when a user is subscribed, I’m not able to remove their subscription, and vice versa. When I click a subscribe button, the php code executes, it is able to determine if the user is subscribed, and the if statement executes properly. My problem is that bbp_add_user_subscription and bbp_remove_user_subscription return false every time.
Any help is greatly appreciated. The PHP and java script are below.
<?php if (isset($_POST[‘action’])) { $forum = $_POST[‘action’]; $forumint = 0 + $forum; $subs=bbp_is_user_subscribed_to_forum($user_id,$forum); if($subs==false) { //if user not subscribed, then subscribe $add=bbp_add_user_subscription($user_id,$forumint); } else { $rmv=bbp_remove_user_subscription($user_id,$forumint); //do_action(‘bbp_remove_user_subscription’, $user_id, $forumint) } echo ‘forum ‘; var_dump ($forum); echo ‘subscribed ‘; var_dump ($subs); echo ‘add ‘; var_dump ($add); echo ‘remove ‘; var_dump ($rmv); echo ‘foruminteger ‘; var_dump ($forumint); exit; } ?> <?php <!– initiate all buttons –> <button id=”790″ class=”button” onclick=”Subscriber(‘790’)”>Subscribe</button><br><br> <button id=”800″ class=”button” onclick=”Subscriber(‘800’)”>Subscribe</button><br><br> <button id=”810″ class=”button” onclick=”Subscriber(‘810’)”>Subscribe</button><br><br> <!– change button text on load based on user subscription –> <script> $( document ).ready(function() { $( “.button” ).click(function() { var ForumID = $(this).attr(“id”)/10; $.ajax({ //url: ”, // url is empty because I’m working in the same file data: {‘action’: ForumID}, type: ‘post’, success: function(result) { alert(“action performed successfully”); //this alert is fired $(‘div#result’).text(‘Button clicked: ‘ + result); } }); }); }); </script>Do you have a
wp_bb_termstable at all?You should have a table setup similar to this:
(This is my BP 1.6.x database I use for testing bbPress imports, it should be pretty much what I’d expect your setup should also look like)
A site has 4 parent forums, each with several child forums.
I want to filterbbp_has_forumsbased on the ID of one or more parent forum IDs.
In this example, I expect the results to only include forums whose parent ID is 886, but all forums are displayed.<?php $args = array( 'post__parent_in' => array( 886 ) ); ?> <?php if ( bbp_has_forums( $args ) ) : ?>Is this possible?
Am I missing something obvious?I’m having all sorts of html code show up as part of bbpress email notifications. Worst when the text is pasted in from other webpages or emails, but that’s unavoidable with lots of people using a forum.
Even random characters when someone types directly in the editor.
I’m using wordpress’s built in mce editor with only visual mode available. Latest versions of wp and bb. Are there any solutions to fix this?
Example:
Thanks in advance! Rich
I’m going through the odious task of importing a Ning forum to bbPress. The hard part (or so I thought) is done. I was able to get about everything from Ning into BuddyPress.
However, when I get to the last phase–BuddyPress to bbPress migration–which I thought would be easy-peasy, I lose all the replies to the forum topics! I’m following the migration process exactly (as far as I know) but it always fails. Here are the details:
I’m currently on a local server using XAMPP.
WordPress 4.2.4
BuddyPress 2.3.3 (using the default theme)
bbPress 2.5.8The only other plugins I have installed are The Events Calendar (which you kind of need for the Ning conversion) and BackupBuddy, so that I can restore/reset after every unsuccessful attempt.
I have a smallish forum of fewer than 100 people and 4 groups.
At the time of this writing, I’ve restored the site to its last successful state:
– All data successfully imported into BuddyPress
– bbPress is installed and activated
– Final migration has not yet been attempted.So, you can see all forums and replies, etc., in the BuddyPress theme on the site. The bbPress forums section in the admin menu is empty, as expected.
Now my typical next step, which always fails, is to follow the codex on migrating forums from BuddyPress to bbPress. I’ve been following it to the letter:
Unfortunately, during Step 5, the actual import step, I get the following error message:
WordPress database error: [Table 'foo.wp_bb_terms' doesn't exist]SELECT convert(term_relationships.object_id USING "utf8mb4") AS object_id,convert(term_taxonomy.term_taxonomy_id USING "utf8mb4") AS term_taxonomy_id,convert(terms.name USING "utf8mb4") AS name,convert(terms.slug USING "utf8mb4") AS slug FROM wp_bb_term_relationships AS term_relationships INNER JOIN wp_bb_term_taxonomy AS term_taxonomy USING (term_taxonomy_id) INNER JOIN wp_bb_terms AS terms USING (term_id) LIMIT 0, 100
I can’t tell if it is just complaining or if the import has actually failed at that point. Nevertheless, I finish all the steps. At that point, the groups have become forums in bbPress and the topics have transferred but only the first post in each. All replies are gone and I haven’t found any way to restore them.
One additional detail–I don’t know if it’s relevant. In order to do the Ning conversion, it’s best if you use BuddyPress v1.6, which I did. Afterward, I updated to the latest version. (Is that why wp_bb_terms didn’t get created?)
I’d greatly appreciate any insight on this. I’m so happy to be getting away from Ning–I can’t believe I’m getting tripped up on the WP side! 🙂
