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In template feedback-no-search.php, I would like to add a suggestion to the user to create a new topic instead (since there is no result of the search). How can I make the searched keywords as the default title of the new topic ?
I think I can put the shortcode [bbp-topic-form] in the feedback-no-search.php file but would like the new topic form to have a default Title == searched text.
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I just activated bbpress and I’d like to add a “return to forum” tab to user profil.
I understood that i must put a code like this:
<li c lass=""> <a title="Return forum">Return forums</a> </l i>But i don’t know where to find the file where i should put this code ?
Thank you for your help
Sorry for the delay, life has been getting in the way.
Thanks for listing those tweaks you made, they make sense, we already bump the PHP timeout and up the memory limit to 256M but that is all we can really do safely before we cause grief in shared hosting environments.
I linked this post from our Import Troubleshooting docs so when I get the time we can expand that section (or a dedicated section) on tweaking ‘all the things’.
It doesn’t look I have asked this previously, what version of MyBB are you importing from?
All my tests have been with MyBB v1.6.10
Some topics are not combined correctly. All replies are separate topics. The ‘Recalculate the parent topic for each post’ does not fix this. I ran all repair queries btw. An option in the Topics interface to combine these, would be ace 😉 Is it possible to correct this with a query? My SQL skills are too limited unfortunately.
I just ran an MyBB import of my ‘standard’ MyBB database and without running any repair tools replies are correctly associated with their parent topics.
As to the possibility of correcting this with a MySQL query, it could be, it’s hard to say without knowing what data is mismatched.
Run the following query in phpMyAdmin:
–83is my topic ID
–97,99,100and102are the reply ID’s I know should be part of the topic ID83
– A single topic and a couple of replies should be all I need to see what’s going onSELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE ID IN (83,97,99,100,102)Once you’ve executed the query, click ‘Print View’ and the results should open in a new browser tab, select all the text and paste them into a GitHub Gist and select SQL from the language dropdown (You don’t need an account for this)
It should look similar to this (this is based on my above screenshot)
https://gist.github.com/ntwb/04ed1cf9cf5f67528fcbThe Repair Forums option ‘Recalculate the position of each reply’ does not work. It creates a white screen. Load problem?
Yes, sadly, this is because of the size of the forums, kind of a know issue so that is good, sortof. Anyway the best thing is is that you do not need to run this tool. This is for only repairing ‘threaded replies’ which MyBB did not have so you can just skip running this tool. I’ll update the verbiage for this text in the next release and make some improvements when used with ‘large’ sites and some error handling.
myBB accepts spaces in the login name. Unfortunately WordPress does not. The conversion leaves the spaces in the login name. Is it possible to correct this with an SQL? Is there another workaround? Correcting them one by one is not my preference
I’ll work out a fix for that shortly, second time I’ve hit this issue today, @Halo-DieHard also did on BuddyPress.org.
Two forums are created double. The copies do not contain any topics or replies, so it is easy to remove them. Just thought you should know
That shouldn’t be the case, though as you point out easily fixed, most likely one of two things, either those forums were still there from a previous import OR there is something funky with the forum categories versus the forum forums though checking my import I just did, everything is fine for me 😉
The original myBB forum contained 1mlj+ messages and 36k+ discussions. The converted forum contains 109k subjects. That can be explained because of the first issue. But it only contains 830k replies. It could be that myBB adds subjects and replies to messages, but the difference is a bit too big. Is it possible to do an SQL checksum to check the expected output?
It does sound a little off, some forum software combine the total topics and replies to create a total post count.
On my MyBB I have:
Our members have made a total of 22 posts in 10 threads. We currently have 6 members registered.After importing using the
[bbp-stats]shortcode I have
Topics 10, Replies 12So that works out correct in my case, total of 22 posts = 10 topics + 12 replies 🙂
It’s hard to match up yours because the issue above as you state, ball park 109k + 830k = 93k which is a few short of the 1m, this will be due to those issues above and we can take another look after they’re fixed.
Can you open up your Xenforum’s database in phpMyAdmin, open the forum table and take a screenshot and post it here please.
(Your Xenforum’s
forumtable may include a prefix, in the screenshot below mine isxf_forum)It should look similar to mine here, I need to check that the table format matches what I am using.
https://i.cloudup.com/mnIqTR-W8m.png
Add the following to your
functions.phpfilefunction custom_bbp_list_forums() { $args['separator'] = '<br />'; return $args; } add_filter('bbp_before_list_forums_parse_args', 'custom_bbp_list_forums' );That will result in something like this, depending on your themes styles:
I just installed the latest version of BP from the WP repo
WP 3.9.2When I go to a buddypress group forum page, it says the forum is empty (which it is) and displays the new topic editor. I can’t fill out any post content for some reason though, the box is grayed out. The html doesn’t say it is disabled. If I click the “code” WYSIWYG button, I can then type but if I remove the tick marks I cannot once again. Title and tags are both completely working, though obviously I can’t create a topic because I cant add content….
Help please 🙁
Hi there,
I’m using: wordpress version 3.9.2–de_DE
bbpress version 2.5.4The site I need help with is: http://darjinan.com/forum/
I deleted the sidebar by copying page.php and renaming it to bbpress.php. But I can’t figure out how to center my forum. Here’s the code:
<?php /** * Theme Page Section for our theme. * * @package ThemeGrill * @subpackage Accelerate * @since Accelerate 1.0 */ ?> <?php get_header(); ?> <?php do_action( 'accelerate_before_body_content' ); ?> <div id="primary"> <div id="content" class="clearfix"> <?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> <?php get_template_part( 'content', 'page' ); ?> <?php do_action( 'accelerate_before_comments_template' ); // If comments are open or we have at least one comment, load up the comment template if ( comments_open() || '0' != get_comments_number() ) comments_template(); do_action ( 'accelerate_after_comments_template' ); ?> <?php endwhile; ?> </div><!-- #content --> </div><!-- #primary --> <?php /*accelerate_sidebar_select();*/ ?> <?php do_action( 'accelerate_after_body_content' ); ?> <?php get_footer(); ?>Can someone please help me? I’m a complete newbie to html and css.
Thank you.
