[John James Jacoby]

2.6.11 is out!

Blog post imminent.

Changelog code page updated.

Sorry everyone 😔

[Eusebiu Oprinoiu]

Chuckie, try logging in using the standard WordPress login page and rollback to the previous version.
https://publictalksoftware.co.uk/wp-login.php

[Eusebiu Oprinoiu]

You can get older versions from the Advanced page on WordPress.org.
You can find a dropdown with previous versions at the bottom of this page.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/bbpress/advanced/

Once you download the version you want, upload the ZIP archive under Plugins > Add New.
You will be asked to overwrite the existing plugin. Click Yes, and you are back to normal.

[Eusebiu Oprinoiu]

Hello, Robin!

I tried all the steps you mentioned before opening this ticket.
I cleared both the page and object caches and resaved the permalink rules in case this was causing the 404 errors. (although permalink issues would cause problems regardless of the logged-in status)

In addition to the 404 errors, pages containing queries, like the Blog page or post-type archive pages, load as they should, with 200 OK status, but do not display any content. (the queries return null)

Reverting to bbPress 2.6.9 solves the issue.
And as I mentioned, this only happens for anonymous visitors. For administrators and logged-in users the pages work as expected.

[Robin W]

Otherwise it is doable but far beyond free help – as I say bbpress just uses wordpress registration so maybe contact a wordpress developer who can do some code for you.

[ttiefenbach]

Thanks for the quick reply! Unfortunately, your code returned the topic’s title.

That allowed me to narrow my search, though, and I was able to get the correct functions for my permalink structure:

function my_filter_thumbnail_id( $thumbnail_id, $post = null ) {
	if ( $post->post_type != 'topic' )
		return $thumbnail_id;
	
	$forumid = bbp_get_topic_forum_id();
	if ( $forumid == 6728 )
		$thumbnail_id = 7091;

	return  $thumbnail_id;
}
add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_id', 'my_filter_thumbnail_id', 20, 5 );

I could probably use the bbp_get_forum_title() function to get the tiel to compare, like you suggested, but I went with just validating the ID since it was working.

Thanks for your help!!

[Robin W]

$forumname = bbp_get_forum_title( $post->forum_id );

[ttiefenbach]

I’m trying to get a default featured image to display using a filter of “post_thumbnail_id” in my child theme’s functions.php file. I’m able to add a default thumbnail for post_type of topic, but I’d like it to be a custom thumbnail based on the id, or name of the forum the topic is in. Here’s what I have so far:

function my_filter_thumbnail_id( $thumbnail_id, $post = null ) {
	if ( $post->post_type != 'topic' )
		return $thumbnail_id;
	
	$forumname = get_forum_name( $post->forum_id );
	if ( $forumname == "wellness")
		$thumbnail_id = 7091;

	return  $thumbnail_id;
}
add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_id', 'my_filter_thumbnail_id', 20, 5 );

The issue is, “get_forum_name(),” is an undefined function. I’m not looking to override the default functions of bbPress, just be able to access the forum_id or forum_name from my theme’s functions.php file. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks

[Robin W]

bbpress just uses wordpress registration.

Wordpress requires users to have an email address for various reasons, including password changing and resetting.

Whilst this is certainly achievable with code, I do not know of any plugin that allows this.

No-one sees the email address apart from WordPress admins and the user.

[Dean Scott]

Field       Type    Collation  Null  Key  Default  Extra  Privileges
post_parent  int(11)   NULL     YES    —    NULL      —    select,insert,update,references 

[Dean Scott]

It’s in the OP.

Can you confirm what type of constraint is present on the post_parent column? The error uses the word KEY, which is a constrained column. Obviously, it can’t be a PRIMARY key, since ID is PRIMARY and AUTO INCREMENT, so post_parent set as UNIQUE, INDEX, or other?

Now, I can run SQL in phpMyAdmin directly addressing post_parent, as in SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE post_parent != 0 AND post_type = topics OR post_type = replies;
and the result is a screen full of all topics and replies.

Yet this particular query syntax: SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts FORCE INDEX (PRIMARY, post_parent) throws the “doesn’t exist” error, so it must have something to do with the properties of post_parent not being an INDEX? So, HOW to make it one, per the above question.

[jlemee]

I don’t understand why it’s not work.
I have a function for topic links and function for answer (reply) links

// change answer links displayed
add_filter ('bbp_reply_admin_links', 'change_admin_links' ) ;

function change_admin_links ($r) {
    $r['links'] = apply_filters( 'rw_reply_admin_links', array(
                    'reply'  => bbp_get_reply_to_link ( $r ),
                    // 'edit'   => bbp_get_topic_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'edit'   => bbp_get_reply_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'trash'  => bbp_get_reply_trash_link ( $r ),

                ), $r['id'] );
    return $r['links'] ;
}

//change topic links displayed
add_filter ('bbp_topic_admin_links', 'change_topic_admin_links' ) ;
function change_topic_admin_links ($r) {
    $r['links'] = apply_filters( 'rw_topic_admin_links', array(
                    'reply'  => bbp_get_topic_reply_link ( $r ),
                    // 'edit'   => bbp_get_topic_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'edit'   => bbp_get_topic_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'trash'  => bbp_get_topic_trash_link ( $r ),

                ), $r['id'] );
    return $r['links'] ;
}

[Robin W]

so this should work, but looks like your function

// change admin links displayed
add_filter ('bbp_reply_admin_links', 'change_admin_links' ) ;

function change_admin_links ($r) {
    $r['links'] = apply_filters( 'rw_reply_admin_links', array(
                'edit'    => bbp_get_reply_edit_link   ( $r ),
				//'move'    => bbp_get_reply_move_link   ( $r ),
				//'split'   => bbp_get_topic_split_link  ( $r ),
				'trash'   => bbp_get_reply_trash_link  ( $r ),
				//'spam'    => bbp_get_reply_spam_link   ( $r ),
				//'approve' => bbp_get_reply_approve_link( $r ),
				'reply'   => bbp_get_reply_to_link     ( $r )

                ), $r['id'] );
return $r['links'] ;
}

[Robin W]

try

add_filter ('bbp_get_reply_admin_links', 'change_admin_links' ) ;

[jlemee]

I found it on a bbpress support discussion because I only wanted you to keep the modify, edit and trash links. But the link to edit never worked, before or after adding this code

[Dean Scott]

I’m looking directly at wp_posts table. post_parent key has matching values to post_type records (topics, replies) and verified by your code returning zero for any mismatches.

I’ve also added a copy of my theme’s page.php (parent = Kyma, child = Frontech), renamed it bbpress.php, and put it in both parent and child root theme folders (unaltered, because there’s nothing in the theme interfering with the layout and placement of BBP). No change.

[Robin W]

hmmm…

so have you actually looked at the database tables? or are you getting the status from my code?

[Dean Scott]

I just discovered more at the end of the PHP error…

LIMIT 0, 15 made by require(‘wp-blog-header.php’), require_once(‘wp-includes/template-loader.php’), apply_filters(‘template_include’), WP_Hook->apply_filters, bbp_template_include, apply_filters(‘bbp_template_include’), WP_Hook->apply_filters, bbp_template_include_theme_compat, BBP_Shortcodes->display_topic, bbp_get_template_part, bbp_locate_template, load_template, require(‘/plugins/bbpress/templates/default/bbpress/content-single-topic.php’), bbp_has_replies, WP_Query->__construct, WP_Query->query, WP_Query->get_posts

Is this helpful?

Yes, I’ve switched to 2024 theme AND deactivated all plugs, one-by-one. Same error.

[Robin W]

where did this code come from?

[jlemee]

bbp_get_topic_edit_link work but bbp_get_reply_edit_link not work, my page is blank, can you help me please ? (bbp_get_reply_to_link(), bbp_get_topic_edit_link() and bbp_get_reply_trash_link() works perfectly)

// change admin links displayed
add_filter ('bbp_reply_admin_links', 'change_admin_links' ) ;

function change_admin_links ($r) {
    $r['links'] = apply_filters( 'rw_reply_admin_links', array(
                    'reply'  => bbp_get_reply_to_link ( $r ),
                    // 'edit'   => bbp_get_topic_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'edit'   => bbp_get_reply_edit_link ( $r ),
                    'trash'  => bbp_get_reply_trash_link ( $r ),

                ), $r['id'] );
    return $r['links'] ;
}

thanks for your help

[ncarring]

Many thanks. I actually fixed it after a bit of Googling by installing the code snippets plugin, and installing a snippet to set the filter bbp_get_do_not_reply_address.

This sounds even easier. Thanks!

[teresaanderson]

I just went back to my test site and it looks like I’m no longer having the issue. I didn’t make any changes to the code, so I’m not sure why it’s working now, but thanks again!

[Robin W]

ok, I suspect the theme authors are being less than helpful.

If you are able to FTP can you send me this file

nombreweb/wp-content/themes/classiadspro/includes/actions/general.php

via

Contact me

[Robin W]

That’s great – thank you.

This error says that it is within the plugin directorypress

Call to a member function is_built_with_elementor() on bool in

/homepages/25/d981722677/htdocs/clickandbuilds/nombreweb/wp-content/plugins/directorypress/includes/directorypress_functions.php:

but below seems to indicate it is having a problem with the bbpress template

/template-loader.php

But that does not mean it is the fault of directorypress, or indeed bbpress !

There are 2 methods of getting bbpress to display

which method are you using in this guide

https://codex.bbpress.org/step-by-step-guide-to-setting-up-a-bbpress-forum/ item 3

[Robin W]

this is a known bug.

either

if( !function_exists( 'bbpress_browser_supports_js' ) ){
	function bbpress_browser_supports_js() {
		echo '<script>document.body.classList.remove("no-js");</script>';
	}
	add_action( 'wp_footer', 'bbpress_browser_supports_js' );
} 

Put this in your child theme’s function file –

ie wp-content/themes/%your-theme-name%/functions.php

where %your-theme-name% is the name of your theme

or use

Code Snippets

or