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hello..
i like to offer my users an extra (costum) profilepage where they can see an overview of their own posts… like in the profile. is this with a shortcode possible ?
thanks
Topic: Forums Index Issue
Hi there —
I’ve searched the forums and think I’ve tried all suggested solutions.
I have this forum and it works fine: http://realworldsupplychain.com/forums/discussion/certified-supply-chain-professional/
But then when I go to the “forums” slug, I get an error page like this: http://realworldsupplychain.com/forums/
I tried different permutations. I tried creating a /forums Page and entered the [bbp-forum-index] shortcode. That didn’t work too. I’ve tried deleting/reinstalling bbPress, still no joy.
I don’t have any existing pages with /forums off my domain.
Any help would by much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Hello
On the site I am working on (not yet live) we are using BBpress Forums integrated with a Buddypress installation. Both the Buddypress Group and associated BBPress Forums are marked Hidden.
Users with Group Role as Member can properly see the Forums when viewing directly.
The issue comes to when we try to have users view the Forums via Short Code.
Only those with a Group Role of Moderator or higher can see the forum via Short Code.
WP is 3.6, bbPress 2.4, BuddyPress 1.8.1
Allowing others to create accounts for your forum.
I had problems with this (various instructions skipped steps or were vague), so once I worked it out I thought it might be helpful here.
Install BB press as per the instruction
Once you have activate the plugin on your WordPress Dashboard (Plugins > Installed pluggins > activate) you should get a welcome message. At the bottom of that screen is a link to follow to alter your basic forum settings (or if you have closed that screen: Settings > Forums from your dashboard). Set them as you like.
You will now have a new section of your Dashboard – Forums. Hover over Forums then select ‘add new’. Name your forum etc.
Now create 3 new website pages on your website. ‘Forums’, ‘New users’ and ‘Lost password’. On the New Users page copy the following text exactly [bbp-register]
On the lost password page put this text: [bbp-lost-pass]
Remember to update/upload the pages.Now go to Appearance > Widgets. Drag and drop the ‘BBloggin Widget’ into your side bar (on the left. Make sure you have the side bar activation in Appearance > Customize > Layout).
The widget will pop open and ask for 2 urls. Put the URLs of your new New Users page in the Register box and the lost password page in Lost password box. Click save at the bottom of the widget box.
Go to http://www.’yourdomain.com/forums and you should see your new forum, with a login widget at the side. Click the register link and it should take you to a form other people can fill in to create a new account (you may be logged in to your forum already, so either log out, or try it on someone else’s computer. Just to check it works.
Hi there,
I created a couple of custom fields and integrated it with my Group Topics, new topic form. I’d like to be able to just load this new form for specific groups. I ended up creating a little plugin to load the following code found on a tutorial that worked for me.
It took a long time to figure this out and I was hoping to get a bit of direction to expedite figuring this out (the topic of this thread).
Thanks!
add_action ( ‘bbp_theme_before_topic_form_content’, ‘bbp_extra_fields’);
function bbp_extra_fields() {
$value = get_post_meta( bbp_get_topic_id(), ‘bbp_extra_field1’, true);
echo ‘<label for=”bbp_extra_field1″>Seeking Funding? (Yes or no)</label><br>’;
echo “<input type=’text’ name=’bbp_extra_field1′ value='”.$value.”‘><br>”;$value = get_post_meta( bbp_get_topic_id(), ‘bbp_extra_field2’, true);
echo ‘<label for=”bbp_extra_field2″>Resources Needed (talent, knowledge, mentors, etc.)</label><br>’;
echo “<input type=’text’ name=’bbp_extra_field2′ value='”.$value.”‘>”;
}add_action ( ‘bbp_new_topic’, ‘bbp_save_extra_fields’, 10, 1 );
add_action ( ‘bbp_edit_topic’, ‘bbp_save_extra_fields’, 10, 1 );function bbp_save_extra_fields($topic_id=0) {
if (isset($_POST) && $_POST[‘bbp_extra_field1’]!=”)
update_post_meta( $topic_id, ‘bbp_extra_field1’, $_POST[‘bbp_extra_field1’] );
if (isset($_POST) && $_POST[‘bbp_extra_field2’]!=”)
update_post_meta( $topic_id, ‘bbp_extra_field2’, $_POST[‘bbp_extra_field2’] );
}add_action(‘bbp_template_before_replies_loop’, ‘bbp_show_extra_fields’);
function bbp_show_extra_fields() {
$topic_id = bbp_get_topic_id();
$value1 = get_post_meta( $topic_id, ‘bbp_extra_field1’, true);
$value2 = get_post_meta( $topic_id, ‘bbp_extra_field2’, true);
echo “Seeking Funding? “.$value1.”<br>”;
echo “Resources Needed: “.$value2.”<br>”;
}Topic: Forum Layout Problem
Hi
I’ve searched the web but nothing shouts out at me. The only thing I can see is to edit the PHP but I’d rather avoid that if possible
Currently my layout is as follows:
<strong>South Yorkshire</strong> Sheffield & District Fair Play League (2, 6), Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior (2, 10), The Wragg League (1, 1), Doncaster & District (1, 1) <strong>East Yorkshire</strong> Humber Premier League (0, 0), East Riding Amateur (0, 0), East Riding County (0, 0)But I’d like it as below.
<strong>South Yorkshire</strong> o Sheffield & District Fair Play League (2, 6), o Sheffield & Hallamshire County Senior (2, 10), o The Wragg League (1, 1), o Doncaster & District (1, 1) <strong>East Yorkshire</strong> o Humber Premier League (0, 0), o East Riding Amateur (0, 0), o East Riding County (0, 0)Essentially I want my forums in a nice list rather than in a clump. I’d like the same palyour as most forums (PHPBB etc). Is this possible?
Plugin/ easy setting I’m missing?
