I just check and at the moment there are no parameters you can pass to it.
Regarding the pagination, I’m not sure where it is getting the 5 cut off limit from. Maybe jjj can give some insight to that.
Hello,
My forums are all listed in “dashboard> all forums” but when I go to view them on the actual page , or view them from inside whilst editing them, the page comes up not found.
I have just tried creating a new forum and I viewed it before I published it and I saw it correctly, but when I published it and then tried to view it it came up page not found again.
The forum index views correctly under the forums page as this is a shortcode.
Where have all my 300 odd forums gone?
I would really appreciate anyones help here, I can’t bear to have to make them all again.
http://www.lifeafterlondon.com
Are there any parameters for [bbp-topic-index] that can be added to this? By default it only shows 5 topics before pagination kicks in.
Do you have a recent backup you can revert to? (Though I am guessing not).
Paste your bb-config to a website like http://pastie.org/ and we will be able to see what line 17 is (without the code getting messed up).
If there is any sensitive information such as passwords that are in the file make sure and remove those before posting here.
Ultimately I’m back to where I began. I want to continue using the WP top bar but have the edit account option link to bbPress’s account page.
No, I am not aware a way to easily keep the admin bar but filter the user link so that it goes to the bbPress profile page instead of your wp-admin user.
Something like this would need to be a custom plugin.
I mentioned various things you can do, without touching virtually any code, that would help keep users from hitting /wp-admin – unfortunately hacking the admin-bar is not one of those things.
I would like the login in the header as my first widget location is below the fold. Is it possible to use the widget code elsewhere?
Just use the bbPress Login Widget that is packaged with bbPress
So I suppose the issue here is that I then have to link to the pages – e.g. the registration page, the login page and so-forth.
Except these links would be static, so even if they had logged in that link in the header would still say “login”?
I’m not a coder, so creating dynamic user links in the header area isn’t something I can do.
Is there a plugin or code available to implement a dynamic login/user area like what is seen on this site?
You would want to disable the admin bar site-wide for “Subscribers”.
Then you would have a link in your site/theme that takes your members to the bbPress profile page where they can edit their profile.
If you disable the admin bar and use login/registrations forms via shortcodes there is really no reason for the users to ever use /wp-admin unless the specifically went to it.
You can do user registration and user login all on the front end using shortcodes and/or other plugins available – there is no reason the basic user needs to use wp-admin at all.
Shortcodes: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes
Is there a plugin for this yet, or can anyone confirm if timskii’s code still works? I really would like the bbPress profile to be the only profile non-administrative users can access.
Fixed this by adding 'paged' => 1 to the query
For example, if I’m on page 2 of a topic, that code will show me the second page of the most recent topics. It’s somehow pull parameters from the other loop on the page.
I’m using bbp_has_topics to display topics in my sidebar. On forum pages, this gives me strange results sometimes.
Is there a better way to display topics for a second time on one page? Or to reset the loop or whatever is causing the issue?
Unfortunately I don’t have one.
Judging by all the problems listed on https://wordpress.org/tags/network-publisher?forum_id=10 I would say this plugin is not coded well or up to standards. In fact I would avoid using it all together.
If you find a plugin that is done properly it should likely work with out any issues.
I just tested it and you are right! Seems to be screwy when using the numeric permalinks.
We’re going to look into that. I definitely appreciate you coming back and posting about the problem you encountered – this will help us make 2.1 as solid as possible when it is released publicly
I think it has to do with the permalink style. I had numeric permalinks before. If i Change it to “post name” permalinks i think the original code works.
Copy everything from /bbp-theme-compat into your active theme directory. Once that’s done bbPress should detect it (in 2.1 that is) and use that instead!
I find where is the prob
It s my theme, I use elegant themes and
In ePanel there is an option in
General Settings >>> General tabs
Number of Posts displayed on Archive pages
before limit is set to 5 I put 50 and bbpress works All Forum appear in list and get_posts() recover all post
But is NOT a fix . 
So if someone have a solution ?
I also posted on elegantthemes forum support.
ok, so as this worked for me I cannot help you more
I’m sorry
maybe a permalink/htaccess problem?
Cheers
Okay, i got it working and it’s awesome! (although a bit buggy)
After backing up the bbpress folder, I basically left the existing bbpress plugin running and activated, and just copied the 2.1 plugin contents into the existing plugin folders.
One bug i caught is that there is no beginning slash for the “EDIT” Link in topics for the admin, so I went in the code and added that.
This change was made in bbp-topic-template.php at line 2199
if ( $wp_rewrite->using_permalinks() ) {
$url = $topic_link . $bbp->edit_id;
$url = trailingslashit( $url );
i changed it to
if ( $wp_rewrite->using_permalinks() ) {
$url = $topic_link . ‘/’. $bbp->edit_id;
$url = trailingslashit( $url );
Ok
I find something but I don’t know if is good to do like that .
In function.php add this :
add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘add_my_stylesheet’);
function add_my_stylesheet() {
$myStyleFile = get_theme_root_uri() . ‘/myTheme/mybbpress.css’;
if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ )) ) {
wp_enqueue_style( ‘myStyleSheetsi’, $myStyleFile);
}
}
Create a file in your theme mybbpress.css :
div.bbp-breadcrumb, h1.title{
display:none;
}
Just to notice, all changes is for first page forum only(http://mysite.com/forums) if you want to make changes on all your forums pages replace
if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ )) ) {
by
if ( (is_post_type_archive( ‘forum’ ) || is_singular( array( ‘forum’, ‘topic’, ‘reply’ ) )) ) {
I tried is_page_template(‘bbpress.php’) or is_page(35) etc… (a lot I tried :p)
but don’t work.
hi jaredatch ,
The reason it’s not holding back Vanilla is because while Vanilla doesn’t have a good wysiwyg editor by default, it has good, working ones
which are easily installed through plugins.
BBpress 2.0 currently does not. It doesn’t even support bbcode natively.
Anyways, I do appreciate your suggestion — this functionality is very important so im willing to experiment with a pre release version of bbpress.
I’ve downloaded the bbpress plugin you pointed to and backed up my existing bbpress plugin folder.
Now, how do i install this bbpress 2.1 without breaking my existing bbpress 2.0 forums?
Hi jaredatch, sorry but what is the “CSS” ?
(such a newbie)