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)
Everything looks OK to me, just need to tweak the CSS as you see fit
Hi @Everton
not sure I understood you correctly, and maybe you solved that since last week …
well I wanted the same thing (insert the bbpress forum index, in a standard WP page), thus thought I could insert a shortcode to call the forum, in a normal page
I created a page called “forum” (whatever you want there) and inserted [bbp-forum-index] in it,
all the available shortcodes are listed here : https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes
cheers
Hey there, I’m trying to work on a forum for a friend of mine who’s not very computer literate but I’m having just as much trouble understanding it all!
I’ve tried changing themes on my BBpress forum but the .zip files won’t upload, even though it says:
“Install a plugin in .zip format
If you have a plugin in a .zip format, you may install it by uploading it here.”
after I try upload one it says:
“The package could not be installed. No valid plugins were found.
Plugin install failed”
This is absolutely doing my head in. Not only that, but getting a simple forum page up is much harder than I thought it would be. To see what I mean, check out our forum as it is now:
http://www.pets-ponies.com
So my question is:
Would someone (with more experience than us) kindly log-in to our admin page and quickly whip up a basic forum? I’ve got all the page/topic names or titles I want up there (in my head at the moment), I just can’t figure it out!
In need of some help bigtime! 
Cheers! Paul
Closing. If you have any questions regarding shortcodes feel free to create a new thread.
Closing. If you have a question about one of the FAQ items feel free to create a new thread. FAQ is going to hopefully be getting a nice update after 2.1 is released
Closing. If you have a question about one of the FAQ items feel free to create a new thread. FAQ is going to hopefully be getting a nice update after 2.1 is released
Hi,
We have a problem, all is in the title : Why bbp_get_topic_admin_links() function in bbp-topic-template.php can’t apply on a bbp single topic page ?
How hack the following code without modify bbpress core files :
line 1984 :
if (!bbp_is_single_topic() )
return;
Is there an issue to display admin links on non-single topic page ?
Thx,
Keep in mind that bbPress 2.1 is still in development. It’s pre-release software and there might still be some kinks to work out.
But, on paper it’s *supposed* to be better than 2.0.
I’m totally new to Bbpress. I have a problem with adding posts. Totally strange things have happened. For example, when I was on the front page of forum, topics links are fine, when I click on some of them, it takes me to a page with listed posts, but when I want to make a new post, the part of url disappeared. To be clear, when I press the submit button, bb-post.php redirects me to a nonexistent page and the url looks like this http
/example.com/ /name_of_topic and it should look like this http
/example.com/forum/name_of_forum/name_of_topic. Something removes part of url, but i have no clue what it can be. I look through functions, and i’m lost.
Please help.
No problem, glad I can help.
I’m going to submit this simple plugin to the wp.org repo. Once it’s up I’ll talk to @jjj and see if it warrants a sticky. 
Regarding the missing tag, closing PHP tags (?>) isn’t required (at the end of the file) and it’s usually good practice to omit them. More info on that http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4410704/php-closing-tag
Jaredatch, this is gold. And it will be appreciated by many people I imagine. This should be reposted as a sticky or similar until it’s added to the plugins page or to the next bbpress update?
By the way I just tested the code and it’s working great. It’s missing a closing ?> tag.
Thanks!
Try adding a check for bbPress, such as
add_action( 'bbp_ready', 'ja_login_detect' );
function ja_login_detect() {
if ( is_bbpress() ) {
include_once "/dap/dap-config.php";
if ( !Dap_Session::isLoggedIn() )
header( "Location: /dap/login.php" )
}
}