[jason4locations]

I’m going to try the Code Snippets plugin. Please let me know if I am on the right track.

[Back to Front]

Heres a get started guide!

Customizing

or tldr; copy the files from
plugins/bbpress
to
your-child-theme/bbpress
and edit them there!

[shahdoost.ali]

I think the code belong to ‘Contact Form 7’ plugin. You should install the plugin and then design the contact form again and then replace this code (or only the ID part) with the code for your new contact form

[jason4locations]

I’m new at this, so this might not be a good question. Can I use

Dashboard: Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS

to make “No Topics” go away? If not, is there an “easy” way to do it, that just involves pasting code somewhere?

I was able to make my site look nice using < li >, except for the fact that “No Topics” showed up scattered all over the page. I used < li > in one category or forum, and it effected all the others, which was good. So, now I’m trying to make “No Topics” go away.

My site is at dancing4locations.org. If you go to my site now, it doesn’t look as good as it did before, when I was using parents (with < li >). I’m using version 5.5.5 of WordPress, and version 2.6.6 of bbPress.

I’m sorry that my last post was marked as spam. It think it had to do with the fact that I didn’t put spaces between <, li, and >, and I kept on trying to edit it.

Thank you.

[pandex]

I want to make changes to the forum without using plugins, I want to mess with the code, but I don’t know where I get it and where to start

[Robin W]

ok, cab I just ask what you mean by ‘ I created a loop-topic-list with a layout that is quite different to the other forums. ‘

Is this code, and if so what files have you amended or what have you done so far to achieve this?
If not code, can you explain further

[Robin W]

Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1

item 6 describes what you want to know, but in essence just set the forums to ‘private’

If you need a more complicated setup, then use

Private groups

For users, if you are setting up manually, then you just need to create them in wordpress (bbpress just uses wordpress users and login), just make sure you’ve turned off auto registration in

dashboard>settings>general>membership is unticked

and that in

dashboard>settings>forums>Roles is ticked and users assigned the participant role

[Robin W]

you would create a page and use a shortcode block to add thw following shortcode

[bbp-topic-form] – which displays the ‘New Topic’ form where you can choose from a drop down menu the forum that this topic is to be associated with.

then on you home page, insert a ‘button’ block which links to this page

[Robin W]

bbPress User Roles and Capabilities

relevant ones are:

publish_topics
edit_topics
publish_replies
edit_replies

[salar2]

Hi,
Is this right?

#bbpress-forums div.bbp-forum-author img.avatar, #bbpress-forums div.bbp-topic-author img.avatar, #bbpress-forums div.bbp-reply-author img.avatar {
  float: right !important;
  }

[Robin W]

well you could learn php, some javascript and a little css, work through the security issues of letting users post via email (not sure how you do that), create a receiving handler, and then after many hundreds of hours release the code for free and then support it whilst people bitch about how stupid your plugin is….

[biznisoka]

Hi,

Have two bbpress forums on a webpage, a public one, for “usual” registered users, and private one, for “special” registered users.
Used bbp private groups plug-in to create both groups.
Would like to hide private forum menu item from the general registered users (not redirect to some custome page on something).
Asked the question on plugin’s support page, but got no answer.
Is there any code snippet or something I could use to hide the menu item which opens private forum? Now i get 404 error.

[Robin W]

This should do it

add_filter( 'bbp_current_author_ip', '__return_false' ) ;

if it doesn’t then

add_filter( 'bbp_current_author_ip', 'rew_remove_ip' );

function rew_remove_ip () {
$retval = 0 ;
return $retval ;
}

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

[dredarsenic]

Hi there, my issue is similar to this, but maybe you can enlighten me.

I’m using bbPress for the forum on my site.

On the front end, users should be able to submit a topic on a forum, when they try, they get a “A name is required for this term.” error, I have already reset the forum, but still has the same thing.
Also the despite that message, the topic will appear in the WP admin dashboard under Topics, but will never show in the forum on the front end, I would like the topic created by users on the front end to appear immediately in the front end as well, any idea of code I can add to the functions.php of the theme or anything I can do ?

[Chuckie]

Thanks for your code. It has been so long now when I asked this that i am reluctant to start fiddling with my setup.

I prefer to continue to wait until such a time and bbPress is updated rather than add bits of code to my functions file.

At the moment what I have works for me due to the bsp settings that were added some time back.

Thank you for the code though.

[Marcus (aka @msykes)]

Hi All, I posted this on the trac ticket too, in case others are interested:

I’ve taken a slightly different approach to Robin, for me I only have logged in users on my forums, and I want to show the pending reply with a warning so the user knows it’s pending but exists. The below will show pending replies to the author who wrote them and a warning to the author that the reply is pending, as well as adding a warning specific to moderators so they clearly know to moderate it.

Hope it helps someone!

/**
 * Modifies the SQL query for reply loops so that reply authors can view their own replies that are still pending
 * @param $where string
 * @param $wp_query WP_Query
 * @return string
 */
function bbp_allow_members_pending_view( $where, $wp_query ){
	global $wpdb;
	$type = $wp_query->query_vars['post_type'];
	if( $type == bbp_get_reply_post_type() && !current_user_can('moderate') && is_user_logged_in() ){
		// check reply here
		$user_id = get_current_user_id();
		$find = "{$wpdb->prefix}posts.post_author = $user_id AND {$wpdb->prefix}posts.post_status = 'private'";
		$replace = $find . $wpdb->prepare(" OR {$wpdb->prefix}posts.post_author = %d AND {$wpdb->prefix}posts.post_status = %s", $user_id, bbp_get_pending_status_id());
		$where = str_replace( $find, $replace, $where );
	}
	return $where;
}
add_action('posts_where', 'bbp_allow_members_pending_view', 10, 2);

/**
 * Shows a warning above pending replies, different warning for mods and the author.
 */
function my_bbp_allow_members_pending_view_warning(){
	if( bbp_get_reply_status() == bbp_get_pending_status_id() ){
		if( current_user_can('moderate') ){
			$warning = 'This reply is pending moderation, approve so others can see it or trash it!';
		}elseif( bbp_get_reply_author_id() == get_current_user_id() ){
			$warning = 'This reply is pending moderation, others will see it once a moderator approves it.';
		}
		if( !empty($warning) ){
			echo '<div class="bbp-template-notice notice"><ul><li>'.$warning.'</li></ul></div>';
		}
	}
}
add_action( 'bbp_theme_before_reply_content', 'my_bbp_allow_members_pending_view_warning');

[Leoart]

It’s because avatar image has position: absolute. You have to override or modify this rule. There are a few ways how to handle it depending on where you want to show avatar. You need to play with CSS a bit.

[kwk]

I’m new to coding and do not know much about these things. I would like the avatar or gravatar to show on the right corner of my header.
First of all, do I need to put this code <<get_avatar( wp_get_current_user(), 32 );>> in my header.php file?
And do I need to write some CSS code to style it?

[Robin W]

This appears to be a paid theme, so i have no access to it.

I suggest you try

Step by step guide to setting up a bbPress forum – Part 1

item 8

[Robin W]

I can’t say for sure as I’ve not used that plugin.

But bbpress and worpdress have lots of capabilities to put code where you wish, so

1. exactly where do you want it to go?
2. Do you know how to do a button linking to the page?

[Robin W]

depends on what you mean by ‘solution’ 🙂

get_avatar( wp_get_current_user(), 32 );

[Robin W]

This still works as far as I know

bbPress Notifications

it it is not perfect, the code wold get you most of the way to what you want

[Robin W]

There are tens of thousands of themes, and tens of thousands of plugins. It would be impossible to test every combination. I can’t say that bbpress has been tested with Avada !!

As long as both theme and plugin adhere to basic standards, then it is likely that they will work together.

The plugin is a subset of code from within buddypress, so if you have buddypress you don’t need the plugin.

[Anonymous User 18731058]

Hi Robin,
Unfortunately, the code you’ve provided isn’t working for me. However, bbp_get_user_topic_count_raw and bbp_get_user_reply_count_raw work fine, so I’ve replaced the functions using JavaScript.

<?php
$topicCount = bbp_get_user_topic_count_raw(wp_get_current_user()->ID);
$replyCount = bbp_get_user_reply_count_raw(wp_get_current_user()->ID);
?>

<script>
var topicCount = document.querySelector('.bbp-user-topic-count');
var replyCount = document.querySelector('.bbp-user-reply-count');
if(topicCount){topicCount.innerHTML = 'Topics Created: ' + '<?php echo $topicCount ?>'}
if(replyCount){replyCount.innerHTML = 'Replies Created: ' + '<?php echo $replyCount ?>'}
</script>

[Robin W]

yes, this has been happening for a while (it happens on this site!) , and I’ve not got round to looking at why until you posted (I am a bbpress user who helps out here, not one of the bbpress authors).

I’ve just dug into the code and created a trac fix ticket for it

https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/3429#ticket

in the meantime, this code fixes the problem

add_filter ('bbp_bump_user_topic_count' , 'rew_new_topic_count', 10 , 4) ;

function rew_new_topic_count ($user_topic_count, $user_id, $difference, $count) {
	//check if count is 2 and should be 1 by seeing if user topic count is empty!!
	if ($user_topic_count==2 && empty (bbp_get_user_topic_count( $user_id, true )) )$user_topic_count = 1 ;
return $user_topic_count ;	
}

add_filter ('bbp_bump_user_reply_count' , 'rew_new_reply_count', 10 , 4) ;

function rew_new_reply_count ($user_reply_count, $user_id, $difference, $count) {
	//check if count is 2 and should be 1 by seeing if user topic count is empty!!
	if ($user_reply_count==2 && empty (bbp_get_user_reply_count( $user_id, true )) )$user_reply_count = 1 ;
return $user_reply_count ;	
}

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