[matus.nedecky]

humm it’s weird

Anyway, if I have some page styles, may I use them in some way for bbpress forum? for example full width page template? Thanks

[Jared Atchison]

I have a page (/register) that is using [bbp-register].

The only issue I’m having is after the user registers they get redirected back to the same back and see the registration form again, so they are getting confused and often wondering if the registration went through at all (it does).

bbp_wp_login_action appears to be filterable, but I haven’t had any luck getting it to accept a URL to redirect to (redirect_to) after the registration goes through?

Maybe I’m not passing something right?

[ebharding]

patience fixed mine, I didn’t do anything and they just came back. What didn’t comeback were my modifications that I had forgotten I made

[dublub]

Yes, on RC 3 is working ok, thanks for the update

[zenmedia]

Love the shortcodes! Job well done on this plugin version. I can now use a shortcode on a custom page and display this as the root of my site in WP while keeping WP for additional pages/posts!

Thanks a million!

[janoochen]

Each time I click a tag and get to the link:

http://localhost/taiwantalk-beta/?topic-tag=design-teaching

I get a blank page in my localhost

and this error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function bbp_get_topic_tag_template() in /home/aleche23/alexchen.info/taiwantalk/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-core-compatibility.php on line 745 when I upload it on a server.

I tried a fresh bbp 2.0 rc3 installation and got the same error.

Is this a known issue?

[folgerj]

Just upgraded to Version 2.0-rc-3 and now when I click on any topic I get a 404 error. I did this while signed in and from the dashboard and from the forum page on the outside. One of my users left a reply and hour or so before I upgraded and I can edit it and see what he wrote. But if I click on view what he wrote then it gives me the 404 error.. Nothing I do seems to allow me to see the topics in detail. I can only see a topics list at this address http://jeff-foliage.com/fall-foliage-forum/ but clicking on any or all the topics are not found…

Is this where I say HELP!!!

[emanagedfutures]

I had the same problem as Jim. It’s not working on my index page for one of my sites. I wonder what the workaround because it seems to work on other pages.

[Mamdouh Kaldas]

Hi,

I’ve found this page very useful and it helped me create the main forum page as I wanted it to be.

http://www.carsrecoverylondon.com/forum/

However, once I go into the forum pages, or topics, everything gets lost, for example, I used a specific page template for the forum page I created with the short code, but once I go into the topics or so, it reverts back to the regular page template.

Is there a way to force all forum pages to appear in my specified page template so it would keep all my customizations?

Many thanks,

[master5o1]

I imagine the column shortcodes could be this:

[column width=”1/3″ final=”true”]…[/column]

[qinggen]

Warning: require(./bb-load.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in wwwrootkuoyingbb-login.php on line 4

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘./bb-load.php’ (include_path=’.;C:php5pear’) in wwwrootkuoyingbb-login.php on line 4

???

[Anonymous User 5853594]

@eliZZZa

BuddyPress does indeed include the full standalone version and doesn’t (yet) fully support the plugin version. It has been announced that in a future release of BuddyPress, support for the plugin will be included though.

What you’re seeing in the Dashboard are the menu’s from the plugin version. The forums have to (manually) be given pages of their own, for them to show up in the front-end of your site.

You can create pages for the plugin’s forums using the plugin’s shortcodes (https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes).

I know that the interaction between BuddyPress and the bbPress plugin isn’t much at the moment, but I hope that BuddyPress will try to make it easier in future releases.

You can use them side by side pretty well though, although I do not know how things will change when the bbPress plugin version is included into BuddyPress. I imagine that it might cause some importing issues.

[Anonymous User 5853594]

@eliZZZa

BuddyPress does indeed include the full standalone version and doesn’t (yet) fully support the plugin version. It has been announced that in a future release of BuddyPress, support for the plugin will be included though.

What you’re seeing in the Dashboard are the menu’s from the plugin version. The forums have to (manually) be given pages of their own, for them to show up in the front-end of your site.

You can create pages for the plugin’s forums using the plugin’s shortcodes (https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-20-shortcodes).

I know that the interaction between BuddyPress and the bbPress plugin isn’t much at the moment, but I hope that BuddyPress will try to make it easier in future releases.

You can use them side by side pretty well though, although I do not know how things will change when the bbPress plugin version is included into BuddyPress. I imagine that it might cause some importing issues.

[ratsoid2]

@philsown

Download User Avatar for WP here: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/user-avatar/

1. In single-user-edit.php, Before

<?php bbp_get_template_part( 'bbpress/content', 'single-user-edit' ); ?>

add: http://pastebin.com/rfLFaRvq

2. In style.css add:

.bbp-single-user-edit { position:relative; }

#user-avatar-display { position:absolute; top:160px; right:20px; text-align:center; width:155px; }

#user-avatar-display a { color:#000; text-decoration:none; text-align:center; };

3. In functions.php add: http://pastebin.com/YfbiN65x

That’s it.

Original solution: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-user-photo-front-end-upload?replies=17#post-2186636

It works great for me. Cheers.

[eliZZZa]

Hi John,

I hate to bother, but I really dug through everything close to a documentation (plus hundreds of forum answers) and could not find an answer to some basic questions:

a) BuddyPress 1.5.2 beta comes with a folder

/bp-forums/bbpress

which is obviously a full bbpress install (standalone?).

I run WP 3.2.1 with BP 1.5.2 beta plus bbpress plugin 2.0-rc-2 (the latter a folder with less files than the one I found in a)

So which one to run/install, what’s the difference?

At the moment my admin panel shows a section for Forums, Topics, Replies, but they don’t show in the frontend.

In the frontend I see group forums only, but not the ones created in the admin panel.

I am confused and I am really missing a clue (a mini docu would help), on how those parts work together (or not).

Thankful for any hint, just point me to any place with some information so that I can find sleep and peace again – and my 11,000 club members too

BTW – I am quite experienced with WordPress after some hundred installations and modifications since 2005, but I’m new to BuddyPress and bbPress…

Kind regards from Austria,

eliZZZa

[eliZZZa]

Hi John,

I hate to bother, but I really dug through everything close to a documentation (plus hundreds of forum answers) and could not find an answer to some basic questions:

a) BuddyPress 1.5.2 beta comes with a folder

/bp-forums/bbpress

which is obviously a full bbpress install (standalone?).

I run WP 3.2.1 with BP 1.5.2 beta plus bbpress plugin 2.0-rc-2 (the latter a folder with less files than the one I found in a)

So which one to run/install, what’s the difference?

At the moment my admin panel shows a section for Forums, Topics, Replies, but they don’t show in the frontend.

In the frontend I see group forums only, but not the ones created in the admin panel.

I am confused and I am really missing a clue (a mini docu would help), on how those parts work together (or not).

Thankful for any hint, just point me to any place with some information so that I can find sleep and peace again – and my 11,000 club members too

BTW – I am quite experienced with WordPress after some hundred installations and modifications since 2005, but I’m new to BuddyPress and bbPress…

Kind regards from Austria,

eliZZZa

[Corse]

Problem is solved by adding the following code to the PHP template files.

<style>

#content {

width: 920px;

}

</style>

[Isabelle]

Hi there,

Here I am with an issue – Didn’t touch anything :p

I’ve made my own theme and followed the steps.

When clicking on a tag I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bbp_get_topic_tag_template() in xampphtdocswordpresswp-contentpluginsbbpressbbp-includesbbp-core-compatibility.php on line 745

Thanks in advance for any assistance,

Isabelle,

[Ipstenu (Mika Epstein)]

In the future I’ll look into adhering to the WordPress Discussion settings for restricting comments too.

Yeah, I’m gonna need that too

Akismet’s great for spam (yay!) but keepin’ out the troublemakers…

[dublub]

I get the same error with the latest versions of bbPress Plugin and WordPress. I tried a fresh install but i get the same error.

If i remove the code from common functions the update works ok.

if ( $bbp->errors->get_error_codes() )

$has_errors = true;

But i’m afraid without that code there won’t be any error printed

Does anyone have another solution?

[jnbjerregaard]

Page turns blank when updating profile with 2.0 .

[jnbjerregaard]

Page turns blank when updating profile with 2.0 .

[frankpereiro]

I don’t know if this is the right forum for this. Nevertheless, I’ve done some search in the forums and haven’t seen an answer or topic with this problem:

Whenever I try to update my user profile (with the Yahoo info, for example) I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_codes() on a non-object in /**********/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-common-functions.php on line 1392

I’m using the latest version (2.0-rc-2) of the bbPress plugin for WordPress.

[pagal]

@philsown

should edit avatar-upload.php

changing line 7, the following

do bb_auth (); / / logged in?

with

bb_auth ('logged_in'); / / logged in?

Please let me know, if this work for you, thanks

[simplethemes.com]

Hi, thanks for the feedback. Actually I chose to hide the sublevel items in mobile view. I do intend to address it more practically, though. It shouldn’t be difficult. My original thinking was to provide some method of access on subpages after a user has clicked. It just seemed to be a cleaner approach while enforcing usability. That said, what I can do is apply a CSS rule that overrides the display:none rule on current/active menu items or add a JavaScript user agent script that adds a slidedown effect. I’ll play around with this a bit later today. in the dentist chair right now