[zaerl]

What you’re asking for involve hooking the “bb_get_active_theme_directory” filter (or similar):

function custom_dir($directory)

{

// do something

// append the slug for example

global $forum;

$directory .= $forum->forum_slug . '/'

}



if(special case described in my last post) add_filter( 'bb_get_active_theme_directory', 'custom_dir');

I’m sorry but I can’t help you further, I’m pretty busy right now.

[Pomy]

Hi Zaerl, Thanks for your interest in this topic

I also tried your method, but I’m sorry its little bit different.

its shows content from “whatever-you-want.php” when slug is “this” but the forum structure remain same.

something like

**************Forum Template**************

— Default Header

— Default latest discussion

— Default forums

— Default Footer

— Custom content from whatever-you-want.php

********************************************

But I’m searching, that when forum slug is “this” then i can handle every thing from scratch from “whatever-you-want.php”

like

*************Forum Template***************

— My Custom Header for forum slug “this”

— My Custom latest discussion

— My Custom forums categories

— My Custom style for footer

*******************************************

Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.

I’m afraid what you are talking about. Is this not a secure method?

Can you please pack this code into a plugin, I’ll really appreciate your kindness. Thanks

[Pomy]

Hi Zaerl, Thanks for your interest in this topic

I also tried your method, but I’m sorry its little bit different.

its shows content from “whatever-you-want.php” when slug is “this” but the forum structure remain same.

something like

**************Forum Template**************

— Default Header

— Default latest discussion

— Default forums

— Default Footer

— Custom content from whatever-you-want.php

********************************************

But I’m searching, that when forum slug is “this” then i can handle every thing from scratch from “whatever-you-want.php”

like

*************Forum Template***************

— My Custom Header for forum slug “this”

— My Custom latest discussion

— My Custom forums categories

— My Custom style for footer

*******************************************

Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.

I’m afraid what you are talking about. Is this not a secure method?

Can you please pack this code into a plugin, I’ll really appreciate your kindness. Thanks

[John James Jacoby]

Try bbp_is_forum()

Otherwise, because of other plugins like BuddyPress it’s hard to know exactly if we’re in *any* bbPress page without running through all the _is_ functions first. I have it set ‘bbPress’ as the body class if a bbPress page is detected, but that happens pretty late in the game. Would be better off checking for a specific _is_ and going from there.

[zaerl]

No no no.

/forum.php, near the end:

$template = 'forum.php';

if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';

else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';



bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );

/topic.php, near the end:

$template = 'topic.php';

$forum = bb_get_forum($topic->forum_id);

if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';

else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';



bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );

Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.

[zaerl]

No no no.

/forum.php, near the end:

$template = 'forum.php';

if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';

else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';



bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );

/topic.php, near the end:

$template = 'topic.php';

$forum = bb_get_forum($topic->forum_id);

if($forum->forum_slug == 'this') $template = 'whatever-you-want.php';

else if($forum->forum_slug == 'that') $template = 'something-else.php';



bb_load_template( $template, array('bb_db_override', 'stickies'), $forum_id );

Keep in mind that this is a rude approach and that everything can be packed in a plugin.

[zyadsherif]

Oh I see … that’s good to know, thanks a lot !!

[zyadsherif]

Oh I see … that’s good to know, thanks a lot !!

[zaerl]

No. You have a very modern installation of PHP and there is some code in bbPress that now it deprecated. Nothing to worry about.

[zaerl]

No. You have a very modern installation of PHP and there is some code in bbPress that now it deprecated. Nothing to worry about.

[zaerl]

My plugin doesn’t touch the mail code.

[zaerl]

My plugin doesn’t touch the mail code.

[zaerl]

Probably you have deleted some posts here and there. Try to recount everything from the admin page (bb-admin/tools-recount.php). I have tested get_topic_page_links (the function that generate links) and I don’t see problems.

Your count says 1533 posts but 35*44 + 7 = 1547.

Also add:

.post img, #post_content img {

max-width: 450px;

}

to your CSS.

[zaerl]

Probably you have deleted some posts here and there. Try to recount everything from the admin page (bb-admin/tools-recount.php). I have tested get_topic_page_links (the function that generate links) and I don’t see problems.

Your count says 1533 posts but 35*44 + 7 = 1547.

Also add:

.post img, #post_content img {

max-width: 450px;

}

to your CSS.

[Pomy]

Hi Ben L.

I’m sorry, second code is not working from my side.

Are you sure about this code?

Please tell me where I’m wrong.

Error:

Warning: Missing argument 1 for bb_get_forum(), called in /home/domain/public_html/my-domain.com/forum/bb-templates/bbp-template/forum.php on line 18 and defined in /home/domain/public_html/my-admin.com/forum/bb-includes/functions.bb-forums.php on line 125

`

Thanks

[Pomy]

Hi Ben L.

I’m sorry, second code is not working from my side.

Are you sure about this code?

Please tell me where I’m wrong.

Error:

Warning: Missing argument 1 for bb_get_forum(), called in /home/domain/public_html/my-domain.com/forum/bb-templates/bbp-template/forum.php on line 18 and defined in /home/domain/public_html/my-admin.com/forum/bb-includes/functions.bb-forums.php on line 125

`

Thanks

[zyadsherif]

OOOH … lovely, works like a charm thanks a lot, but is there some serious error that I should know about & perhaps try to fix?

knowing that I installed a fresh copy & not yet touched anything

Thanks again (“,)

[zyadsherif]

OOOH … lovely, works like a charm thanks a lot, but is there some serious error that I should know about & perhaps try to fix?

knowing that I installed a fresh copy & not yet touched anything

Thanks again (“,)

[Ben L.]

Mark, body[class*=single-bbp], body[class*=page-template-page-bbp] (or if you’re feeling ambitious, body[class*=bbp]) should match bbPress plugin pages. User profile pages currently use the body class for 404 pages, which is a bug.

[Ben L.]

Find this line and make sure it says error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING);

[Ben L.]

Find this line and make sure it says error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING);

[Ben L.]

Your host might be blocking the mail() function, or your email could have been mistakenly marked as spam.

[Ben L.]

Your host might be blocking the mail() function, or your email could have been mistakenly marked as spam.

[Ben L.]

Theoretically, you can use anything for authentication by overriding the bb_check_login function.

[Ben L.]

Theoretically, you can use anything for authentication by overriding the bb_check_login function.