[Pomy]

@zaerl

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

Ahh Ok, But I’m not able to hire someone for “complete” help.

Any way thanks for your help.

@Ben L. – I tried

if ( $forum->forum_slug == 'myforum' ) {

bb_load_template( 'forum-myforum.php' );

return;

}

It works, can I use this method removing $forum = bb_get_forum(); ??

Is it secure?

[Pomy]

@zaerl

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

Ahh Ok, But I’m not able to hire someone for “complete” help.

Any way thanks for your help.

@Ben L. – I tried

if ( $forum->forum_slug == 'myforum' ) {

bb_load_template( 'forum-myforum.php' );

return;

}

It works, can I use this method removing $forum = bb_get_forum(); ??

Is it secure?

[Ben L.]

https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/trunk/bb-load.php#L25 – here’s an even better solution.

error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING); allows us to avoid new error messages if PHP adds new error types in the future.

[Ben L.]

https://trac.bbpress.org/browser/trunk/bb-load.php#L25 – here’s an even better solution.

error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING); allows us to avoid new error messages if PHP adds new error types in the future.

[mark_corbin]

Thanks JJJ!

One more thing’s been bugging me: I want anyone to be able to register on the forum, but no ‘register’ link appears on the bbpress log-in widget, or for example after links that say ‘sorry, need to be signed in to post comments’ .

There seems to be a template file for a bbp registration form, and I’ve tried guessing but I can’t work out the link to it!

So

1. Is this by design, have I got an option wrongly ticked somewhere?

2. Could you let me know the link to a registration form if there is one – otherwise I could use the standard wp registration link

3. Is it worth me searching through the code trying to add in a few links in the right places, is there one quick-win place to this? I guess priority for me is to get the link in the sign-in widget.

I’m tempted to try to create or use a lightbox registration/log-in process anyway, but I need a much shorter term solution (small numbers of people might register from Friday)

Thanks for your help folks, love this software

Mark

[Thomashorstink]

Hi,

I’m using bbPress for a website I’m building and I’m experiencing a kind of weird thing. I’m using the following code to get the last topic title on the forum page:

topic_title(forum_last_topic_id());

It works well except for the first Subforum..

Here’s a link:

http://venvnvs.nl/bbpress/

[sontru]

Most of the deprecation is to do with =& assignments.

According to this http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.references.php#93292

All that need doing is to remove the &

Is it safe to do so. Has anyone done this? Is there any recursive tree loops in the code?

[sontru]

Most of the deprecation is to do with =& assignments.

According to this http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.references.php#93292

All that need doing is to remove the &

Is it safe to do so. Has anyone done this? Is there any recursive tree loops in the code?

[Pr1me]

Could someone tell me what the code is to display the recent forum entries in the sidebar? (without using the widget system)

[llny]

[llny]

[jzp820927]

SQL error！

>>> database：bbpress (localhost)

>>>>>> CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS bb_posts (

post_id bigint(20) NOT NULL auto_increment,

forum_id int(10) NOT NULL default 1,

topic_id bigint(20) NOT NULL default 1,

poster_id int(10) NOT NULL default 0,

post_text text NOT NULL,

post_time datetime NOT NULL default ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’,

poster_ip varchar(15) NOT NULL default ”,

post_status tinyint(1) NOT NULL default 0,

post_position bigint(20) NOT NULL default 0,

PRIMARY KEY (post_id),

KEY topic_time (topic_id, post_time),

KEY poster_time (poster_id, post_time),

KEY post_time (post_time),

FULLTEXT KEY post_text (post_text)

) TYPE = MYISAM DEFAULT CHARACTER SET ‘utf8’;

>>>>>> You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘TYPE = MYISAM DEFAULT CHARACTER SET ‘utf8” at line 16

[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.

[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.