[Mark McWilliams]

Ashfame:Seriously, a security exploit fix is sitting in the trunk for 1 week

Give JJJ a bit of respect, he’s not the only guy who could make the required change, I believe a few people have the powers and such! Plus I’m sure you’ll see that bbPress doesn’t get as much attention, or have the same number of Core Committers. I’ll try and give JJJ a shout!

[Anthony Cole]

Yeah, +1 from me. I’m GMT +11 (Melbourne) and in a weird time zone, but it’d be cool to see things happening again

[zaerl]

<?php echo substr(topic_title(), 0, 20), '...'; ?>

[zaerl]

<?php echo substr(topic_title(), 0, 20), '...'; ?>

[3sixty]

Yow. Great find!! I have been looking for something like this for a while now.

You don’t need a plugin. Just add this to the header right above the </head> tag:

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://xbb2.com/b.js?InputName=post_content&”></script&gt;

[3sixty]

Yow. Great find!! I have been looking for something like this for a while now.

You don’t need a plugin. Just add this to the header right above the </head> tag:

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://xbb2.com/b.js?InputName=post_content&”></script&gt;

[eddihughes]

anmari thank you for contributing that line of code, I’m very thankful I happen to find this. Thank you thank you!

[Gautam Gupta]

Doesn’t bbp_get_user_topics_started( $bp->displayed_user->id ); work?

[Gautam Gupta]

Are you sure it’s id and not ID? (in BuddyPress, because I think it should be ID)

[Gautam Gupta]

bbp_get_displayed_user_id() echoes the value of $bbp->displayed_user->ID, so if you’re using the variable, you can use the function.

Which page are you on then?

[Gautam Gupta]

You may want to use bbp_get_displayed_user_id() function.

[Gautam Gupta]

@Ryan Gannon

You *can* use bbp_has_topics(). Use the same args that you use in WP_Query->query().

[trof]

Hey guys,

sorry is it is a stupid question, I’m new with bbPress…

I was wondering, is it possible to create a bbPress plugin besed on Rich Object code constructor ( Demo: http://xbb2.com ) , and if “yes” – shall it be on HTML or BBCode generation ?

Thanks

AT

[gonzp]

Hi Michael,

Looking at your website http://scopedin.com/bbpress/ it seems you managed to resolve all the issues above.

Can you post the codes you finally used?

I am having exactly the same issue.

Thanks

[citizenkeith]

You can’t link to files on your computer. It’s always http. You’ll need to upload them to a service like Photobucket or your own web server before you can link to them.

Or, you can try ck’s bb-Attachments plugin: https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-attachments/

Not that bb-Attachments may not work in 1.0.2, or you may need to read through the thread to find code changes that will make it work.

[citizenkeith]

You can’t link to files on your computer. It’s always http. You’ll need to upload them to a service like Photobucket or your own web server before you can link to them.

Or, you can try ck’s bb-Attachments plugin: https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/bb-attachments/

Not that bb-Attachments may not work in 1.0.2, or you may need to read through the thread to find code changes that will make it work.

[Gautam Gupta]

Maybe it’s not working for you because of the permalink structure you have. Try having it simply /%postname%/.

[Wiiishy]

Still not a true WYSIWYG editor.

CKeditor and TinyMCE, you can copy image, links, words on any site and when pasting looks exactly the same. When you hit send on BBpress, you get a bunch of messed up code.

[Wiiishy]

Still not a true WYSIWYG editor.

CKeditor and TinyMCE, you can copy image, links, words on any site and when pasting looks exactly the same. When you hit send on BBpress, you get a bunch of messed up code.

[Wiiishy]

I’ve installed CKeditor and TinyMCE, tweaked and messed with the code for weeks. I then installed the same two editor to phpBB and Drupal and they both work fine but the forum format are ugly. It seems like BBpress cannot output rich text. I might be wrong, but there seems to be nothing right now. Just a heads up.

[Peter Westwood]

I’ve ported over the changes to KSES and clean_url into a branch in the BackPress repo ready for bbPress 1.0.x branch work.

If anyone has cycles to review and test would be great

http://backpress.automattic.com/log/branches/bbpress-1.0-backpress

[Peter Westwood]

I’ve ported over the changes to KSES and clean_url into a branch in the BackPress repo ready for bbPress 1.0.x branch work.

If anyone has cycles to review and test would be great

http://backpress.automattic.com/log/branches/bbpress-1.0-backpress

[Gautam Gupta]

@intimez

I started from scratch and I’m trying to add it to the menu

Ok, here are the steps to test the plugin:

1. Upload the plugin folder to the wp-content/plugins directory & activate it.
2. Go to Appearance -> Themes & activate the bbPress TwentyTen theme.
3. If you’re using permalinks, go to Settings -> Permalinks and click the save button.
4. Go to Pages -> Add new & select bbPress - Forum index in the template selection in the right side, give the page title Forums or anything and press publish. You can repeat the step to add pages like add new topic, topic index page etc.
5. Go to Appearance -> Menu if you want to add those pages to the menu for easy navigation.
6. Go to Forums -> Add new & write a forum title, description and press publish.
7. Now go to your blog’s home page or that forum you created or directly here – http://www.example.com/bbtest/forums
8. If you go to that /forums url, hopefully you’d see the forum listed which you just created and the new topic form.
9. Browse, test & report bugs

[Gautam Gupta]

@Willabee @alanchrishughes

Edit: BuddyPress also already has a built in forum.

That “built in forum” is bbPress-standalone only. BuddyPress already has the code to integrate bbPress-standalone into it, but as the bbPress-plugin is an entirely new start from scratch, that code would have to be changed if we want to itegrate bbPress-plugin into BuddyPress. That’s why I said “No BuddyPress integration yet (I don’t know if jjj’s working on that, but I don’t think so).”. jjj = John James Jacoby = lead developer of bbPress and BuddyPress.

Did it clear your confusions?

[Willabee]

@alanchrishughes

BuddyPress and bbPress are two different projects, therefore its up too the user to find/make a solution for them to work together. The small changes he’s referring too is probably stuff like letting the user links go to the buddypress profile, etc..

@Gautam

One can always try.