[John James Jacoby]

Happy holidays to you too.

I am confident this potential exploit is now fixed, so if anyone wants to put some eyes on the bb-login.php from trunk would be helpful.

[John James Jacoby]

Happy holidays to you too.

I am confident this potential exploit is now fixed, so if anyone wants to put some eyes on the bb-login.php from trunk would be helpful.

[SEO Shruti]

Sorry. But there is no such option available.

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edit: Please don’t link offsite unless it’s bbPress related – jjj

[SEO Shruti]

Sorry. But there is no such option available.

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edit: Please don’t link offsite unless it’s bbPress related – jjj

[andreao]

what code? I get the same error.

[WirelessTechie]

ok, i managed to install bbpress using the quickinstall item from the cpanel.

it took just 5 sec.

the bb-config file is set just like i did manually before, so i still wonder why it didnt work previously…

[WirelessTechie]

ok, i managed to install bbpress using the quickinstall item from the cpanel.

it took just 5 sec.

the bb-config file is set just like i did manually before, so i still wonder why it didnt work previously…

[WirelessTechie]

i am with hostgator too

thanks! that’s what i did. i dunno why it cant work.

pff…i thought that was easy to install….

thinking of going back to the good old PHP BB…

[WirelessTechie]

i am with hostgator too

thanks! that’s what i did. i dunno why it cant work.

pff…i thought that was easy to install….

thinking of going back to the good old PHP BB…

[spinhead]

I’ll call it a win anyway

but, really? Administrator can’t manage themes and plugins?

[Willabee]

Zaerl that aint a one-sentence description.

[Anonymous User]

Oh – fault. thx for correction

[Anonymous User]

Oh – fault. thx for correction

[zaerl]

<?php if( is_bb_admin() ) { ?> class="highlight"<?php } ?>

This is wrong Markus. is_bb_admin (which is deprecated, use bb_is_admin) returns true if the page is an administrative page. It’s just a wrapper that returns the value of the BB_IS_ADMIN constant.

[zaerl]

<?php if( is_bb_admin() ) { ?> class="highlight"<?php } ?>

This is wrong Markus. is_bb_admin (which is deprecated, use bb_is_admin) returns true if the page is an administrative page. It’s just a wrapper that returns the value of the BB_IS_ADMIN constant.

[Pomy]

Markus, thanks again and sorry that I didn’t find this solution over bbpress forum before my last post.

But I think it would be great and easy if it can be achieved with Zaerl’s code??

I mean we can get this solution without touching front-page.php, topic.php, post.php or other files.

And it would be also great to highlight multiple authors by their ids which zearl did for topics/forums.

want something like – $za_highlight_auhors = array(1,8,55,89); ??

Possible?

[Pomy]

Markus, thanks again and sorry that I didn’t find this solution over bbpress forum before my last post.

But I think it would be great and easy if it can be achieved with Zaerl’s code??

I mean we can get this solution without touching front-page.php, topic.php, post.php or other files.

And it would be also great to highlight multiple authors by their ids which zearl did for topics/forums.

want something like – $za_highlight_auhors = array(1,8,55,89); ??

Possible?

[Anonymous User]

For individual classes for author post you can use

class="highlight_<?php post_author_id();?>"

Anonther good starting point to search:

http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress/nav.html?_functions/index.html

There are always different ways to achieve an objective. It is only a question of whether the target should be achieved easily, quickly or safely.

[Anonymous User]

For individual classes for author post you can use

class="highlight_<?php post_author_id();?>"

Anonther good starting point to search:

http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/bbpress/nav.html?_functions/index.html

There are always different ways to achieve an objective. It is only a question of whether the target should be achieved easily, quickly or safely.

[Anonymous User]

Here is one solution described for all keymasters and admins:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/different-style-for-key-master-and-administrator-replies-1

For admins you can also do something like this:

<?php if( is_bb_admin() ) { ?> class="highlight"<?php } ?>

[Anonymous User]

Here is one solution described for all keymasters and admins:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/different-style-for-key-master-and-administrator-replies-1

For admins you can also do something like this:

<?php if( is_bb_admin() ) { ?> class="highlight"<?php } ?>

[Anonymous User]

Hi Zaerl,

I see – your plugin is a better and bigger way to highlight many topics and forums.

You hang your code to the filter topic_class. The perfect solution.

@softinfo: You must use <?php bb_forum_class(); ?> in your custom theme.

[Anonymous User]

Hi Zaerl,

I see – your plugin is a better and bigger way to highlight many topics and forums.

You hang your code to the filter topic_class. The perfect solution.

@softinfo: You must use <?php bb_forum_class(); ?> in your custom theme.

[Anonymous User]

For specific topics and post you can use:

get_topic_id();

post_id();

Here you’ll find the incomplete documentation:

https://bbpress.org/documentation/template-tags

But I think for posts and topics there must be another, better solution. No one wants to write their own CSS definition for each ID.

Maybe it is better to use a term from the tagging to create the unique look of some Posts.

[Anonymous User]

For specific topics and post you can use:

get_topic_id();

post_id();

Here you’ll find the incomplete documentation:

https://bbpress.org/documentation/template-tags

But I think for posts and topics there must be another, better solution. No one wants to write their own CSS definition for each ID.

Maybe it is better to use a term from the tagging to create the unique look of some Posts.