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Topic: collapsible spoiler tag?
Is there a collapsible spoiler tag (bbcode) available?
I see there’s the spoiler tag that will show texts on hover over, but I’d like to have a collapsible one so I can use it to shorten long posts as well.
Ok, i took a look around (and saw now the post of Submachiner :-p) and found a solution – there’s still a problem with “raquos” in the rss-file. Go to the root-directory of your bbpress-forum and open the rss.php, then replace all the »s; in it with something else, for example with >> . After doing this the Feeds show all content now
Ok, i took a look around (and saw now the post of Submachiner :-p) and found a solution – there’s still a problem with “raquos” in the rss-file. Go to the root-directory of your bbpress-forum and open the rss.php, then replace all the »s; in it with something else, for example with >> . After doing this the Feeds show all content now
dudd: but when i add new page with the template “bbpress- New topic” it do not work and show nothing !
Rich Pedley: Yeah I haven’t figured out why that is available either, hopefully JJJ will enlighten us.
While I was playing with bbPress on my local install the other day, I half looked into the problem, and going from memory we’re missing a
form-bbp_post.phpfile I think? That, orget_template_part( 'form', 'bbp_post' );inpage-bbp_form.phpshould read something different, but I’m going by the first thing I said!
Update: Opened #1352 on Trac!
Hello,
Currently, the name-based forum permalinks must have a trailing ‘/’ – this is fair enough, but it gets seriously bad when one is typing in forum URLs and forgets the trailing ‘/’, only to be slapped down with an unhelpful 404 error. Ouch.
I modified the .htaccess, moving the section commented ‘forums’ down under the ‘topics’ section (so the catch-some rewrite rule I added doesn’t wipe that out), then added a rule that redirects URLs that address a path within the forum root, sans a trailing slash and not corresponding to an actual file, to the same path with a trailing ‘/’.
Like so:
# forums
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/page/([0-9]+)/?$ forum.php?id=$1&page=$2 [L,QSA]
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/$ forum.php?id=$1 [L,QSA] # tailed '/' is mandatory for forum URIs! Props: Mohta
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)$ $1/ [L,R=301] # redirect to forum URL if trailing / skipped
I’m not 100% sure why this isn’t already in place – I may have missed some of the rationale. But it seems to work for me.
Thanks… We would love to be able to use the channels extension. If there’s anything we can do… just tell us where to send the chocolate or beer or whatever.
Thanks!
I need something like «bbPress post» plugin. But only for «Discuss» link on every post in my wordpress blog. Link must create topic for discuss. First post in bbpress topic must be content from post in wordpress blog where link was clicked.
Looks like «bbPress post» is not available by now – http://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-post-003
Sorry for my bad english
We updated from 0.9.0.2 to 1.0.2 bechet. Tags worked fine before the update occured. We do have a custom theme installed and tags worked fine with it installed before the update.
Just reverted to the default theme, and tags are not deleting.
Can you give more detail into what you mean by changes modifying core bbpress files? please and thanks
Thank you for helping me out so far, and providing tips on how to get better support. I apologize that I’m testy. I’ll be more patient.
We updated from 0.9.0.2 to 1.0.2 bechet. Tags worked fine before the update occured. We do have a custom theme installed and tags worked fine with it installed before the update.
Just reverted to the default theme, and tags are not deleting.
Can you give more detail into what you mean by changes modifying core bbpress files? please and thanks
Thank you for helping me out so far, and providing tips on how to get better support. I apologize that I’m testy. I’ll be more patient.
I just installed mod_pagespeed, which Google developed.
http://code.google.com/speed/page-speed/docs/module.html
However, it seems to be dynamically changing my template CSS file.
Has anyone else had problems with mod_pagespeed and bbPress?
I’m running v0.9.0.6 but I assume this applies to all versions of bbPress.
bump.
after reading wordpress and bbpress forums and posts and … finally coming to the realization that what I’m looking for is this “bbpress channels” extension. I’d love to know when it might be available? We’re going to unleash bbpress on hundreds of sites via a multisite server if we can get bbmu to work… I ‘spose I can write my own extension, but it’d be more fun to install and tweak yours. thanks!
Thanks to JJJ for pointing this topic out to me.
Right now, my forum plugin isn’t planned for public release. I’d much rather see a community-supported plugin because a lot more can get done. The plugin could simply be better developed and have better support if it’s a community-run project. Make no mistake, a plugin like this is massive amounts of work, more than one person can realistically handle. Honestly, I don’t want to be the only person developing and supporting a forum plugin.
The reasons I’ve been doing my own thing rather than fully devoting my time to bbPress:
1) I just wanted to see if I could do it for fun.
2) I had some projects that needed basic forum functionality that couldn’t wait for alternate solutions.
3) Everybody wants something, mostly things I don’t believe belong in a lightweight forum plugin.
4) I’ve been hesitant to get more involved in bbPress because I don’t want to deal with all the drama here.
I just finished three months of intense writing for a WP plugin book, so my time has been limited for a while. I’ve still got book-related things this month as well. Once this process is done, I plan to devote more time to the bbPress plugin.
What we want:
These are the things I believe most of us want, which is the reasons I put together a plugin and the reasons for the bbPress plugin. This comes down to two things:
* A plugin that easily integrates into the WordPress user/role and login system.
* Forums that can be managed from our WP admins.
It’s basically about being able to run forums without a lot of hassle.
The direction I’d like to see the bbPress plugin go:
* Stick with the philosophy: lightweight and basic.
* Allow plugins to extend anything needed beyond basic forum functionality.
* Use the functions WordPress provides where possible.
* Forget backwards-compatible hooks and functions. Build a new system.
Thanks to JJJ for pointing this topic out to me.
Right now, my forum plugin isn’t planned for public release. I’d much rather see a community-supported plugin because a lot more can get done. The plugin could simply be better developed and have better support if it’s a community-run project. Make no mistake, a plugin like this is massive amounts of work, more than one person can realistically handle. Honestly, I don’t want to be the only person developing and supporting a forum plugin.
The reasons I’ve been doing my own thing rather than fully devoting my time to bbPress:
1) I just wanted to see if I could do it for fun.
2) I had some projects that needed basic forum functionality that couldn’t wait for alternate solutions.
3) Everybody wants something, mostly things I don’t believe belong in a lightweight forum plugin.
4) I’ve been hesitant to get more involved in bbPress because I don’t want to deal with all the drama here.
I just finished three months of intense writing for a WP plugin book, so my time has been limited for a while. I’ve still got book-related things this month as well. Once this process is done, I plan to devote more time to the bbPress plugin.
What we want:
These are the things I believe most of us want, which is the reasons I put together a plugin and the reasons for the bbPress plugin. This comes down to two things:
* A plugin that easily integrates into the WordPress user/role and login system.
* Forums that can be managed from our WP admins.
It’s basically about being able to run forums without a lot of hassle.
The direction I’d like to see the bbPress plugin go:
* Stick with the philosophy: lightweight and basic.
* Allow plugins to extend anything needed beyond basic forum functionality.
* Use the functions WordPress provides where possible.
* Forget backwards-compatible hooks and functions. Build a new system.
Thanks a lot!
