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  • #82287

    OK, here is a possible quick workaround for now. Really late at night here, so I don’t have enough neurons to come up with a different solution.

    The popular tags feature has a limit of 80 tags.

    If you create another template and call it all-tags.php, put it in the forum directory, and use the call for the popular tags, but without the limit, it should work.

    all-tags.php

    <?php
    require('./bb-load.php');
    ?>

    <?php bb_get_header(); ?>

    <div class="bbcrumb"><a href="<?php bb_uri(); ?>"><?php bb_option('name'); ?></a> &raquo; <?php _e('All Tags'); ?></div>

    <p role="main"><?php _e('This is the list of all tags that are currently used on the forums.'); ?></p>

    <div id="hottags">
    <?php bb_tag_heat_map( 9, 38, 'pt' ); ?>
    </div>

    <?php bb_get_footer();

    then call for youdomain.com/forums/all-tags.php

    or the path where the file is

    I don’t have that many tags, so I can’t test it.

    At least, this is the principle, maybe there is another template code for that, like bb_get_tags or so…

    #82286

    @chrishajer – you are right… I don’t have a lot of tags on mine and I thought it was listing them all… :-(

    I’ll try to find out if there is a complete list option.

    #82284

    Is this what you mean?

    yourdomain.com/forums-directory/tags/

    /tags/

    will take you to the list

    #82422
    chrishajer
    Participant

    To be clear, that just removes the search box, or hides it from display if you choose to do it with CSS display:none;. People could still access the search function directly by accessing the URL http://www.example.com/bbpress/search.php?q=keyword. If you just want to reduce visual clutter, remove the code from your template as suggested by hatter.

    #82208
    chrishajer
    Participant

    It’s probably not the CSS, but my guess is it’s something related to this specific setup. Maybe the language in use or the RTL CSS or integration with WordPress. bbPress does this by default when you type something that looks like a URL. Here I will just type something and bbPress will just linkify it: http://www.google.com (I typed www google com but with the periods in it)

    #82368
    wiseacre
    Member

    bbpress as wordpress plugin?

    I see … Probably BuddyPress is more important project … ? ;)

    #32532
    noz
    Member

    Hi everybody,

    I will try to explain what i want with my bad english ^^

    I would like to retieve password without email. I haven’t found how it is encode.

    In class.passwordhash.php there is base64 encrypting and all passwords begin by ‘$P$’…

    I tried without success.

    Help please !

    Thx.

    #81692
    Olaf Lederer
    Participant

    :) @hatter a gravatar is a dynamic image

    @radovanx,

    go to the admin panel and:

    settings -> discussions

    #82366
    Gautam
    Member

    ahh… that’s 2:30 in the night here… :-(

    #82207
    Michael
    Participant

    I agree with Chrishajer. I didn;t know that bbPress does it without a plugin. This as I did not use my forum at all until I had some plugins installed (including bbcode).

    @Chrishajer: I don’t think it would have anything to do with the CSS file. I’m sure there’s a file (I haven’t looked) that has the function that parses the post.

    Regards

    Michael

    #55986

    In reply to: Show off your Forum !!

    Michael
    Participant

    Hi rleon!

    Thanks for joining! :)

    The smaller statistics were entered manually based on functions in the built-in statistics file, except for the newly registered members which I wrote myself.

    The actual ‘Detailed Statistics’ comes from a plugin called MyViews. Search it up in the plugin browser.

    I also have a ton of other plugins – which is why the forum looks somewhat advanced.

    Regards

    Michael

    #55985

    In reply to: Show off your Forum !!

    rleon
    Member

    Hi Michael888

    Nice work. I registered to your forum too :)

    But I am pretty new to this and I am wondering what plugins you used to get the

    Board Statistics

    From my reading it may be a combo of plugins.

    #82363
    rickxxx
    Member

    whatever you do with bbPress, please make sure to keep it SIMPLE to be used by “average internet users” and “newbies”.

    Only “simple to use” applications enjoy huge success. Look at Craigslist, Facebook, etc.

    Features need to add value for the user and provide easy to use interface.

    For example looking at the WordPress-Dashboard “Admin-interface”, I still believe this interface is way too complicated to use and not really self-explanatory. A newby will be confused and just click away from it.

    Start thinking out of the box ;-)

    Thanks !

    #32527
    Casemon
    Member

    Have searched all over this forum for solutions to these, but none of the suggestions worked for me.

    Have installed bbpress along side a WP installation under a sub folder. Added Options -MultiViews to .htaccess.

    Results:

    1) Cannot access the admin page… have tried logging out & flushing cookies, but clicking Admin always gives me a white blank page. No plugins installed, and perms are all 755.

    2) Logging into WP site doesn’t log into blog & vice versa. Have added the cookie info to the config and they match the wp config. If it matters, there was no security salt reported on my system (for some reason) but installer said that was ok to leave it blank so I did.

    Anyone want to tackle this? Can _feel_ the power of bbpress, but these basic issues make it a PITA! :O

    #55984

    In reply to: Show off your Forum !!

    Michael
    Participant

    I completely agree with you on that. There would be no point in putting effort into making a stable plugin for a version of bbPress that will soon be out of date.

    I’d really love to see the developments of this. :) Wish you luck with it :)

    #82357
    sockmoney
    Member

    I am also a fan of keeping bbPress as its own software entity. However, I would not care if it was available as a plugin to WP by default, but could be installed stand alone as well.

    It just might be a little more difficult to market it as a forum in the mainstream if it is hidden away as a plugin with an optional checkbox to just install as a forum and not a blog. Just my 2 cents on that.

    Oh, and not a big fan of TinyMCE myself. But I’m old school. I think the masses generally like crap like that… ;-) Making it optional would of course be the way to go.

    #55983

    In reply to: Show off your Forum !!

    Taeo
    Member

    @Michael888

    Thanks! I will definitely share once I am done.

    I am not so sure about releasing it as a stable plugin. Alot of what I have done is very specific to the goal I am trying to accomplish! Not to mention I haven’t really made an effort to make it play nice as a plugin (table needs to be created manually, queries have hardcoded table names, etc).

    If the 1.1 revival of BBPress goes through and my site does well I may consider it. Regardless I would release it as is to anyone who wanted to tinker with it.

    #82354
    Gautam
    Member

    Read the whole IRC chat…

    I would like to just suggest upon some of the major topics:

    1. bbPress.org redesign would get a lot benefit (which is in process), it could/would get more attention to the community, the new theme which Sam was working on was looking more user friendly and gave a Web 2.0 feel – I think it should also include Themes Repo, as bbShowcase is down, the list compiled by ck is no more – I tried to check the cache but couldn’t get it
    2. bbPress should contain major admin-side part. I want to discuss some below:

      • Auto-update feature as in WP (for plugins and bbPress – also themes in future, if a repo is created) – This would help people stay updated
      • Ability to edit Plugins & Themes
      • User & Topics management should be improved, like selecting multiple users and deleting them
      • Some more small things can be added like ability to edit which HTML tags are allowed

    3. Coming to the integration part, I think bbPress has to be a standalone forum, as TalkPress runs on bbPress and similar services by the users can be created in the future (eg. there are many phpBB forum hosts), similar things can be created with bbPress too (live example is TalkPress, but it is paid). The only thing I can think of is a 2 sided plugin (WP part and bb part), which should take care of all the issues like database access, cookies, settings etc. Now the only issue left is of themes, and if it is needed, then the bbPress theme structure must be re-worked upon or revamped (I know, it is a difficult job) to be compatible with WordPress themes.
    4. The sidebar should be only in one file (and dynamic), should support widgets like WP – theme compatibility issue would make it do that.
    5. At the end, when everything’s done, codex should be there. This would encourage people to build bbPress plugins. Stats & compatiblity section (as on wp.org could be added in the near future). An IDE style coding would also help (to create phpdocs).

    These are some of my views, some are very difficult to achieve but once they are done, everything would be like butter and users would always come to this forum with positive replies!

    Also note that the functionality provided by the plugins need *not* be integrated into bbPress core, the plugins can be handled by their own respective authors – and could need more frequent updates than the bbPress core part. The thing I want to say is, if a plugin needs update then the author can flag a new version, but if the same thing (which is not needed by all) was integrated into bbPress and the update would have been critical (update in that part only), then a new version of bbPress had to be flagged, which shouldn’t be the case. Also new features & enhancements to that part (which can be as plugin) cannot be added frequently.

    #82436

    No, it is not bad. It’s just that if you want to output a result and there is already a function in place doing just that, why not use it? Basically total_users is doing the same as echo get_total_users.

    For what it matters, it is less code :)

    #82434
    bb-lover
    Member

    @matveb

    Thanks both are working……….

    <?php echo get_total_users(); ?>

    and

    <?php total_users(); ?>

    but i don’t know why i should not use echo…. is it bad for me?

    tell me about pros and cons of echo… thanks :-)

    #82433

    Actually, one amend: you should use <?php total_users(); ?> which is meant for output and you get rid of the echo.

    Glad it worked.

    #82432
    bb-lover
    Member

    @ matveb

    I got it ……..Thanks dear… you code is simple and smart :-)

    #82431

    That function is already on core, you just have to include it:

    <?php include_once("bb-includes/functions.bb-statistics.php"); ?>

    And then call it:

    <?php echo get_total_users(); ?>

    #82430
    bb-lover
    Member

    Its not working……………. topix and posts are displaying but not users……….. i want to clear that i’ve integrated my bbpress and wordpress…that’s why the users table of both software s are same in one database i.e. wp_users

    also i want to mention here……..I’ve set the table prefix of bbpress bb_ into uk_ because of multiple bbpress installations.

    so that’s my detail…and i’m going curious to listen abt new script from your side. :-)

    #82428
    fundomaat
    Member

    I’m just trying this and I get the follow error:

    We have registered members. Welcome to our newest members: Unable to fetch newest members(s). An error occured within the database.
    Our members have made a total of 0 posts in 0 topics.

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