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okay, so I figured out that “<?php bb_new_topic_link(); ?>” creates a hyperlink that says “add new >” linking to the place to start a new topic.
How can I customize that text? ie – what’s the php for just the link, so I can say:
<a href="THE LINK">something else<?a>Topic: Simple PHP Question
So, I’m learning how to hack around these bbpress themes pretty nicely, but sometimes the php confounds me. For example, here’ some code from a basic front page:
<th><?php _e('Posts'); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('Last Poster'); ?></th>
<th><?php _e('Freshness'); ?></th>Simple table headers, but what’s the point of the php? Why don’t I just slap the words in there exactly how I want it? Isn’t this just churning resources? Why wouldn’t I just do this:
<th>Posts</th>
<th>Last Poster</th>
<th>Freshness</th>Thanks!
I noticed this situation as well, though I haven’t had time to look fully into it – it seemed that a new user when signed up was automatically set to inactive, but upon logging in, or posting, they became active. I’ll have to check further when I get the chance to see if this is a ‘problem’ or just a ‘feature’.
@gouri, bbpress is standalone software that is meant to run by itself, or alongside practically anything you choose. In the case of deep integration, if that’s your plan, yes it will work on either WordPress.org or WordPress µ
function login_form() {
if ( bb_is_user_logged_in() )
bb_load_template( 'logged-in.php' );
else
bb_load_template( 'login-form.php', array('user_login', 'remember_checked', 'redirect_to', 're') );
}
I’m running a forum, which has a sidebar on the left, it was a pain to edit that sidebar, so I tried some including today.
If you want to including a file in to your forum, use this code:
<?php bb_load_template(‘sidebar.php’);?>
Add that sidebar.php or whatever you want to call it in your template folder.
It works similar like the one we are used to using for WordPress:
<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.”/sidebar.php”);?>
Glad to see what I am saying confirmed with independent realworld proof.
Pleased to be of service.
BTW, just how big is your site that you require multiple db servers?
I don’t know of a single WordPress+bbPress install, other than Automattic’s that are using multiple db servers.
(unless of course you are running other apps that have heavy db use or maybe for backup replication)
It’s more for redundancy than anything else, although before we got opcode caching in and had optimised some plugins involved we were catching traffic surges when our client tweeted new posts that were making us very very glad we had that much capacity.
There’s a reason for that.
Most of us still remember the days of Netscape 2.0, when everybodies website was inside of frames, they all blinked, every frame had a different background and almost every button was some kind of animation.We’re all trying to pretend that it never happened. Animated what now?
It’s called deep integration, and it’s being discussed all around you right now.
Which pages are you getting the 404 header on? I just crawled my local copy quickly with firebug and was getting 200’s across the board. I’m probably missing a few of the pages though, I just loaded it up and started clicking away.
heyho,
so i guess this is going to be my last question and i should be done now with my bbpress template .
so i need a placeholder link for normal logged in folks like
<?php if ( is_admin() yadda yadda php xy bla bla() ) : ?>
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<li><?php bb_admin_link();?></li>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
or else
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<li><?php bb_any_link();?></li>
</td>
</tr>
</table>what kind of bbpress/php tags do i need?
thankssssss a bunch
Guh. Last stab at it, the action only runs on a valid tag being added (rather than just an attempt being made to add one). Beyond that though, who knows, I’m running 2.8.2 SVN so it’s always hard to tell what’s just me
yeah that’s what i’m doing since 2 days (i allways try things first befor i ask), and this is kinda annoying if you’re in a “productive flow” with your template design.
aaaaanyway i may find this pisser … one day
thanks kawa
Not quite sure what you’re asking, but if you’re just trying to display a message to non-logged in users, use something like:
<?php if ( !bb_is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
Welcome, please log in or register!
<?php endif; ?>in front-page.php
My coding is pretty terrible too ;P I just learn from poking around in bbPress and WordPress and breaking things a lot, so you’re going about it the right way
well not really kawa i’ve just copy & pasted the message from this forum here (@chand it’s right on top of this forum), my forum is in german and i thought that sounds maybe chinese for a few if i post the german message so i copied the one from here.
other than that , kawa you’re right i’m one of the most brilliant php coders you’ve ever seen, my backend know how is like …well ughhh beyond words lol
however, i use your trick with those fields, but yet an advice regarding to the “guest welcome/login message” ?
It’s not necessarily very obvious if it is run unless you get something to echo because it’s all hidden under AJAX
<?php
function status_tags_update( $a, $b, $c ) {
var_dump($a);
var_dump($b);
var_dump($c);
}
add_action('bb_tag_added', 'status_tags_update',100,3);
?>I put that in my functions.php and it happily threw out some mangled HTML with the dumps underneath the tag list
