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  • #143513
    Stephen Edgar
    Keymaster

    Shortcode docs are here https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/

    Thaddeous
    Participant

    Having issue with our site pages and BBPress. We are using WP 3.8.1 and the latest version of BB Press.

    email: theig072@gmail.com
    site: http://www.fretbuzz.com
    site password: test12

    We want to customize our BB Press page (title, maybe input a button or two… who knows) BUT there is no actual BB Press page to customize? The forum seems to be automatically created upon install. Normally we can edit any page by selecting “edit page” at the top of the screen and in this case, there is no edit page button because the page doesn’t exist.
    Following? So the logical next step is to create the page right? Well… when we go to the backend of WP in the admin dashboard -> Settings -> Forums -> we read (about halfway down this page) this text:

    “Forum Root Slug – Customize your Forums root. Partner with a WordPress Page and use Shortcodes for more flexibility.”

    So we created a WP Page named forums. (http://www.fretbuzz.com/forums/) If this page is created then the forums appear until we edit anything. We cant select any option or input any text or the forums do not appear. So we deleted the page and the forums appear again. Then we created a separate WP page and labeled it test (http://www.fretbuzz.com/test/) and then moved the forum root slug to it, the forums again appear but If we again try to put any button shortcode or text or whatever in the page then nothing appears. So this begs the question…. What are the shortcodes BB Press talks about in the settings panel? How do we customize our BB Press Forums page?

    End goal = Create an actual page that hold the forum roots on which we can add a button or two (with maybe some text). With an actual page as the root slug, I have access to turn on or off options as well such as “ratings” and “Author Bio”, which is quite annoying on the forums currently.

    Our theme (DynamiX) has almost 9000 support members and this is what one of the support moderators said:

    “Hi Tad,
    I am not sure if this feature works correctly as I have tested it with DynamiX and the standard WP theme and they both have the same results. It must be a feature of BBPress that does not work properly.
    Tom”

    This cannot be so…. Any suggestions. Any help is highly coveted. 🙂

    #143244
    kokocipher
    Participant

    I want to place it on the homepage.

    I’m using Sahifa, in its homepage builder, you can have custom contents of html, scripts, and shortcodes.

    #143171
    surangaudimedia
    Participant

    how can i show letest thred (only last one) on my home page template. http://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/ i tried all this short cods in this page but nothing worked.

    #142817
    e11eca
    Participant

    Hello!

    I’m having an issue with bbPress 2.5.3, Slider Revolution 4.0.5, and Woocommerce 2.1.2. I contacted Slider Revolution, and they said they couldn’t figure out the issue and that I should contact my theme creator since their plugin came bundled with my theme, but the theme creator says it isn’t a theme issue, so I’m reaching out to bbPress since the Woocommerce help desk is down for the weekend in hopes I can at least get a leg up – even though it’s a pretty weird triple-plugin conflict.

    1. When all plugins are activated, layer styles in Revolution Slider’s slide editor show a tiny white font in all the previews, but only generate default dark text.

    2. When all plugins are activated, I cannot add a slider to a page where bbPress forums are active – it just doesn’t appear, even when I have disabled the theme’s default header, or tried to insert it via shortcodes or php. (Any other page and the slider loads fine)

    3. When I deactivate bbPress and its associated plugins, the slider loads correctly because there is no forum on the page.

    4. When bbPress and Woocommerce are both deactivated, everything works as it is supposed to in the editor as well.

    Existing sliders on the website still load correctly – it’s just an issue of making new ones with a forum on the same page, and getting the editor to work. bbPress prevents a slider created in the Slider Revolution plugin from being published on a page with a forum, and Woocommerce messes up the editor.

    Any help or ideas are appreciated. I’ve tried the troubleshooting options in the plugins and nothing seems to fix the issue. Thanks!

    #142711
    hbombs86
    Participant

    Just thought I’d reply to przwilson:
    I had the same problem and spent an entire day looking for the code. But I just found it.

    IT’s at bbpress/includes/common/shortcodes.php

    Around line 522 for me you’ll see the “largest” and “smallest” stuff. Edit it there and your problem is fixed. All you need to do is change the numbers.

    Cheers.

    #142569
    BenM
    Participant

    Hi,

    Here is what I see using codestyling localisation :

    Loading Issue: Author is using load_textdomain instead of load_plugin_textdomain function. This may break behavior of WordPress, because some filters and actions won’t be executed anymore. Please contact the Author about that.

    Thanks.

    Robin W
    Moderator

    I thought that’s what it did in default mode.

    If you are using shortcodes, then you have options

    [bbp-topic-form] – Display the ‘New Topic’ form where you can choose from a drop down menu the forum that this topic is to be associated with.
    [bbp-topic-form forum_id=$forum_id] – Display the ‘New Topic Form’ for a specific forum ID.

    Otherwise come back with a url where this isn’t happening

    #142438
    Robin W
    Moderator

    you can use the following shortcodes in a page or post

    [bbp-topic-form]
    Display the ‘New Topic’ form where you can choose from a drop down menu the forum that this topic is to be associated with.

    [bbp-topic-form forum_id=$forum_id]
    Display the ‘New Topic Form’ for a specific forum ID.

    #142073

    Hello everyone,

    Recently we’ve been starting to use bbPress and it seems to be a very rich expansion of WordPress. What I wonder about is this: is it possible to show all sticky topics on your front page, using a shortcode? Say I have a part of my site that is the forum, I would still want to show the sticky topics in a widget in a sidebar, right from the start on the home page. I’ve read about shortcodes listing most popular or most recent topics, but is this possible for stickies too?

    Many thanks,
    Lucas

    #141994
    PetruTiglar
    Participant

    Hey guys, I’m new to BBpress. so I have a few questions that I’m hoping can be solved here.
    The theme I’m using has 2 different custom Sidebars and other features that can be enabled and disabled on the page settings.

    I’ve created a custom Page template for the forum and tried using the Shortcodes to implement BBpress on the page and it works but once you click something on the page it directs back to the original template. Is there a way to have the whole forum and index and everything on the one page?

    Thanks

    #141912
    #141894
    Shmoo
    Participant

    – Yes the plugin is 100% sure active and working because you can see ( red border ) the topic is reported , I’ve even deactivated & activated it again to make sure when I saw that error.

    – It’s a clean copy-/paste from the plugin’s functions file. I’ve even added echo in front of it to check if there was a difference but both with & without echo have the same error.

    Why I ask if a plugin function can be private or protected is, when I take a look inside the plugin function-file I see all functions wrapped inside a class which is pretty standard for making plugins I’ve seen online.

    But I also see something like this:

    
    	protected $version = '1.0.0';
    	protected $plugin_slug = 'bbpress-report-content';
    	protected static $instance = null;
    	protected $plugin_screen_hook_suffix = null;
    	protected $plugin_path = null;
    ____
    	private function __construct() { ....
    
    ____
    	public static function get_instance() {
    
    		// If the single instance hasn't been set, set it now.
    		if ( null == self::$instance ) {
    			self::$instance = new self;
    		}
    
    		return self::$instance;
    	}
    
    

    Most functions have public function function_name() and the function I would like to use has only function function_name()

    That made me think maybe my function it’s protected, so I started testing and searching online and did this inside my page template.

    
    <?php if(function_exists('get_topic_report_link')) {
    echo get_topic_report_link( $args = '' );
    } else {
    echo 'Function does not exists..';
    }
     ?>
    

    It takes the ELSE option so there is something wrong right.

    ___

    This is what I did to kill for example the Merge link from the admin_links, preventing it would show up something else when called upon.

    
    function shmoo_kill_topic_merge_link( $r ) {
    	$r = null;
    	return $r;
    }
    add_filter( 'bbp_get_topic_merge_link', 'shmoo_kill_topic_merge_link' );
    

    I’m a Check Norris fan, when I change stuff it has to be NULL 😉

    I know, I probably add and write too much functions-/codes of my own to alter the bbPress core but at least I’m getting it done right now and starting to understand how it works a little. In a few years I will be better ( hopefully ) and add more logic to my projects.

    #141854

    Maybe this is already obvious, but if you’re already logged in, those pages aren’t going to work for you; bbPress will either show a message, or redirect away from them, depending on what you’re setup is.

    The login page here is a (much more complicated) version of what is already in bbPress core, using a WordPress Page and the shortcode. (It’s only complex because of shared logins and integration with WordPress.org, Trac, BuddyPress.org, etc…) Meaning, it can’t be broken for you, because if you’re only using bbPress’s method and shortcodes, it’s exactly what’s also working here.

    We’ve considered a few different ways of auto-creating the login/register/lost-password pages (and maybe there are some improvements we can make in this regard) however we haven’t settled on a solution we feel works for the 80% of users that want the out-of-the-box experience, that also doesn’t conflict with existing WordPress registration plugins.

    If you could describe what you think the ultimate experience would be, we’re all ears. 🙂

    #141834
    AuthorAdam
    Participant

    Hello!

    I’ve searched the forums for a topic that has the same issues as I’m having, to no avail. I have created a website using wordpress.org (http://meechanchronicles.com/Install), and installed bbPress version 2.53. I’ve been able to create the forum, and using wordpress, I’ve created a couple of forums and one topic.

    I followed the bbPress codex for adding Login/Register pages, as well as a Lost Password page. Whenever I try and access the forum from the outside (ie not logged into WordPress), I seem to be stick in a circular link that never actually does anything.

    In addition, neither the Register/Lost Password pages work, returning a 404 error. I’ve double checked the shortcode links as well as made sure that the permalink addresses are spelled correctly and match the shortcodes.

    I am totally new to creating forums, but I feel that I’m missing something simple. Any help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks!
    Adam

    #141808
    brightbell
    Participant

    When I installed BBpress I was able to add a topic and a form and the Forums entry was visible to the administrator account.
    Now if I log in as administrator or any account the forums are not visible or available.
    You can see a basic list but as soon as you click on anything page not found 404 comes up
    The shortcodes do produce an output from the forum if put in a new page or in the footer but
    the url
    http://racingpigeon.com/forums/ is blocked whereas the same shortcode in
    a new page added at http://racingpigeon.com/forumsx/ produces output

    If I log out then I see the output at

    http://racingpigeon.com/forums/
    I have tried all different levels of forum access but none lets me see it.

    bbPress Version 2.5.3
    Wordpress Ver WordPress 3.8.1 Maintenance Release January 23, 2014

    Thanks Ian

    #141760
    #141757
    avgmatt
    Participant

    Thanks. I was hoping it was that easy. Is there a list of bbpress shortcodes somewhere?

    #141754

    The easiest way to do this is to make a WordPress page with the same slug as your forum root. bbPress will see that page and yield to it, letting it render instead of your forums.

    In that page’s content, use the bbp-forum-index shortcode, along with any other HTML, shortcodes, or whatever else you want there. You can get really fancy with your forum index using modifications in a child theme, custom template parts, page templates, forum archives, etc…

    #141752
    avgmatt
    Participant

    I have my forum all set up about how I want it and I am using the stock root /forums as the forum front page. How do I go about adding to the main area above and below the forum? I would like to add items such as banners or use shortcodes for topic info. Where would this root page file be located?

    Thank You
    Matt

    http://averageoutdoorsman.com/forums/

    #141750

    bbPress comes with widgets and a shortcodes to help with rerouting logins and sign-ups (which are what we use here on bbpress.org), but you’ll likely want to look into other third party plugins for actually taking over and controlling the stock experience.

    • bbp-login
    • bbp-register
    • bbl-lost-pass
    #141680
    PCTP
    Participant

    Are there any other options … plugins, for example, that will change the look of the forum, but not the theme? I would have no idea where to place the filter codes and not even sure how that would change the forum look.

    #141619
    Shmoo
    Participant
    Anonymous User 5853594
    Inactive

    It can be done in a roundabout manner by using a shortcode. You insert a topic with the [bbp-single-topic id=$topic_id] tag and voila, you’ve got a post which displays/links a topic.

    #141502
    jules22
    Participant

    I would like to put my search for the forums in my footer.
    <div class=”bbp-search-form”></div>, essentially move this to the footer. I need to echo out this form with php in the footer.

    I tried… echo do_shortcode(‘[bbp-search]‘) and [bbp-search-form]… those 2 shortcodes did not work. However other bbpress shortcodes did work with do_shortcode. Any other options. Or what is the php function that is called to output the search input box ? Thanks Jillian

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