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  • #212783
    demi4444
    Participant

    Hello,
    I’m looking for some help adding taxonomies dropdown selectors for Topics (in frontend).
    I understand I can treat Topics as custom post type. So I added my taxonomies with register_taxonomy() without any problem.

    Now I need to add these taxonomies selectors in frontend form (in New Topic Form / Edit Topic form)

    Can anyone give me some help please?

    #212549
    Chuckie
    Participant

    It is possible:

    Register

    I use Advanced noCaptcha & invisible Captcha (v2 & v3). See:

    View post on imgur.com

    I should also point out that I use “Theme My Login” plugin and use my own actual page, which has this shortcode on it:

    [theme-my-login action="register"]

    I have found this to be the best solution. The above and the “WP security Questions” when I can ask additional question and check their reply.

    #212545
    Robin W
    Moderator

    since bbpress just uses WordPress registration, then there are a wide variety of registration plugins that will let you add things like recaptcha to prevent bot registration – just google WordPress registration plugins and have a look around eg (just an example)

    Simple User Registration

    If you allow users to register you will always have nuisance users to deal with – comes with then territory :-). I clear about 6 spam posts on here a day.

    Chuckie
    Participant

    So the warning raised was:

    > Undefined index: latest-user

    The code flagged was:

    "%LATEST_USER%" => $this->stats["latest-user"]

    I did a bit more research and stumbled upon:

    `
    if( $this->parent->option[‘last_user’] === “on” ) {
    $HTMLOutput[“last_user”] = $this->section_latestuser();
    }
    `

    At first I thought that latest-user needed to be changed to last_user, or vice-versa. But I continued the research of the code and arrived here:

    `
    array(
    ‘id’ => ‘last_user’,
    ‘label’ => __( ‘Latest Registered user’, ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’ ),
    ‘description’ => __( ‘Display the latest user to register to the site?’, ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’ ),
    ‘type’ => ‘checkbox’,
    ‘default’ => $this->defaults[‘last_user’],
    ‘class’ => ”
    ),
    `

    I decided to have a look at my bbPress Advanced Statistics settings and this was actually unset. I have now switched it on:

    View post on imgur.com

    Now the warning does not display. Also, it then occured to me that the code has this line:

    $this->stats = $this->stats_extra( $activity );

    That function does this:

    `
    private function stats_extra( $activity ) {

    if( $this->parent->option[“bbpress_statistics”] == “on” ) {
    // Add the bbPress Statistics
    $activity[“bbpress”] = $this->get_formatted_statistics();
    }

    if( $this->parent->option[“last_user”] == “on” ) {
    // Get the HTML latest usser
    $activity[“latest-user”] = $this->get_latestuser( true );
    }

    if( $this->parent->option[“most_users_online”] == “on” ) {
    // Get/set the most users ever online, users the active online users
    $activity[“most-users”] = $this->get_mostusers( $activity[“count”][“active”] );
    }

    return $activity;
    }
    `

    Therein is the problem. This function is conditionally populating the stats array based on user options. Makes sense, but, this function, makes assumptions:

    `
    private function allowed_tags() {
    // Store all of the strings currently replace
    $this->_tags = array(
    “%MINS%” => $this->parent->option[‘user_inactivity_time’],
    “%COUNT_ACTIVE_USERS%” => $this->stats[“count”][“active”],
    “%HOURS%” => $this->parent->option[‘user_activity_time’],
    “%COUNT_ALL_USERS%” => $this->stats[“count”][“inactive”] – $this->stats[“count”][“guests”],
    “%COUNT_ALL_GUSERS%” => $this->stats[“count”][“guests”],
    “%COUNT_ACTIVE_GUSERS%” => $this->stats[“count”][“guestsa”],
    “%USER_USERS%” => _n(“user”, “users”, $this->stats[“count”][“active”], ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’),
    “%GUEST_GUESTS%” => _n(“guest”, “guests”, $this->stats[“count”][“guestsa”], ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’),
    “%ALL_USER_USERS%” => _n(“user”, “users”, $this->stats[“count”][“inactive”] – $this->stats[“count”][“guests”], ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’),
    “%ALL_GUEST_GUESTS%” => _n(“guest”, “guests”, $this->stats[“count”][“guests”], ‘bbpress-improved-statistics-users-online’),
    “%USER_RECORD%” => $this->most_users( “record” ),
    “%USER_RECORD_DATE%” => $this->most_users( “date” ),
    “%USER_RECORD_TIME%” => $this->most_users( “time” ),
    “%LATEST_USER%” => $this->stats[“latest-user”]
    );

    // Apply any filters that may have been applied to the list of existing tags
    if( has_filter(‘bbpas_replacement_tags’) ) {
    $this->_tags = apply_filters( ‘bbpas_replacement_tags’, $this->_tags );
    }
    }
    `

    I will be upfront here – I don’t know how to adjust the code so that it will not raise a warning when the Last Registered User setting it not checked. As a result I switched it on.

    I just thought i would throw my findings out here as someone might be able to provide the tweak to make it correct.

    have a good day!

    #212514
    timmy321
    Participant

    This is the third time I’ve posted this as the first two have not shown up on the forums (I do apologise if they all show up at once now)

    I need to edit css for the ‘Register here’ and ‘forgot password’ pages as they look terrible in responsive view when logged out, I can use CSS Hero for this..

    However, I am unable to do this because being logged into wordpress (to enable me to edit css) means that I only see the ‘logged in’ view of the ‘register here’ and ‘forgot password’ pages. Whereas it’s actually the ‘logged out’ view I need to edit.

    If you type https://findgyms.co.uk/forgot-password/ into:

    http://responsiv.eu/

    you should hopefully see what my dilemma is, as the unlogged in view should come up.

    I hope this makes sense?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated,

    Tim

    WordPress V. 5.4.2
    BBPress V.2.6.5
    Theem: Astra

    #212465
    Chuckie
    Participant

    I used bbp style pack to rename Registered Users as Members. 🙂

    #212451
    Chuckie
    Participant

    At the bottom of my forum page I am using the Advanced Statistics plugin and it shows the following statistics:

    View post on imgur.com

    I wanted to try and display this widget in my second sidebar but for some reason it refused to display. So I thought I would try the bbPress Statistics widget instead in my aisebar and that works:

    View post on imgur.com

    I don’t understand some of these statistics though.

    Registered Users – the same 189
    Threads – the same 163
    Topics / Replies – I understand this to be the split down equivalent of Pots 556.
    Forums – why does it say 2?

    Does not make sense.

    #212395
    Robin W
    Moderator

    if you have set

    dashboard>settings>roles>Automatically give registered visitors the participant forum role

    then registered users will on first login get that role and be able to access the forums

    #212339
    Tessa Watkins
    Participant

    I keep coming back to this in my search to find a shortcode to display the same content (like the avatar, profile link, etc.) as the widget titled (bbPress) Login Widget.

    Unfortunately, none of these account-related shortcodes from https://codex.bbpress.org/shortcodes/

    [bbp-login] – Display the login screen.
    [bbp-register] – Display the register screen.
    [bbp-lost-pass] – Display the lost password screen.

    show the same content as the widget, especially for a logged in user. There doesn’t seem to be a shortcode, so instead, I’m using this successfully.

    if (class_exists('BBP_Login_Widget')) {
        the_widget('BBP_Login_Widget');
    }
    #212031
    cmsplay
    Participant

    Am importing users to WP using the fabulous ‘Import Users from CSV’ plugin, which so many others use happily too.

    While that plugin can be used automatically to subscribe imported users to a BuddyPress Forum, does anyone know if it’s possible to do the same, but for bbPress fora, and if so how?

    Perhaps I should be using BP fora instead? My bbPress fora are already nicely formatted with ‘TinyMCE’, ‘post-post edit’ and ‘attachment upload’ functionality. (Not sure if that’s possible with BP fora.)

    Thank you.

    WP v.5.4.2
    bbPress v.6.0.0

    crebspark
    Participant

    Why do you want to see my site? I am only asking how to add a Register button besides the Login button. What’s your reasoning?

    crebspark
    Participant

    So you’re saying that bbpress is supposed to display a Register button besides the Login button but possibly my Theme or Plugin is hiding it?

    crebspark
    Participant

    I need a Register button besides the Login button because the default bbpress settings only show the Login button. How can I add a Register button maam?

    Robin W
    Moderator

    sorry was trying to answer quickly over the weekend – should have read dashboard>settings>forums !

    The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

    so yes, by ticking the participant role, then when they register, they will be given the participant role when they first log in, and have access to the forums

    crebspark
    Participant

    Hi,

    Can you help me figure out how to add a Register button beside the login button? I’m not talking about a rightside bar widget.

    I’m talking about the default view when someone tries to view a forum and is not logged in.

    Thanks

    megatill
    Participant

    Thanks, Robin W, for your reply but I do not think that helps with actually registering!

    I have NO EXISTING users, but I do want to be able to have them register to become a user!
    The current situation appears to force them to become registered users of WordPress rather than a registered user of my bbPress Forum.

    The only option I have when I view dashboard>forums is to create a new forum – I see no “roles” or “settings” under that view.

    However, under dashboard>settings>forums I see the opportunity to set a role.
    I have ticked the Automatically give registered visitors PARTICIPANT forum role which was previously unticked.

    By ticking, have I given them access to my Forum when they use the registration link?

    Thanks again!

    megatill
    Participant

    Hi – I have a WordPress site that has been operational for 5 years.
    I wanted to add a Discussion Forum using bbPress, and I have been successful in installing the bbPress plug-in.
    Using the bbPress Shortcode Codex, I wanted to create a requirement for people to log into my new Discussion Forum using
    [bbp-register] – Display the register screen.
    [bbp-lost-pass] – Display the lost password screen.

    However, when I test these two options, it appears that these two options actually create a new WordPress account – with no connection to my existing WordPress site at all. When I test the Register facility, a new page opens with the WordPress create account box (create username and password).

    What is wrong with the Shortcode usage, please?

    WordPress 5.4.1 running Enterprise theme.

    Who and What I Find – About this site


    bbPress Version 2.6.5

    #211729
    Robin W
    Moderator

    bbpress and buddypress were written by the same people, so work well together.

    Second, how do I set up the register and activate pages for BuddyPress to use?

    see

    BuddyPress

    #211714
    Lanie Carmelo
    Participant

    Hi. I am not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I need some help getting started with BuddyPress and BBPress. I just created my first website, which is a community for people living with multiple disabilities. I am hoping to turn this into a nonprofit organization. I have installed both BBPress and BuddyPress, so I will be posting this in both forums. The website is livingwithmultipledisabilities.org, and I have WordPress version 5.4.1, BBPress version 2.6.5, and BuddyPress version 6.0.0. I have BBPress set up with several forums I created, and I think I’m going to use BuddyPress to allow users to create groups. I have a few questions. Is there anything I should do to make BBPress and BuddyPress work well together? Second, how do I set up the register and activate pages for BuddyPress to use? These pages seem to exist, but I think they are blank since I do not see anything when I edit them, and trying to review them redirects me back to my website’s homepage. Finally, is there anything else I might not know about that I need to do to set both plugins up? Thanks.

    #211690
    Robin W
    Moderator

    great – it may well be buddypress or WordPress.

    If you give me a link, I’ll register and might be able to tell from the code sent to the browser

    #211649
    onegurulove
    Participant

    I installed bb press on my wordpress site, created the register screen, however when the user enters in the username and email there is no email received.

    It is not in the junk email and all my other wordpress emails seem to be working. The only thing not working is the bbpress activation email

    JohnRDOrazio
    Participant

    Actually is also showing on replies, not just the opening topic post. So post = both, topic + reply.
    I might add that my forums are set as private, so only users registered to the website and allowed to the forums are able to see and post in them. I’m not sure if that has anything to do with this new error…
    Here is a screenshot:

    bbpress error

    Hammy Havoc
    Participant

    When running debug, this is one of the warnings/errors I get:

    <b>Warning</b>:  register_shutdown_function(): Invalid shutdown callback 'BBP_Converter_DB::__destruct' passed in <b>/home/site/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/admin/classes/class-bbp-converter-db.php</b> on line <b>33</b><br />
    <br />
    #211320

    Hello all,

    A new problem has arisen, probably as a result of plugin upgrades as there have been a lot recently.

    I am using:
    BBpress 2.6.4
    Advanced noCaptcha & invisible Captcha 5.7.1
    bbP private groups 3.8.3
    bbp style pack 4.5.3
    bbPress Login Register Links On Forum Topic Pages 3.0.1
    bbPress Messages 2.0.9.1
    LoginPress – Customizing the WordPress Login 1.4.4
    WP User Avatar 2.2.6
    plus a lot of others not pertinent to the forum (I hope)

    Forum is at https://signalbox.org/the-blower/ but I suspect these issues are only visible to registered users.

    Underneath the poster’s avatar is a link to the user’s profile. I limited this (for privacy) through bbp style pack to only show the user’s own profile and not that of others. This did work, but now it gives Error 404. I tried setting it to not show any profiles but the link remains active and still goes to Error 404. It is trying to link to https://signalbox.org/the-blower/users/username/

    Same occurs if you click on Send Message

    Other possibly related issue:
    I seem to be getting notifications for postings I have posted in but haven’t subscribed to, I don’t think that happened before. As yet I have had no complaints so am not sure if ordinary users are similarly affected.

    All of the above was definitely working at one time. I can’t figure out what has broken it. I can’t find any other mention of these issues in this forum so assume this is peculiar to my site – maybe conflicts between plugins?

    Best regards,

    John

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