BBpress works fine, but from replies I can´t see about 1/2 inch on the right side. Testet with Firefox and Opera and Safari. (It works on Safari on iPhone.)
Please have a look.
http://www.dierotepille.de/foren/Thema/feedback-zu-dierotepille-de/
Please help.
@shawnsauce
Was the forum ever in a BuddyPress private or hidden group??
Did you ever use another private group plugin and make that group with the forum private?
Has the forum ever a private or hidden forum??
Does this only happen in your current theme?
Have you tried disabling all plugins except bbPress to see if the issue persists?
Have you tried running the repair tools one at a time in the WordPress backend in Tools > Forums.
Troubleshooting
Also I am testing with this theme and I am not getting this issue, I think there must be some setting somewhere that is making the forum not be visible in the search results.
Hey,
Thanks for your response.
I tried using the methods that the page you provided recommended but it didn’t seem to effect anything.
A little more details since I have been testing this.
I did a search not using the bbpress search function and the results were what I would expect them to be.
See here: http://citysocial.xyz/?s=jazz
If you compare it to the results from the bbpress search (http://citysocial.xyz/forums/search/?bbp_search=jazz) you’ll see that the searches are inconsistent.
I have a similar issue I think ..
I’m on bbpress 2.5.3 and wpress 4.3.1 set up as site, blog, and forum.
Regarding registrants roles, all Participants are Subscribers.
Yet some Subscribers have blank/no role for the forum.
Does this mean that a Subscriber doesn’t have access to the forum (if they’ve created an account via blog replay first) ..?
I’ve tested but can’t seem to determine the process. Sometimes I get a new registrant/user row but all fields are blank .. not trying to ask multiple questions here but want to include that if it helps diagnose what the issue is.
Thank you for any help!
Hi!
I have made a forum on my WordPress website. Someone tried to register but he got this error:
Authorization Required
This server could not verify that you are authorized to access the document requested. Either you supplied the wrong credentials (e.g., bad password), or your browser doesn’t understand how to supply the credentials required.
To test it, I have used an old mailaddress and everything worked just fine. Is it his computer which is causing the trouble or is it something else?
I’m running a local host with xampp and getting this error when trying to run a test forum. I have done all the forum repairs and still have the same issue.
Can anyone explain on what line exactly this function code should be applied and how it should look. Screen shot perhaps? I have no experience in php but doing everything I can to learn as much as possible.
This issue is now finally resolved. After a long battle, the web host came back to me to ask me to put the following code into .htaccess:
FileETag None
Header unset ETag
Header set Cache-Control "max-age=0, no-cache, no-store, must-revalidate"
Header set Pragma "no-cache"
Header set Expires "Wed, 11 Jan 1984 05:00:00 GMT"
They said the following: This should prevent my website from being cached by Apache and may help to solve this issue. The website is not currently sitting behind their caching
server so this cannot be the cause of the issue but Apache itself can cache
sites so perhaps this will help to resolve the issue.
This may help others having similar problems.
Last but not least, my heartfelt thanks to @robkk and @casiepa for their steadfast support without which I would have coped very badly. @robkk tirelessly tested every possible issue under the sun. Huge thanks again to both of them. All in all, everything pointed to a caching problem on the server side.
Yes there is a bug, it is fixed in the latest dev version.
Use this temporary solution to fix the issue for now.
Wrong bbp_get_reply_url() when paging with reverse order
@gperez-tl
Good find on this bug, and thanks for posting your temporary solution. I tried the solution and it works for most of the replies, while I was testing I got some that seemed to not work and it went to the wrong post still.
The error is not only present in the replies created section in your forum profile but also if you click the post id next to a reply (#1234), you might be directed to the wrong reply.
I tried this on the latest dev version of 2.6 and this issue is not present.
You unable to remove it because of some error, or you do not want to remove it??
I cannot really test the optimizepress plugin since it is a premium plugin.
I think this works:
add_filter('bbp_get_reply_position', 'lugpa_get_reply_position', 10, 3);
function lugpa_get_reply_position($reply_position, $reply_id, $topic_id){
if(empty($topic_id))
$topic_id = bbp_get_reply_topic_id ($reply_id);
$numReplies = bbp_get_topic_reply_count($topic_id);
return ($numReplies+1) - $reply_position; // plus one because of thread description
}
I’m not sure about the +1 but it works. I tested this with first and last comment of a given page.
So they were the same…
The only option I see is to really insist with your current provider, sorry for not being able of more help.
For the application caching, a lot of pages exist, like http://www.sitepoint.com/common-pitfalls-avoid-using-html5-application-cache/
BEFORE DOING THE NEXT LINES, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO YOUR FILES ON THE SERVER IN CASE IT GOES WRONG.
Just a test to see if it helps, can you go in your dashboard, ‘Appearance > Editor’, choose on the right the ‘Header’ (header.php) file and when the file opens, find somewhere the <head> tag and copy the following lines just below :
<meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="max-age=0" />
<meta http-equiv="cache-control" content="no-cache" />
<meta http-equiv="expires" content="0" />
<meta http-equiv="expires" content="Tue, 01 Jan 1980 1:00:00 GMT" />
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache" />
If it helps, it could be a workaround for now, but you should not keep this forever.
Keep subscription to this topic. If I find something else, I’ll post it here, but for now I have no clue.
Pascal.
Yes, I copied everything – www folder plus database to the other provider and used the same theme responsive. Not sure what you mean options? I just used everything that was copied over, so the same options must have been set. I’ll delete the test topics and the login.
My provider doesn’t understand what I am talking about, so I am having a hard time to convince them that there is something wrong – so far I have not succeeded because they keep saying that they can create topics in some forums and some they can’t. I keep explaining to them that it depends on which page they saw before logging in. I am really desperate.
What would be the meaning of ‘applicationcache’?
Also, everything is normal on my local computer in xampp – I use exactly the same what I have on the live site.
Hi mica123,
I logged-in, played around and got indeed the same effect like you described.
I check your installation configuration and it seems all normal.
Can you confirm that when you tested it on the other provider, you had the same theme (responsive) installed there ? And the same options set ? Because I see in some javascript that the theme is talking about ‘applicationcache’.
Please delete the test topics/replies and the login you created for me.
Pascal.
(I am not sure how to turn off the theme to test this fault with a bundled theme like Twenty Twelve…
Go to Appearance > THemes and activate a theme like twenty twelve temporarily.
Also I think some other user has had the exact same issue with PMP Pro, I wonder if using the plugin could cause an issue.
I will test to see if it is causing the issue.
@robkk
I did more network testing on my bad site via the web developer.
All other pages display the following:
Response header:
main site url:
Cache Control: max-age=3600
bbpress:
Cache-control:max-age=2592000
Request headers:
main site url:
Cache-control: max-age=0
bbpress:
Cache-control:max-age=0
After login:
After login:
wp.login:
Cache-control:no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=0
Without refreshing the page
bbpress:
Cache-control: max-age=2592000 –
On refreshing the page
bbpress:
max-age=2592000
The information for bbpress does not change at all.
This is different from the results gleaned from my good site as I reported earlier:
bbpress
cache control: max-age=2592000, public, proxy-revalidate, public, proxy-revalidate, must-revalidate
Cache control: max-age=0
After login:
Response header:
Cache control: no-cache, must-revalidate, max-age=0
So would this indicate that all is not well on my webhost provider’s server
regarding cache even if they say that it is not enabled?
I did a bit more testing and found that when logged in as admin, the search works exactly as expected, but if I am logged in as a regular member, the search does behave differently.
I have a forum called Jazz Lovers
with a topic with jazz in the content.
If I search the forum as admin, results for forum titles show up as well as results matching topic content and titles. However, if I am logged in as a normal user, I cannot receive results for forum titles.
Hi all. I am running WP 4.3.1, bbPress 2.5.8 and a custom theme at http://www.skywayacquisition.com. (I am not sure how to turn off the theme to test this fault with a bundled theme like Twenty Twelve…)
My forum is on a membership access site through Paid Memberships Pro.
In my forum, when doing a search in the forum area, the function recognizes that there are results, and says something like “Viewing 3 results – 1 through 3 (of 3 total)” and then shows me the “author” and “search results” headers and footers, but no content in between.
Can anyone help in a way a relative novice can relate?
If need be, and someone can help me understand, I can create an account to allow visibility to the site so you can see the actual situation.
Hi all,
Running WP 4.3.1 and BBPress 2.5.8
The issue: Forum replies appear above forum content in this theme (have tested using vanilla 2015 theme and there’s no problem). The partial solution is to play with CSS.
I’ve got a CSS plugin (Simple Custom CSS) and making changes in there, and I’ve managed to get the reply content to appear in almost the right place using:
ul.forums li {position: relative;}
However, this means the content appears above the bb-reply-header DIV.
Any help appreciated 🙂
Thanks
L.
@mica123
You need to start seeing if other parts of your site is being cached and it is not just the bbPress portions, if it the bbPress portions make sure to see if it is just you must be logged in notice or other areas like the user’s profile pages to see if it is related to @gperez-tl’s issue.
You may need to create me a test user account so that I can confirm of the issue you are getting, and to also test other areas the cache issue might be present.
@gperez-tl
The fix will make it into 2.6 or earlier I bet.
Haven’t tested the latest patch but I can assume that the issue could be resolved.
https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2734
@gperez-tl
Post the code you are using for the custom howdy message in the toolbar. I do not think this would cause an issue but just double checking.
Do the same thing with the profile menu items code.
Just know that you said these were bbPress’s issue although the menu system and the WordPress toolbar are both part of WordPress. The registered menu and menu location are your theme. I do not know how bbPress could cause an issue with this.
So, (visiting any author’s profile and) clicking on some of these items will show the author’s data, while clicking in others will retrieve current user profile data or something.
Wait so clicking on anyone’s frontend forum profile could show the current users profile for some reason, or is it just the menu links as you stated.
You did not edit the user profile templates heavily? you said you are receiving issues with users profiles.
IF you haven’t already try to track down what is causing the issues you are getting. Since you have a custom theme see if the issue persists in a default theme like twenty twelve, deactivate all plugins but bbPress.
Troubleshooting
Your profile pages shouldn’t just be magically be cached by bbPress.
You may need to create me a test user account so that I can confirm of the issue you are getting, and to also test other areas the cache issue might be present.
I really wouldn’t know how to do this in my case.
All I can say is that I copied all of my WordPress and database to another site to test it there and I have absolutely no problems there. If I don’t get anywhere with my webhost, I’ll probably have to find another webhost – but I don’t really want to go down that route.
Thanks for letting me know. I won’t attempt anything like that.
Yes, reloading the page helps but it is not a solution for users who log in
and then find they are not logged in unless they refresh the page.
I am currently trying to convince my webhost that all is not well –
they don’t seem to understand what I am talking about. Have you tried the
Network tool for Response headers in Web developer on FireFox? It should
show you if the page is really not cached. My test shows that the page
is cached even if my webhost says that no caching is enabled.
Technically possible as Robkk indicates, ok, but just make sure to keep it under control.
I’m not sure what maximum number of forums has been tested for visualization and handling inside the different shortcodes and functions.
Pascal.
