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December 10, 2014 at 6:58 pm #155415
In reply to: Replies can't be seen
Stephen Edgar
Keymaster1. You shouldn’t need to manually map anything with WordPress 4.0.x and bbPress 2.5.x, bbPress 2.x can import bbPress 1.x 100% perfectly “out of the box” without any additional plugins or manual intervention.
2. If you want to integrate bbPress 1.2 with WordPress then this also works with a few tweaks also, see this post for details on this.
In summary there is no reason to be not using the latest version of WordPress with either bbPress 1.x or 2.x.
December 10, 2014 at 4:52 pm #155411In reply to: Cannot access abc/forums
xprt007
ParticipantHi
The recipe plugin seems to have had separate issue in addition as its links where not accessible at the expected urls according to default settings.
That was dealt with.
Around that same time as I was first using that plugin & also setting up the bbpress forum is when I noted something wrong with bbforum forum at /forums.
That is when I turned to bbpress.
It seems to be the case as I found after repeated testing the other day as I now need to finish the site & hence visiting the issue again, that if you install bbpress first & use default settings, and later after activating recipepress reloaded,the recipe plugin links do not work.
I also discovered that if on the other side you deactivate bbpress, the existing recipe plugin links work.So to sum it up, this specific issue is still there, as described above.
If it was possible to use the short code method you suggested & still be able access bbforum settings from its admin page, etc, I would settle for that, but the time I last tried settting up a forum, I got the impression one has to use shortcodes all thru, with no equivalent centralized settings page, which made it rather complicated to administer the forums & have an overview.Of course better would be if there was no apparent conflict.
Regards
December 10, 2014 at 3:48 pm #155409In reply to: Replies can't be seen
kannued
ParticipantStephen, this was news as whenever I looked in import before, there was nothing referring to bbpress. So I checked out here, https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/import-bb-data-from-csv-file-to-bbpress-forum/. I reset everything to WP 4.0.1, and bbpress 2.5.4. and tried to follow through your instructions. But mapping fields was way too complicated for me since I would put down post-id but there wasn’t another column with a “map to”. I was ready to go back to bbconverter as the only problem I had was html code in the topics and replies which I would have to strip. Minor, as my old forum is not very big, but still tedious enough.
But then I tried this. I reset everything to WP 3.6 and bbpress 2.0.2. Checked the Tools > Import, and what do you know, there was a bbpress standalone link! Following through I converted everything over. Reviewed the test site: forums, topics, replies, voices, users, tags, and any stray html code in posts. WOW, everything was there, exactly where it should be, with exact content duplicated!
For any integration on bbpress standalone into wp, I highly recommend integrating with WP 3.6 and bbpress 2.02.
December 10, 2014 at 6:03 am #155400In reply to: Cannot access abc/forums
xprt007
ParticipantHi
I’m back after a while. 😉
After a lot of research, enabling, disabling this & that, I discovered this issue only comes up if the recipepress reloaded plugin is activated.It is recommended for the main recipe page to be at /recipes.
If you first install this, then whatever you do, bbpress will not be accessible at the recommended & preferred /forums.
Instead as explained above, if you try to access the forums at /forums, whereas the url remains correct & pointing to /forums, the content of the blog front page is loaded & if I remember well, any latest forum content appears listed as one of the normal blog posts!I tried however to uninstall bbpress & disabled all other plugins, including the recipe plugin, then re-installed bbpress. The set up run normally & the forums were accessible at /forums. When I reactivated recipepress reloaded, all its links, including /recipes returned a page not found error. It is only when bbpress is disabled that the recipe pages are accessible again.
Conclusion: both plugins cannot run together, at least with default settings (?).
Quite perplexed regarding what to do next since the site has to shortly go online & both the recipe & forum sections are integral partS. I cannot put off the issue any longer.
In suggestion above, you suggested an alternative solution of using shortcodes.
I discovered at the that the forum I created, or at least it seemed works independent of the settings on the bbpress settings & admin pages & everything had to be done with shortcodes(?), or is there a possibility of an equivalent central admin area?
Or am I mistaken?Ideally, a solution to the apparent conflict between the 2 plugins would be great, but if it cannot be gotten (any time soon/at all), is there any equally easy way to manage forums created via shortcodes?
Some further guidance would be very much appreciated.
Regards
December 9, 2014 at 7:44 pm #155395In reply to: Use topic as mailing list
Stephen Edgar
Keymaster1) Close the topic. But it seems like subscribe-notifications are only sent when the topic is open. Is there a fix for that?
I’m kind of thinking we should allow notifications to be sent from topics that have been closed.
Can you create a ticket on Trac and we can make a decision and fix this, I’m unable to test and confirm this behaviour at the moment but the ticket will remind me 🙂
December 9, 2014 at 5:51 pm #155311Topic: Forum menu disappeared for Moderator role
in forum TroubleshootingDirk
ParticipantHello,
I recently started to use bbPress v 2.5.4 with WP v 4.0.1.
Everything worked fine until I changed the user_login in of a user in the mySQL database, who had the bbPress moderator-role and started two forums before.
Now this user (and every other „moderator“) can´t see the menu-item „forum“ in the Dashboard anymore. Any other bbPress-role works like it should.
As a workaround I created a testpage with the shortcode [bbp-forum-form] and tried to start a new forum as „moderator“. It worked, but I only could start a child-forum under an existing parent. So the „keymaster“ has to change it to „parent“ everytime a „moderator“ starts a new forum.
That´s a wortkaround but not a solution.I found a post here in the forum https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/moderator-role-cant-create-or-manage-forums/, where you speak of a known issue, that a moderator can´t see the „forum“ menu in the dashboard anymore. The problem described there seems to be quite similar to mine but is 1 year old. So, is this issue solved in the meantime? And if not, perhaps my problem helps to address the issue.
Thanks for any assistance.
December 9, 2014 at 5:30 pm #155377In reply to: Import BB data from CSV file to bbPress forum
Stephen Edgar
KeymasterApologies for the late reply, importing alone will not add all the required “meta data” that bbPress requires, after importing your batch of test topics go to “Tools -> Forums” and run each of the bbPress repair tools, this should fix your issues of not seeing the topics on the front end.
December 9, 2014 at 4:43 pm #155376In reply to: Remove simple html code in posts
kannued
ParticipantThese two plugins have been combined into Frank Bültge latest, which does not have topics as one of the content options. Any other suggstions? I should think bbpress should have a plugin to address search and replace in topics.
December 9, 2014 at 2:23 pm #155368In reply to: no-registration forum risks?
Robin W
ModeratorWordpress insists that you ether an email address, but you only need enter something that looks valid.
So for instance for my non existent test users, I simply create their accounts with a dummy unique email address such as
testuser1@qhqhttyweyywttw.com
testuser2@qhqhttyweyywttw.comThen just give you users their username and initial password, and ask them to change the password.
Once that is done, there are no additional security risks in setting them up this way, as the only risk is of they click ‘lost password’ and that will send an email to the (hopefully!) non-existent user email above, hence the horrible email address above.
You could even disable password reset
http://wpsnipp.com/index.php/functions-php/remove-the-lost-your-password-link/
and stop that happening
December 9, 2014 at 7:27 am #155356Topic: Menu "Forum" disappeared for Moderator role
in forum TroubleshootingDirk
ParticipantHello,
I recently started to use bbPress v 2.5.4 with WP v 4.0.1.
Everything worked fine until I changed the user_login in of a user in the mySQL database, who had the bbPress moderator-role and started two forums before.
Now this user (and every other „moderator“) can´t see the menu-item „forum“ in the Dashboard anymore. Any other bbPress-role works like it should.
As a workaround I created a testpage with the shortcode[bbp-forum-form]and tried to start a new forum as „moderator“. It worked, but I only could start a child-forum under an existing parent. So the „keymaster“ has to change it to „parent“ everytime a „moderator“ starts a new forum.
That´s a wortkaround but not a solution.Deactivating all plugins made no difference., also changing the capabilities with “bbPress Advanced Capabilities”.
I found a post here in the forum “Moderator role can’t create or manage Forums”, where you speak of a known issue, that a moderator can´t see the „forum“ menu in the dashboard anymore. The problem described there seems to be quite similar to mine but is 1 year old. So, is this issue solved in the meantime? And if not, perhaps my problem helps to address it.
Thanks for any assistance.
December 8, 2014 at 11:28 pm #155339In reply to: On Admin can View Forum
Joe Dostie
ParticipantSorry about that previous post, no idea why it looks like that (you can delete it)
I have both a test site and a production site. This is repeatable in both environments.
I had to disable BOTH of the below plugins to make bbPress work.
Revolution Slider – Version 4.6.5
User Role Editor – Version 4.17.3Revolution Slider is part of the Avada 3.7 theme and they say “Avada has full integration with this plugin.”
Another thing I just now noticed since it working is that the options “Tags:”, “Topics Type:” and “Topic Status:” were not originally available when using the [bbp-forum-index]
December 8, 2014 at 11:26 pm #155338In reply to: On Admin can View Forum
Joe Dostie
ParticipantI have both a test site and a production site. This is repeatable in both environments.
I had to disable BOTH of the below plugins to make bbPress web interface work.
I have both a test site and a production site. This is repeatable in both environments.
I had to disable BOTH of the below plugins to make bbPress work.
Revolution Slider – Version 4.6.5
User Role Editor – Version 4.17.3Revolution Slider is part of the Avada 3.7 theme and they say “Avada has full integration with this plugin.”
Another thing I just now noticed since it working is that the options “Tags:”, “Topics Type:” and “Topic Status:” were not originally available when using the [bbp-forum-index]
User Role Editor – Version 4.17.3Revolution Slider is part of the Avada 3.7 theme and they say “Avada has full integration with this plugin.”
Another thing I just now noticed since it working is that the options “Tags:”, “Topics Type:” and “Topic Status:” were not originally available when using the [bbp-forum-index]
December 8, 2014 at 8:55 am #155309In reply to: On Admin can View Forum
Robin W
Moderatorok, le’s start by eliminating themes and plugins
Plugins
Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.
Themes
If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentytwelve, and see if this fixes.
December 7, 2014 at 7:44 pm #155296In reply to: Repair Forums – Recalculating
synergywp
ParticipantJust did a little further testing with a dummy account… If you add a reply to a topic on the front end, then use the recalculate tool, it will once again apply a topic ID(and therefore publish time) for the _bbp_last_active_time.
December 7, 2014 at 8:17 am #155289In reply to: Plugin Disappeared on WordPress Dashboard
Robin W
Moderatorok, It could be a theme or plugin issue
Plugins
Deactivate all but bbpress and see if this fixes. if it does, re-enable one at a time to see which is causing the error.
Themes
If plugins don’t pinpoint the problem, as a test switch to a default theme such as twentytwelve, and see if this fixes.
December 6, 2014 at 1:44 pm #155281In reply to: Understanding Freshness (last post)
Robin W
ModeratorNot quite sure why you’re having a problem.
ALL views of forums/topics should show last post as the latest reply to a topic, not quite sure why you’re seeing that differently.
what ‘theme’ did you buy?
December 5, 2014 at 8:19 pm #154922In reply to: BBFacelook (work in progress)
peter-hamilton
ParticipantHi all
A lot of changes have happened since I was last here, nameserver changed and hosting the production site on my-latest.com.
Activity Wall
Added a “like” system that actually works 99% (working to make it 100%)


Profile pages
Now have the buttons/links to change avatar and background on the actual image containers.
testdrive can be done here:
Now back to styling the forums.
Peter Hamilton
December 4, 2014 at 10:00 pm #155195In reply to: Import from vBulletin
Chad
ParticipantThanks for your reply @netweb
So password conversion works in the import, but the codex doc still says otherwise?
Side note while testing, I noticed forum links like this
Permalink: http://www.mydomain.com/blog/forums/forum/buzz/press-stand/
I don’t understand why there’s /forums/forum/buzz.. ?
“Buzz” is set as category, press-stand as forum. Buzz has no parent but is a parent to press stand.
December 4, 2014 at 4:41 am #155181In reply to: Import from vBulletin
Stephen Edgar
Keymaster1. Custom vBulletin BBCodes are not supported eg. [youtube] – You will have to manually change these yourself either before importing in vBulletin or after importing into bbPress using phpMyAdmin.
Indeed this is now fixed to work with vBulletin’s default YouTube BBCodes:
Specifically the two following BBCodes are the only ones supported (many vB forums used to use custom BBCodes and this was primarily the main issue here)// Replace '[video=youtube;$1]$2[/video]' with '$2" // Replace '[video=youtube_share;$1]$2[/video]' with '$2"For example
[video=youtube;eOUq4Z6R7xI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfW2UJMIQvQ[/video]will be replaced with just the YouTube linkhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfW2UJMIQvQ, bbPress (and WordPress) will automatically embed the video using the direct URL.2. All ‘Ordered Lists’ will be displayed as numerical lists.
This is also fixed
3. You may find extra page breaks <br> and paragraph <p> elements in topics and replies and is less than ideal and is from the way the BBCodes are converted during the forum import conversion. You will find these primarily around ‘blockquotes’ and ‘lists’
This is fixed also 🙂
#1 If I create the exact bbcodes in BBPress prior to the import, I assume this would rectify this area correct?
Yes, modify your custom BBCodes to either a) Match the supported vBulletin BBCode above or b) completely strip the vBulletin BBCode so just the YouTube link remains 🙂
I have updated the codex article and removed quite a few things that were listed there that are now fixed including full support to convert user passwords and the items in red in this image are fixed and/or supported 🙂
With that said “some” of these features are not in the currently shipped bbPress 2.5.4 such as Forum and Topic subscriptions and guest/anonymous topic and reply support, I’m going to post an announcement here on the site in the coming day or two on the improvements and where and how to get this test release.
December 4, 2014 at 1:34 am #155178Topic: bbpress plugin creating login issue
in forum Troubleshootingarkarg
ParticipantI was building a website with wordpress (including the bbpress plugin) and decided to make a dummy user account in order to test everything out. It would not let me log in with the dummy account, sometimes it came back with a message about “too many redirects” but most times it just timed out and went nowhere. It would however let me log into the site with my “admin” account. I deactivated all of the plugins and then re-activated them one at a time, logging out and attempting to log in with the dummy account after each one. I was able to log in with the dummy account after each one was re-activated…until I re-activated bbpress. Any ideas on what the issue could be?
December 4, 2014 at 12:32 am #154866Topic: Duplicate Topic & Reply Revision Log Entries
in forum TroubleshootingFADmark
ParticipantHi,
Topics and Replies that have been edited are showing duplicate entries for each actual revision. Example (see the 3rd post): http://cancergrace.org/topic/webmaster-tests
See the 3rd post – it should only be showing 3 revisions, but they are listed twice for some reason. Nothing has changed on my end and I don’t believe I added any hacks to this part of the code, other than some CSS.
I’m not exactly sure when this started, but I believe it may have been when my WPMS was updated to 4.0.1, while running bbP 2.5.4-5380.
Thanks for any tips on how I might resolve this.
-Mark
December 3, 2014 at 11:50 pm #155103Topic: Understanding Freshness (last post)
in forum Troubleshootingbcrider
ParticipantHello,
On my test forum I’m having a hard time understanding how Freshness works. On the theme I purchased Freshness is called “Last Post” but I’m assuming it works the same.
What confuses me is on Forum List view, the Freshness (Last Post) seems to be pulling the last time a “Topic” was created….not the last time someone “replied”.
Is this normal behavior and is there a way to modify it?
I would like Freshness to reference the most recent reply….not the most recent topic.
Forum View is showing last Topic date

I’d like the Forum view to show the last Reply date like the Topic View page shows

As a side question, how can I edit the size/color/boldness of the Freshness time given? I’d like to make it smaller.
Thanks
December 3, 2014 at 6:58 pm #155139In reply to: Photo in Latest posts
Robkk
Moderatorif you were trying to post more than 2 links in your reply , this site site wont allow it as a SPAM prevention measure because of the latest SPAM attack.
if you ever need to post more than 2 links just paste the url without the http://
i can just highlight and search it in google.
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as for your site being in maintenance it is really hard to help.
i suggest you use the inspecter tools in your browser
select the author name both under the topic title and in the freshness section
see in the source code if there is even an image with some something like
img srcby the nameif there is
check and see if the small avatars are hidden with CSS and most likely change
display:none;todipslay:inline;if the image is not even in the source code by the author names.
contact the userpro plugin author and see if they will help you install the template right if that was the problem.
November 29, 2014 at 3:53 am #154987In reply to: New Installation 404 error
Robin W
Moderatorok,
1. what two plugins did you try that didn’t work?
2. have you been through https://codex.bbpress.org/step-by-step-guide-to-setting-up-a-bbpress-forum/
3. Does it work if you disable s2member – just a test to see if it is a conflict
4. what permalink are you running – dashboard>settings>permalinks
5. What bbpress slugs are you running – dashboard>settings>forumsNovember 27, 2014 at 5:14 pm #154969In reply to: Import BB data from CSV file to bbPress forum
dmx09
ParticipantSorry, I’d edit my last post but I can’t see a way of doing that!
Just an update on progress… So far I’ve managed to import a test batch of topics and they are all in the right place in the admin, however – when I view their parent forum on the front end they are not displaying.
Topics I’ve created via the admin (Topics / Add New) seem to work fine but none of the imported Topics will display. I’ve even compared the tables in the DB but cant spot anything wrong there.
Any thoughts welcome!
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