Just nstalled plugin and activated but when I click on “settings” it takes me here http://shgww.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=bbpress which is a blank white page…???
Latest versions of everything.
I’m having the same issue when trying to register an account.
http://churchofficehelpdesk.com/test/
I am new to bbPress. I’ve installed everything and need help with styling.
I have created forum categories as well as forums. http://churchofficehelpdesk.com/test/
Currently the forums under the categories all clump together on one line. I’d like to add each forum to a separate line with a description underneath. (Similar to this – http://d.pr/i/EeZu)
Any help would be appreciated.
When i have bbPress 2.3 enabled i get this error in my feeds:
Warning: Illegal offset type in /home/XXXXX/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/common/functions.php on line 1503
I am using WP 3.5.2 and have tested without any plugins enabled, as soon as i enable bbPress 2.3 the error appears.
My site is at http://www.arctic-websolutions.com
Is it possible that because i use an array to call several posttypes for my feeds this conflicts with bbPress 2.3, any idea?
Thanks
I’m trying to get current forum id in header.php file of my theme with function bbp_get_forum_id(), but it always returns empty result.
What am I doing wrong?
P.S. I’m using bbPress 2.3 plugin installed on latest version of WordPress.
I need help making a couple of changes in how my forum looks. I’m using a Parallelus theme (Salutation) and they have not updated their theme yet to the latest buddy/bbPress changes. I asked for help on their forum (as to the styling) and they said that the theme just uses the basic bbPress layout. I’m using bbPress 2.3, Buddypress 1.7.
Here is how the forum is laid out: http://www.tafaforum.com/user-groups/dyes/
I want the title of the discussion to basically change places and size with the text underneath it describing the topic and where the forum is. I can barely see what the forum name is and if we have an avatar, we sure don’t need a big name in bold.
I would assume that the same changes would affect the Activity Streams: http://www.tafaforum.com/activity-streams/
Here’s the catch: please spell it out for someone who can’t code. I wish there were a plugin that I could use or shortcode… Is this something that I will have to change everytime there is an update with the theme?
Well, hopefully someone can point me to a permanent solution as this one is far from useful. Thanks!
I guess it is NOT the latest posts, which is wp, but the lasts topics of bbpress that used to be listed instead of the forum summary page.
When I removed the bbpress Moderation, nothing happened.
Thanks for the link on hiding the bbpress search box, Jared.
Now, all I need is to get my latest posts back on my front page.
In my index.php, I eliminated the shortcode “ which got rid of the Oh bother! No topics were found here!
In my index.php, I do have the shortcode
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If I eliminated that, would the front page show the latest posts?
Previously only the wordpress search was on the page on the left side column. I thought that would be sufficient to search through bbpress posts especially with the plugin that I have, see below. I would like to disable the bbpress search box.
My plugins are bbpress, bbpressmoderation, bbpress topics for posts, en Spam, search bbpress 2.0, and wanguard.
Here is my link. http://www.canadianbookclubs.com/forums2/
Where you see the forum summary section, it used to be the latest posts.
I updated bbpress. Never had problems with the previous updates. Now, I have the following problems on my front page:
Oh bother! No topics were found here! (why has this appeared? Comes from div id=”bbpress-forums” and div class=”bbp-template-notice”
Even though my front page is checked for latest posts. It is now showing my forum summary page. Why is bbpress plugin superseding the wordpress of only showing latest posts?
I never changed anything in bbpress files.
Hi All,
I am working on bbpress on my new site, so it works together with buddypress. But I really hate the way the url structure looks on the forum.
now it’s forums/forum/test and I changed that already to forum/subject
But now when I look at a topic, it’s /topic/post instead of forum/subject/post.
Any way to fix this? I did find some guys talk about a nicer permalinks plugin, but when I click that link I keep getting back to a post about it on this forum…
I got the latest install of wordpress, buddypress bbpress
For now I pulled back 2.2.4 on live site. I run some more tests what’s going on and let you know if I find anything.
Hi,
There is a development version at https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/bbpressmoderation.zip with a fix for the hidden topics/replies.
Unzip the download and replace /wp-content/plugins/bbpressmoderation
I’ve only done limited testing as I’m not a bbPress user anymore – so feedback appreciated on the changes.
Thank to @netweb for the pointer – I’ve followed JJJ advice to use a posts_where filter to add the pending status so moderated topics and replies are included in the query.
It’s a real ugly fix (see the source comments for details), but hopefully it should get you through until moderation makes it into bbPress for real.
Ian.
Hello everyone,
bbPress Moderation plugin breaks the latest version of bbPress 2.3, so I had to uninstall it. But I can’t stay without moderation, I’ll be spammed to death. Can anyone suggest another moderation plugin that works with the latest version of bbPress?
Thanks!
Hello i did a fresh setup of latest version, and even though i have sub forums and 1 of the sub forum even has post in it. Though on main page of forum, it shows as 0. Even the parent forum shows as 0 topic.
Any way to fix it?
URL: http://www.facesilike.com/forums/
This Forum has topic: http://www.facesilike.com/forums/topic/megan-fox-pregnant-bikini-kona-hawaii-vacation-pictures/
@ovizii
How I got it working was to set the Forum Role for all existing users (non-admin) to ‘Participant’. I did this in Dashboard > Users > All Users, then found the users that had no forum roles. Once I changed these users to ‘Participant’ they were then able to post again.
To automate this process, I set ‘Participant’ as the default forum role for users. I did this in Settings > Forums
“Default user role”: Participant
“Auto role”: (tick) Automatically assign default role to new, registered users upon visiting the site.
However I think this problem may have been fixed in the latest bbPress
I tried upgrading but I’m experiencing some really strange issues. First of all, there is no longer an “Edit” admin link so I can’t test that the issue still exists. Was this the solution?
Secondly, I’m having a really weird problem with my styles after the upgrade. I think the framework is choking somewhere during the request but no errors are displayed. It looks like many of my bbpress-related styles are not being applied.
If I turn on debug mode, the problem goes away and everything displays as normal. But as soon as I turn it off again, it gets screwed up somewhere. Weird!
I know my stylesheet is being loaded and some of the styles are being applied properly, but some aren’t and the one’s that aren’t don’t even show up in firebug with a line through the middle saying they’ve been overridden, they just aren’t appearing at all. I’ve never seen anything like this before.
I’ve tried disabling all other plugins, no luck. Any idea what’s going on here.
I have tested with Twenty Eleven and Twenty Twelve and It doesn’t work. There is no topics and forums count (it shows 0).
I let you know when I’m back on my computer. I’m on localhost and testing with WP 1.6 beta.
Are you using the latest bbPress 2.3?
What version of vBulletin are you using? I have only tested vBulletin 4.x
Here is the list of known issues with vBulletin https://codex.bbpress.org/import-forums/vBulletin/
Try updating to bbPress 2.3. I’m not able to duplicate this using the latest version, using either the wp-signup.php way, or via the Network admin area.
@premitheme – I’ve used and tested with PHP 5.2/5.3/5.4 without incident.
The “Are you sure you wanted to do that?” errors come from nonce requests failing inside of the `bbp_verify_nonce_request()` function. My guess is the `$requested_url`, `$matched_url`, and `$home_url` are coming up with some kind of mismatch, causing `$result` to return `false` and the nonce check to fail.
It’s also possible that the parsing and comparisons in `bbp_verify_nonce_request()` could use improvement. This function was modified in 2.3 to allow for reverse-proxying, which may have broken some other type of URL. If so, would love your help there. 🙂
i seem to be a newbie at this, can you please walk me through the steps?
You’ll want to search bbPress’s files for the above function, and test to make sure it’s working correctly. If you’re operating a site as the main developer, you’ll want to know how to touch files on the server (with an code editor, FTP program, etc…)
Then, you’ll want to search the web for common PHP debugging techniques (var_dump(), echo(), die(), debug_backtrace(), etc…) so you can gain a better understanding of how the code you’re trusting to make your site function works.
This is one of those times where, hopefully, a little tough love will pay in dividends for you later.
