Hi, I have this small little issue regarding the e-mail address’s whenever someone receives and e-mail from my BBpress forum, or even when I receive an e-mail from my site regarding BBpress. Whenever someone signs up as a user on my forum, they get an email from username@box551.bluehost.com with their username and password. I have no idea why it’s from username@box551.bluehost.com, because my admin settings are set up for a different gmail account. I was on the phone with bluehost (my web hosting company) for a good hour and they tried everything they could and finally suggested that it was on BBPress’s end, and not theirs. So how would I change the default e-mail address to username@gmail.com and not username@box551.bluehost.com when ever myself or a registered user to my BBpress forum receives an e-mail?
I’m running the latest version of WordPress with BBpress 2.2.2.
Any help would greatly be appreciated! 🙂
Hi guys,
I had similar issue as well at some point.
Has anyone try it on a Linux server as see if it makes any difference?
Otherwise, I would be a good lead to find the php file for the comment post and made slight modification or see what influence the redirection.
What I will do is to make quick test and see and keep you updated. If you found anything, kindly share. Cheers guys!
Tapatalk bbPress 2 plugin series 1.1.0 released
Update note: 25 Dec 2012
1. add GD bbPress Attachments support
2. fix invalid forum list request for category forum
3. fix topic notification status change when reply a topic
4. fix incorrect url issue in notification email
5. fix time missing issue in latest view
6. fix timezone issue
7. fix incorrect user post count issue
8. fix user reply post list view avatar display issue
9. fix topic subscription issue
Tapatalk for bbPress Plugin – Release Announcement and Changelog
They have a dedicated bbPress Forum here
@yellowwinter bbPress 2, aka the “bbPress Plugin” is the future of bbPress, and I’d wager it’s quickly becoming more prevalent than bbPress 1.1 and older. Any plans on that end?
I ran into the same issue w/ bbPress 2.2.3. Just the content is cleared out when a new topic has validation errors; the tags and topic type fields are preserved. I directly modified bbPress 2.2.3 in order to resolve this issue on my installation:
- Navigated to bbpress/includes/common/template-tags.php line 1605
- Removed the “if” statement so that the $post_content gets set by calling ‘bbp_get_form_topic_content’
//if ( bbp_is_edit() ){
$post_content = call_user_func( 'bbp_get_form_' . $context . '_content' );
// }
I did some minimal testing and the behavior of other topic editing seems to be unaffected by this change, and the change makes the content persist on New Topic Validation Error responses
Thanks for all the info, Stephen. Deleting and replacing the plugin did the trick. We’re not sure why the forum stopped showing posts dated after December 16, but at least it seems to be up and going again.
Hello Stephen,
Thanks for the update.
I’m working on completing the translation. I asked Yousef to send me the translation in order to test it. Usually I make sure that the translation is very accurate so I do not want to rely on translations that I haven’t checked it.
bbPress 2.2.3 was released 11 December 2012
S2Member developer @WebSharks posted details of S2Member fixes in the following thread ~22 December 2012 https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/fix-for-users-of-s2member-and-bbpress-2-2/
I am ‘presuming’ S2Member/@WebSharks was testing against bbPress 2.2.3
This is the first time I have seen anyone mention the error you detail above.
Have you any other plugins recently updated that maybe the cause of this?
Have you tried any extra combinations of the plugins eg. bbPress 2.2.2 & S2Member v121213 to see if it is an S2Member issue rather than bbPress?
ps. I also see your thread on S2Members forum with no answers at the time I wrote this http://www.s2member.com/forums/topic/bbpress-2-2-3-fatal-error-on-users-page/
From that error it appears and is actually the case that not all of the files for bbPress were updated on your web host when you updated bbPress.
– Make a backup of your site and database
– Open your WordPress Admin Dashboard and go to Plugins
– Deactivate the bbPress plugin (It should already be deactivated)
– Delete the bbPress plugin and accept the confirmation that it will delete those files
– Download the bbPress plugin again from the ‘Add New’ plugins section
– Activate the bbPress plugin
You should be all good to go now presuming this time your web host has downloaded and extracted all the files correctly to your site.
ps. If you ever do need to download a current or previous version you can download them in .zip form to manually extract and upload via FTP to your web host via https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress/developers/
(The current version of bbPress at the time of writing is bbPress 2.2.3)
You can test feeds with the W3C Feed Validator http://validator.w3.org/feed/
As to why your feed is failing I think is probably an issue with your web host as when I check your feed the results are “Server returned HTTP Error 404: Not Found” and I would expect IFTTT would also have problems parsing the feed.
http://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fprothemedesign.com%2Fforums%2Ffeed%2F
https://bbpress.org/topics/feed/ @ W3C Feed Validation Service
https://bbpress.org/forums/feed/ @ W3C Feed Validation Service
When I updated to the latest plugin version today it triggered a fatal error. We were updating because the forums had stopped showing any new posts since Dec. 16 and thought maybe an updated plugin might help. We are still using WordPress version 3.4.2 due to being in the middle of changing servers. My friend has requested that we go back to the previous plugin since at least the forums were showing up, albeit frozen, while she finds a bbPress expert. Problem is, I never had a copy of the bbPress plugin—I downloaded it from the WordPress Plugin site, which now shows only the most recent version. Can anyone tell me where I could find an earlier version of the plugin to download? Also, any thoughts where we can find someone to help us with our ongoing bbPress issues? Thanks very much.
Website: http://thefriendshipblog.com
Here is the error, which unfortunately is gibberish to me:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.
Warning: require(/home/friendbl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/includes/topics/functions.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in/home/friendbl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbpress.php on line 303
I also had this problem on the old bbpress 1 (stand alone). I thought it was because it wasn’t the latest version. After 40-some large posts, it hangs up and won’t allow me to post anymore.
But last night I set up the lastest with my current forum. I’ve tried two different browsers at two different locations/IP addresses and computers. I get the same thing.
Quick update – (this might help other users) As part of the troubleshooting I removed all bbpress plugins and supporting plugins from Suffusion and reinstalled and now the tinymce are present. Not sure what changes it made, but it appears to be working now.
Have discovered that this is a conflict with the theme (Suffusion) that I am using. Any advice on how to get the tinymce to show up again would be great, since I really like this theme and do not want to switch.
Likely unknown issues surfacing, or bbPress becoming more complex over time and W3TC interoperability not being specifically tested.
Just a follow up.
Here is a different plug in that does a reasonable job:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bbpress-post-topics/
After installing it, go to discussion settings and then set it to create a forum topic for each post, copy tags, etc. Then you have an option to apply settings to all existing posts.
I tried this on a test site and it worked pretty well. It did not do all the bookkeeping of reply counts correctly, but it did create appropriate topics for each post and import the comments and replies to them.
It is also reversible as it does not delete either the posts or comments — if you deactivate the plug in your posts (which were unchanged anyway) and their comments are intact. You do still have a bunch of new topics in your target forum.
M3Participant
hi, I’m a newbie and I really like bbPress forum but I don’t know how can I install to my wordpress. Some information give advise using FTP such as this information, but the wordpress plugin site give information that the instalation is through the plugin as a normal plugin.
So I follow the wordpress plugin way and it work, I can see th forum, modify add some forum and topics, but I haven’t had any clue on how I can change the theme or how to add the theme.
My first question is, did I installed it the right way? and secondly, how I can change the theme? I make a child theme but it didn’t work. My objective is to have my wordpress theme for the posts and as the forum for now I’m hoping to use the static bbPress forum theme.
I’m truly lost and I don’t know how I can manage to do it? Currently I’m using wordpress 3.5 with leaf theme, and latest bbPress forum bbPress 2.2.3.
My wordpress is currently in the subdirectory of my main site.
My website
My bbPress forum
Thank you in advance and sorry for my bad English.
Hello, I just installed the latest version of bbpress, but I would like to translate it into Spanish … How I can do?
Thank you!
I have tried everything listed above and still can not get the tinymce to show within bbpress. Any help would be greatly appreciated..
http://www.dev.hoaconnections.com/venturahoa/
Hi,
I have a question:
When using the import tool does it just copy over the database information, or does it “cut it” (remove it) from the old database for your 1.0.2 bbpress forum?
The reason I ask this question is because I want to set up a test blog and use the bbpress plugin, and try to import the 1.0.2 forum into the test set up without messing with my current standalone forum to see how it looks before permanently moving my forum over to the new site (set up).
Can this be done?
Thanks!
Scott
Hello,
I am a new user of Bbpress. Currently I have the latest version of WordPress as well as Bbpress. But I am facing an irritating problem. I have created a forum for my site: http://realestateconnectionplace.com/forums/forum/forum/ .I like the url to be http://realestateconnectionplace.com/forum/ . I searched everywhere and found that many a one tried to provide a solution. They made plugins and code for .htaccess file. But all of them make some issues like admin link’s working issue and extra slash in the url.
In a nutshell I am very depressed. Because I am not an expert and found no perfect help anywhere. So I would like to request to John James Jacoby, please consider spending a little time to give us instruction about how to stop Archive Slugs and Single Slugs appearing in the url.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Yea I can’t get anywhere. If I try to update from 1.0.2 to 1.2 I just get a white screen after replacing the files. If I don’t upgrade and just try to import from 1.0.2 into the latest 2.2 I get errors like “Motionworks” reported 2 months ago in this topic.
My website URL : http://crystalseeds.tk/
Latest version of BuddyPress and WordPress.
So, umm well, I made a change in the website from http://crystalseeds.tk/wp-admin/options.php
I changed http://crystalseeds.tk/ to http://www.crystalseeds.tk/ in siteurl and another field with the site’s URL.
When I opened my website after I did that, the title of my website, just went.
I cannot see it anymore.
I also cannot see my site’s title. It’s the site’s URL now.
What can be the possible reasons? How do I fix it?
Thanks in advance
John James Jacoby said: You’ll want to update to bbPress 1.1 first; the schematic changed from 1.0 to 1.1.
What can be potential issues when migrating straight from 1.0.2 to 2.x? When I tried test run of migration 1.0.2 to 2.x, I did not noticed any issues, so curious, should I really go for an upgrade to 1.2 first.
John James Jacoby said: You’ll want to update to bbPress 1.1 first; the schematic changed from 1.0 to 1.1.
Where can we download 1.1 then? Its not at the legacy page. I got 1.0.2 too and are trying to upgrade to latest 2.x.
You might want to update the Import Forums Codex because it says that bbPress v1.x is supported, but its not as you said yourself.
https://codex.bbpress.org/import-forums/
