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I created a forum that is intended to be only visible to logged in users who have been elevated to a higher access role (“Members”). http://ctos-toa.org/wp/
I use the User Access Manager plugin to designate the roles/groups. When logged into the site in Admin, everything works fine (user can have access to all forum topics and post). When not logged in at all, it is fine (users can’t access anything).
However, when a user is logged in as a “member”, with bb_participant access, the forum topics do not show up in the right column widget of the home page, and when they click on Forum page, it says “Oh bother! No new topics…”
If this is a question for the UAM plugin developer, I will go there. I am new at WP, so am just not sure and would appreciate any advise.
If you need to login as a “Member” to see what happens, use test:
user name: erica
password: test
How can I do this?!
http://127.0.0.1/wp/ %Topic_slug% /%topic_name%
to :
http://127.0.0.1/wp/ %Topic_slug% / %topic_ID%
Example:
h ttp://127.0.0.1/wp/topic/test-topic
to
h ttp://127.0.0.1/wp/topic/1234
Topic: forum on wordpress main page
hi, i wanted to made some tabs where i can show, the latest topics, most visited and most comented, so I wonder if there out there a plugin that can show this.
Thanks
Is there a way to add a latest posts list to the forum root level in bbPress 2, just the way I had it in the standalone 1.1 forum (example http://www.stazeibogaze.info/bbpress/)?
Question two – what php line of code should I use when I want to include the bbPress Reply List widget content into a page (not as a widget, but into the main body)?
Topic: Login successful then 404
Might of been answered before but I cant seem to find it on the boards. I apologize if this is common, I might of not used the best wording.
I installed bbPress on a test wordpress running 3.2.1 (or most current). Installed just fine and I proceeded to test it from a users perspective. I added a login and register links and pages, work just fine. However when I login or register, the function will login or create a user but the new URL causes a 404.
I’m using XAMPP on my personal machine and the directory of my wordpress install is
localhost/wep/wordpress
That works just fine as it should. However the URL that returns on successful login or registration displays as :
localhost/wep/wordpress/wep/wordpress/login/
which obviously throws a 404 as it’s non existant.
I had a phpbb install in the wordpress folder before I installed bbPress and believe I might of changed the folder path on install. I tried deleting bbPress to reinstall but it just gives me an activate/deactivate/delete option.
I’m assuming there’s somewhere in the plugin I can change that root folder pathing or whatever configuration is causing this error but I’m unsure of what and where.
Any help is appreciated.
I almost have this forum completed, but the profile page just doesnt look good using WooThemes Canvas – Theme.
Also the css for the original post is different than the reply posts. Its adding buttons to links, quotes, and the avatar.
Any idea of how to solve this? Ive searched and searched all night, but I cant find a solution.
Here is my test site.
http://www.hireblogs.com/forums/topic/lorizzle-shizzle/
Profile Page
http://www.hireblogs.com/forums/users/jerry/
Thanks in advance for any help.
-GHC
Hi guys,
I installed the latest version of WordPress, then used the ‘Plugins’ search to install BuddyPress, and then within the /Forums/ section I installed bbPress.
Everything is working wonderfully, except when anyone posts on the forums it doesn’t update their activity feed:
http://buddypress.p-h1.com/community/topic/this-is-my-first-topic/
And here is the admin activity page:
http://buddypress.p-h1.com/members/admin/
Is there anything I can do to fix this? It’s the one remaining piece of functionality I’d like to be working.
I am having some problems generating a forum index page.
Once I created my forums I thought that by adding the url http://cyclistzone.com/vozcycling/forums/ to the menu I would be in business. Going to the url shows a featured article and the bbPress sidebar, not a forum index.
Since I did not get a forum index I created a new page and named it Forums. I then pasted the shortcode [bbp-forum-index] into the body of the page and nothing changed. The same results were displayed as if I did not have a page. Almost seems like bbPress ignored my page.
Here is the link to the page…
http://cyclistzone.com/vozcycling/forums/
The next thing I did was to create another page and name it “Test Forum.” I inserted the shortcode and this page displayed a forum index for me.
http://cyclistzone.com/vozcycling/test-forum/
The problem I am having now is that the slug “test-forum” only relates to this page and not to any of the forum pages because the slug “test-forum” does not exist in the bbPress settings. Those settings use the slug “forums/forum”. If I change the “forums” slug to “test-forum” I end up back to my original problem.
I would like to leave my slugs defaulted to their original values. I just want a forum index page using the bbPress slugs and have a bbPress sidebar.
This is probably simple, but I have not figured it out yet, so I hope someone can shed some light on what I am doing wrong.
Thanks,
Rhek
Hi all. I’ve read that there is no way that the main page of wordpress can be the forum itself, but i wonder if I can take the code of the bbpress that hanlde all the forums and insert it as an include into the wordpress index.php. if that is posible an some one help me telling me which part of the code is the one I can copy to call the forum and topics in to the very front page.
I’ve seen i can show all that in the sidebar, but i would like to make it the main page like the forum page with the latest topics, most comented and most visited.
Thank you