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I would like to test code before posting since my forum has only one hour edits
I would like to be able to check for errors before posting
Joe
this link is only provided to explain what I mean
I am in no way associated with them
Topic: I miss a settings page.
I use bbpess integrated with buddypress, and it works fine.
But i can find any settings page(I am noe sure if there should be)..
I would like to do som small changes, like latest post on firs page, and nuber of views on every post. typical: postname(12 views)..
Hello bbPress forum owners,
Need some help from you – we at Tapatalk (the forum app) has finally able to worked on the bbPress support and will be releasing a plugin for bbPress 1.1 soon. We are looking for testers to give it a spin on their forum, if you are a forum owners and has either iPhone/iPad or Android devices, you are welcome to join us!
Just want to gauge the interest – if you are interested, please response to this post and we will figure out the best way to move forward.
For those you don’t know what Tapatalk is, check out our website at http://tapatalk.com – Looking forward hearing from you!!
Hi,
I have installed BBPress into my wordpress site – http://www.3hreedee.com
However at the moment it looks pretty blank, is there anyway of installing a theme to bbpress even though it is within a wordpress site? I have tried uploading themes into the FTP themes folder however cannot find anywhere within bbadmin that would allow me to install these?
My test link is here:http://www.3hreedee.com/forums/
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Dan
I unistalled bbpress a week ago but have decided to reinstall it.
I’ve set up a test forum, a test topic and a test post.
When I go to the test topic the content of my test post (not the title) is displayed underneath it. There is no link to the post page.
How do I get the post’s title to display under the topic so that if a reader clicks on it that it opens the content?
I have integrated bbpress in my wordpress account.
I have made a test forum, topic and post and wanted to see how they appear on the wppress forum page that I made. They don’t display even though I set the page category to forum.
What do I need to do to get my forum to display in wordpress?
If it helps – I have installed and activated the following plugins;
bbpress
bbpress integration
bbpress post toolbar
Is there a way to alter the permalink structure of bbpress in order to make the permalinks the same as the structure that is being displayed in the breadcrumbs? It has been discussed over here:
However, the recommended plugin “Nicer Permalinks” doesn’t work with 2.1. Is there any other way to change it?
Just to clarify, currently when viewing a topic it’s being displayed in the breadcrumbs like this:
Home › forum › General › This is a test post
but the actual link is:
url.com/forum/topic/this-is-a-test-post
I would like the URL to be:
url.com/forum/general/this-is-a-test-post
ps: “general” is the name of one of the forums
This is about this site, more than bbpress itself, but I cant add comments to any Plugins on here. A number of plugins are either not working with the latest version of bbpress, or im unable to download at all. Some plugins have comments that are a week or 3 old – so how come I cant post comments?
Topic: Export/Import a forum
Hello,
Does anyone know if there is an easy way to export a forum (all topics, replies and users if necessary) and import it into another bbPress site – essentially move the forum to another site?
I am using the letest version of bbPress plugin on both sites.
Thanks in advance for any help…
Hi!
I want to get the forum appear on the front page of my blog. I have installed it successfully to a sub directory. I don’t care about the blog, I just want to use the forum.
How can I get it to show up on the front page (root of WordPress installation)?
Thanks!
EDIT: I’m using the latest plugin version.
You posted, I listened.
Version 2 of bbPress’s theme compatibility is now in the 2.1 plugin branch of code for your perusal. This second iteration removes the need to add current_theme_support() to your theme, and totally automates the process.
If your child or parent theme contains the template files that bbPress looks for, bbPress will use them. If not, bbPress will fall back on it’s default templates and styling. No more logic necessary.
Please test it. It’s new code with a new approach, so I’d like to get some fresh eyes on things right away to avoid a long beta period like 2.0 had.
Cheers!