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Hey All
Looking for a way for the admin to approve any newly registered users using the latest version of bbpress.
I know there’s a plugin out for this, but it doesn’t seem to work past version .9
Has anyone figured out a way to do this (or a workaround) that works for version 1+?
This is very vital to the forums I’ve set up so I’m really hoping there’s a fix out there!
thanks in advance for any insight
Ash mate, you know how much I like you and your work, but that poll is never going to give even close to an accurate figure. To start with you don’t know why people are voting for each one, or how often, or who’s voting.
I mean, Matt came on here and said that 0.9’s not been looked at in a long time and BAM 1.1 starts to get more votes. Matt forgets to mention, the 1.0 branch has had the same number of releases in the last year as the 0.9 branch: namely 0 !!
How much the 0.9 version has actually gone through testing and how much we can be confident it being secured.
Well it’s had 2 years more testing than 1.0 in the wild, and generally (apologies in advance) by people who are happier coding/debugging/ working without a GUI than the folks using 1.0 branch. Plus, the WP forums were running 0.9 until last August (at least), so it was known to be very secure then.
I know it may contain bugs, any code can but my curiosity lies in the testing & use it has gone through already.
A sh*t load more than 1.0.
Rememebr 1.0 was (another) rewrite decreeed from “above”, and we cancelled all Beta testing, and it took 10 alphas to even get useable (pres Alpha6 isn’t compatible with after-alpha-6), and broke most plugins etc. The process of getting 1.0 out the door also led to some of the real wizards leaving the project behind (see Chip Bennet, Justin Tadlock, JJJ, _ck_ etc), and released it in a week, and we released an update to 0.9 at the same time as 1.0’s last update
In my opinion, as someone who uses both; 1.0 only has 2 things going for it: The Admin section and it has more Actions/Filters.
Replicating actions/filters into 0.9 is easy. As _ck_ said, getting a nice looking UI into 0.9 is a mini project.
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1.1 has some good work, nae, some great work.
It also has some rusheed work, to get it out the door for testing.
It has at least 1000 lines of changed code last I checked (and that wasn’t today or yesterday) and we still have 10 tickets open – all before we release for Alpha testing, and all before we get a new package of BackPress released (in theory) after WP3.0.1’s release.
If we finished all of those tickets this week, and packaged an Alpha testing release for Monday, there is no way 1.1 will be released before September. Infact, we’re looking at a late-September/October release at a minimum, unless we skip testing and bug fixes (again).
Lets take our time and look at 0.9 objectively when 1.1 is close to coming out. Rushing into forks is just as dangerous as rushing into WP-reliant plugins
Ash mate, you’re a very smart guy. Go grab a busy forum and duplicate it on your machine, and convert to 0.9. You’ll very quickly see some of the small issues with it, but you’ll also be amazed at just how quick and robust it is.
I’ve noticed that depending on the site configuration, many times plugins or template designs will require information about the first poster in a topic or the last poster.
The problem is that bbPress unfortunately (even in 1.1) only caches the post authors that are on the physical page you are on. So it causes two “out of flow” queries (one for user, one for usermeta) for each of those authors (first, last).
This means up to four needless queries are added depending on the topic page number (not first or last is the worst hit).
Even worse there is no direct filter/action on that process so it cannot be affected directly.
However I’ve come up with a workaround using a trick,
by catching the actions before and after the process.
I’ve only tested this on 0.9, but in theory should work in 1.1
if (is_topic && !is_bb_feed()) {
add_action('bb_topic.php_pre_db','usercachefix_load');
add_action('bb_topic.php','usercachefix_unload');
function usercachefix_load() {add_action('get_forum_where','usercachefix');}
function usercachefix_unload() {remove_action('get_forum_where','usercachefix'); global $posts; unset($posts['first'],$posts['last']);}
function usercachefix($x) {global $topic,$posts; $posts['first']->poster_id=$topic->topic_poster; $posts['last']->poster_id=$topic->topic_last_poster; return $x;}
}Make it into a mini-plugin and give it a try.
You really only need it if you are showing info about the first and/or last poster on every page of the topic.
You should see the query count go down by two to four queries on the page.
Or use bb-benchmark to more closely examine the queries and look for multiple calls to the user-table and usermeta-table.
Filtering (searching) of users in admin is not working properly… Yeah, is not working at all.
The Latest version with BP and WP 3.0.
Well, bbPress as a plugin is official bbPress fork.
Ha
It’s really not.
It’s a totally new progam with the same name.
Topic: Users Can't Post / Reply
I’ve installed an integrated WordPress 3.0 (NOT MU) and the latest BBPress. When users register with WP they can not add any reply or start a new post in the forums.
I tested this with the default unaltered theme and same thing.
Looking in the DB I see that each member is a “member” in WP but there is no BB_METAUSERS table for bbpress. I think this isn’t required when an integrated solution is installed.
Any idea why all new members are set to “Inactive”?
J
