[thomasklaiber]

I donno, the current structure of the plugin makes adding guests a bit complicated, but i’ll give my best … im not the fastest guy.

Ajaxed is something even bigger for the future, sorry.

New Version: http://la-school.com/2006/downloads/onlinelist_1_3.zip

(Better online_update on mysql 4.1 and greater. Will work with old Versions anyway! )

[Null]

is_front stands for front-page.php? And if so how does it know that i use index2.php and not index.php Think i am going to connect index2.php to test.php (thats the renamed original front-page.php)

Or does this do something completely else, kinda confused :S

[so1o]

https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/#customization-folders

do the default plugin installation routine..

please note that you need site-options plugin and the latest code from the bbpress repository

[Null]

Yeah, thats why I ask that here I have no clue how to do that!

[ardentfrost]

That’s a bit more difficult. You’ll have to figure out how to find the post id for the second post in the topic and call post_link( $post_id ) to fill out the the link.

[Null]

This gives me the first post, not the first reply of that post (if I am not wrong) I want to jump to the first reply

(sorry if this does this, but I cant test it right now)

Thx

[ardentfrost]

this is untested…

make a file in your my-plugin directory and call it whatever you want. Insert the following:

global $topic;

add_filter ( 'get_topic_posts', ($topic->topic_posts)-1, $topic->topic_id );

That should work

[ardentfrost]

just find where it is and add this:

<a href="<?php topic_link(); ?>">First Post</a>

[Null]

-bump-

[Safirul Alredha]

I’m using the latest nightly. Instead of get_option() use bb_get_option().

[Trent Adams]

Thanks! The plugins work now with the latest code!

Cheers,

Trent

[so1o]

sorry about the mis communication..

the latest code for bbpress.. coz the is_serialized function is in the latest code but not in blix i think…

[Trent Adams]

I just redownloaded both site options and private forum plugins and reinstalled them.

Still get the error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: is_serialized() in /var/www/html/blog/forum/my-plugins/site-options.php on line 179

Should I just give up and get lastest code?

Trent

[so1o]

The plugin currently works on the latest code.. let me check if i can fix the code to work with blix..

Trent:

can you check with the latest code and let know..

[Null]

Hi,

Another question. When watching a topic you see this first:

Topic title

Started 1 month ago by xxx

Latest reply from xxx

This topic is not a support question

Add this topic to your favorites (?)

Now I want to change this a bit so that the latest reply doesnt go to the latest reply, but to the first reply (so with long topics I don’t have to scroll down to the fist reply) so it’s gonna look like this:

Topic title

Started 1 month ago by xxx

First reply from xxx

Latest reply from xxx

This topic is not a support question

Add this topic to your favorites (?)

Any ideas?

Null

[Null]

Hi,

On the frontpage (bbpress index) you can see the latest discussions showing: topic, posts, Last Poster, refreshnesses.

The posts section counts all posts from that topic, INCLUDING the start topic. How can I exclude this first post? So reply = posts count – 1

Thanx

[ardentfrost]

Until a plugin is made, I think you’d have to pseudo-hardcode it. I was able to limit what admins and regular users could see in my memberlist by adding the following code:

<?php if (bb_current_user_can('edit_users')) : ?>

*some code here*

<?php endif; ?>

There are other options you can test on, that’s just the one I found to use.

For you, in the *some code here* part, you’ll need to find a way to pull out what forums you got, and put an if statement to say only to show the Announcements one to admins.

Looking at the files, I found a function called “forum_dropdown” in template functions. If you go there and within the foreach section, below the $selection part, put the following:

if ( $forum->forum_name == 'Announcements' && !bb_current_user_can('edit_users') ) { }

else

That will do nothing when it gets to listing your “Announcements” section unless the user is an admin. The else is for the echo line below where I told you to put the previous line.

Of course, this is a change to a core file, but sometimes that’s just what you gotta do until a plugin is made Furthermore, there is no filter to be added there, so writing a plugin would mean rewriting that function, dropping it in a plugin file, and calling the replacement function from post-form.php

[spencerp]

Awesome!! Done!.. You’re the greatest, whee!!

http://spencerp.net/forums/mlist

spencerp

[spencerp]

Hi guys, sorry.. was offline for a bit there. I didn’t have pretty permalinks enabled, and still don’t. But, after uploading those new files of your’s. It seems to be working fine now..

http://spencerp.net/forums/

Would you like me to try with pretty permalinks enabled then too, or..? Please let me know ok, I’ll test it.

spencerp

[Trent Adams]

I don’t want the permalinks on my forum. If you need to test it with them on, then maybe Spencer will (Here is the link for directions).

https://bbpress.org/documentation/faq/

I would assume be the one test without permalinks on if I could!

Thanks,

Trent

[ardentfrost]

well, dang, now I gotta figure out how to deal with if you don’t have that enabled

Did you enable it? I want to test the plugin out on your site

[ardentfrost]

aww, sorry it doesn’t work with the integration. You can probably add a little something to it and do it though. I just don’t have mine integrated so can’t test it.

[so1o]

yup.. i use the latest on the repository..

cheers

[ardentfrost]

This plugin is another simple one. It allows you to set an inactivity limit on threads shown on the forum main page. The default is set to 7 days, and if you like that setting, then all you have to do is put the file in your my-plugins directory. If you want to change it, it’s easy enough (desciption in the readme).

You can download the file and read the instructions at http://faq.rayd.org/bbpress_limit_recent_activity/

You can see it being used at http://www.rayd.org/forums/ (notice how there are no threads in the “Latest Discussion” section whose last post is older than a week).

Enjoy!

[ardentfrost]

I think I made a similar script yesterday. I didn’t make it as a widget because I never did much customization with wordpress itself.

Anyone got an example of this being used? I might want to change the way mine looks if another looks better. (if you want to see what I did, you can view it at http://www.rayd.org/ … the right side forum list thing)