[Lachdahnan]

WP: 3.4.2
BB: 2.2.3
http://www.grumpybread.com/forums/forum/grumpy-forums/
Tested on Nightly x64 and Opera x64 browser.

No login or register button is showing. It just says:
You must be logged in to create new topics.

Any idea why this is not working?

Posting as admin seems to work fine. And if I check the box ‘allow anyone to post’ then it works.

I did try googling help and did try some other fixes but they either did not work, I did not fully understand what to do, the links were broken or I just missed something. I am new to the entire WP scene and now I do seem to be stuck.

Here is where I have looked so far:

BBpress new user registration

Single Registration for WP and BBPress

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/login-for-users-of-bbpress-forum

http://www.webhostinghub.com/support/website/bbpress/tutorial-on-enabling-user-registration-in-bbpress

Users can't reply or create posts

How do people register?

How to get users to be able to post in forums

My bbpress is useless if users can't register…and no one can help?

How can forum visitors register or log in?

after install, user registration, new posts and viewing themes are not working

No login/register button link on forum page

Make a new login page

Thanks.

[Lynq]

If you go into pages and add a new page called, forum-registration or whatever. Then add the shortcode – [bbp-register] – this will create a page for you containing the forum registration. Then you can link to that page anywhere in your bbPress or WordPress theme.

Good luck!

[Lachdahnan]

Great thank you 🙂

[bob marteal]

Hi,

So how do we make that form go back to the page it came from? By default it just dumps you back on the homepage.

[bob marteal]

Oh, sorry just kinda answered my own question by finding the bbpress login widget.

[ehong33234]

The real question is if there is a way to hyperlink the notice “you must be logged in to reply or post”. Anyone have any ideas on how to do this so it can be hyperlinked to the register page?

Another reason why this would be ideal is because the notices go away once logged in, so you don’t have to worry about a redundant link that isn’t dynamic.