Ticket https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2031
One feature that I struggle a bit in why bbPress broke from the norm is Freshness. It is customary to have the last column for “Last post” which includes the date-time of last post (topic/reply) and the author of last post.
bbPress has decided to use “Freshness” instead of “Last post” as title. Instead of date-time, it displays time-since.
Perhaps time to move to the more convention approach here. Probably good for performance too – won’t need to calculate freshness.
I have a configuration that is requiring me to have posts in child forums replicated in their respective parent forums. For example, I have a forum named “Numbers 1-5″. That forum contains child forums “1″, “2″, “3″, “4″, and “5″. If a user posts anything in any of the forums 1-5, it will automatically replicate itself in the “Numbers 1-5″ forum. I’ve search, and am probably using the wrong keywords, but can’t find anything on this. Has anyone else done this before or can anyone help?
I would like my discussion list display to be somewhat more compact. Can I display a single line, with the subject, author, no avatar and then expand or collapse in-line. Is this do-able?
Thank you
liz
If I give a user ‘Keymaster’ permissions, they can see the topic, but not with Participant permissions. WP 3.8.1, BB 2.5.3, Theme 2013
Also using User Role Editor
I note that I cannot view BBPress permissions in the user role editor panel.
I could migrate to another role editor, but this might be a bit complex as we have a number of roles…
Any thoughts?
I have a similar issue, users can add topics but not view their original topic or others.
Using 2013 Theme and User Role Editor (plus other plugins)
Any solutions thus far?
I’m wondering what error message a user will see when Askimet catches forum spam? And is there a spam folder somewhere where an admin can see forum posts marked spam?
I ask because I’m having forum users occasionally get a “Error: Your topic cannot be created at this time” notice. One user had two accounts and I think her issue was with her browser cache. But that doesn’t seem to be the problem with the second user.
I have the below code in my menu to add login & register. it is working fine but I just want to redirect the profile link to bbpress profile page instead of going to wp-login. Currently user role displays in the place of register after logged in, it will be great if some one help me to get “Welcome username” and link to bbpress profile page.
Thanks so much in advance…
add_filter(‘wp_nav_menu_items’, ‘add_login_logout_link’, 10, 2);
function add_login_logout_link($items, $args) {
if( $args->theme_location == ‘top-menu’ ) {
$loginoutlink = wp_loginout(‘index.php’, false);
$registerlink = wp_register(”, ”, false);
$items .= ‘<li class=”menu-item login”>’. $loginoutlink .” . ‘<li class=”menu-item register”>’ . $registerlink . ”;
}
return $items;
}
hi all,
currently i am facing one issue with bbpress + buddypress. i was installed and avtivated both plugins it is working but When clicking on any specific group it takes a very long time to load and then has a never-ending page of that group repeating itself over and over. same for forum option in groups page.
when i deactivate any one plugin it is working fine please tell me what can i do?
i am new in buddypress and bbpress
Hi all so i have been playing with my bbpress install a little to get what i want and am almost there!
All i would like to do now is tidy it up a little but could do with some help!
On this forum you have a nice clean bar showing create topic favorites and subscriptions, how can i create this on my forum. Does not have to be exactly the same but similar.
Also how can i fix the subscribe button/link as it is not displayed very well as you can see here. 
Also i created a page which i put the shortcode for new topic form which i link to from the main forum page as a button. this is great but the form does not display well on the page. How can i fix this? the forum is really spaced out as you can see here 
Any help on any of this would be great
