We have discovered a critical security issue with bbpress that really needs an immediate fix.
Users submit sensitive information to us using PRIVATE posts – which works fine. However, these posts show as VISIBLE when using the built-in Forum search!
We had to remove the search function from our forum until this is fixed.
Quite honestly, I would expect this to be a #1 priority for fixing.
Have just tried to activate bbpress notify, and have gotten all of these errors. Not sure where to start fixing. Can anyone help?
Notice: load_plugin_textdomain was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 2.7 with no alternative available. in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3019
Notice: Use of undefined constant _topic_recipients_inputfield – assumed ‘_topic_recipients_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 321
Notice: Use of undefined constant _email_newtopic_subject_inputfield – assumed ‘_email_newtopic_subject_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 322
Notice: Use of undefined constant _email_newtopic_body_inputfield – assumed ‘_email_newtopic_body_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 323
Notice: Use of undefined constant _reply_recipients_inputfield – assumed ‘_reply_recipients_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 324
Notice: Use of undefined constant _email_newreply_subject_inputfield – assumed ‘_email_newreply_subject_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 325
Notice: Use of undefined constant _email_newreply_body_inputfield – assumed ‘_email_newreply_body_inputfield’ in /home7/backpad3/public_html/planitnz/wp-content/plugins/bbpress-notify/bbpress-notify.php on line 326
I installed the program but I cant find it any where and I can not seem to make any forums. Its says its installed but I searched all over but could not fine where this thing is.
My office team is complaining that they can’t save topics in draft.
I thought it must be a bug, but tracked it down to very deliberate code in topics.js.
jQuery( document ).ready( function() {
jQuery( '#misc-publishing-actions' ).find( '.misc-pub-section' ).first().remove();
// jQuery( '#save-action' ).remove();
} );I can’t find any reference to problems in the forums — is this just a policy choice or screen simplification? Or is there a reason why I should not just comment out that code?
I’ve tested the topics listings and statistics with the code commented out and saving drafts and all appears to perform correctly.
Some guidance from developers would be much appreciated.
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Just curious is it me doing something wrong or can’t we give each single-forum it’s own page template ?
I thought earlier we could do something like this.
bbpress/content-single-forum.php ( default )
bbpress/content-single-forum-%forum-name%.php ( custom )
?
bbPress works fine, but
when I tested writing topic with a Participant account, I can delete my own topic
how can I fix the problem?
I would like to put my search for the forums in my footer.
<div class=”bbp-search-form”></div>, essentially move this to the footer. I need to echo out this form with php in the footer.
I tried… echo do_shortcode(‘
Please enter some search terms above
Is there a way to have replies in a topic display in reverse chronological order. i.e.
Instead of:
– Initial post
– Reply 1
– Reply 2
– Reply 3
You can do this:
– Reply 3
– Reply 2
– Reply 1
– Initial post
Hello, im new to bbpress and need a bit of help. Is there any way that i can restrict the capabilities of a user in BBPress? I only want the role of ‘Participant’ to be able to view topics?
