Hello everyone, first of all thanks for the great plugin, i´m building a new project community and one important part is the forum… I compared the options and the bbpress integrates perfect with the site and has a very clean code… but there a few features that I need…
One would be the “range” image for the users… like badges or something personalized
Another option could be a “award” image for the user implication on the community
I have been looking for a long time and no way to show those things on my bbpress forum….
can anyone bring me some light?
For some very unknown reason enabling a plugin (Custom Post Type Permalinks) is causing bbPress topics permalinks to break. But it’s actually quite weird.
With the plugin disabled this is the permalink for the topics
http://example.net/forums/topic/%post-name%/
When the plugin is enabled this is the permalink for the topics
http://example.net/forums/topic/%post-name%/
That’s right, there is no change in the structure of the permalink or the permalink it self.
If I were to copy and paste the link when the plugin is turned on, it’ll point me to the post perfectly fine.
The problem is when I try to click on the topic through the forum navigation, it returns a 404 page not found error. The reason is because of the following.
Through the forum it’s trying to point to the following url for the topic …
http://example.net/forums/topic/forum-category/forum-sub1/%post-name%/
For some awkward reason when the plugin is turned on, it doesn’t actually modify the permalinks of the topics at all. I don’t even know what it does, but it causes bbpress to go beserk and some how come up with that link. When I click on that link when the plugin is turned on it comes up with a 404 error.
When the plugin is turned off, the navigation through the forums provide the following permalink to the topic
http://example.net/forums/topic/%post-name%/
Exactly the same as it’s actual permalink so no 404 errors are generated.
If anyone can help me debug this annoying and awkward issue it would be great.
Once again, it’s the link for the topic in the forum that’s being changed for some reason when the plugin is active.
I need this plugin for other custom post types.
You can close.. I found a way to remove breadcrumbs. Thanks!
Someone please help! I’m desparately trying to create a hidden forum for which only a certain group of users to view. I’ve tried both the Members AND User Role Editor Plugin and granted access to “read hidden” forums, but neither have worked. I can’t figure out what I could be missing!
I’ve seen a lot of talk since the changes in permissions and not being a coder myself, am limited insofar as what I can do to get around the various constraints. I’m also relatively new to bbPress.
Basically, I need functionality that this plugin provides for older versions of bbPress: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/forum-restrict/ – Deciding what users get access to which private forums.
Are there any good or reasonably reliable solutions anyone can recommend? I have Justin Tadlock’s members, I’ve had the user role editor, but honestly I’m hesitant to try a whole lot with them based on my limited understanding of how the capabilities are done and/or what changes to expect.
Suggestions very much appreciated.
Right now I have a script that connects to an external db outside of WordPress and authenticates a user’s “Customer ID” before showing the bbPress login form, but logging in redirects me to WordPress. This is the process.
1. When they enter the Customer ID, I pass a parameter to the URL like “website.com/?cid=1234” — the “cid” represents the customer id.
2. Then it shows the bbPress login form populated using “add_shortcode([‘bbp-login’]);” which then logs in correctly.
3. For some reason, it redirects them to the WordPress admin panel directly after so… “website.com/wp-login.php” — this then takes me backdoor to “/wp-admin/” because it knows I’ve already logged in.
This only happens when I enter the website with the “cid” parameter already passed in. So if I enter the website with “website.com/?cid=1234”. I do this to bypass the first authentication so the user doesn’t always have to. SO WEIRD!!
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I’ve created a forum set to private. But it seems anyone can come to the forum anyway, if they’ve registered for my site.
What I’d like is a forum for a certain (small) group of people, so if they have to log in, that would be ok. But I don’t see how to do that. I can also enter their names individually, if need be.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks.
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Here by mistake in the first configuration bbpress, I disabled the template and I would like to re …
I’m the deleted and reinstalled it gives me no how to configure
How can I do?
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Thank you to answer me Chukoo
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Hello, I tried to search for this subject but can’t find anything, partially because I don’t really know what this is called. But I’m trying to remove the blue “status bar” that starts with “This category contains ….” that shows in all my forum topics and categories. See the picture here: https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-ZregCDBYbXs/UPdUQr6jmZI/AAAAAAAAYiY/nFk7pyvAAQo/s801/status+bar.png
Thanks in advance.
Hello,
I’ve installed BBPress (2.2.3) and WordPress (3.5) (site: http://twoblankpages.com). For some reason I cannot get the forums to attach to a WordPress “page” I have set up (named discussion). I’ve set the slug to discussion, but whenever I visit it I just see an empty page. I’m also running buddypress, but when I set the page through buddypress it just causes a redirect to my homepage.
However, if I manually enter twoblankpages.com/discussion/discussion/ it navigates me to the topics.
Any help you can give would be appreciated.
