Thank you for the great plug-in.
Sorry poor English, I’m Japanese.
I am creating the Japanese language file for bbpress 2.2.
However, the menu of bbPress in an Admin page is not translated.
In the debugger’s test：
register_post_types() will be called before the load_textdomain().
Therefore, register_post_types() can’t translate $post_type[‘labels’] definitely.
Thanks toemon.
I am seeing this strange behavior where if category description is entered, all sub-forums under that parent category will disappear and even clicking into the category does not reveal them.
Steps to produce:
1. Create category TEST
2. Create forum FORUM and select TEST as category
3. Edit TEST category and enter some description/update
And to add to that, even if I go back to delete the description, it doesn’t work.
Anyone seeing this?
EDIT: Updated title to include ‘private’ context (@Netweb)
I’ve activated the plugin, and here is what it looks like:
http://hoosierhoopsreport.com/bbpress
Hi folks,
I’m using BBPress over at raisingharmony.com/forums/. It is a premium content area, meaning you can’t access the forum without proper login credentials. I would be happy to provide some if it would assist in troubleshooting. My trouble is that when people checkmark the checkbox that says, “Notify me of follow-up replies via email,” they aren’t getting the email.
Couple of notes:
(1) I’m using WordPress 3.4.2.
(2) I’m using BBPress 2.1.2.
(3) The PHP mail() function works just fine on the rest of the site.
(4) My only modification to the plugin is that in the /wp-content/plugins/forums/bb-includes/bbp-common-functions.php file, I’ve updated the bbp_check_for_floodI() function to return “True” every time, but this shouldn’t be affecting the email functionality in any way.
Just googling around and looking on this forum, it looks like other people have complained about this 13 months ago, but nobody ever posted an answer other than, “Cool, it’s working now.”
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Martyn Chamberlin
For some reason the menu items (Forums, Topics, Replies) are not showing up in my WordPress navigation menu after installing bbpress.
The plugin appears to be installed and active. I do get the general forum settings under the WordPress setting menu.
Tried several themes including TwentyEleven. Deleted and reinstalled bbpress several times.
WP 4.3.2
bbPress 2.2.2
Hello, can anyone tell me which file/s create this page: First page of bbPress Forums
and this page: Second page of bbPress Forums, a category page of forums?
I want to create a page that looks like the second page, but has all categories on it and I think I can figure it out if someone points me to which files I could copy functions out of.
I saw an old thread of people looking to set their bbPress forums up like phpBB3, has it been done? ‘Cause that’s what I’m looking to accomplish here and I’m willing to share the template once I get done.
Wondering if anyone has done this and or need something similar to what I am trying to do.
I need something along the lines of 2 levels of private as visibility because I have 2 custom roles for example level-1 role and level-2 role. I need level-2 role users to have full read/create/edit access to their own posts in all forums but I need level-1 role users to have read/create/edit access ONLY to a certain forum. So they don’t even see the forums level-2 users can see.
But since private is the only visibility settings possible, I am not sure this would work unless there is an easy way to add our own custom visibility settings. If so, has anyone done this and can provide some direction here?
I search for plugins but did not find anything that works for this…
Thanks!
NOTE: I know we can add_filter to the visibility dropdown to add to it, but I am not sure where the filter is to save it because adding to it is just half the process.
I had everything set up fine, Until this last update. When a member creates a new blog when bbPress is activated, they are only granted participant status to their blog, so they cannot even access their dashboard. I deactivated all plugins to make sure in fact it was bbPress that was causing this, and it is. When I deactivate bbPress, they can access their dashboard, and are granted Administrator status. I just happened to be testing new accounts today, and realized this was happening. I did just update bbPress to the latest, so I’m assuming it was due to this latest update, as it was working fine before.
What can I do to fix this?
How does google authorship sync with bbPress? Is the topic creator/question asker credited with authorship or the first responder?
For the site I’m planning to incorporate bb Press on, attributing to first responder would be helpful.
Thoughts, answers?
The email that bbPress sends out when a user posts a new reply in a topic has the link to the reply, and then tells you that you can unsubscribe in the topic page. I think it would be good if it had an unsubscribe link in the email itself, so users can just click that link and would be unsubscribed instead of having to go to the forum, possibly logging in, and then finding the unsubscribe button.
