I have set the forum to “Allow guest users without accounts to create topics and replies”
However when a guest attempts to post they get the “Are you sure you wanted to do that?” nonce error.
We are using 2.1.2 bbpress and 3.4.1 WordPress
I have set the forum to “Allow guest users without accounts to create topics and replies”
However when a guest attempts to post they get the “Are you sure you wanted to do that?” nonce error.
We are using 2.1.2 bbpress and 3.4.1 WordPress
I have bbpress Version 2.1.2 installed and in the forum itself the admin’s profile shows the phrase “Key Master” under (where a normal user shows “Subscriber.” How can I change the wording of “Key Master” to something else, like Site Owner or something?
Just to be clear: Permissions and functions are all working as expected: This is purely changing the wording visible in the forum itself, just like in this forum it shows “member” under my name.
Tried searching on this with no luck. Older forum discussions mention being able to change this at the user account level in WP, but I see no options there.
Thanks for any suggestions!
How would I get all of the threads that use a specific tag? I am creating a plugin that uses bbp_has_topics and bbp_topics so I think I need to set the meta_key value to something to filter the result set. Can anyone let me know what value I can use?
Thanks!
Hi there
I would like to stop my users from creating new topics in one of my forums, but would like them to be able to reply on already existing topics.
Any cues on how to do this?
Thanks,
Kenneth
Hi,
I’d like to know if bbpress has the functionality of approving a post before its published on forum, with that also is it possible to send the user who’s post has been published an alert email?
Thanks in advance!
I’m planning to integrate BBPress to my WordPress site and I was informed that it already allows single login integration.
Does it also allow single registration? I mean, when a user registers on my WP site, does he automatically have access to bbpress? How about when a user registers on the bbpress forum, does that user get a WP user account as well?
If not, is there already a way to do this and can someone point me to the right resource?
Thanks!
Hello, everyone! I know the newest version of bbPress is supposed to have theme compatability, but for some reason, it doesn’t with my theme. (I use Magazine Basic.) Here is a picture of whats wrong:
Can someone help me with this problem?
I am trying to integrate my WordPress template with Buddypress (with integrated bbPress 2.1).
I was wondering if it was possible to make a popular forum entry (ex: most clicked on, most replied to, etc) into a post automatically so it would show on my main page.
Thank you!
I am trying to integrate my WordPress template with Buddypress (with integrated bbPress 2.1).
I was wondering if it there was a plugin that would make a popular forum entry (ex: most clicked on, most replied to, etc) into a post automatically so it would show on my main page.
Thank you!
Hello,
in my test website I use WordPress 3.4.1, bbPress 2.1.2, permalink set to /%postname%/ and a handful of plugins which I have deactivated to avoid conflicts.
Basically when I try to submit a topic or a reply from the frontend, as a subscriber, I get the ‘white page’. The topic/reply is created, as admin I can edit it from the backend, but it doesn’t have the permalink and the edit permalink button. Also, the topic/reply is counted but it is shown in the corresponding frontend lists (obviously clicking on it gives a 404-page not found) only if I’m NOT logged in as admin.
If I write a topic/reply from the frontend while logged in as admin, I don’t get the white screen but still the topic/reply is created whithout permalink.
If I add as admin a topic/reply from the backend then the permalink is created and everything works. Also the topics/replies added from the backend are the only topics/replies that are shown in the frontend list while logged in as admin.
Thanks a lot!
Best regards