Is there some type of guide that shows which template files control what of the basic forum setup. I was trying to figure this out just by removing the breadcrumbs line from different php files but it never removes anything. Can you supply me with some basics like which file controls the…
Forum lists
Topic lists
Topic page
So, I need an integration between WordPress and bbpress posts.
E.g.: I post a new post (!) in my blog and automatically it creates a topic in my bbpress forum. They share the same comments.
Is it possible (of course, but you know)? Somebody knows some plugin that do it?
Sorry my english…
Well, if someone what show most recent signed up users on footer of your bbpress forum, you can use my function below:
function show_recent_users($howmany=10, $show_avatar=false){
global $bbdb;
$recent_users = $bbdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM $bbdb->users ORDER BY ID DESC LIMIT $howmany" );
if($show_avatar){
$users = array();
foreach($recent_users as $user){
$users[0].= '<td>' . bb_get_avatar( $user->ID, 48 ) . '</td>';
$users[1].= '<td><anc href="' . get_user_profile_link($user->ID) . '">'. $user->display_name . '</td>';
}
echo "<table id='tb-users'> ";
echo "<tr>" . $users[0] . "</tr>";
echo "<tr>" . $users[1] . "</tr>";
echo "<table>";
}else{
echo "s| ";
foreach($recent_users as $user){
echo '<anc href="' . get_user_profile_link($user->ID) . '">'. $user->display_name . ' | ';
}
}
}
Replaces anc to a, of course, I used and to bbpress don’t treat it as a markup code.
To show just name uses:
show_recent_users(10);
To show gravatar and name, uses:
show_recent_users(10,true);
And now, just put the code above in top of the file footer.php that can be found on your theme
Hi, I started using bbPress there are 2 days, see my forum at: http://ajuda.blogwordpress.ws
My forum is about WordPress and bbPress
Have anyone come across Facebook plugin?
Sam Blythe, www.tuckedinside.com
We have a bbpress forum integrated with wp 3.0.3. I would like to be notified via email whenever someone creates a new thread. I checked the settings but couldn’t find any that would let me do this. Is there any easy way to do this? Are there any plugins for this or do we have to get a programmer to do it for us?
Would greatly appreciate your responses.
Thanks in advance!
Can anyone send me a link to a forum made with bbpress, so I have an example?
I googled it but I’m not getting examples, just forums about forums…
Hi guys,
First of all thanks for your continued efforts to build bbPress. I’ve followed the HowTo video and that got me up and running with the templates reasonably quickly. I created my own child theme of 2010 and re-skinned it. All seems to have worked well.
My only remaining issue so far as I can see is that there is no way for the user to know that they have registered. The email gets sent out but there really needs to be something like “Thanks for registering, you’ve been sent an email.”
On my system when you register the registration form doesn’t change so it looks like nothing happened.
Inspecting the POST submission with fiddler I can see that there’s a “redirect-to” field. I suppose that’s what I need to change to redirect and give the message, but what message should I display?… considering that the mail server could be down or something, I wonder if there’s a status code or whatever? What do you normally do?
thanks,
AndyH
PS: After trawling the forums for tips I found these plugins helpful and complimentary to a bbPress install…
Members (for fine grain permissions)
SB Welcome Email Editor (to edit the registration emails, works well)
WP-reCAPTCHA (captcha at registration)
Private Messages for WordPress (for a basic pm system)
This is the current situation: I currently have running several wordpress/buddypress sites across individual independent servers and am still in the planning phase of hooking them all up using the wordpress multisite strategy. One parent site -> multiple children sites. The immediate issue lies in having a sole and central forum space for this network of sites, provided by the parent site. I need all members of the children sites to automatically be members of the parent site in order to participate in the sole and central forum. One way to automatically add members has been provided.
I also need to be able to create:
Individual forum themes – Depending on where you are accessing the forum from, the displayed forum should adopt the theme from the child or parent site, e.g. when a member accesses the forum through a link found on child_site_A, the displayed forum should be skinned with child_site_A’s theme, and if the forum is accessed on child_site_B, it should be skinned with child_site_B’s theme. One way I can see this being done is to use php include and adopt the specific style sheets accordingly from the child’s site.
I’m certain I am not the only person experiencing an issue like this, since it seems like a potentially common problem but I have not found any such solutions around. Any help/suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Hello to all 
I have multiple WP blogs on different domains. I would like to unite all of them in one WP MU installation. I know it’s possible and I think I can manage to pull that of.
After that, I would like to install bbPress on another X.com domain. Is it possible to connect all of the WP MU domains users with the users at bbPress? So if someone registers at bbPress can log in at any WP MU domain, and vice versa.
Actually I’m pretty sure that can be done, but I need to know how and if there would be any drawbacks to that solution? Will it remain stable and so on?
Thanks
