In the WordPress admin I am getting an error saving forum settings.
Warning: intval() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 170
Because of this error I also get further errors when using the TwentyTen bbpress theme.
Warning: Division by zero in /xxx/xxx/xxx/wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-includes/bbp-reply-template.php on line 382
This is happening because get_option(‘_bbp_replies_per_page’); is now empty
All ajax functionality on single topic pages are broken. I get the following errors on:
wp-lists.js:1 — Uncaught ReferenceError: ajaxurl is not defined
topic.js:39 — Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method ‘wpList’
I’m using a copy of the TwentTen BBpress theme, but it doesn’t work even if I switch back to the default theme. I’m using the BBpress plugin with Buddypress, not standalone.
If you look at a topic thread on my site (http://willowbilliards.com/forum/topic/test-topic-3/) you’ll notice that there’s no avatars showing.
I figured out that the place where the code should exist is in /wp-content/plugins/bbpress/bbp-themes/bbp-twentyten/bbpress/loop-single-reply.php so I stuck a message that says “avatar should go here”. Here’s the code from that page: http://pastebin.com/dMLeD6LV
But what do I need to put there so the avatar actually shows? Please advise. Thanks in advance!
It’s pretty much all stated in the title.
There doesn’t appear to be anything preventing guests from seeing hidden or private topics when the
There is a forum on the site that only people that can view private forums are supposed to know about. You can’t view the topic’s contents, but the existence of the forum is nevertheless betrayed in the index.
I was able to fix the problem by adding a check in the loop-single-topic.php template file.
Hi, I have anonymous posting turned on but how do i make it so that the user doesn’t have to enter an E-mail or website? also is there a way to make it so that every user’s name is defaulted as “Anonymous”?
Thanks
Judging from some posts I have seen (correct me if I am wrong), there is no built in way of having bbPress (2.0) made searchable using the standard WordPress search box and having both sets of results combined into one set, and if there is, it is buggy at best. Services such as Google Custom Search have been suggested as alternatives, but would that mean that all posts are searchable using spiders? I mean, would using a service such as Freefind give me practically accurate results, depending on when each crawl was made? Or is there a way to have relatively realtime results just using the standard WordPress search box? I’d much rather have native (even plugin based) search on my site instead of a spider based search engine, but beggars can’t be choosers and all.
You know what I am talking about and why right? We have WordPress setup to only allow comments and posts by registered users. But then one of those users turns rogue. The user starts posting crap after crap and you want it to stop. You could just delete their account, and then they will reregister and continue. How can we get this to stop? Don’t delete them, but instead block him/her? Ban him/her? Block/ban by what? Email, IP, username? What is the best way to do this in WordPress? A plugin? I’ve tried a few but they don’t seem to do anything. Anyone have any recommendations?
Clicking on any forum tag always returns a full list of topics. Example: http://kaitech.hk/forums/tagged/ifc/ (Clicking on page 2 results in a “No Results Found” error.)
In the backend “ifc” correctly shows that only 1 topic has this tag. This doesn’t seem like a db issue since it’s correct in the backend…?
I’m thinking I’m pretty happy that I found bbPress. I’d appreciate someone chiming in on the following use case for bbPress. Is the following possible?
I’d like to completely prevent a user from registering in bbPress. I want the WordPress User database to control roles and capabilities inside bbPress. In fact, I don’t want users to be able to register in WordPress either. No, it won’t be any empty forum (hampers discussion) because all of the users will be added and updated via an integration between an external customer system and the WordPress user database.
Here’s the perfect scenario for our client.
In the external customer system a subset of customers, lets say 10 of them get a role and custom capability called “Review Committee”. The integration between the customer system and WordPress User database insures the 10 customers on the committee are in the WP User database with the “Review Committee” capability. In bbPress, we’d like the Review Committee to have a private discussion space/thread (sorry, I’m not familiar with the correct bbPress term), controlled by the user capability the 10 individuals have where only the 10 of them with the “Review Committee” capability can participate in their discussion, share documents, etc. For our client, subsets of their customer base like the “Review Committee” example outlined above will come and go but all will need a private space in bbPress to conduct their business.
So, will this work?
Your thoughts are very much appreciated!
DB.
I have installed bbpress 2.0 at allaboutfocus.com on the Genesis Framework. Before I knew that shortcodes existed I create a single free forum with some test posts. You can see that here: http://allaboutfocus.com/forums/forum/free-forums/#
Now I’ve discovered shortcodes. I created a new empty page called /mojo-forums. I edit that page and add a couple of simple shortcodes. When I save the new page I am instantly directed back to edit session for page http://allaboutfocus.com/forums/forum/free-forums/ . This is bizarre. That is not the page I was editing. Keep in mind this is all happening in the admin area. When I click on view to view the page /mojo-forums it shows me page /forums which has no edit options.
Also – when I post a new test post it is showing the freshest post as 4 hours ago. But when you drill down to the post it has the correct time that I saved the post.
Help.
Thanks,
Patrick
