WordPress Version 5.7.2
BBPress Version 2.6.6
When I go to the forum on the front end, try to create a topic, first I get “A name is required for this term.”, then the created topic does not show on the user’s front end, only shows in the Admin backend.
Can you please advise what might be the issue here?
Thanks
I need to make a new flexible bbpress site. Which path to take?
1.Buy a ready-made theme? There will be difficulties with individual design.
2.Get a page builder? Do they work correctly with bbpress? Are the pages slow and heavy?
3.Use the built-in Gutenberg editor along with a couple plug-ins – how does Gutenberg work with bbpress?
4.Developing an underline theme? – but that’s quite a long time for me. (or not? this method is unfamiliar to me)
Which modern way to choose – who studied this question?
I have been using bbPress Messages By Samuel Elh but suddenly discovered it isn’t actually working any more. More research suggests it hasn’t been updated for four years. I am guessing it is discontinued, or maybe replaced by something else.
Can anybody suggest or recommend an alternative? I can’t find anything when searching the available plugins.
Thanks,
John
Hello,
We have three forums on our site. And we have assigned moderators for each forum. WE also require that topics be approved before appearing in the forum.
I am wondering if it is possible make it so that only the moderatos assigned to that particular forum receive notifications that new topics need to be approved. And only have access to those specific forums they are assigned to.
Thanks.
Hello,
my site has 3 forums. We would like two of the forums to allow replies to topics to post automatically which is happening now. However, on one of the forums we’d like all replies to topics to be required to be approved by a specific keymaster.
Is this possible?
We are using bbpress on wordpress with the plugin ultimate member pro.
Hi there,
I want to inform all of my forum users (only those who are subscribed to at least one of my forum topics), that a new forum topic exists.
My thoughts here are that I do this via MySQL, whereby I do a search for any subscribers, add them to the new forum topic, subscribe them and then post in the forum (which then fires an email out to them all). Then unsubscribe them and remove them from this forum topic (due to GDPR rules, I must first find out if this is legal).
This way they will all get one email that this new forum topic exists.
Before I go about doing this, do you have a better suggestion for simply emailing any subscribed forum user using a plugin plz? Any help much appreciated!
Ran through a seemingly easy migration from phpBB v3.18 (php v7.3.23) into a new install of bbPress v2.6.6 and I’m immediately drawn to the fact that no attachments made it over. There are images showing from online services, but nothing that was directly attached to a post.
Wondering if perhaps bbPress is looking for these in a certain spot and they’re located elsewhere (different table, etc).
Can point me in the right direction to confirming this or somehow begin troubleshooting?
Many thanks!!
Mark
Hi,
I’m interested in having a user-to-user Private Message function on my site. Simplest possible / no frills.
My site is .org / wordpress v5.7.2
Site (not yet in full use) http://forum.thehiddenpeople.ie/
Currently activated plugins:
Akismet antispam
Avada Builder
Avada Core
Basic use avatars
BBPress
Disable Gutenberg
I’ve come across a few plugins that sound like possibilities but none that have been tested with Avada. Any recommendations anyone?
I have a WordPress site using bbPress and I have some users that are randomly being redirected to a renewal page when they click on certain forum items (usually new posts). I have them delete their cookies and then it works fine. I am just unable to recreate it, so I don’t know exactly how the cookie is becoming invalid. Any ideas how to debug this?
WordPress 5.5.4
buddyPress 2.5.14
I’m testing out bbPress on my development site, and on the profile page, both bbp_get_user_topic_count and bbp_get_user_reply_count are returning incorrect numbers for all users. When I delete all topics, on my admin account I get a topic count of 1 and reply count of 7. When I test it out on a new user, it starts correctly at 0, but as soon as I create a new topic, the topic count jumps to 2. When I create a new reply, the reply count also jumps to 2. When I delete the topic, I get a topic and reply count of 1. I’ve tried the recount tool in Tools > Forums, but it’s not fixing the issue.
