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How about a plugin, which allows the users to give thanks to the OP.

the names will be listed below.

Can sb create such a plugin like for the bulletinboard

I’m running a forum, which has a sidebar on the left, it was a pain to edit that sidebar, so I tried some including today.

If you want to including a file in to your forum, use this code:

<?php bb_load_template(‘sidebar.php’);?>

Add that sidebar.php or whatever you want to call it in your template folder.

It works similar like the one we are used to using for WordPress:

<?php include(TEMPLATEPATH.”/sidebar.php”);?>

I migrated my forum from another forum software (SMF > phpbb >bbpress), so I already had lots of posts. Whenever I want to edit a post that was made before the migration, the whole layout breaks. If it had chapters, it won’t have any chapters. If you quote an older post that the whole layout of that post breaks.

Is this a common problem? How can this be solved?

Maybe I need to run a SQL query? To update all the older posts?

Tags area seems to extends beyond the footer area.

You can see yourself here http://www.kirpi.it/r/page/2

The theme is Kakumei plain.

I need a plug-in for bbpress which should do the following:

– I need a section in which topics could be hidden and also the topic starter could specify people whom he grants access to it. I.e. if a person is allowed to look through some certain topics, he can see them, if he is not allowed then he does not see them at all. Administrators naturally should see all topics.

This is how I see it – when a person starts or edits a topic he should see a button “to define access” and by pressing it a div should emerge, it should darken the main window, in which the topic starter can tick users whom he grants access (or could delete them).

Now I use your Hidden Forums, its features are not enough for me, and I’d like to receive the expanded version.

Hi – my WP site is

www.brainwaving.com/beckleyexchange – and I want a FORUM buttom to the right of CURIOSITY.

Although I’d love to know how to do this (and need to, just don’t expect that kind of support on this forum – anyone?!), my main question is – can I just get the forum to show UNDERNEATH this top header area, so that it doesn’t transport you to yet another site?

Like this?

http://www.brainwaving.com/beckleyexchange/forum.jpg

The FORUM is www.brainwaving.com/beckleyexchange/bbforum and I’ve not done any integration aside from it being in the same directory as the WP install.

Apologies if this question has been answered elsewhere but I couldn’t find it…

Thanks very much.

[Opening a new thread with a more descriptive title. The old one was here: https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/help-404-error-but-page-displays]

I have bbPress 1.0.2 and WPMU 2.8.4a with deep integration. Forum pages load fine in the browser, but they have a 404 status in the header, which causes a googlebot crawl error. If you have deep integration, this might be true for you too. You can use Firebug or http://web-sniffer.net/ to check.

I have posted my understanding of the problem and a workaround on the WPMU forums: https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/14425?replies=1#post-83354

I think this issue will stop Google (and other search engines) from indexing your forum pages. So if you are using deep integration it might be a good idea to watch for a patch.

Use my little workaround at at your own risk.

heyho,

so i guess this is going to be my last question and i should be done now with my bbpress template .

so i need a placeholder link for normal logged in folks like

<?php if ( is_admin() yadda yadda php xy bla bla() ) : ?>

<table>

<tr>

<td>

<li><?php bb_admin_link();?></li>

</td>

</tr>

</table>



or else



<table>



<tr>

<td>

<li><?php bb_any_link();?></li>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

what kind of bbpress/php tags do i need?

thankssssss a bunch

The Google webmaster tools are showing my forum pages as 404 (Not Found), but if I browse to the pages they seem fine in the browser.

So I went to http://web-sniffer.net/ and found that all of my forum pages are returning HTTP status code 404, but the correct page content (?!).

I tried a simple static page in the forum folder, and that works fine.

Any ideas as to what might be going on here?

Is it possible to integrate bbPress membership with a remotely hosted WordPress?

Thank you very much for your kind help.