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I would like to display the “tag” field in the widget, however, I’m not sure how to do it. I know where to put the code to make it display, but how do I actually get the value from the DB (which table/field). I thought $bbTopic might contain it, but i was wrong. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

I’d like a link on each listed topic that takes you to the last post in the topic. Any help?

Official support place for Persian WordPress just lunch

I’ve been struggling with trying to get information regarding a problem with xml-rpc in WP… more posts that I should have made, probably, but it just boggles my mind that apparently not one single person the WP community gives a rodent’s fundament about xml-rpc (or if such is given, lacks either knowledge or helpfulness). In the course of this effort, it became clear to me that what was (IS) really frustrating about it is that I have no idea whether people are even LOOKING at any of the questions, so in a brief discussion it seemed like a good idea to make it a feature request for bbpress – that is, to have an (at least optional) views count for each thread, so one can find out if anyone’s even taking a peek at it… which provides some feedback (is my Topic Title not good enough to get people to look at it? or are people looking and shaking their heads?).

Having just installed (only partially successfully, so far) bbpress, I don’t (yet) know where to look for the obvious place to add a field to the table and update it before displaying the thread… but I’ll bet someone knows, eh?

Just installed, forum linked w/WP. Seems okay.

From the forum I can login and get ADmin link. It works, taking me to Dashboard.

However, on Dashboard main page, the menu links for Dashboard, Users, Presentation, etc. have incorrect address.

Blog is at http://192.168.1.29/blogs.test

Forum is at http://192.168.1.29/blogs/test/forums

config.php has $bb_domain = “http://192.168.1.29/blogs/test/forums”

and $bb_path=”/forums/”

On the forum the “Admin” link is “http://192.168.1.29/blogs/test/forums/bb-admin” and works properly. Once there, its “self-link” has been changed to “http://192.168.1.29/blogs/test/forums/bb-admin” and, of course, doesn’t work. The other links have also removed the “/blogs/test” part of the $bbdomain variable content.

Any ideas?

Right now bbpress appears to default to 15 post per topic before being paged. Where is the variable to reset this to another value?

I encountered with a problem saying that headers were already sent while using slugs with mod_rewrite rules shown in bbpress FAQ.

And just to let people who was or will be up against this problem; i solved it changing the line 168 in bb-includes/pluggable.php

Change the line with this code line :

`?><script>location.href=”<?=$location?>”;

</script><?php`

Is there a way to either modify the “Indicate New Posts” plugin, or inspire someone to make a plugin, so that i can add something like this in my theme:

<?php if ($newpost) : ?>

NEW

<?php else : ?>

OLD

<?php endif; ?>

I have looked all over google – and on this site – for a plugin that allowed me to see new posts/topics when i visit my forum, but so far the only one i could find is the “Indicate…”. In all honesty, i can’t use bold marked topics for much.. i need something more CSS like, something not only affecting the topic.

I’ve coded themes for phpBB for years, but i recently found bbPress and i just love how simple and easy it is to code themes here. With a plugin to display new posts/topics (which in my own humble opinion SHOULD be standard in bbPress), i could gladly help spreading the word of a (relatively) new BB, by making some new themes.

If i could decide the function entirely, it should work in such way that both new topics as well as new posts would be affected, and they would continue to show as unread until i actually read them. Also, it should be database driven, so that i could log in to my account on another computer, and still see the posts/topics that would be new for me.

Please don’t make me go back to phpBB…

help! for some reason, if i have more than one paragraph in a post, the next paragraph winds up above the post itself! look:

http://sk6.messageboard.chime.com/topic/welcome-to-sk6fanscom

any idea why this is happening?

link to .css:

http://sk6.messageboard.chime.com/bb-templates/superbold/style.css

Update:

it’s to do with this min-height IE hack:

/* for Mozilla/Safari */

*>.box {

padding-top: 100px;

}

*>.box p {

margin-top: -100px;

}

/* for IE */

* html .box {

height: 100px;

}

/* for Mozilla/Safari */

*>.box {

padding-top: 100px;

}

*>.box p {

margin-top: -100px;

}

/* for IE, with IE5/Mac backslash filter */

* html .box {

height: 100px;

}

/* end filter */

any thoughts on how to fix it?

i hate asking this because i thought i was pretty good with css but i must swallow my pride could you guys help me figure out why IE is dropping the “Latest Discussions” part below the “Top Posters” sidebar? it works in Firefox!!

http://www.manonfire.cc/sk6ers/

here’s the css:

http://www.manonfire.cc/sk6ers/bb-templates/superbold/style.css