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Admin’s email address is sent to every registered user

Published on July 20th, 2007 by

I know the emails have to come from somewhere, but still… this was surprise.

Could there be a notice somewhere that the admin email is used to send every registration notification? Spambots are getting it too :(

I had expected that bbPress would use it only to send notifications to the admin.

‘Are you sure you want to submit this post?’

Published on July 20th, 2007 by

what are possible reasons/conditions of getting this nonce message?

I gathered it could be issued by the bb_check_admin_referer( 'create-post_' . $topic_id ); but what is it for?

PS I saw there’s a similar title resolved thread, but it doesn’t make it clear.

Noobish CSS Question

Published on July 20th, 2007 by Andrew

The front page of my forum has the tags overflowing off the bottom. I struggle with CSS, anyone know what position property must be changed to fix this?

http://www.nyquistcapital.com/forums/

Custom fields

Published on July 20th, 2007 by

I need to add an additional field to the “post topic” form. So I want ‘title’, ‘post’, ‘tags’, and one additional field. Is this possible? and if so – how?

thanks.

front page takes 50 mysql queries

Published on July 20th, 2007 by _ck_

Can anyone tell me what the standard number of queries for the front page are on a default install of bbpress?

I think mine are high because of my template hack for the latest reply link. (added: nope, tried removing it and no query reduction)

There has to be a way to cache that and reduce the number of calls by pre-fetching all the links for all the topics to be listed, instead of doing one call at a time…

permalinks with trailing slash

Published on July 20th, 2007 by _ck_

I can’t use multiviews so any rewrite gurus know how to make the full rewrite rules set deal with trailing backslashes?

I’d like to allow it work either way (with or without the final slash)

plugin idea: wiki post (group editable post)

Published on July 20th, 2007 by _ck_

You know how some forums have a post at or near the top of each thread that can be edited by any member to share collective info?

What do you think would be the best approach to implimenting that in bbpress?

Maybe create a new post in the topic id and push the other post id’s down and affect the timestamp so bbpress shows it on top?

Or should it be a seperate table that is inserted with the topic summary at the top of each page?

The tricky part is getting it to display and be editable by all users.

Bug in register-success.php?

Published on July 20th, 2007 by

I’m not sure if this is a bug, or just something I have wrong, but my husband noticed it right away. I missed it even though I’ve been working with bbPress for several weeks and have installed it on three different sites! LOL

Anyhow, it’s a relatively minor issue, but has anyone seen this?

When a user registers, the success message reads “Your registration as was successful…”. I thought it was a simple typo, but when I looked at the code it goes like this:

<?php printf(__('Your registration as <strong>%s</strong> was successful. Within a few minutes you should receive an email with your password.'), $user_login) ?>

BTW, I have the same result when I register on this support forum. I think the main issue is that the variable $user_login, created in register.php, is no longer available after bb_load_template( 'register-success.php' );.

Does anyone know if there is a variable containing this info? Since the user is not logged in at that time, I can’t use any of the current user info. As I said, this is quite minor – the success message would be almost as good without the user login ID in there.

initial subversion commit trouble

Published on July 19th, 2007 by EgyptUrnash

Hey all, I’m trying to commit a plugin I built and failing. Any help would be appreciated.

I’m using the command-line client, version 1.4.2. This is the sequence I’m doing:

> svn co https://plugins-svn.bbpress.org/textile/
bbpress-textile

A bbpress-textile/trunk
A bbpress-textile/branches
A bbpress-textile/tags
Checked out revision 506.

( finder: copy my files from the bbpress directory
I initially developed them in to bbpress-textile/trunk )

> cd bbpress-textile/trunk
> ls
readme.txt textile textile.php

> svn add *
A readme.txt
A textile
A textile/classTextile.php
A textile.php

> svn ci -m "Initial commit." --username egypturnash
--password [REDACTED]

Adding trunk/readme.txt
svn: Commit failed (details follow):
svn: CHECKOUT of '/!svn/ver/490/textile/trunk':
403 Forbidden (http://plugins-svn.bbpress.org)

…and then I’m left puzzled, since I’m not _trying_ to do a checkout. I’ve fiddled with subversion on my local machine, but never tried doing a remote commit with it. Any suggestions? I get the same error if I try doing it up in the main source-controlled directory.

(And yes, I did get the email saying my plugin hosting request has been approved. *grin*)

let’s build a poll plugin!

Published on July 19th, 2007 by _ck_

Find/tell me one some of the best WordPress or other php open source poll programs and I’ll do my best to port it over…

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