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Hi there,

i am quite new to wordpress\bbpress but i already looked at https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-do-i-extract-a-topicreply-excerpt/

What i want to create is this.

We have a fairly sizable install of bbpress at backpackinglight.com/forums.

We upgraded to the newest version of 2.6.x last week, and are noticing two very significant negative impacts:

The time between hitting the “post” button on a new post, and waiting for the post query to finish, has tripled. When the site is busy, it now takes more than 30 seconds.

As such, users are hitting the button twice which results in double posting.

Is there anything we can do to optimize these queries to improve performance?

I am using bbpress and buddypress.

I created a group and created a forum with buddypress.

Creating a topic in a forum looks like this:

https://demo.com/groups/demogroup/forum/topic/〇〇〇

I want this part to be an arbitrary number or “id”.

Example:
https://demo.com/groups/demogroup/forum/topic/12345

How do I fix it?

Thank you in advance.

The current support bbPress has a neat theme. It will be helpful if we can refer it for the best practices and customization. I searched and could not find the source code for the forum’s theme or WordPress’s support theme. Where to find it? Is it open source?

My bbPress installation is customized a little and has subscribe and favourite buttons in a different place. Since 2.6 extra favourite and subscribe links are appearing in the lead topic header. Is there a way to remove the default ones and keep the ones generated by <?php bbp_topic_favorite_link();?> and <?php bbp_topic_subscription_link(); ?>?

I have inherited a bbPress installation that has an issue, which I am not sure is to do with how bbPress works out of the box, is a configuration setting, or is as a result of customisation.

When an email is sent notifying of a reply to a topic, the reply link in the email takes the user through to a page that only shows the reply with no link through to the topic that has been replied to.

The URL is of the form: https://mywebsite.com/forums/reply/46572/

and the template looks like this:

Is it possible to either:

1. Include a link in the template to go back to the topic, or,
2. Have the link that is sent out in the email go to the topic, but with an ID ref to the reply, in this example:
   https://mywebsite.com/forums/discussion/my-topic-slug/#post-46572

Are either of those possible, and if so how might I go about configuring bbPress appropriately?

TIA!

In an attempt to manually indicate that a given forum has sub forums I added the following to the forum description:

Have you found a bug in the Midweek Editor? Or do you have a suggestion for a new feature? Then this is the forum to use. Sub forums: <a href="https://www.publictalksoftware.co.uk/support-forums/forum/meeting-schedule-assistant/midweek-editor/midweek-editor-styles/"><em>Custom Templates</em></a>, <a href="https://www.publictalksoftware.co.uk/support-forums/forum/meeting-schedule-assistant/midweek-editor/sample-midweek-editor-styles/"><em>Custom Templates – Samples</em></a>, <a href="https://www.publictalksoftware.co.uk/support-forums/forum/meeting-schedule-assistant/midweek-editor/monthly-workbook-information/"><em>Monthly Workbook Information</em></a>

It works. The problem is if I add new lines into the description they get stripped.

Hey everyone! I am wondering if it is possible to limit members from my site to only be able to add and edit topic under the forum they created? (If you didn’t create the forum, you can not add the topic under that forum)

Thank you very much!!

Hi @gingerngo, I don’t have Press Permit plugin but still have this isue. So it must be the bbpress itself.

Wonder if anybody here have found a solution?

I saw this discussion:

a way to check for subforums

It implied it was fixed in bbpress 2.1:

https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/1803

But I don’t get it.

This is a sub forum with child forums:

<a class="bbp-forum-title" href="https://www.publictalksoftware.co.uk/support-forums/forum/meeting-schedule-assistant/midweek-editor/">Midweek Editor</a>

This is a forum with no child forums:

<a class="bbp-forum-title" href="https://www.publictalksoftware.co.uk/support-forums/forum/meeting-schedule-assistant/assignments-editor/">Assignments Editor</a>

As you can see, the code is exactly the same. I understood from the associated discussion that the forum with child forums would have a additional class specified so that we could use pseudo before / after to add a symbol to indicate it is a forum with sub forums.

Or do I have to go about this differently?

I am using bbp style pack.

Thanks for shedding any light on this.