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Good day all.
When I select a view, the page only loads 3 topics/replies with no option too see more. This also happens under the forum topics started and replies created as well as favorites on my buddypress profiles.
What can I do to show all the topics/replies that match the particular search, preferably only loading +-5 with a “next page” button or something similar?

Also, I have 8 forums. Is there any way I can do the above while also excluding a particular forum from being included in any of these searches?

Thanks

I believe this was an issue previously however I can’t get threaded replies working on my site: http://iptvnow.dev-winn-brown.co.uk/forums/topic/general-chat/

Every time I try to click reply on a specific post, I am automatically scrolled down to the general reply box. I can confirm that threaded replies is enabled in the settings.

I have tried with 2017 theme and it is the same.

Anyone got any ideas?

Hi,
I’m currently running bbPress 2.6-beta-2 and WordPress 4.8 (I switched to the beta because it solved an issue that I ran into earlier during development).

I’m attempting to import bbPress forum content from an old SQL database into bbPress forums using a hand-rolled Perl script that maps the exported CSV fields to the fields in wp_posts and key/value pairs in wp_postmeta.

The Results and Issue
1. On the admin Topics page, my Topic is shown connected to the correct parent forum.
2. I can also view the topic page and comment on the topic.
3. But the imported Topic doesn’t appear in the forum when displayed on the site.

Here are the fields that I’ve successfully imported data into:

FOR FORUMS wp_posts:
post_author
post_date
post_date_gmt
post_content
post_title
post_status
post_name
post_type

FOR TOPICS wp_posts:
post_author
post_date
post_date_gmt
post_content
post_title
post_status
post_name
post_type
post_parent

FOR TOPICS wp_postmeta:
_bbp_forum_id
_bbp_topic_id

When I update the Topic and the forum, WordPress creates additional meta_keys/values for each entry, but the Topic still doesn’t appear in the forum.

Questions: Are there other meta-keys/values I need in wp_postmeta, or any other key/values in any other table to get the Topic to appear? What am I missing?

Thanks in advance

Angela

WordPress version 4.8
bbPress version 2.5.12
Site URI: Localhost (I can create a temp vpn tunnel to the site if needed.)

Hi,

I am confused about the following setup and theme page template/bbPress weirdness.

I have installed bbPress and set the forum root to “support” and saved changes.
Then I created a page with the exact same name “support“. The slug matches the page name and reads: www.mysite/support/
In this page I have added the bbpress short code

With the current theme I have the option to choose a page template with or without a sidebar. When I set the page template to “sidebar“, the sidebar does NOT display.

When I change the “forum root” from “support” to “forums” and leave the page name and template choice as is, the sidebar does display.

The same applies when I do not change the Forum root and leave it as “support“, but I remove the bbPress shortcode

I am wondering if I am doing something wrong with either setting the Forum root slug and the page name to the exact same; “support“.

Maybe this is not possible and leads to url/permalink confusion in WP/bbPress and it instead uses the “standard” page template (which doesn’t utilises any sidebars in the current theme I am using.)

In the end what I would like to see is the following (if possible at all.);

When you visit the site’s support page the url/slug read: www.mysite.com/support/
The page title matches the slug: “Support” and it uses the sidebar page template.

In this page the support questions are shown by freshness and the breadcrumb actually displays “home >> support“, not “home >> forums“.

Thanks in advance for any help in explaining the Forum root and page name scheme/setup.

Hi,
I have a blank white page when I click on the ‘All Forums’ link in the Dashboard.

Im running WP on a mac with MAMP Pro. I have created a new WP site and the problem still happens when I install bbPress. All other links in Dashboard seem to work.

Help!!!

I want to hide notices with yellow background that say “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” or “The forum ‘Support Forum’ is closed to new topics and replies.”

But I don’t wanna hide the “You must be logged in to create new topics.” notice.

Doable?

My bbpress looks like this: Screenshot
I thought there should be topic and reply counters in brackets beside subforums. Also, the subforums were supposed to be seprarated by Comma(,)……
Am I missing something?

How can you tell how many active users are online at a time?

WordPress version 4.8
Genesis Theme version 2.5.2
bbPress version: 2.5.12
Site URL: http://staging.c-rad.org/

My site has a members section for which all of the pages in it have a template applied to it with this simple logic:

	if ( ! is_user_logged_in()) {
		wp_login_form();
		return;
	} else {
		// add the members only sidebar and show the content
	}

Is it possible to install bbPress such that I can apply this template logic to all forum pages?

I also want all forum pages to exist under a parent page. e.g. c-rad.org/members/forums.

I can place my forum there (c-rad.org/members/my-forum) using a shortcode, but then all other forum pages go to their default locations (c-rad.org/topic/my-topic).

I tried changing the Forum Root to ‘members’, but then when I visit that page, the page template with my logic is removed.

How do we do a basic conditional for a specific term from our list of topic tags?

I’ve tried all these different methods but not worked it out (annoyingly I have had this working before but don’t have access to my old files and cannot remember how I did it! D’oh!)

has_term
has_term( ‘myterm’, ‘topic_tag’ )
has_term( ‘myterm’, ‘bbp_topic_tag’ )
bbp_is_topic_tag
get_topic_tag_list($topic->ID, ‘topic_tag’, true)
get_post_meta($topic->ID, ‘topic_tag’, true)

So rather than spend another hour trying different things can someone give me a hint please? Thanks 🙂