I imported my vbulletin forum into BB press.
I am having some issues with it slowing down my wordpress.
I ran all the repairs except this one just keeps timing out;
“Recalculate the position of each reply”
It’s a pretty big forum and I have a good amount of closed/hidding forums.
When users enter their topic in my bbpress forum, they have the option to fill out tags as well. Since my forum is running for several years now, a lot of tags have been created. They all result in their own tag-page. Several topics are basically one and the same (for example <h1> and h1).
Therefore I’m looking for a way (preferably via a plugin) to let the user choose from the list of existing tags, while typing their tag. Some sort of autocomplete or suggest function. When they can’t find the appropriate tag, they should be able to fill out their own, new tag.
Are their any suggestions or people having experience with this?
Thanks!
My search results don’t show the topic name…
When the keyword is found in a topic, the search result shows the forum name and the topic description (no topic name).
When the keyword is found in a reply, the search result shows just the reply and who wrote it. No forum, no topic. So, there’s no context. You can link via topic # in the upper right corner, but that’s not very user-friendly.
Is this wacky display because of my theme? I’m using Razor. I have the latest bbPress. Can I change the code to display the search results similar to how you do it here on this support site, where it says “in reply to <topic name>”? If so, where can I do that?
Thank you in advance for your help. 🙂
Darlene
Hey together,
how can I delete or manage Subscriber from the topics who become a email when a new post come.
Is there a way?
Hi, i use buddypress with bbpress on my forums site, there is no comments option on the activity stream. users have to click on the topic to be able to comment.
Please is there anyway users can comment from the activity stream?
Thanks
Hi,
I found a couple similar posts but nothing recent. When my users subscribe to a topic, they get emails when someone else posts in the topic. But when they are subscribed to a forum, and a new topic is created, no email is sent.
I’m not sure even where to start looking. Anyone else have this problem and a fix?
Thanks,
Jeff
WP 4.7.3 with customized Twenty Sixteen theme, bbpress 2.5.12-6148. Unfortunately, the site is an internal company intranet, so I cannot provide a link.
For my WordPress website I use third party SMTP server with a limit on number of recipients. Is there any plugin that I can use to split messages to limit maximum emails in BCC?
For example, server limit is 50, so if I have 60 subscribers to a forum or topic, I want server to send two emails. One with 50 and the other one with 10 emails.
I got this problem, I use premium theme the7 and recently I installed plugin bbPres because we need a forum.
everything works fine except for one thing. Icons in menu for reply R missing. I tried everything.
Clearing the Cache.
Fixing via updating WordPress. ( through the wordpress database “can_compress_scripts” “option_value” )
Fixing by Plugins
Fixing via Google Libraries.
Fixing via .htaccess and wp-config.php
Using TinyMCA Advanced Plugin
and the problem still exists, can you help me?
When I switch to theme Twenty Seventeen everything works fine but with my theme will not work
This is a link to bbpress I installed
We have tried many plugins on our website which uses bbPress forum some produce incomplete pdf’s of the normal pages but none produce pdf’s of the forum pages. We simply want to be able to create a pdf of the page as we see it formatted on the screen. Is this possible?
WordPress 4.7.3 running Klein theme.
bbPress 2.5.12-6148.
Many thanks.
Hi
I’d like to list all forums like widget does (nice looking list), but I’d rather do that in template. So how I should do it? Seems like there’s not suitable shortcode for that.
Widget also recodnize user priviledges, so all users is not seeing all forums in list. That code or shortcode should also do that. Any advice?
Regards, Mary
