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Hi guys,
I am just trying to setup my first bbpress forum. I would like to allow unregistered users to create new forum topics and replies. In settings, I have ticked the box Anonymous posting: Allow guest users without accounts to create topics and replies.

However:
1) When trying to create new topic as unregistered user, I am receiving error: “ERROR: Your topic cannot be created at this time.”
2) When trying to respond to existing forum topic as unregistered user, I am receiving error:
“ERROR: Your reply cannot be created at this time.”

Can you please advise what I am missing here? I am using WordPress 4.6.1 and bbpress 2.5.10

Thank you,
Lukas

Guys, I have a strange problem here at http://drkkd.com/chatroom/ (to view, simply make up an username; you can’t post without log in, but can see the room)

and I have a forum here – http://drkkd.com/community/

Now, I had planned to remove the entire chatroom and have users use only the forum. But the chatroom has become so popular that I had to abandon that idea.

However, the chatroom has no seo value. No automatic archives. No search function. I really prefer that people discuss things in the forum, not the chatroom.

Any ideas how to get them to do it?

Alternately, is there a easy way to convert a chatroom post into a forum topic/post/reply?

How can I put images/icons into forum left side of forum categories?

Is it possible to show the Forum login page rather than the 404 page when users that are not logged in try to access a forum topic?

Hi,

I’m using the latest versions of WP and bbpress to date. I created some forums and a private forum also using Private groups. Everything perfect. Only one thing: When a normal user (not allowed to see the private forum) is logged in, he can still see that there is another forum due to the link at the bottom that points to the next forum. Of course, when he clicks there, he can’t access it, but still he knows of its existence. Would it be possible to control this “next forum” options somewhere to disable them or, at least, those pointing to a private forum?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Hi, I am running a dating forum with 30K members, I have taken a dedicated server to serve the purpose, I have optimized the site as much as possible, the mysql database size is now 600MB. My issue is, the site is working slow now, earlier with handful of members it was very fast, you can check yourself, it is accessible at https://isociali.com the home page opens little faster as comparable to other pages. Any help would be appreciated.

I want to switch the Top Five Topics widget on my site to a Topics With No Replies widget.

I think I’ve found the code referring to the Top Five Topics widget in functions.php – this looks like it:

function rk_top_five_view() {
bbp_register_view( ‘top-five’, __( ‘5 Most Popular Topics’ ), array(
‘meta_key’ => ‘_bbp_reply_count’,
‘posts_per_page’ => ‘5’ ,
‘ max_num_pages’ => ‘1’,
‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value_num’ ),
false );
}

add_action( ‘bbp_register_views’, ‘rk_top_five_view’ );

And I think this is the relevant code on the page where the widget is displayed:

According to https://codex.bbpress.org/features/shortcodes/ the code for No Replies is:

So I’m guessing that on the page I just need to replace top-five code with no-replies…?

But what about the code in functions.php?

I found this on github:

bbp_register_view(
‘no-replies’,
__( ‘Topics with no replies’, ‘bbpress’ ),
apply_filters( ‘bbp_register_view_no_replies’, array(
‘meta_key’ => ‘_bbp_reply_count’,
‘meta_value’ => 1,
‘meta_compare’ => ‘<‘,
‘orderby’ => ”
)
) );
}

Is this what I need? Or should it start with function like the current code I posted at the top?

Please excuse me if I’m missing something obvious here – I’m just the website owner, not a developer.

Thanks in advance 🙂

Hello All,

I would like to upgrade my bbpress plugin on a testing/staging server.
I do not want to reveal the existence of this staging server to any of my users however.
Is there a way to disable all notifications coming from BBPress?

Thank you, Malcolm

Is this supposed to be:

– word-wrap: break-word;
or
– break-word: break-all;

Which one is it? I was trying to validate the CSS and ran into this parse error.

First details:
Basic System info on wp core and all activated plugins. I am currently using Spacious theme adult, have not configured child as of yet. Will work on theme last thing.

WP version 4.6.1
Theme Spacious 1.4.1
PHP version 5.6.25
bbPress version 2.5.10-6063
site url https://www.divorcehub.com
Active Plugins Name and Version
– p1 Akismet 3.2
– p2 All In One SEO Pack 2.3.10.2
– p3 bbPress Move Topics 1.1.3
– p4 bbP Toolkit 1.0.6
– p5 bbPress – Live Topic Suggestions 1.0.9
– p6 bbPress Notify 0.2.2
– p7 bbPress – Private Replies 1.3.3
– p8 bbPress – Report Content 1.0.5
– p9 bbPress 2.5.10
– p10 Buddy-bbPress Support Topic 2.1.0
– p11 BuddyPress Friends Only Activity Stream 1.0
– p12 BuddyPress Friends On-line (FOL) 0.4.3.1
– p13 BuddyPress Global Search 1.1.5
– p14 rtMedia for WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress 4.1.8
– p15 BuddyPress 2.7.0
– p16 Child Theme Configurator 2.1.2
– p17 Header and Footer 2.0.3
– p18 Like Button Voting & Rating 2.3.0
– p19 Membership 2 Pro 1.0.3.3
– p20 RSS Icon Widget 4.0
– p21 Simple Contact Forms 1.6.4
– p22 Theme Check 20160523.1
– p23 Transcoder 1.0.7
– p24 Turbo Widgets 1.0.4
– p25 WP All Import 3.3.8
– p26 WP Smush Pro 2.4.5
– p27 WPMU DEV Dashboard 4.2

As you can see I have integrated bbpress with buddypress and membership 2. These are almost completely configured to the way I want them.

The goal with the content on this free membership site is to make almost all the content readable, but to allow only users to post new topics or replies.

I have added one plugin at a time and test in between so I do not think there are any conflicts.

Matter of fact, everything is great except for 1 thing.

I do not want a non-logged in user to be able to post topics or replies. At the bottom of each of the current topics, there is a reply text entry field. If I log out and try to post a reply, I get this message:

“slow down, you move too fast”

So I either need to figure out how to change that message to “only logged in users can reply or post new topics” or something similar.

Or I need to know how to hide the reply text entry field for non-logged in users.

I have been through settings>forum as well as all the other plugins looking for the appropriate toggle to no avail.

I have combed the forums and google with no success. Thanks in advance for your assistance. Linda @iempoweru