Published on May 5th, 2016 by Tranny
I would like to see the ability to display user statistics below the user role, including the number of topics and replies created by the user.
Post count is one of the most rewarding aspects to any forums: to show off how much a user has contributed.
Published on May 5th, 2016 by Tranny
I have installed bbPress on my busy site when it already had 500k registered members. With the forum running, I noticed that some registered members have their role displayed as “Participant”, while other as “Member”. I don’t even see the option to set a user’s role to “Member” and am rather confused by the discrepancy, especially since it appears to have occurred without my (administrator/keymaster) input.
Could anyone fill me in on the difference between the roles, and how they are assigned?
Published on May 5th, 2016 by jawittdesigns
When you go to edit a topic or reply what filter is used to render the content in the editor.
The issue I’m having is I have markdown support for the forum instead of the normal code button.
So I use three back ticks at the beginning and end for code blocks. It works fine until you go to edit. Something is stripping out 2 of the back ticks on the code block.
I figure its a filter, but I can’t figure out which one.
bbPres v2.5.9
WordPress v4.5.1
Published on May 5th, 2016 by Artisantopia
HI. I have the following structure:
– Private Group
– – Private Forum Category
– – – Private Forum
– – – Private Forum
– – – Private Forum
So, a private group that has a forum. The top level forum is of type category, then the child forums are all private forums.
If a user that is not a member visits the Group or Forum Category they cannot see anything and are shown the option to request membership.
But if they go directly to the child forum they can access it and post. Even though they are not a member of the group.
I have the latest versions of WordPress, BuddyPress and bbPress as at today.
I just ran 2 forum repairs:
– Recalculate private and hidden forums
– Repair BuddyPress Group Forum relationships
and now I have a another problem. I’ve actually been experiencing this problem on and off now for about 2 weeks and I’m starting to pull my hair out!
So now if I go to the forum list (at the category level) I can see that there are topics in the child forums. But when I click through to the child forum it tells me “Oh bother! No topics were found here!” This is for a group that the user is a member of. There are definitely topics in that forum.
If I change the user from a Participant to a Moderator they can see the topics.
If I change them back to a Participant and then toggle the forum from private to public to private they can see the topics again. I have done this toggling of forum visibility several times over the past week and it only lasts for a day or two, then I’m back at this problem.
Further testing:
– I’ve changed to TwentyFifteen theme
– deactivated all plugins except for BuddyPress and bbPress
I still can’t see topics that the user should be able to see. And they can access a private forum they aren’t a member of.
Where do I even begin to figure out what is going wrong with this site? Thank you!
PS I have logged this in trac: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2947
Published on May 5th, 2016 by nedens
I have an issue where my breadcrumbs are not showing as well as I can’t seem to find any template file to customize how the top banner looks and behaves on the forum pages or how the Group Admin and Group Moderators section behaves and looks.
In addition I would really like to remove the Private: Forum Name text as I only have one forum per group.
Site is currently not open but you can login with
username: debug
password: debug
to see what I am talking about here
http://www.hackbg.org/wp-admin/
Published on May 5th, 2016 by mario83s
Ok, the weird issue.
I’m trying to get the forum working on a child theme, however, it is being displayed as a blog posts. Switching to the parent theme makes it display normally. I found that while child theme is activated, bbpress injects into archive-listing.php of my child theme.
Now, It tried all I could think off. All tutorials, documentation, support topics. It doesn’t matter whether I create a custom bb theme, creating bbpress.php, plugin-bbpress.php or any other file name I found in documentation. It always injects into the same template and displayed as posts.
If I create a new page and input a
, it is displayed properly. However, as soon as I click on a single forum or topic, it gets displayed on a different template again and ignoring bbpress.php.
I evein tried echoing some custom words inside the templates to see do they even get loaded somewhere. But “hello world” didn’t appear anywhere.
This issue is clearly not related to bbpress as it works on other themes, the issue is within my child theme. But I don’t have any idea what to do!! I spent last few days googling for a solution without a luck.
Do I need to add some kind of filters or actions inside my child theme functions.php??
If anyone has encountered with this issue or can offer a solution, it would be most appreciated!
WP:4.5.1
BBPRESS: 2.5.9
Thanks!
Published on May 4th, 2016 by David Tierney
I am assessing installing this for a client and am new to bbpress, but have 9 years with WordPress.
What default user profile fields come with the basic single site installation of bbpress, and how customizable are they.
Specifically, my clients wants to have name, company and a question answered (i.e. why are you here). And no other fields other than what is desired.
And are their options to require fields if so desired?
And as a side question: Is there any recommendation or advice on whether to install this in a client’s existing website or duplicate their theme and install that theme with WordPress and bbpress on a subdomain and have the forum there?
Thanks so much,
David
Published on May 4th, 2016 by artmuns
Anyone know about this?
During regular research audits of our Sucuri Firewall, we discovered a Stored XSS vulnerability affecting the bbPress plugin for WordPress, currently installed on 300,000 live websites, one of them being the popular wordpress.org support forum.
Exploitation Level: Easy/Remote
DREAD Score: 6/10
Vulnerability: Stored XSS
Patched Version: bbPress 2.5.9
As a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability, it could allow this user to hijack other user accounts, perform actions on their behalf (like administrators, moderators, etc.) to escalate its user’s privileges.
Published on May 4th, 2016 by mvaneijgen
I have the link but I need to add the username in the url and I don’t see how I can get that in the .PO file
/leden/USERNAME/forums/abonnement/
Other topic is there maybe a way for really active people on the forum to unsubscribe from emails and just see the notification counter on the website,
Published on May 4th, 2016 by mojebartar
Hi
I use a membership system in my site. So i want that when the user clicks on edit in the bbpress Profile, to be redirect to another page(link).
How do I do this?
Thanks