WP version 4.4.2 bbpress Version 2.5.8 www.enablesoft.com the forum is part of the main site. http://www.enablesoft.com/foxtrot-user-network/ you can see the login page there.
We need if someone tries to access the forum or the members page and they are not logged in to be redirected to the register page. Right now they end up back on the home page and that does not help them get logged in.
Please let me know how I can change the non logged in redirect.
Hi I am a newbie in wordpress. My site has installed the bbpress for a forum, but in this login page http://epilens.com/login/, I don’t know how to move the “log in” button from the right to the left. Please help.
I’m trying to figure out if there’s a way of echoing a forums permalink or rather just the current fourms slug? I’m trying to apply a class containing this into a template I’m having a bash at.
Cheers for any pointers.
My WordPressVersion: 4.4.2. bbPress version: not using yet. www.perfektdeutsch.de
Hi guys,
I was working on my webpage for learning german. I’m now thinking of turning it into a forum. Is there any plugin, that allows the users to easily record their voice and upload it, so instead of texting the conversations would be acturally voice messages? Seems to make more sense to me for learning a language.
Regards,
Effex
Hi all, hope you’re doing well.
I noticed what I suspect is a bug a few weeks ago. After digging through the forums, disabling plugins, turning off custom functions and more, I cannot seem to identify the source of my following issue.
Basically, when the bbp_topic_freshness_link() function is called in loop-single-topic.php, for example, the URL should show something like:
domain[dot]com/forum/topic/topic-title/page/2/#post-12345
Note that the /page/2/ part is only meant for threads that have more than one page of replies. So if that same example topic only had 2 replies, for example, the URL would have been:
domain[dot]com/forum/topic/topic-title/#post-12345
So the issue I am having is that for some topics, when there are multiple pages, the /page/2/ part of the URL isn’t included. So when the link it clicked on, it goes to the first reply on the first page of the topic. What’s more baffling is that sometimes, the link without the /page/2/ bits included does go to the correct URL. I’ve tried this from multiple accounts and I cannot seem to uncover any meaningful patterns.
I did try to run the repair job titled “Recalculate last activity in each topic and forum” with no luck. All of the URLs are still randomly missing the page parts.
A few potentially relevant notes:
– I migrated my forum from SMF
– All of my forums are private
– I am using the “Go To First Unread Post” plugin but the issue still occurs when disabled
Does it sound like this issue related to this fix?: https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2876
Many thanks,
Tim
I’m trying to setup my buddypress and bbpress, I would like bbpress to run on my subdomain but I just can’t forgot out what I’m doing wrong. When a logged in user tries to access the forums they are required to register again. My buddypress users aren’t syncing. Please help I have no clue what to go and everything I’ve read online seems too vague for me to understand and apply. Thank you.
Aloha all,
Newbie and just installed bbPress and added my list of forums. I have done the initial troubleshooting of moving to twenty-twelve theme, disabled all plugins and redid the permalinks and such and still cannot pull up list of forums.
http://www.fiduciaryforums.org/forum
Using bbPress 2.5.8 and WordPress 4.4.2
One other question, I wanted the forums to be installed under http://www.fiduciaryforums.org/forums and notice in my file structure it’s /forum. Any suggestions on how to much to /forums instead?
Thank you all for any help!
Joe
Hi bbpress team !!
I am createing forum but i am click preview button this is not working !!
and I Click also Save Draft button but link is removing ! Please what is the issue !!
http://narenderui.com/photos/wp-admin/post-new.php?post_type=forum
Hi there,
I’m helping a client resolve an issue with their bbPress Activity Stream. Their website has many online classes that are kept separate from each other, and their wish is to have the Activity Stream only show activity that is relevant to the forum a user has access to, and keep info from other forums private (they are using MemberMouse to restrict access). I did some research on here and on Google and found several threads that talked about similar issues, but wasn’t able to find any solutions.
The site uses the latest version of WP (4.4.2) and bbPress (2.5.8) and is located at http://www.themysticdreamacademy.com/
I thought the bbPress Activity Stream Shortcode Plugin would do the job, so I installed that and did a quick test, but I’m getting this error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_has_activities() in /home/myst1cadm1n/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-activity-shortcode/bp-activity-as-shortcode.php on line 102
If that issue could be resolved, we may be all set since we can set up shortcodes to display different streams for different forums. Otherwise, we’d like to know if there’s a way to limit the Activity Stream to only show content the user has access to.
Finally, my client is also concerned about the default forums page, which shows a listing of recent topics from all forums and is visible to anyone who finds it: http://www.themysticdreamacademy.com/forums/ Users who aren’t logged in aren’t able to click any of the links, but they are still concerned about privacy. Is it possible to make this page private so only logged-in admins can see it? Or can it be removed somehow?
Thanks for your time,
Rory
Im a little confused as to how to accomplish this. I have set up and styled a private forum. When visitors go to the forum, I would like there to be a login screen if they are not logged in. Currently, if I am not logged in I get a “page not found” error. I get the same page error if a user logs out. Im sure there’s a simple way to accomplish this, but I cannot figure it out.
Ive tried creating a login page using a shortcode, and it works fine…but if I go this route, how do I make it so that it automatically redirects the user to the forum once they are logged in?
Any suggestions?
