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@lightcapturer – Nice work: I think they’ll prove very popular

http://wpmu.org/big-news-for-bbpress-users-a-bbpress-plugin-is-coming-to-wordpress/

p.s. if it just needs you to use the echo-ing version of the function: bp_the_topic_title() as suggested by @hnla, then please report back on this thread, so that we have the information.

I assumed you would have been trying to echo the result anyway. Please…[Read more]

You can also look at the functions in bp-forums/bbpress/bb-includes/functions.bb-topics.php

Unless anyone else knows a quicker way, you are going to have to get your hands dirty coding this one.

Personally, I’d leave it until the new forums plugin comes out in beta in mid September.

ok, I suspect that bp_get_the_topic_title() and the forum template tags can only be used inside the loop. Can anyone confirm this? Instead, have a look at the functions in bp-forums.php and see if they will help you. Alternatively, download the plugins that @modemlooper advised, and have a look at their code to see which functions they […]

You need to ask your question clearly and provide more information.

Where did you try the function call?

Use pastebin.com and post your code.

You need to look at the following:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Meta_Tags_in_WordPress
and the file bp-forums-templatetags.php in the bp-forums folder

You can then build your forum SEO tags, just the way you want, in your theme’s header.php file

You should ask these as two separate threads: For adverts – I suggest the following: Build your child theme with ad zones (perhaps as widgets in sidebars). Use OpenX or Google Adserver to manage your ads, and integrate the codes appropriately. You can put any logic you like into your child theme templates to make […]

@johnwinch42 If you are converting an existing theme to BuddyPress, you should probably take a look at this plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/ It’s not something I’ve used, but there are a number of developers who go that route. Have a look at the plugin / instructions. Also search on this forum for bp-template-pack,…[Read more]

to add the a static image page to a member profile, and corresponding url – you are looking at adding a new component to BuddyPress (unless there is a quick hack fix). Search creating a new component on here. It’s not trivial though, upgrading and using the existing plugin may be the quicker option. Anyone […]

I suggest upgrading first to the latest version of BuddyPress: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/upgrading-from-10x/ And then using something like the Media+ plugin. You will have to do some theme re-work for compatibility with 1.2.x, but you’ll be making it a lot easier on yourself for any changes. If you don’t want to upgrade, it might…[Read more]

@crashutah: As @djpaul says live demos are the modern day equivalent of “don’t work with animals and children”. Great if you can make it work, but so many opportunities to go wrong. You are talking about why it rocks, not an installation tutorial, so I’d also steer clear of any talk about platforms and servers. As @mercime points […]

@drwebstein – this thread might might help you: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/adding-more-fields-to-groups/

This is the same question you’ve asked in your other thread: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypresswp-multisite/ and also in your PM to me.

Please don’t open more threads to ask the same question.

then you will need to change your hosting provider, or go for the subfolder install option.

It’s all covered on the WordPress page I pointed you to.

Do both sites have the same settings in the .htaccess file?

Are the permissions on both .htaccess files the same (644)?

I can’t think of anything other than that…

…maybe one of the server experts can pick up on this one?