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I think I found the solution:

I had to access bbpress/includes/index.php and look for these files:

bbpress/includes/topics/template.php
bbpress/includes/users/template.php
bbpress/includes/replies/template.php

and change the following code:

// If nothing could be found anywhere, use Anonymous
		if ( empty( $author_name ) )
			$author_name = __( ‘Anonymous’, 'bbpress' );

to:

// If nothing could be found anywhere, use Anonymous
		if ( empty( $author_name ) )
			$author_name = __( 'No longer a user', 'bbpress' );

This replaces the default Anonymous to what I wanted (“No longer a user”) which indicates that the user deleted their account and isn’t privileged to post anonymously. It seems to have worked. If anyone has any other ideas, please share!

Thanks, everyone!

Awesome! Thanks for providing the link here. I appreciate all your help. Really. Thank you! I most certainly gave 5 stars for this plugin and for the support that is just incredibly good.

Wow, that worked like a charm! I’m impressed. What did you mean by indexing topics and including the replies with the topics as opposed to indexing both? What might be the impact on user experience/system and how would I carry out that option of indexing topics and including replies with?

Thanks again, Mikko!

P.S. Are there any stopwords you can suggest that users should use to enhance security? Like, can Relevanssi access information that’s supposed to be private/not available to the public and display it in the search results?

Hey,

You’re super quick with your response, and I love it. Thanks! ??

It gives me the results of things on my website as if Relevanssi wasn’t installed I think? What I’ve tested were just a couple of pages on my website and a couple of terms that appear in the forum section. The website pages appear in the search, but not the forum section. Here’s the url to the website: https://goo.gl/49Mbeo.

Here’s some screen captures.

https://snag.gy/cb4WW.jpg
https://snag.gy/R7O9S.jpg

Could the Indexing Options be the problem? The options that would be important on top of posts and pages are: forum, topic, reply, wpcr3_review. Is the problem because they’re set to No? If so, how might I be able to change that? I can’t click on “No.”

Thanks so much, Mikko, for all your help!

Hey,

I tried to reproduce what billhi mentioned. When a user hasn’t logged in, the domain name.com/wp-login.php redirects to the UM Login page as expected; however, when a user is logged in and you go to wp-login.php, the backend login form actually appears.

Is there a way to prevent this from happening?

Thanks again UM, you guys are awesome.

Hey, Mikko!

I believe I was able to build a proper index. I don’t have many files, but it was able to tell me common terms that appear on my site, which was pretty cool.

I’ve tried googling my theme developer Catch Themes and your plugin name to see if anyone else had posted any related support, but no luck there. The specific theme I’m using is Catch Flames.

I noticed there was another file below search.php called searchform.php. Here’s the code:

<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying search forms in Catch Flames
 *
 * @package Catch Themes
 * @subpackage Catch Flames
 * @since Catch Flames 1.0
 */

global $catchflames_options_settings;
$options = $catchflames_options_settings;

$catchflames_search_display_text = $options[ 'search_display_text' ];

?>
	<form method="get" id="searchform" action="<?php echo esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ); ?>">
		<label for="s" class="assistive-text"><?php _e( 'Search', 'catch-flames' ); ?></label>
		<input type="text" class="field" name="s" id="s" placeholder="<?php echo esc_attr( $catchflames_search_display_text ); ?>" />
		<input type="submit" class="submit" name="submit" id="searchsubmit" value="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Search', 'catch-flames' ); ?>" />
	</form>

Is there potentially anymore information I could provide to help figure out what might be the problem?

Hi, everyone!

Would anyone happen to have any idea about how to do this? I’m stuck ??

Thanks for your help!

Hi, Andrew!

Of course, I can! Here’s the link: https://goo.gl/49Mbeo.

Thanks again for helping me out! I really appreciate it.

P.S. I apologize for the late reply. I had some web host issues I had to sort out over the last few days, and I had to destroy all my files and start again from the ground up. ??

Hi, Andrew! It’s Andrew again.

I’m terrible sorry to keep bugging you. I tried the new code and I tried the plugin I downloaded and I tried the plugin you suggested after deleting my entire WordPress database and reinstalling WordPress, and I still see the sub-menu items displaying as auto-expanded on the mobile site as opposed to collapsed like on the desktop site. All I have is the Catch Flame theme, the plugin for custom javascript, and the code and I have no idea what to do.

I’m really sorry to trouble you again. I am grateful for all your help.

Hi, Andrew!

Thanks for your super quick reply. I tried downloading that plugin, but I got an error message about character output. I downloaded a plugin called Custom CSS and Javascript by Hearken Media, and I put in the code and saved it, but the menu on the mobile site on my phone doesn’t do anything when I click on it. The mobile site viewed on my computer works, but it shows the same thing as without the code (the auto-expanded menu items).

Sorry for the trouble, and thanks again for your help!

Hi gVectors,

I pasted the shortcode from Comment Form Shortcode plugin with wpDiscuz enabled and it displays the comments, but it doesn’t show the comment section properly in my column. The column is 40% of the my page width, would that be an issue? Is it possible to make the wpDiscuz responsive to the column width?

Thanks a bunch for your help!

Oh, wait! I just put the /* after the <?php and then the */ just before ?> and it looked like it worked. It’s like magic really. lol. It also works with the plugin. I can see the comments where I placed the shortcode! I’m so happy. Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. Do you know if this process is similar across all themes in general with a bit of variation or is it really different for each theme developer?

Hi again!

Thanks so much for getting back so quickly. You’re awesome!

I am a newb, so sorry if this should all be easy to get done.

I found the page.php file and the code snippet:

<?php
                    // If comments are open or we have at least one comment, load up the comment template
					if ( comments_open() || '0' != get_comments_number() ) {
						comments_template( '', true );
					} ?>

				<?php endwhile; // end of the loop. ?>

What should I do with the code you gave me or what should I modify in the page.php’s code?

Thanks again!

Hi,

I tried contacting them directly, but had no luck.

Bcworkz said the following:

You wouldn’t use a shortcode for this unless you want it to actually appear within the content of your post or page.

What you would do is theme dependent. Some themes display the comments by calling comment_template() from a template. Many others have a custom function for this. Whichever way is used, you would want to comment out the default call and place the same call elsewhere on the template to suit your desire.

When one modifies theme templates, they should create a child theme so their changes are not lost when the theme is updated.

If you tell us what theme you’re using, someone may be able to give you more specific help. Do you want this change just on page post type single pages (the final result of Pages > Add New from the admin menu), or other templates as well?

I think Bcworkz captures exactly what I wanted to do: I want to be able to place my comment section in the page content (I’d create a second column for comments to appear beside my first column). To answer Bcworkz’s question, I’d like this applied to almost all the pages I create, but there might be cases where I want just a one column page with no comments (e.g., About Us, Contact Us, etc.). I figured a shortcode would just make life easy. I did find a plugin called Comment Form Shortcode that allows me to use a shortcode and it recreates the comment section, however the default comment section at the bottom of the page still shows.

The problem becomes: How do I hide the comment section at the bottom? If I disable comments in admin, the shortcode doesn’t work. Any help would be awesome! Thanks, everyone!

Hi, Tara!

I wasn’t sure if anyone needed that. Sorry! The theme I’m using currently is Catch Box (free version).