codebycarter

Hey,

It fixes the broken link when you click to view a message and removes the comma from the content editor if that’s what you meant. I have added the .POT file for the plugin and basically you’ll have to edit the file and change all the strings to your liking and then converting it to a .PO file and then a .MO file. The file has somewhat 312 strings so as I say unless you are going to want to change a lot of the text I don’t think it’d be necessary and I’m not 100% certain if you can just make the odd changes here or there or if you need to translate everything. Perhaps someone with more experience translating plugins may be able to answer your question?

Thanks.

* For the table add these two lines to the table you just edited around (around line 59):

position: relative;
left: -9%;

Should do what you need it to do.

* You have to change that text in two places:
php/wpbb-view-forum-topic.php (line 138)
php/wpbb-view-subforum-topic.php (line 111)

If you were going to do a lot of modifications to the text you may find it easier to generate a POT file and then modify it the way you want to (although its used to translate all the text into different languages, it definitely could be used for this purpose rather than editing it all manually and then having to do it again if you ever make an update to those file(s). Just a thought.)

* Thanks, missed that when I’d added pagination to the messaging system.

* Good eye! Already fixed and updated the plugin.

Thanks again.

Thanks for pointing that out. Remove line 17 from php/wpbb-reply-topic.php and place this call at the top of the file:

wpbb_goback1('reply-topic', NULL);

Updated the plugin but that’ll save you having to download the plugin again.

As for the width of the forum index/forum/subforum/topics etc open css/wpbb-light-style.css and find line 59. Change:

width:100%;

to:

width: 1175px;

Thanks!

* “forum-2” is the page’s permalink. The easiest way to change it is to go to Pages -> Forum -> Edit -> Permalink -> Click ‘Edit’ and change it to your liking.

* Please download v1.0.1 which fixes a number of issues including the one where it doesn’t display images correctly in topics & posts.

* Fixed in 1.0.1

* The table width is set to 100% so it should stretch itself as far as is necessary but without overlapping its templates divs. If you could post a screenshot of what you want it to look like that’d be great.

Thanks for your patience ??

Very strange. I’ve also got a local wp install and have tested it under all custom permalink settings and it works fine.

Could you tell me what the URL is when you visit the forum index and when you try to visit a forum, sub forum or topic?

Also, do you have any other plugins installed?

What permalink settings are you using?

If you could, please send an email to [email protected] with a url to your wp installation.

I think you meant that when you were trying to access a sub forum you received a 404 error message?

That should now be fixed, please re-download the plugin and overwrite the existing files (don’t worry this won’t delete any forums, settings, etc).

Thanks.

You’ll just have to change line 11 in php/wpbb-forum.php to this:

$plugin_active = is_plugin_active('wp-bulletin-board/wp-bb.php');

Also if you’ll be changing themes you’ll also need to make the same edit you made to the wpbb template file in your template folder to the file wp-bulletin-board/wpbb-template.php on line 15.

Uploading the changes, svn is just being akward ??

Uploaded the changes.

Thanks.

In wp-content/themes/dt-slash/wpbb-template.php

Change:
require_once(ABSPATH.’/wp-content/plugins/wp-bb/php/wpbb-forum.php’);

To:
require_once(ABSPATH.’/wp-content/plugins/wp-bulletin-board/php/wpbb-forum.php’);

I’ve only just noticed that there should be a folder called wp-bb when you download the plugin but it’s intact wp-bulletin-board with the files that should be inside wp-bb.

I’ll fix this asap.

Sorry about that.

Sorry about that the screenshots were apart of the initial release but weren’t displaying correctly. I’ve now fixed that.

The only problem with a live demo right now is that I’m using a free host which can be very slow at times. Hopefully the screenshots will suffice for now but I’ll definitely look into adding a live demo soon.

Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with otherwise I’ll mark this topic as resolved.

In both your cases the problem lies with the plugin(s) you’re using. I’d semi deliberately left the function error_reporting(E_ALL); in the file wp-bb.php so it is only now showing you the errors that your plugin(s) have been generating. I installed one of those plugins alongside WPBB to confirm it.

I.e. In Slideit’s case there is an error about the function ereg(). That function was deprecated in version 5.3.0 of PHP and I developed WPBB in version 5.3.6.

If you know how remove line 30 from /wp-bb/wp-bb.php “error_reporting(E_ALL);”.

I will update the plugin immediately also.

Would you care to elaborate on what actually happened?