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  • Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Will mark as resolved as it should be fixed.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    That’s correct those permissions work globally so giving a role delete permissions allows all users within that role to delete any topic or post.

    In the next version you will be able to change settings for roles to allow roles to only be able to edit, delete, lock, sticky their own topics.

    Will mark this as resolved but feel free to reply to this topic if you have any more questions, problems, suggestions, etc.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Hey,

    Have you edited wpbb-template.php in your theme folder before this happened? Could you paste the contents of that file here? Basically you’ll need to enclose wpbb within your sites main wrapper which should look something like this (in wpbb-template.php):

    wp_header();
    
    <div id="wrapper">
        require_once(.....);
    </div>
    
    wp_footer();
    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Sorry I did not get the chance to view the error you were receiving.

    The facebook settings in the wpbb setting must be exactly the same as your facebook app settings. You must also make sure you entered a random alphanumeric string for CSRF Protection. From helping people who encountered similar errors it was because one or more setting wasn’t the same or they didn’t update them in their settings after changing it in their facebook app settings.

    Also not recommended to run with other facebook plugins, I know that’s not what you did, you may have but you said you’re using another facebook plugin now – that’s fine, but people have had problems with it before and were running unaware that a similar plugin would conflict with it.

    Will mark this as resolved. Apologies for not getting here sooner, hopefully my post will help others who may encounter similar problems.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Ah sorry it’s actually “me” at codebycarter.com.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Ok so this is only happening when WPBB is installed and on the page WPBB is running on? Did it work before you made that modification in wpbb-template.php? I see that the theme you’re using is premium so I’d need admin access to your website to be able to fix this. My mail is me at codebycarter.com

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Most probably. I was working on making WPBB compatible with 3.2 but issues with the plugin on the latest version and other work delayed that. There were only minor issues which prevented it from running on 3.2. I’m assuming 3.1 is no different. Shouldn’t be long before it is officially compatible on both those older versions though. Unless you have a good reason to still be on 3.1 I would recommend upgrading though (added bonus: plugin will work) of course if not then you fall into the category of people that I need to make this compatible for. Stay tuned!

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Any sugestion why the forum shows up like this in IE?
    it displayed fine in both Chrome and Firefox.

    Because in my experience, well, it sucks.

    Seriously though, if you could tell me what version of IE you are running and provide a screenshot of what is happening that’d be great.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Email sent, will just post here what happened in case other people have similar trouble.

    Resolved, problem was caused by bbPress which was running alongside WPBB which although shouldn’t conflict with WPBB is not ideal to run more than one similar plugin.

    As for the font colour on the dark theme all you have to do is edit wp-bulletin-board/css/wpbb-dark-style.css around line 10. You will only have to do this for some themes. Most of the themes I’d tested on worked fine with white text so that’s why it’s in there.

    p, div, a {
    	color:white;
    }

    Example 1: paragraphs, divs font colours white and red links

    p, div {
    colour:white;
    }
    
    a {
    color:red;
    }

    Example 2: Purple font colours for all elements

    p, div, a {
    	color:purple;
    }

    Soon there will be a “theme editor” of some sort in the admin dashboard.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    I know one other person is having this problem which I’ve been made aware of today and am awaiting their response however if you would be willing to setup a temporary admin account for me so I could take a look that’d be great, if not please let me know (me@codebycarter.com)

    Thanks

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    That was a solution for the twentyeleven theme. I tried downloading the Reaction theme and found out that it was developed by rocketthemes so I assume it’s a premium theme so I cannot install it and test it locally so would you be able to give me a link to your website and a temporary admin account to look into this? (Since posting solutions that may not work just wastes time). You can email me at me@codebycarter.com with the login / website information.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Hi and thank you shawnp67!

    It’s under “My Messages” on the forum index. From there you can compose messages, view your messages (and delete and reply to those messages). There currently aren’t any settings that you can change that are related to the private messaging system at the moment I’m afraid but hope that answers your question.

    Will mark this as resolved but feel free to reply with any more questions, problems, suggestions, etc.

    Thank you.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    In wpbb-light-style.css around line 52 remove width and add this code:

    width:60%;
    float:left;

    In your themes/twentyeleven add this to wpbb-template.php:

    get_sidebar();

    Should then work, you’ll just need to adjust to your liking.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    By default a new facebook registered user will be placed in the role “subscriber” so it’s possible that that role doesn’t exist due to another plugin e.g. custom role plugin if not I would be interested to know why it’s doing this. In your WPBB facebook settings you’ll see a setting like “Default Facebook Role”. Enter the role you want all facebook registered users to fall into (it’s case insensitive). You can also email me at me@codebycarter.com if this doesn’t work and need to send me a link to your website / temporary admin account etc. Thanks.

    Plugin Author codebycarter

    (@codebycarter)

    Hey luamonu,

    Have you already sent me an email as I haven’t received one. If not it’s me@codebycarter.com.

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