BuddyPress 1.1.1
October 5, 2009 in News
The first BuddyPress 1.1 point release is now available for download.
This release fixes a few remaining issues with BuddyPress 1.0 theme backwards compatibility. Upgrade instructions are in the usual spot.
Please consult the release history for a complete list of changes.
BeLogical said on October 5, 2009
sweet, I was waiting for this sub release. time to upgrade now
walter24 said on October 5, 2009
Upgrading now, Thanks
Felix Bruin said on October 6, 2009
Installed!
bpisimone said on October 6, 2009
Neat!
About the reply-form at the forums: How can I add a message telling people to log in to show instead of the comment-form (which is not showing when not logged in).
I tried to copy the function from bbpress, but not successfully:
http://buddypress.org/forums/topic/understanding-the-bbpress-bp-setup
Thanks a lot for the update, and maybe someone knows a way out to the posted subject.
abcde666 said on October 6, 2009
@Bpisimine
this would have been the solution, but unfortunately the TRAC-ticket has been closed and been set to “fixed”:
http://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1139#comment:6
Yorik said on October 7, 2009
Hi Andy,
I just installed buddypress for the first time, I expected the theme system to be very complicated comparing to how normal wordpress themes work, but, surprise, it is not only not complicated at all, but also very “instinctive” for someone used to normal wordpress. Congratulations, great job!
Yorik
simonbennett said on October 8, 2009
Just wanted to say a massive thank you to JasonG for his help in integrating 1.1 into my custom theme. I’d have never managed without him.
Also, now thanks to him, I have a much better understanding as to how the new themes setup works. It’s not that bad after all, and can be mastered easily – if you know where to start, lol.
Cheers J.
Roland Fauster said on October 10, 2009
I am trying to find a way to change the output of bp_activity_content();
anybody got an idea on how to do this without changing the Core of Buddypress?!
Dante said on October 13, 2009
@Andy – Why does Elgg and Buddypress both lack a search feature for finding members based on profile field criteria.
Age? Sex? City? State?
Both platforms have tag search which to be honest is weak.
For BuddyPress to really be powerful it should have a built in Search similar to that of Myspace where people within the community can find other users in their area, in their age range, whatever.
I’m no programmer just something I’ve noticed lacking about multiple social networking platforms. A granular profile search should be at the core of a social network.
Any input on future development you can fill me in on?
gsmith6673 said on October 15, 2009
WOW! This was very easy for a novice to get started creating a social blog. Great work!
Question: How can I easily add an image to the your base theme (the one boxed with the software)? www dot erhom dot com
Some simple hints for the beginner (site mods) would be outstanding!
Gary
Steliyan said on October 18, 2009
Nice! I’m just trying this now…, thanks again!
James said on October 20, 2009
The upgrade broke all the links in the admin bar and now won’t find profiles etc. Maybe I missed something but I can’t read the upgrade instructions for the browser window goes blank when you try to navigate to your upgrading instructions on here. Anyone else having this issue?
naticn said on October 26, 2009
Where is the option “Add Prebuilt Field”(Country, Language) in the version 1.1.1 buddypress? I didn’t find the files. CSV
Please , I need help
Thank you
naticn said on October 26, 2009
Hi, Not working “Delete my account” in the version 1.1.1 buddypress. I click on the button, and he did not do anything. What I do?
Please , I need help
Thank you
Turkse Community said on March 29, 2010
Can I use this with wordpress?
OnlyBlue said on August 29, 2010
@Dante
Same question as yours.