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  • danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    your site maybe infected !


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    one: english by default or yours.
    If you need to translate it, read here:
    https://codex.buddypress.org/user/translations/


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @hiboy,

    no need for a plugin to change that.

    “admin” is the username who’s added by BP for a profile. So if you want to read Admin Stream Directory, change the username from admin to Admin.

    You can also use the localisation file (buddypress.mo) to change the whole text, ie. Activity Stream to Overview or anything else.
    https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/

    That said, it’s not a good practice to use such username.
    Read here from Matt what he says about: http://ma.tt/2013/04/passwords-and-brute-force/


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @patricksaad,
    apologize if i mentionned your blog, but it was the only place i found speaking about this problem.
    FYI, “throttling” is used in BP 1.7.2, but a minima. Should be extanded much more. I guess it’s preferably you open an ehancement ticket on the Trac.
    And thank you for sharing your code. 😉

    buddypress 1.7.2\bp-core\bp-core-moderation.php (6 hits)
    Line 24: * @uses current_user_can() To check if the current user can throttle
    Line 25: * @uses bp_get_option() To get the throttle time
    Line 32: if ( !$throttle_time = bp_get_option( ‘_bp_throttle_time’ ) )
    Line 32: if ( !$throttle_time = bp_get_option( ‘_bp_throttle_time’ ) )
    Line 40: if ( isset( $last_posted ) && ( time() < ( $last_posted + $throttle_time ) ) && !current_user_can( ‘throttle’ ) )
    Line 40: if ( isset( $last_posted ) && ( time() < ( $last_posted + $throttle_time ) ) && !current_user_can( ‘throttle’ ) )
    buddypress 1.7.2\bp-forums\bbpress\bb-admin\admin-ajax.php (6 hits)
    Line 160: if ( $throttle_time = bb_get_option( ‘throttle_time’ ) )
    Line 160: if ( $throttle_time = bb_get_option( ‘throttle_time’ ) )
    Line 161: if ( isset($bb_current_user->data->last_posted) && time() < $bb_current_user->data->last_posted + $throttle_time && !bb_current_user_can(‘throttle’) )
    Line 161: if ( isset($bb_current_user->data->last_posted) && time() < $bb_current_user->data->last_posted + $throttle_time && !bb_current_user_can(‘throttle’) )
    Line 162: $error = new WP_Error( ‘throttle-limit’, sprintf( __(‘Slow down! You can only post every %d seconds.’), $throttle_time );
    Line 162: $error = new WP_Error( ‘throttle-limit’, sprintf( __(‘Slow down! You can only post every %d seconds.’), $throttle_time );
    buddypress 1.7.2\bp-forums\bbpress\bb-admin\includes\functions.bb-admin.php (4 hits)
    Line 408: $user_meta[‘throttle’] = $_POST[‘throttle’];
    Line 408: $user_meta[‘throttle’] = $_POST[‘throttle’];
    Line 531: $user_meta[‘throttle’] = $edit_user->throttle;
    Line 531: $user_meta[‘throttle’] = $edit_user->throttle;
    buddypress 1.7.2\bp-forums\bbpress\bb-admin\options-writing.php (3 hits)
    Line 43: ‘throttle_time’ => array(
    Line 44: ‘title’ => __( ‘Throttle time’ ),
    Line 47: ‘note’ => __( ‘Users must wait this many seconds between posts. By default, moderators, administrators and keymasters are not throttled.’ )


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    did you followed the specific instructions about permalinks with webmatrix ?
    http://www.microsoft.com/web/wordpress


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @afjsystem
    as he’s inactive here for a long time, you’ll have better chance to get him on twitter:


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    maybe you can also try to connect to i18n svn
    https://i18n.trac.buddypress.org/browser?order=name

    Install Tortoise and use same credentials as here to connect for upload.

    Aside, the id_ID wasn’t updated since 1.5.4 on SVN. Perhaps try to contact the latest author @sofyand


    @mercime
    , can you give some better/other advice please ?


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    Official BuddyPress dowload is here, and only here:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @afjsystem,

    the .mo file must be named buddypress-xx_XX.mo and should be in
    wp-content/languages/buddypress-xx_XX.mo
    xx_XX is the language prefix (use buddypress-id_ID.mo)

    http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/html_node/Usual-Language-Codes.html


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @oligou,

    what is the theme you use ?
    Have you correctly setup BP pages ? Each activated BP component should use his own page.
    Have you correctly setup your permalinks ? Can be everything except “default”.

    https://codex.buddypress.org/register-and-activation-pages/


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @maijavilkina,

    have you assigned a page for “members” in the BP settings ?

    For the extra “ideas” page, you must create a page called “ideas” and assign it an existing BP template – see the select box on the right admin side when on the page editor.


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @thapharm

    you have different choices to set up forums.
    Sitewide forum (like bp.org)
    Group forum
    or both

    Read here how to achieve this: https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @skippyg,
    you have to check if your WP is working correctly first.
    You installed it in a subdirectory and this is bit more complex as the usual root install.

    Please read here first: https://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

    and follow the given instruction.


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @buidinh1803
    do you have already WP in vietnamese ?
    Even if the page seems to be abandonned, read here for some advice about vi_VI po/mo

    Home


    WP translations are here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp
    3.5.x in vietnamese is not translated for the moment, so you probably have to search for previous version. And 3.4 is only 79% translated

    No luck too for bp vietnamese translation: nothing !
    See here: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/buddypress/1.7.x

    So you have to translate BP in your language, (read codex if you don’t know how to do that or search on this forum) then you have to add buddypress-vi_VI.mo into wp-content/languages/ folder


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @pete-hudson,

    you can use this css trick from within a child theme or theme style.css file

     
    li#members-all span, li#activity-all span {
       display: none;
    }
    

    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    Adjust user default avatar in wp Settings > discussion. BP use by default the mystery man.


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    And no theme ?


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    Please give more details before asking for help !
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

    BP use the standart WP process to upload pictures. The default user avatar is set in the WP settings > discussion where you can choose between different avatar services. The default avatar shipped by BP is Mystery Man.

    When a custom user avatar is uploaded by a member, the picture goes to wp-content/uploads/avatars/ into a folder named by the user ID. The original image is handled by the process to result in 2 different size, and BP rename each file to something unique with a MD5 name, and a human comprehensive name, such as c3f55cb7f3beaa22f7463132f5e0878d-bpfull.jpg and c3f55cb7f3beaa22f7463132f5e0878d-bpthumb.jpg

    Internally BP use 3 default sizes for the user avatar: 50×50(small), 150×150(full) and 450×450 (max original file size).
    These sizes can be changed. Read here how: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/avatar-sizes-in-1-7/

    Each user can modify his profile and change his avatar so many times he want. The avatar upload process contains also an avatar cropper. The default cropping size is related to the avatar define “full”. By default it’s 150×150 and the original image is fixed to 450, even if it’s bigger on the user side.

    Depending the placeholder of a profile avatar, those size are adapted to fit the template part fixed in the theme you use. On activity stream under bp-default theme, the avatar is 20×20, on members directory it’s 150×150, etc

    The signup process is conditionned by registering. As long as a new user has not activated his account, he cannot upload or modify something, or even loggin to the site. That’s why there is no option for pics at this stage.

    And yes, you can embed a profile pic into a sidebar or any other place. But this is only possible if you’re familiarized with BP and if you have some basic PHP knowledge.


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    @sorensen84

    read this first please:
    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

    Your problem seems to sit into your custom theme. Read on codex about templates.

    BuddyPress Codex


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1


    danbpfr
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    @chouf1

    hi @rypo73,

    wow ! That’s not a web site you have, but a plugin plant !
    39 + BP = 46 plugins, aïe aïe aïe caramba 😀
    I suspect you have a setting somewhere who exclude admins from some process. But because suspition is not knowledge, you have to over test anything.

    Revert back to a standart install first: WP + BP 1.7.1 with bp-default theme. And try to follow those advices:

    1 – never touch the original table structure untill you know what you do
    2 – deactivate all your plugins except BP and make your registering tests for each kind of user role
    3 – activate bp-default while testing
    4 – reactivate the plugins one by one and test the register process
    4a – after an hour, you will probably understand why 46 plugins are a pain 😉
    5 – make a break in the stress: drink a coffee or a beer before continuing your test
    6 – if you absolutly need the Group o’matic plugin,update it. It’s now version 1.0.4
    7 – ensure all plugins are updated before reactivate them.

    Hold on, Rome was not built in 5 mn. 😉

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