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Is BuddyPress the right choice?

  • @iamavase

    Participant

    Greetings all. Nice to be in this inernet community. I was building a community website where people can: upload and share reports, illustrations and documents and be able to; comment on each others; and have their own space. It does not seem that Buddypress has an extensive upload capability..is this correct or is there a way I can make it work? Thank you I like the software, or should I try a differnt one for my needs.

    brokenvessel

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  • @crashutah

    Participant

    You’ll want to check out this plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/ I think it will do what you want.

    @marybennett

    Member

    We have a website built using wordpress (cacv.ca) – I was hoping the social networking part could be a separate tab so all that we currently have up would remain as is. Is that possible?

    @iamavase

    Participant

    @ techguy whooopie I am so excited :) thank you for your prompt feedback! Now to figure out how to make it beautiful like all of the pages out there.

    @marybennett is your question directed to someone else? I am new and would not venture to guess. Hope you get an answer, sounds like an novel approach :)

    @mloya

    Member

    Does Buddypress require WPMU. I am having issues with the registration options plugin as it does not activate.

    @crashutah

    Participant

    @mloya
    BP does not require WPMU anymore. However, some plugins do requires WPMU. I’d check with the plugin author about your problem.

    @iamavase

    Participant

    @marybenett after looking at some videos the following link which discusses the idea of a separate section using buddyPress, where the majority of the website is standard. She does not address the idea of a tab specifically, but hopefully it could add insight to your query.

    The presenter, Lisa-Sabin WIlson discusses it at the end of her presentation, which was given at WordCamp NYC 2009
    here is the link:

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