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unfortunately, I’m not longer part of this project. The developers who are now managing this website are incompetent.

Hello,
The location feature is not a plugin, its rather hard-coded. Unfortunately, I’m no longer a partner with the company and my work has been taken over by another development company the owner has hired. I […]

Thanks Nick. There are a lot of plugins out there that can get that done for you, I simply use:

Thanks everyone!
Shared hosting would not be able to support the site. The site is using one of Media Temple VPS packages for hosting. In a few months, I’ll most likely move the site to its own dedicated server, […]

Thanks 😉 We’ve received over 200 members within 3 hours of launching the site.

We just went live 🙂

New look, more features, I’ll most likely tear it apart again once BuddyPress 1.5 goes live.

http://www.h-mag.com

Hi Paul,
Thanks for the update. Just noticed one error. The url for the email tab needs a quick fix:

from:
http://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=welcome-pack&tab=emails

to
http://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=welcome-pack&tab=emails

Our 5th issue along with our ‘riské’ cover is up on the site. We’re delivering the new issues this Saturday. http://www.h-mag.com/

thanks @r-a-y

Everything was done manually Alan. I only recently began experimenting with groups and forums as I just didn’t find any use for them on the site.

@clubugly its 8 months and counting now of hard work building it from the ground up.

@arques I definitely plan on giving W3 Total Cache a shot once its been verified as compatible with WP 3.0 Thanks for the suggestions.

Thank you Javier.

@apeatling I know you must be swamped but if you get a chance, can you update the screenshots for hMAG within the showcase section of the site. Unfortunately, there’s been so many updates and upgrades on the hMAG site that it no longer resembles that old screenshot 🙂

Hi Silver, Take a look at the scripts available here (http://speckyboy.com/2010/02/03/10-jquery-plugins-for-easier-google-map-installation/) for adding Google Maps to your events. You’d need to parse every Event’s address to achieve the effect. I actually prefer Bing’s map over Google’s, which is what I’m using. In terms of calendar view, again a…[Read more]

I’d strongly recommend looking into fullcalendar http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/. Even though I ended up developing our event management system from scratch, on the old h-mag.com site I managed to get the calendar system working by feeding BP Events tables directly into FullCalendar. The instructions for loading events as an array into the…[Read more]

Thank you 🙂 My biggest fear would be WP 3.0 and BP 1.3 released tomorrow with new features like linkedin API support, built in e-commerce, and perhaps even video streaming support.. hours? nono lol most likely weeks, maybe months 🙂 In the end, BP has opened up a world of possibilities of running your own […]