@landshark
This plugin is different than Buddyvents. They work together, cause some of the group functionality (address) overlaps, but they do different things.
@teebes
Haven’t actually looked into routes that much, so I’m not sure yet how I’ll implement it.
I’ve had to wipe the current location info, so at the moment you’ll not see much. Also, it obviously only works if the current user has set their location.
There’s BP Gallery by Bradesh (http://buddydev.com/), which is ready to be used on a production site, but has a price tag. And then there’s BP Album + by foxly and francescolaffi (https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-album/), which isn’t quite ready for a production site, but is free and shows a lot of promise.
@whitbyglennk
That really depends on your theme. If the theme you use uses standard BP-Default theme markup (e.g. a child theme), then Buddyvents will work straight out of the box. There might be some minor CSS issues, but not more than with other plugins that use standard markup (depends on your modifications).
The payment is for version 1.x only. Basically, while the plugin version stays at 1.x all updates and support are free. Once the plugin reaches 2.x the plugin will have to be purchased again at half price for existing customers. The readme file, where you can have a look at current/future features for various versions, can be found here: http://test.shabushabu.eu/2010/10/readme-buddyvents-dev-v1-2/
Yup, that’s a known problem. Rather than using actual line breaks in strings, using `n` and keeping everything on one line resolves this issue.
Something like this will work:
`Group details for the group “%s” were updated:nnTo view the group: %s`
It should work, once you actually deregister jquery properly. At the moment it’s commented out, so you’re loading jquery twice, which might break things (also, not sure if init is the correct hook for that…).
@ffdltd
v2 is still a bit off. Probably middle of next year.
Yup, moving things, like the calendar or the map, around is quite easy. There’s templatetags for that.
Ah, ok. The placement of the map is being handled by actions, so by removing the current action and then attaching the map to another action it is possible to move the map wherever your theme provides actions.
@ekine
Couln’t recreate the error, Ekine. Just created an event on the test site and it worked as it should.
@bowromir
Cheers, mate! Development cycle will slow down now a bit, though. I’ll spend more time now on my Jobboard plugin, to get that hopefully released within 2-3 weeks. Also, the mapping plugin will take up more time. Next major release of Buddyvents will probably be early December.
It really doesn’t matter where or when jquery is loaded as long as the plugin developer is using wp_enqeue_script to load it. That’ll solve the problems you have, so I’d notify the plugin author and tell him/her about the enqeue functions.
