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have you tried restarting services, like your mysql service?
It’s tomorrow!
Try the demo of the latest development build. http://testbp.org/
Awesome, thanks
Dang you burtadsit! Forums were removed off my list when going live this weekend. It wasn’t integrated enough to be worth it. Now I’m going to have to reconsider…
“Beta 2 will either be late tonight, or in the morning PDT.”
Hot Dog! I have been refreshing that dang trunk revision log for a month now!
good deal. did a search but didn’t come up with anything on trac. should have thought to search for pagination. thanks!
I’ve been working on https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/290
No luck so far. I thought I found the offending location, but I’m not sure now. Can you verify?
wp-content/themes/buddpress-home/css/base.css
wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/activity/activity-list.php
+1 on the chat plugin. would be an incredible way to keep folks on your social site if they can be more social
when a new user signs up they will get the “default” them, /wp-content/themes/default
replace that with whatever theme you want them to get, in this case, the buddypress theme
when will the status update module come? same time as photo?
dang, and i was hoping to do some coding tomorrow while I’m off. what will I do when you aren’t here to respond to my questions?
enjoy your days off!
maybe editing your CSS classes messed this up?
I’m not able to get this to show up on my register page. It shows up correctly on the comments pages. Ideas what I can try?
good info, thanks burtadsit!
ok, i just noticed that it says “active members”. i’m guessing that field (last_updated) that I updated isn’t the correct active members field stamp.
anyone know where this is?
i found a solution below for anyone else that needs it, but it didn’t work 100%. i can now search for all my members, and they all show up when you click on a letter in the member directory but the total count and list of initial members doesn’t show up when you click on the main “Members” link from the front page. ideas as to why?
here is the solution I found if you are migrating an existing site to buddypress. run these 3 separately against your database in this order:
(#1) insert into wp_bp_xprofile_data (user_id,value) select ID,user_login from wp_users;
(#2) update wp_bp_xprofile_data set field_id = “1” where field_id “0”;
(#3) update wp_bp_xprofile_data set last_updated = “2008-12-24 11:39:36” where last_updated = “0000-00-00 00:00:00”;
this will allow your existing wordpress users to have some initial buddypress profile data in order for the member directory to work properly.
good stuff, works great. would also love to see it expanded to groups.
doh!!! WPMU 101!
sometimes you try to just go too deep. i saw a htaccess.dist and just assumed it was my .htaccess
i was wrong.
uploaded the .htaccess and it’s working!
ok, i found an httpd.include that has apache config in it. i added this, restarted apache, and the same errors.
<Directory /var/www/vhosts/domain.net/httpdocs>
AllowOverride FileInfo Options
</Directory>
Here is the error I am getting in the logs.
[Wed Dec 24 10:27:58 2008] [error] [client 123.456.789.101] File does not exist: /var/www/vhosts/domain.net/httpdocs/news, referer: http://domain.net/
Does the rewrite look like it’s going to the correct place? (/var/www/vhosts/domain.net/httpdocs/news)
Thanks!
any chance it’s a permission issue? it’s all root chmod 755 now
sweet, I’ll try that out, thanks!
any thoughts?
any thoughts?