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@chouf1 – Can you tell me where there are javascript messages that are not being translated? All javascript in BuddyPress is supposed to be localized (though it does use a different technique from __() and _e()); anything untranslated is probably a bug.

To hide something from non-logged-in users, surround it in is_user_logged_in() checks, like soif ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
\ stuff that only logged in users should see
}

I’ll bring the marshmallows!

BP 1.3 *is* coming – it will not be another nine months. But we have hit some tricky bits, and the core development team has not had an infinite amount of time to volunteer to pushing BP 1.3 along. If you are a developer (or even a savvy user who can test patches or verify […]

Yeah, some of these problems might be related to minimum requirements. I am assuming that you’re using a custom theme, which is causing your problems with toolbar (what do you mean by ‘toolbar’?), settings/parent windows, and the textarea resizer. All of these things are working fine for me in all modern browsers using the default […]

No need for me to send you the .pot – it’s in the plugin! wp-content/plugins/buddypress-docs/languages/bp-docs.pot

Thanks!

Thanks, Selu! The delete problem was definitely a bug – thanks for finding it! It should be fixed in 1.0.1 (just tagged). I’ve also included the .pot file in 1.0.1. If you translate into Spanish and would like to provide me with the translation, please do! boonebgorges @ gmail I agree with your point about […]

Mea culpa.

I realized after I posted my response that the fix I thought I’d put into 1.0 had gotten overwritten accidentally. It’ll be in 1.0.1, which will come out later today. Have a look at that, and let me know if it solves the problem for you.

Yeah, I can’t reproduce either. But the line number points to a place where I’m unsetting a cookie. So it makes me think that something in the OP’s setup is not allowing that to happen, which is causing an error to be thrown, which can cause the “headers already sent” stuff.

@ds123 – Thanks very much for the report. What browser were you using at the time? And do you have very strict cookie-settings? This appears to be a cookie-related error.

Good suggestion about group user control. I’ve opened a ticket: https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/issues/57

Your second problem was a known issue in 1.0-beta-2 (it was a Javascript conflict that took me a few hours to figure out but only two lines of code to fix!) Have you upgraded to 1.0?

Glad you’re enjoying the plugin, and thanks for the feedback! – I’m definitely planning some sort of upload integration https://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs/issues#issue/17 I’ve been thinking of using BP Group Documents as the backend – There’s already a comments section for each doc (at the bottom). Inline comments would be nice but…[Read more]

Possibly related: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2642

Are you by chance making some sort of change (either manually or through a plugin) to the user_nicename or user_login fields? Or are you using spaces in your usernames?

That definitely should not happen. Are you running any other BP-related plugins that might be causing a conflict?

Forum-specific notifications are not, at the moment, part of BuddyPress’s core functionality (for better or for worse). @johnjamesjacoby has promised an upgrade of buddypress.org soon. Maybe one of the things we can hope for is that he’ll install something like the BuddyPress Group Email Subscription plugin, so that individuals can subscribe to…[Read more]

Definitely the wrong group to be raising the issue 😉 But I think that the change is in keeping with the way that WP is being increasingly used, namely as a highly networked CMS. Blog roles are meant for very specific things – namely, to have posting or admin privileges on a particular site. It […]

1) Add user through Network Admin. This has the effect of creating a user account on the Network – no blog association.
2) Site Admin > Users > Add User. Add existing user by email/user name. (This part could use better UI – ajax autocompletion would be nice.)
3) Tada 🙂

Thanks a million for the tests, @hnla 🙂 Re users and blogs: I think that the way it’s meant to work in WP 3.1 Network is that newly-created users no longer are added to the root blog automatically. That’s in keeping with the way that BP has always handled it. So you have to add them […]