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In reply to: Missing content..advice needed
That is basically the members page. Go to dashboard/settings/buddypress/pages beside “Members” click the dropdown and select the workstations page and click save. That will associate your members page with the workstations page you had previously created.
In reply to: Missing content..advice needed@bao_plansystem
Please be more specific. Is this a BuddyPress page or just a standard WordPress page that is missing content? Also give as much detail as you can about your install.@whitewolf1988
Looks like your using a test server anyhow so go ahead and try BP 1.7 and if it resolves the issue then you can upgrade to BP 1.8 when the theme author has updated this theme to work with BP 1.8. Sorry if this is not a complete solution but that is the risk you take when purchasing themes that are overly complex and are not promptly update for current versions of WP and BP! Good luck!In reply to: Strange Width in Buddypress@mafaldam
Supply a link like karmatosed said. Did this happen automatically or after you made some changes? Supply as much info as you can about your install. Did you maybe accidentally hit
Ctrl and -(minus) if so it will make the page width shrink. If so hit Ctrl +(plus).@craigheyworth
Check this link out and see how it implements a profile link to the wp_nav_menu
http://pastebin.com/HSpJNLyV
You can see how to construct the profile link to add to the wp_nav_menu. Use the code I previously supplied to construct the links.@oken
Try activating twenty twelve theme or bp-default and see if the issue persists. It would help if you would also supply the name of the theme. If you have plugins enabled other than BuddyPress then disable them as well so you can try to isolate if the issue is plugin or theme related.In reply to: [Resolved] BuddyPress looks strange…@romandaily
Your welcome, I do think it is strange that a theme would contain images of a bullet instead of using standard markup but I am glad you got it worked out.
Cheers!In reply to: [Resolved] BuddyPress looks strange…@romandaily
That is one reason I asked if you had tried the other themes as to isolate the issue. Now that we know it is your theme you can use chromes developer tools and firebug for firefox to inspect the elements. The css code I gave you may need to be modified because I have no idea which selectors are using in this particular theme. If you are unsure how to do this you could contact the theme author for support and they may be able to provide a solution. It would also help if you supplied a link to your site in case others may assist.In reply to: [Resolved] BuddyPress looks strange…@romandaily
Not sure what theme your using because of the cropped image but you could try adding something like this to the themes style.cssul, li { list-style-type: none !important; }Have you checked to see if these bullets show up when activating Twenty Twelve Theme or bp-default?
In reply to: Private BP without a plugin@ericaeide
Have you tested the plugin with all other plugins other than BP and bbPress deactivated because it works pretty sweet for me and I am not just saying it because it is my plugin? When I say deactivate all but BuddyPress and bbPress it means all and not just the ones you choose to leave activated. This is basic troubleshooting procedures!@craigheyworth
Where there is a will there is always a way!@craigheyworth
Your welcome glad I could assist you!@craigheyworth
Oops I forgot to wrap the code lets try again:
For Friends Link:<a href="<?php global $current_user; echo home_url() . '/members/' . $current_user->user_login . '/friends/'; ?>">Friends</a>For Messages Link:
<a href="<?php global $current_user; echo home_url() . '/members/' . $current_user->user_login . '/messages/'; ?>">Messages</a>@craigheyworth
You can try these with the text widget providing you enabled php like my example above.
For Friends Link:
user_login . ‘/friends/’; ?>”>FriendsFor Messages Link:
user_login . ‘/messages/’; ?>”>MessagesMay not be perfect but it works. You could add an unordered list and wrap them in list items and style them how you choose. Good luck!
In reply to: BuddyPress Registration Component@ibrahim-ismail
If your logged in you would be redirected to the home page. Its default behavior. Try logging out then typing the url. Search on here for similar threads because this has been covered many times over and you should find the solution in those threads.@craigheyworth
I was actually just responding about it being dangerous. I simply meant if someone tells you it is dangerous they should at least say why, after all you was only going to use it to add links.@craigheyworth
I guess that is good info if you knew in the first place how to create your own widgets and I am assuming you wouldn’t otherwise you wouldn’t have asked for help. Also if one does not elaborate why it is not safe, I personally would like to here the explanation as to why myself. You just wanted to create some dynamic links correct? Its not like your giving them a form to execute malicious php code in. Saying it is not safe given the circumstances of the specific use is not really valid in my opinion without a clear explanation.@craigheyworth
You would have to enable php in widgets before you do anything. You can use this code in your themes functions.php to enable it:add_filter('widget_text','execute_php',100); function execute_php($html){ if(strpos($html,"<"."?php")!==false){ ob_start(); eval("?".">".$html); $html=ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); } return $html; }Then in a text widget you could add @modemloopers code above for examples.
In reply to: Make Activity Feed Restrictions?@tduschei
That really is not what the unlbocked pages are meant to display. It is not meant for pages that need to generate the unique id of a a logged in user. That would defeat the purpose of the plugin. You can allow logged out visitors to view the members though by entering: members
in one of the unblocked page fields. I hope you understand that is the logic behind the plugin. It would not make sense to use a plugin for privacy only to divulge the most sensitive content on the site which is users profiles to logged out visitors. Its not a bug, it was developed this way purposely. Good luck!In reply to: Make Activity Feed Restrictions?@tduschei
By default the front page you set in dashboard/settings/reading is not blocked. To un-block a page with a url like this for example: http://your-site/sample-page/
You would go to dashboard/settings/privatecommunitybp and in one of the unblocked page fields you would only need to enter: sample-page because it already gets the rest of the url dynamically. Make sure to save it at the bottom. For you to see how it works you would have be logged out of course. Good luck!In reply to: Register Page Blank in Latest Version (1.8)As @hnla said try activating the Twenty Twelve theme and see if the issue persists. It may be your theme and if that is the case then you will need to request support from them.
In reply to: Register Page Blank in Latest Version (1.8)Did you go to dashboard/settings/general and check the box beside membership that anyone can register?
In reply to: User Specific Front Page@mohsenm @4ella
Yeah Brajesh’s plugin works great. Here is an alternate method I posted on my blog if you wanna give it a try.
BuddyPress Redirect To Profile Trick Using A Landing Page.@terungwa
You have to log-out to see the registration page. This is default behavior. It wouldn’t be logical for someone that has the credentials to be logged in to view that page. That is why it redirects to the home page. I am looking at your registration page now and it looks fine!
