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In reply to: Making a Networking site for Creatives
1. I think there’s a restrict group plugin. Try a search here: https://buddypress.org/extend/ and you should find it.
2. This is the default behavior for groups/forums
3. The BP Album + plugin is working on this, but still not done. There’s another paid plugin out there that does this. Here’s a post I did on my blog lamenting the paid option versus the not quite ready open source option: http://www.crashutah.com/blog/juanchito/2010/05/26/buddypress-group-photo-gallery-plugin-thoughts/In reply to: No Welcome Email.Did you try searching the forums? There are a number of possible solutions here: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/email-notification-not-working/?topic_page=2&num=15
In reply to: Redirecting to profile page after login@thenone This redirect works for both MU and WP.
In reply to: I would like to disable Email activationIf you put it in functions.php you’ll probably need to do something like this:
function auto_login_bp() {
//Automatically log the user in
$user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
wp_set_auth_cookie($user_id);
do_action(‘wp_signon’, $user_info->user_login);
}add_filter( ‘wpmu_signup_user_notification’, ‘auto_login_bp’ );
Although, even then it might not know the $user_id variable. So, you might have to add the code in my original post to the bp-auto-activate-user-and-blog plugin on line 170 or so. Although, that will cause the issues I mentioned above I think.
In reply to: I would like to disable Email activation@mazen I just figured out the code to make it work on WP. I’ll add it to my plugin above soon. Here’s the code:
//Automatically log the user in
$user_info = get_userdata($user_id);
wp_set_auth_cookie($user_id);
do_action(‘wp_signon’, $user_info->user_login);I tried it a little with WPMU. It kind of works, but there’s some sequencing that needs to happen better. Cause it logs me in, but not before the login box appears in the sidebar. So, it looks like you’re not logged in, but you are. Which is weird, because it’s not happening to me on WP. Although, it’s likely cause on WP I’m hooking to bp_core_signup_user and in WPMU it hooks to wpmu_signup_user_notification.
Who’s for a unified signup process (WPMU and WP) now that they’re one?
In reply to: I would like to disable Email activation@mazen I’m planning to look at this as well. Just haven’t had time yet. My plan was to look at how this plugin does it: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-fb-autoconnect/ Hopefully that can be used to do the automatic login. I know there’s a paid plugin that does it so it’s possible.
In reply to: Performance of BuddyPress on WP versus WPMU@boonebgorges I suspect the same as far as the BP load. It does seem to be doing alot of dynamic things with every page load.
I’d love to see the same analysis of BP performance. A plugin like wp-cache for BP would be great too. It would just have to be a very different approach since the data is so much more dynamic than a rather static blog post.
In reply to: Group Invite by EmailI’m not sure about the plugin you’re referring to, but this plugin should do what you want: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/invite-anyone/
In reply to: Is BuddyPress the right choice?@mloya
BP does not require WPMU anymore. However, some plugins do requires WPMU. I’d check with the plugin author about your problem.In reply to: Performance of BuddyPress on WP versus WPMUTravel-Junkie,
I could be wrong, but it seems like the choice still matters since the move from WP to WPMU could still require some modifications beyond switching the multisite on. I’ve tested my various plugins so they work on both. So that won’t be an issue. Anything else, or will it just be easy to switch between the 2 as I please?In reply to: Confused about where things get postedGo to your BP settings page and turn off: “Disable activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts?:” Then it won’t happen.
This has been discussed quite a bit. There’s even been some discussions about doing away with the forums and just making the activity stream “the forum.” It will be interesting to see how this evolves.
In reply to: How to make Facebook Style Activity StreamLest I have to revoke like Paul, I think this plugin (paid) has some of the features for posting videos/pictures in the activity stream: http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-bp-gallery-rc4-for-buddypress-time-to-get-stable-in-next-week-now/ Although, I don’t know for sure since I can’t bring myself to pay for it. Too much of a fan of open source and the benefits of open source.
In reply to: Performance of BuddyPress on WP versus WPMUTravel-Junkie,
I would disagree that WPMU ceases to exist. It’s just been integrated with the WP codebase, but that code still exists just inside of the WP codebase. From the initial look I did, WPMU is basically using the same tables, the same function calls, etc. So, the performance should be about the same whether it’s integrated or not no? WPMU in 3.0 still creates the new tables for each blogs. It still modifies the registration components, etc. So, I think WP 3.0 or WP 3.0 Multisite shouldn’t change the performance between WP and WPMU I would think.I hope @apeatling will join this thread and share his experience.
In reply to: I will pay if you can fix for me…Try adding it to Trac and you’ll likely get the help to fix it for free: https://trac.buddypress.org/ Just login with the same username as you used here.
I’ve seen the time stamp one mentioned in another thread. The other one sounds new.
In reply to: Show Nav Link for Group Members Only in WP (not MU)Thanks! That worked for me on both WPMU and WP. Here’s the full code since it required 2 inputs:
‘user_has_access’ => groups_is_user_member($bp->loggedin_user->id, $bp->groups->current_group->id)In reply to: Is BuddyPress the right choice?You’ll want to check out this plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/ I think it will do what you want.
In reply to: Show Nav Link for Group Members Only in WP (not MU)Anyone know a way to have a nav link only appear for group members besides: ‘user_has_access’ => bp_group_is_visible() ? That doesn’t seem to work with WP.
In reply to: Invite Friends systemintimez,
Boone’s plugin works fine with regular WP.In reply to: Upgraded: now Avatars in admin bar dont showDid you try posting your problem to Trac: https://trac.buddypress.org/ (same login as here)? That’s where the core developers will most likely see and help with a problem like this.
In reply to: Adding Posts on to a group pageTry BuddyPress Links. It does a lot more than what you’re describing, but should accomplish what you want. You just might have to restrict the other functionality, but it has lots of hooks that could probably accomplish that if you can code.
In reply to: wordpress or wp mu – buddypressIf you want users to have blogs, then you should use WP MU. Also, certain plugins only work with WPMU or WP. So, that should be part of the decision making process too. Otherwise, both of them will work.
In reply to: Plugin Request: Buddypress Video GalleryPhilo,
I think you’ll enjoy some of the features of the BP Links plugin too. The way the videos pop out is awesome. A little more organization of the links and it’s basically what you want I think.In reply to: Group Extension API Widget DisplayAditya,
I just finally decided to go in and edit the theme. The rest of the Group Extension API has been working fine for me.In reply to: My site has disappearedDelete the theme that you activated from the theme directory. If that’s what caused the error, then deleting it should revert to a different theme.
If that doesn’t work, you can rename the buddypress plugin folder (which essentially disables it) so that you’ll be back to square one before you enabled BP.
Not sure what caused this. I want to say it’s the theme, but not sure since you said the admin pages don’t load either.
In reply to: Adding Subnav Link to Group PagesSounds good. I just created my first Trac ticket: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2389 I think that’s where all the cool people hang out.
