BuddyPress.org

yeah, just bought a $60 theme — and upon activation — there is an overlap issue on the activity stream.

this is why we need a buddypress default.

for people who just want their community software to work.

i mean, it’s not “massive,” the community in question is just over 300 people, but i just bought a theme figuring eh, i’ll improve some…[Read more]

for one site, i just used bp-default directly because i figured it would always be there and would always work.

but i did find this:

If you are already using bp-default, either directly or as a parent theme, don’t worry.

at the link you recommended…

right now, i am less interested in making buddypress look and feel the way i want it to -…[Read more]

if i remember correctly, some plugin fixed it. but i can’t remember what it was called. also, i’m pretty sure i asked the initial question several years ago — not 10 months ago.

let us know how/if you resolve the issue. i haven’t checked on this issue in quite a while and honestly can’t remember how the solution/workaround i have on my 2…[Read more]

hi i made a test user here:

http://www.curetinnitus.org/members/testeruser1/profile/public/

but if you’ll notice all other buddypress functionality redirects to a registration page, and that redirect is handled by wishlist member.

if you go here

Members

you’ll get redirected.

BUT — obviously i only want…[Read more]

i’d like to rephrase that – it’s “my” goal that all comments for specific content appear both under posts and in the activity stream – maybe others have other configuration goals.

the idea is that if someone comments on Content, that the comment appears wherever comments are gathered.

so, we have posts w comments and we have an activity stream where excerpts of the posts appear, but you can expand the content to see the whole thing.

the goal is: regardless of whether you are at the post itself or if you are in the…[Read more]

ideally, of course, when people comment within the activity stream, they would not have to “leave” the activity stream to participate at a website.

ideally:
user makes a comment on the activity stream and that comment also shows up at the blog post as a comment
and
user comments at the blog post/page — and of course the activity stream is…[Read more]

i think i remember what i did a few years back — i forced users to jump out to the posts themselves to make comments. i think i did this by just not displaying the comment buttons in the activity stream … something like that.

thnx for the vid, Boone rocks!