[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

This doesn’t work: /wp-content/languages/buddypress-fr_FR.mo, except if you want to use “buddypress” as your site language. BuddyPress isn’t a language, so i won’t recommand to do that. So, guess it’s not required.

Auto update means “auto”, YOU have NOTHING to “put in”.

if you use /wp-content/languages/buddypress/buddypress-fr_FR.mo, it doesn’t work.
You have to create a BP folder in /plugins/ like this /wp-content/languages/plugins/buddypress/

… and read again what i wrote previously. I don’t like to write things twice. 😉

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

You’re using a premium theme for which we can’t help you on this forum. You should ask on their support, included in the license. Or read theme’s documentation.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

See https://buddypress.org/support/topic/filter-for-wp_mail_from-stops-working-with-activated-buddypress/

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

The po file is the working copy, it’s not the translation. The only file you need is the compiled .mo format file.

1) i’m not aware of this behave and i doubt you can get this to work.
2) yes
3) yes
4) you understood wrong. I said the inverse.

To resume the situation:
WP stays in english and you want BP in a different language. This is not possible with the automatic translation system.

Maybe you have to use some multilanguage plugin ?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=translation

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

you say Cropping Tool not showing… you omited to say with your theme.

Have you tested with Twenty Fifteen ? If the tool appears with Twenty, you’ll need to adjust your theme or ask his author for support.

f you’re confortable with CSS, maybe you can use Firebug to get some precious information to help you doing that adjustment.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Common usage

To get automatically a buddypress translation for your site, you have nothing special to do, except setting up WordPress to a custom language.

Note that the language should exist on GlotPress and must be completed to 100%.
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/buddypress

In this case, which is default situation, the translation will be automatically uploaded to wp-content/languages/plugins/

For each new BP version (at least any major releases), you will receive the latest translation available. And the existing po/mo files are then overiden.

Custom usage

If you use a custom translation, you have to protect your work from automatic updates which continues to work. To do that, you need to create a buddypress folder in the default location:

wp-content/languages/plugins/buddypress

Once this location exist, it receives priority when a new translation is available. From this point, you continue to receive the translation in the new directory and you can store your custom version in the first directory wp-content/languages/plugins/.

This is how it works actually for BuddyPress. Will perhaps be modified in the future. But no idea when and how.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

take a look here: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/code-for-adding-new-members-to-groups-automatically/

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

There is no plugin for that. If you have subdomains, you should setup your host so it can work with subdomains…
If it is allowed by your host, you can setup a wildcard.
And your network will be namrezi.org, with sub-domains like blog1.namrezi.org, blog2.namrezi.org
and your users can then create their own blog inside that network.

Read here https://codex.wordpress.org/Configuring_Wildcard_Subdomains

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

How can you have define(‘MULTISITE’, true); if you have NO multisite and 13 subdomains if subdomain install is set to false ?

Please read attentively here: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installation-in-wordpress-multisite/

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

thank you for reporting your thoughts. But the mentionned warnings are very generic, and more important, related to vulnerabilities listed by WPScan Vulnerability Database. It gives you an information, but you have to investigate more about it when you get some alerts.

But before you get in panic, check WPScan and one or two other service, to confirm. In 2016, such informations are also relayed by social networks. If you find nothing there, you’re probaby not concerned, even if the plugin let you know about a defection. 🙂

In your examples, the first message is related to a step cookie using json, and the second mention a deprecated function. This doesn’t mean it is bad or dangerous, but that it is no more used or mostly because it will be removed in a next version. Until, it continues to work.

Once reported by WPScan, the plugin relies a vulnerability on your site. That’s fine, but doesn’t mean the vulnerability affected your site, or even that the vulnerability wasn’t already solved. For example you will see that BuddyPress isn’t reported on WPScan. And the 2 vulnerabilities reported for bbpress (in 2014 !), where both solved in version 2.0. FYI, latest stable version of bbpress is 2.5.8

By experience, i can tell that most of WP vulnerabilities and sister projects like BuddyPress, are actively handled in a few hours after they have been reported.

It’s important to be concerned by security, but it’s also important to know about security (not only trusting to a plugin) and very health savy, to not to sink into paranoia. 😉

A first step into WP security would be to read here.

As best practice advice: contact directly the devs when you are aware about a vulnerability. Don’t give any public information or details about it (to avoid replication) and stay discreet, at least until you received some official instructions.

Of course you can also mention all this to the devs here: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

If your WordPress is correctly declared as multisite and is network activated, no, there is no other blog setting inside BuddyPress.

In the network admin menu, you normally have two network items under Settings:
network setting and network setup.

What do you see in the first box of network setup ?

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

a simple, but raw solution would be to use CSS. Something like:

#buddypress .standard-form #profile-details-section {
   float: left; 
   clear: left;
}

But it’s raw and probably need some adjustment with your theme, and some mobile devices detection rules.

Another solution could be to use this premium plugin, by BuddyDev.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi,

you don’t need a plugin to do that. You have perhaps omited to activate blog creation. Go to your network admin (wp-admin/network/settings.php)

and select one of these option:
– Logged in users may register new sites.
– Both sites and user accounts can be registered.

Save and you’re done.
On the Toolbar user menu (top right) you will see a new button called Sites whith a sub-menu Create a site.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

OUI !

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi @nasse,

please take a look in following file: bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php

You can read all comments inside that file to understand how avatars are working.
At line 919, you’ll find this comment:
// If the uploaded image is smaller than the “full” dimensions, throw a warning. which is the one you related to.

Then read again @imath ‘s above answer.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

See BuddyDrive or MediaPress

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

We’re unable to help you for Yoo Helios premium theme.

Have you assigned a particular template to the mandatory BP pages: activity, members, groups,… ? If yes, remove them, as BP pages must stay “empty”. Just give them a title and nothing else.

Instead of using an exotic function, better try this solution.

is_buddypress fn definition: You can tell if a page is displaying BP content by whether the current_component has been defined. More here.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

@christopherwayne

This comment template is in your theme and has nothing to do with BuddyPress. Best way to ensure is to test with Twenty Fifteen.
After that, you may need a child-theme and use some template overload. Read documentation.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

hi @gigininja,

it’s unclear, can you give more details please ?

I have checked “Organize my uploads into month- and year-based folders”.
By consequence, this path is correct: /wp-content/uploads/2015/07/

What’s unclear is where are the images stored when BP is activated ?
Is the upload not working at all ? Or does it work, but your images are outside of the path you indicate ?

Also, sorry to ask for, are image uploads allowed within your BP settings ?

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi @vinzen,

may not help directly, but read here, at least to get some dev’s thought. 😉

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

@kafic,

Since WP 4.0, you no more need to add the language constant to wp-config.
Read from here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress_in_Your_Language

Concerning brazilian portuguese, the WP translation file is named pt_BR.mo
Once this file is stored in wp-content/languages/, you select pt_br as site language from dashboard > General > site language. This is slightly different from other languages like german or french, who appear as a name in the list and not as de_DE or fr_FR.

To get BuddyPress in brazilian, you simply add the buddypress-pt_BR.mo to wp-content/languages/plugins/ directory

Tested as ok on a beta install of WP 4.5RC2 and BP 2.6alpha

Portuguese Brazilian translations files
WP Stable 4.4.x pt_BR
BuddyPress 2.5.x stable pt_BR

At the botom of these pages, select Machine Object Message Catalog before exporting.

And to get a plain translation of WordPress dashboard, don’t forget to export admin-pt_BR.mo (stored as sub-project on the left sidebar of translate.wordpress.org).

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

dashboard > activities, and sort by activities updates. This will remove any related from activity history.

For a more indeep solution, you have to indicate what you tried and didn’t work.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

I suspected you’ll ask for this. 🙂 But you think a little wrong. These links are related to your site activity feed and are used internally. To get an idea of what search engine are looking for on your site, check the links from: http://bierbuffel.nl/feed/

Anyway, as example:

BierBuffel heeft een update geplaatst 2 dagen, 22 uren geleden
Goed nieuws! Vanaf vandaag heeft Bierbuffel naast een Android app ook een iOS (iPhone, iPad) app! Check it out hxxp://bierbuffel.nl/bier-app/

The links seen by search engines are (in order of appearance)

http://bierbuffel.nl/leden/bierbuffel/ heeft een update geplaatst http://bierbuffel.nl/activiteiten/p/634/ Check it out http://bierbuffel.nl/bier-app/

The ago link (date/time) doesn’t concern SEO – it is just a user information inside a site. Nothing important for SE. The 2 other links are very correct links.

Hope it is clear for you now.

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

That list is/was pretty old and not well maintained. BP’s codex is under permanent reconstruction (made by volonteers), so it’s no tomorrow morning that that list will be back.

Actually, the best place to get available BP plugins is the WordPress Repository. Recommanded search keyword is buddypress. 😉

[@danbp Participant 10 years, 6 months ago]

Hi @javasworks,

you get only one result because you’re in ONE group loop. If you did a custom work, you may omited or done something wrong.
See here how BuddyPress Groups widget is coded, perhaps you can find some inspiration.

Or more easy, why don’t you simply use the Group widget ?