BuddyPress.org

Hugo’s comment about buddypress.org not being representative of BuddyPress is correct.

I’ve not looked at WpProQuiz_View_FrontQuiz.php, but as long as the do_action is used whenever you want the achievement to be granted, it should work fine.

The above looks like a good start. Doesn’t it work?

Did you move your bb-config.php across? If the database user/password changed, did you update those details in the bb-config.php?

Did the absolute path of the bb-config.php change? If so, you’ll need to go […]

Easiest way is to download and activate this plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-translations/

Yes, supports only the new bbPress plugin.

With no open graph, Facebook just guesses. Sometimes it is right, sometimes it isn’t.

It should be possible with 1.6. You’ll need to remember to turn off the “Forums” component in BuddyPress (wp-admin Settings BuddyPress). I am not totally sure of the steps to do the migration; I’ll ask JJJ […]

Good idea, I haven’t seen a plugin that does this.

Not aware of any tools to export BuddyPress data out of WordPress yet, unfortunately, other than a SQL export from the database.

For someone who makes their living working on WordPRess, I’m surprisingly terrible at remembering to write blog posts. 🙁 I shall write one after work.

In a nutshell, there are 2 screens still to complete […]

I think we have a bug report for this issue, but I don’t think anyone’s investigated a fix yet.

If we had a time machine to go back to 2007/08, and build BuddyPress using custom post types and custom taxonomies — which weren’t usable until 2010 — we probably would.

The core team talk regularly about […]

This is what happens when Open Graph markup is not on a web page. You’re right to try plugins that provide Open Graph for WordPress, but I’m not aware of any plugins that provide Open Graph for the […]

If a plugin doesn’t work, you need to contact its author for support. You’ll be glad to learn we’ve added this into the 1.7 version of BuddyPress (which is still in development) so it will help in future.

Codex pages can be created through wp-admin, like any WordPress site: https://codex.buddypress.org/wp-admin/

Thanks for your comments and interesting discussion so far. If it feels that BuddyPress is evolving quickly; great! 🙂 I’d to point out some numbers about how long the last few releases took:

1.2 – 1.5 = ~18 […]

Awesome work Daniel! Thanks.

I’ve added your Danish translation to my unofficial https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-translations/ plugin

Technically possible. They’d be 3 separate items; this would fragment the discussion, so I wouldn’t recommend it.

Right, bbPress 2 😉

Nope.