Thanks all. I’m waiting to here back from BeLogical that it works. If it works without errors, I’ll release the new version.
@Hyrxx: no, changing the account registration form to implement referrals or investigation of the data provided is beyond the scope of Welcome Pack. Sorry.
Well, it’s obviously down to each individual theme. In the nicest way possible, I doubt you are going to get anyone here going in to tell you what HTML changes you need to make to each theme to get it to work the way you want. Suggest talking to each theme’s author.
What versions of WPMU and BP are you using? How did you install them – upgrade or fresh install? And are you using a custom theme – if you are, does it work if you revert to the standard BP theme (to test)?
Best place for this feature suggestion would be to put it as an ‘enhancement’ suggestion https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket – you can log in to that site using the same username and password you do for here. Thanks!
If you use Welcome Pack, I have a version I need testing. There’s something I need confirmed on another server that works, so if you are willing to test (e.g. make one new user account and check it works) please let me know. I’ll then release the new version that works on BP RC2/v1.
Of course you need to be running WPMU 2.7.1 and BP RC2.
This could mean several things. You have an existing WP site and want to get those users into WPMU.
Or you have an existing WPMU site, but when you go the ‘members’ list pages on BuddyPress, most of them don’t appear.
I can’t help you with the first one as I don’t know and that question is more appropiate to the WPMU forums (not BuddyPress’). If it’s the second, the users won’t show up until they’ve logged in and done something. There was a script or so around the forums to get this done automatically, but I don’t know where I saw it. Hopefully someone will post.
By “wire on the home page”, do you mean the Site Wide Activity widget? That certainly *won’t* update, as the HTML for that element is cached (i.e. written once when the activity generated, and saved then).
you can call it whatever you want, as long as the file ends in .php. Then just view that file on your website. e.g. say you call it test.php, view it on http://yoursite.com/test/php.
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