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hnla posted on the forum topic Profile Updates as List in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 15 years, 8 months ago
You’ll probably want to create a custom loop then in whatever page, have a look at this page of the codex:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/ -
hnla posted an update in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 15 years, 8 months ago
here is my menu title function to include:
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
Both these are not new as such it’s very simple to turn a stylesheet into a php parsed file allowing variables to be set, the returned file simply has it’s mime type headers reset to type text/css
This link may have value, as he appears to be creating the file on the fly which may work, the second is simply as I’ve described above and not really…[Read more]
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I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]
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Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic
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hnla created the group BP Jobs Board 15 years, 8 months ago
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
It’s going to be something along the lines of an inarray check for those variables then spit them out in one style tag, not thought through exactly how yet
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Found an idea that looks quite promising! I’ll see if can get something similar implemented in a test.
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Both these are not new as such it’s very simple to turn a stylesheet into a php parsed file allowing variables to be set, the returned file simply has it’s mime type headers reset to type text/css
This link may have value, as he appears to be creating the file on the fly which may work, the second is simply as I’ve described above and not really…[Read more]
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I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]
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Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic
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And here’s more on the idea: SASS (css with attitude!)
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hnla posted an update in the group Add All Nav Links to BP Adminbar: 15 years, 8 months ago
Patrick I’ll pass you the menu title function in the morning , also I think a better means needs to be found to pass the CSS styles through which I’m having a think about.
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@hnla Hiya teach!
I agree about the css styling. With all the customization options included the way they are, there are way too many individual functions and embeds in page heads. I’m scrounging around Google to see if I can find another way, but I haven’t stumbled on anything useful yet.
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It’s going to be something along the lines of an inarray check for those variables then spit them out in one style tag, not thought through exactly how yet
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Found an idea that looks quite promising! I’ll see if can get something similar implemented in a test.
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Both these are not new as such it’s very simple to turn a stylesheet into a php parsed file allowing variables to be set, the returned file simply has it’s mime type headers reset to type text/css
This link may have value, as he appears to be creating the file on the fly which may work, the second is simply as I’ve described above and not really…[Read more]
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I had a bit of fun last night by performing a little test and got some interesting results. Not what I wanted, but interesting nonetheless 🙂
Created a style.php file and deleted the css functions from bp-wp-navbar.php. Removed the css globals from bp-wp-navbar.php to style.php, added variables and get_option calls, then called style.php as an…[Read more]
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5! would anyone really need that many 🙂 not that it hurts I guess.
it’s possible that you are striving too far forward in the approach with the styles they may be trickier than at first glance, but you may need to be looking to use php functions such fopen(0 and fwrite() but not sure how that would fit to the WP/BP way of doing things. might…[Read more]
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Next, I’ll try the way suggested in the 1st link
ttp://davidwalsh.name/css-variables-php-dynamic
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And here’s more on the idea: SASS (css with attitude!)
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hnla posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 15 years, 8 months ago
@tedmann have you added all the tricks mentioned? changed footer links? added referer rule to your .htaccess
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
@boonebgorges web accessible? does that mean what so ever, that form can in no way be used and returned, I’m perhaps thinking of curl scripts?
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hnla posted on the forum topic Release for 1.2.6? in the group Miscellaneous: 15 years, 8 months ago
@intimez As Paul Hastings says you can view the outstanding tickets for 1.2.6 as you will see there are not that many left and while it is a bit later than promised? there is activity (mainly watching a fascinating very well narrated screencast 🙂 ) and it shouldn’t be too long now.
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hnla posted on the forum topic wanted to setup a network for my college in the group Installing BuddyPress: 15 years, 8 months ago
Please don’t jump in on others threads if you have a question start your own post.
You might need to check that you have allowed registration in the super-admin settings.
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hnla posted on the forum topic Email FROM title problem in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 15 years, 8 months ago
You raised this ticket though intimez
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hnla posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 15 years, 8 months ago
Oh there are many more than that as soon as you start to try and block them a new address will be used
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
I noted earlier in the thread the mention of adding topic content to meta description as well, which never got covered. it’s difficult as the OP sort of hopes for absolute solutions when often there are not or at least not that don’t involve coding skills and API knowledge.
Sadly the OP probably fled at least their last comment was simply “So no…[Read more]
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Okay, just got to this (/cc @rogercoathup).
Concern raised and duly noted. There are so many threads talking about the same thing. And there are only so many people answering them.
Try and see it from the mod’s standpoint. I’m not getting defensive and I truly accept the constructive feedback. The rationale behind closing a thread is to…[Read more]
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@r-a-y I didn’t have you in my ‘gunsights’ with regard to handling criticism… so, apologies if it appeared a little scattergun. I appreciate your to the point, technically aware replies.
I know there are some very difficult users & oft repeated questions – hopefully, some strong pointers to existing documentation and better search facilities…[Read more]
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
I don’t think either has been done, but now that Boone fella with the aberrant ‘B’ has some site access we may be able to change these things.
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The bbPress register.php file is indeed there, but it doesn’t appear to be web accessible. BP_REGISTER_SLUG is the default ‘register’ on buddypress.org.
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@boonebgorges web accessible? does that mean what so ever, that form can in no way be used and returned, I’m perhaps thinking of curl scripts?
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hnla posted on the forum topic BuddyPress Spam in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 15 years, 8 months ago
Not sure of the process but even if you haven’t got bbpress running locate and remove the file. If spambots are managing to get around hidden fields that should remain empty it suggests they are not using whatever form that protection is on. For CURL try adding this: (but check carefully things still work!) # […]
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Hugo Ashmore posted a new activity comment 15 years, 8 months ago
Just be easier if he could get a new name altogether :p
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Hugo Ashmore posted an update 15 years, 8 months ago
@rogercoathup Roger that closed thread you refer to or I think you refer to has a conclusion in the thread pointed to does work the last post claiming it doesn’t is perhaps a spurious one? I have run a version of the function this morning and it works nicely to add topic title to title tag
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@hnla – right thread!
The issue is: it was a difficult and not very technically astute ‘customer’ who’d opened the later thread, and there we are closing his thread and pointing him to something confusing and apparently inconclusive – even you had to get Ray to re-open it briefly, and check the solution again. 🙂
I can’t see the guy asking the…[Read more]
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I noted earlier in the thread the mention of adding topic content to meta description as well, which never got covered. it’s difficult as the OP sort of hopes for absolute solutions when often there are not or at least not that don’t involve coding skills and API knowledge.
Sadly the OP probably fled at least their last comment was simply “So no…[Read more]
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Okay, just got to this (/cc @rogercoathup).
Concern raised and duly noted. There are so many threads talking about the same thing. And there are only so many people answering them.
Try and see it from the mod’s standpoint. I’m not getting defensive and I truly accept the constructive feedback. The rationale behind closing a thread is to…[Read more]
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@r-a-y I didn’t have you in my ‘gunsights’ with regard to handling criticism… so, apologies if it appeared a little scattergun. I appreciate your to the point, technically aware replies.
I know there are some very difficult users & oft repeated questions – hopefully, some strong pointers to existing documentation and better search facilities…[Read more]
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hnla posted on the forum topic New install just gets 404 errors in the group Installing BuddyPress: 15 years, 8 months ago
You take that code and paste it into a file named .htaccess if this file does not exist create it and upload it to the site root. As for the WP codex page, it has the essential information, sometimes that has to be read a few times to be able to digest satisfactorily sometimes one […]
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hnla posted on the forum topic Change the name of the Group tab in the group BuddyPress Media: 15 years, 8 months ago
@faberuna You have asked this same question on this thread and received a response 1 hour 50 minutes ago, yet this post is stamped 1 hour 30 minutes? Please avoid duplicating questions amongst multiple groups, also this group is a specific plugin group so is not the appropriate place for this question. This thread should be […]
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hnla joined the group BuddyPress Media 15 years, 8 months ago
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Yay, it works! Sort of… only the menu title is being shown in the navbar. There is no dropdown of pages that I’ve added in the backend.
Should be sounds possible that the menu items weren’t saved correctly, it does work in a slightly odd manner the menus backend. have to remember to save after adding items to menu and again when adding menu to region
I’ve tried several times to create and save menus with pages added to them but, no matter what I do, or the order in which I do it, pages are not displayed in dropdowns under the main menu items. 🙁
This doc
https://phpdoc.wordpress.org/trunk/WordPress/Nav_Menus/_wp-includes—nav-menu.php.html
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wp_get_nav_menu_items
Any possibility that should be implemented too in the function?
Or perhaps we could specify “depth”? I’m just throwing out ideas here ‘cuz, like I said earlier, this is way over my head. 😉
not sure what’s occurring, they work for me without issue, Make sure no styles are conflicting in any way or plugins other than at a loss, shouldn’t need to adjust depth but perhaps tour pages are set up in an odd manner? although I have child pages and although the menu system doesn’t nest them correctly they do show as top level pages I can add…[Read more]
Right, I guess the time has come to set up a sandbox install to play around and debug stuff. I’ve been using my site as a playground but, if I ever want to launch the thing officially, I should stop mucking around with it.;-)
Yes you never test anything on a production server nor upload anything that hasn’t been thoroughly checked before going live. You do need a local test environment for any serious development work. In fact you will find that you need a few, I have six set up to different configurations.
Good advice, thanks. Finally getting around to installing XAMPP on my machine. Oh goody… a new toy! 🙂
Wow! I remember you encouraging me a few months ago on another forum about how simple XAMPP really is to install and use. You were right.
It took less than an hour to read all the docs, get it up and running, create a db and install WP3.0.
Now to some serious fiddling! If I break it, start over 🙂
@hnla
In spite of regularly believing myself to be possessed of genius, today’s experience has been another example of just how thick I can sometimes turn out to be 😉
For each menu section in bp-wp-navbar.php, I had replaced the entire li element with the menu title function, thereby removing the wp_nav_menu(array()). Of course nothing’s…[Read more]