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It works for me on WPMU, what exactly isn’t perceived as working?

CLI always better, smarter, faster! or better still drop outdated cludgy SVN and adopt GIT

It has been demonstrated on this site the procedure in creating a custom front or home page with widget aware areas if required, a search should have thrown up some posts. Approaches seem correct in essence The WP template page principle holds true for creating a new frontpage and moving posts to another designated page. […]

It’s a while sincw I ‘ve used svn but if you are using Tortoise in a graphical? environment do new files or folders not have a overlaid blue- ish question mark on their thumb representaions, If when I was using svn if a added a new file directly then I would have to run ‘Add’ […]

There are better ways of expressing the sentiments in your last post 🙂 read it back to yourself. 🙂 BP and WPMU are not apps I would consider running on what I presume is shared hosting, in fact if I had a shared hosting account trotting along nicely and I found out that the host […]

@boonebgorges great stuff I’ll run a trial on the production site using that in the morning and see how it performs. Clearly I was living in a delusional coding delirium thinking I could get away with my original 6 lines of code 😆

“What access if any does wordpress.com give to plugins.”Was a somewhat rhetorical question 🙂

If you simply want it sitting to the side of the profile field table then one approach that you could take but which requires a little editing of your profile-loop.php file along with functions.php so is best done as child theme files would be this: Create a function to wrap that google maps api code […]

Clarify that question please. If you want to run Buddypress you’ll need your own server – shared hosting at a pinch – as it’s a little more than a simple plugin nothing else that I’m aware of comes anywhere near the functionality that BP adds. What access if any does wordpress.com give to plugins.

For clarity: The site appears to be running BP? Is the issue resolved?

Are you really saying that you are running WP 3.0 beta and BP beta(bleeding edge) on a production site as that is never really advisable, only stable releases should run on production sites.

You can’t. You will have to run a standalone copy of WP

understood! hmm seems as though it is going to be awkward working this approach then?

It’s my belief that the footer link plays a bigger part in the problem than is given credit for 🙂 at least it was the last thing I implemented (removing) and appeared to have a significant impact. One thing I think people should stop putting forward is this notion that adding custom fields to sign […]

Knew there would be something 🙂 However in referring to notifications I take that not to mean digests? With digests are they not simply a round up of all events that have occurred in the chosen group? If I’m the only one seeing the plugin would I not still receive a roundup on a weekly/monthly […]

@Dwenaus @boonebgorges That sounds like it’s halfway there, can admin panel simply pass back an array of those white listed usernames or ids? Having got my brain into gear I have arrived at this hardcoded example that simply checks to see if the user ID is in the array before allowing the bp-activity-subscription-main.php page to parse so […]

http://etivite.com/groups/buddypress/forum/topic/quick-tip-display-the-groups-forum-link-on-the-group-directory-groups-loop-php/

Generally it would be placed in a functions.php file that lives in a child theme – are you running a child theme? if not I suppose it can be run in bp-custom.php file that lives in the plugin folder but haven’t tested whether that does work. You can place it in the default themes functions.php […]

If you’re running using the default layout with it’s tab layout this will be an issue, tabs by definition have a finite number of instances that can occur before any layout crumbles and tab effect links do not wrap to next line due to it’s visual design requirements for hugging the baseline. I was running […]

Can do but it was nothing more than a very crude attempt at hardcoding directly to the plugin not rocket science, I set up a simple array of ids then attempted to create a variable from $bp->loggedin_user->id to use in an in_array() it works in theory but can’t get user_id for love nor money. Tested […]