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In reply to: bbPress has not been activated
Please check the codex for documentation first:
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/If that doesn’t help then post back with current issues.
or you could study the DB tables and manually manipulate the fields, not really that difficult. as for emails you can send if you configure a program such as sendmail along with an email account set up with a catchall forwarding to the main email box.
In reply to: don’t want registration page to show after login@benjino before Henry or bp-help posted if you had searched and scrolled down you would have seen the post to which I referred, but no problem :).
In reply to: don’t want registration page to show after loginGuys this has been covered! which is why I requested a site search, not to be mean but to follow a forum principle of not repeating itself and of using it’s archives. 🙂
the latter functions miss an important trick covered in a previous post on this by mercime and in the first example here by Henry and will be, in all likelihood, spitting out the link on all menus, possibly the desired effect?
In reply to: don’t want registration page to show after loginYou’re going to need to get some basic skills especially in the PHP area if working with WP/BP as ther is a need quite often for running up functions – in terms of files to hold that WP provides only one really in themes functions.php, BP provides bp-custom.php that can initiate functions for BP regardless of theme in use.
For the nav question do a quick search for ‘wp nav menu’ you’ll find previous threads, and also make use of the codex to see if any questions are covered there.
In reply to: [Resolved] Blog page exists, don’t want Blog page.it always is the bloody issue in so many cases, wish people wouldn’t install the damned things unless there’s a real need. 🙂
In reply to: Don’t want Blog page.As I said on the other thread this isn’t a BP issue. Blog is a somewhat generic term it doesn’t really refer to any WP component, BP can refer to ‘blogs’ but that is in the case of WP multi site activated. For BP to work out of the box you need do nothing, although if you want the registration process functioning that is a WP function managed from the setting>general page the only thing BP requires is blank pages created to cover it’s main components such as registration , activity, members etc, you can see all that though in the BP settings screens. The blog you refer to is the WP primary loop and it’s not BP that is managing that it’s part of WP core to have the loop query available to render.
In reply to: [Resolved] Blog page exists, don’t want Blog page.You have caching plugins running so check those out as possible causes?
In reply to: don’t want registration page to show after loginYou would probably need to remove the link from the WP dashboard menu screen as it’s not really possible to apply any logic from that point and instead write a function to place a link to the register page if !is_user_logged_in() and then filtered through ‘wp_nav_menu_items’
Failing that approach you could take the slightly more cumbersome? approach of simply defining two wp nav menus and display them in their regions based on logged in/out checks.
In reply to: [Resolved] Blog page exists, don’t want Blog page.Hey, I was hired to create this site, ha ha. ?
This is a WP issue it’s a WP loop so you need to find where it’s being generated from, not really a BP issue
In reply to: Template hierarchy Codex page@DJPaul Yep think it’s all good to go I’ve run it through a few tests and all feels great, the ticket had become so convoluted that it was suggested a line drawn under and any later enhancements to the principle started in new ticket, but personally I think we have the flexibility needed now with devs creating their own bp_get_template_part calls if they need to drill down further.
In reply to: Template hierarchy Codex pageWell @DJPaul kicked it off with the initial patch based on feedback from a couple of devs on this ticket:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4639
The codex entry needs a little additional editing and linking to my earlier page on 1.7 template compatibility.
In reply to: Member list displaying twiceand turn off any caching plugins!
In reply to: redirect to profile page?What did you want? BP used to provide a hardcoded sidebar login bp-me function, you can still find that in bp-default and copy it over to your theme, or grab this upgraded & extended version:
https://github.com/hnla/hnla-bp-sidebar-me.In reply to: Admin only creation of groupsWhy are you linking to wpmu a commercial site. You should check the projects official Docs first 🙂
https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/configure-buddypress-components/In reply to: Admin only creation of groupsYou need to check through the BP settings for the answer to this.
In reply to: [Resolved] custom styles for activity page tabs !At what point is that ruleset appearing in the cascade? This is likely an issue of selector weight, try putting an id in that selector set, an id that is a parent of one of those elements.
In reply to: [Resolved] custom styles for activity page tabs !And what solution were you looking for?
I found the styles in seconds using Firebug:
#friends-personal-li a span {}
or:
.item-list-tabs li a span {}
if you want to catch all the span numbers across bp screens navIn reply to: [Resolved] Visual bug in registration pageAnd then as I said earlier it is indeed a float containment issue, you need either overflow: hidden; or a clearfix class on the .inner_wrapper (please let no one suggest an empty clearing div at bottom of element)
In reply to: [Resolved] Buddypress group page lost stylingIt ought to be considered and think it was briefly mentioned once long ago but there’s always enough to do in each BP release cycle.
In reply to: [Resolved] Buddypress group page lost stylingAh that would have been useful info that the group hierarchy plugin was in use, as it does use it’s own templates that have to live in a folder /tree/ which can be a little confusing, also watch that plugin it is a clever one but as it changes so much about how groups work other plugins or actions on groups can run into issues so if experiencing issues with groups always look there first as possible reason.
In reply to: [Resolved] Locking a website using bp-customwell doubt it would be ‘get_page()’ try ‘is_page()’ with a name, slug, or id.
In reply to: [Resolved] Buddypress group page lost stylingDid you find the div in question in that index page?
In reply to: [Resolved] Buddypress group page lost stylingSorry I don’t make a habit of downloading zip files from unknown sources.
All I can say is comparison of the group index and other BP pages suggests group index is wrong, if somehow this theme pulls files from elsewhere that’s a question for the theme authors really, this is a custom premium theme so they should really deal with any issues users may be having, also have you not got the original site files, can you not replace the group index file from the original, or is this a theme upgrade that you performed that sent things awry?
In reply to: Redirect Homepage to Profile Page if Logged inThen you will need to hack whatever plugin you’re using for those breadcrumbs. This is similar to your other post asking for same redirect to profile when clicking on home logo, so the same approach to finding the users account domain url is used and for checking if logged in but you need then to work out how or if it’s possible to modify the breadcrumb function.
