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  • @hnla

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    This isn’t really a BP specific issue WP auto update is a process handled by your main WP installation files, you need to seek help on the WP forums but provide a little more detail than you have if possible as it’s hard to speculate on what might be going wrong based on the above.

    In reply to: block user

    @hnla

    Participant

    As far as I’m aware not at present, but a plugin will be released shortly, I believe, that will provide this capability.

    @hnla

    Participant

    @boiy You may ask, but please start a new thread for new questions.

    @hnla

    Participant

    You will need to write the code! this isn’t something that exists as far as I’m aware i.e as a plugin addition, and I’m not even sure it’s possible as you’re asking for a member to be added to a group before that account has been activated, that and other issues may make this quite hard or impossible to do.

    @hnla

    Participant

    80,000 groups! Really? Even with improvements where they can be made I would have thought it’s always going to be somewhat slow with those sorts of numbers.

    How have you got 80,000 groups, what are these groups that you have so many?

    @hnla

    Participant

    Yes but you will need access to a graphical frontend for your DB i.e phpMyAdmin, you’ll then need to restore your backup to a new DB so that you can check the table rows, identify the user in question and copy the details of the fields into a new row in the user table of your production DB having FIRST backed up your current live DB for safety – not going to be an easy process if your not familiar with this sort of thing, perhaps there’s an easier route but can’t think of one at the moment.

    @hnla

    Participant

    Try adding:

    show_admin_bar( true );

    To your functions.php file.

    @hnla

    Participant

    Find a better theme? There are many frameworks & themes out there, BP is designed to work with the majority, those that it doesn’t get on with are probably not worth spending a huge amount of time trying to get fixed as it’s likely to be an issue inherent in the way the themes templates have been constructed.

    @hnla

    Participant

    A tag version of trunk has been created so that is essentially the release package ready for zipping.

    @hnla

    Participant

    In fact as we speak the version numbering is being adjusted in core so likely we are going to see a release today perhaps in the next few hours.

    @hnla

    Participant

    But that is the default behaviour you’re describing! /member/username defaults to the tab ‘activity’ that defaults to showing the whats-new form, that submits using Ajax to update the users stream below it.

    @hnla

    Participant

    You need to try using BP 1.7 and it’s theme compatibility, see how you get on letting BP handle injecting BP content into a theme rather than template packing.

    However be warned if your theme departs significantly from WP conventions for templating then there might be issues still which will just have to be worked through.

    @hnla

    Participant

    You need to tracking this dev blog really if you want answers like that.

    We’re going to be packaging up BuddyPress 1.7…

    As it says any moment now but to all intent and purpose the RC1 is likely the version that will get released there probably won’t be any significant changes.

    However firm release dates are never possible to state

    @hnla

    Participant

    This have been working the whole time and broke today so it makes no sense

    So what did you change today?

    Very hard to help without access to the site, try pasting contents of member-header to pastebin so someone can check out state of the code.

    @hnla

    Participant

    If you are just trying things out please use:

    BuddyPress 1.7 – Release Candidate 1

    Version 1.7 will offer theme compatibility and work with most WP themes. At the moment you would need to do some template modifications to get things to work with your theme.

    If you have already begun the template pack process remove any BP files/folders copied over to your theme.

    In reply to: Blog themes

    @hnla

    Participant

    Think you need to study up a little on how WP MS works – if, that is, you do mean ‘when he create a site?’ You can have any number of themes installed from the super_admin/ network admin dashboard activated and available for individual site owners to select.

    This is really a WP related question.

    @hnla

    Participant

    Then something not being done correctly or you have custom code running of some description that’s interfering.

    @hnla

    Participant

    You need to style that, layouts as such are for the end user to build, the old-ish bp-default had one particular layout that best suited all requirements, if you wanted something different you needed to create that as a theme.

    The grid layout style therefore needs to be built, the markup is there and can be styled, there is even a guide to doing this now, by iirc wpmu on pollyplumbers blog.

    Spam isn’t something that’s going to be tackled by the core to any great extent WP relies on plugins to combat this- look for a thread on this forum asking for testers for a new spam plugin that is looking very promising.

    @hnla

    Participant

    A very simple solution and you don’t really want to be running a plugin, you modify the loop for those pages passing a new per_page quantity through, which I suspect one of those post links is showing? If you look in the codex you will see examples of the methods of passing args to modify the loops.

    On the members loop you would do:
    ( bp_has_members( bp_ajax_querystring( ‘members’ ) . ‘&per_page=15’ ) )

    https://codex.buddypress.org/type/loop/

    @hnla

    Participant

    You either want one of two things: 1. a separate install per site or 2. the BP data shared across those installs.

    This is why I asked you explain what you wanted to achieve.

    bp_enable_multiblog is intended to allow the BP links to work under the subsite so you are not taken back to root blog.

    I find it confusing that you talk about changing DB prefixes I would have thought there is never a case where one would want to do this.

    So once again please explain how your setup functions, what exactly isn’t happening as you want it, then a solution may present it’s self.

    @hnla

    Participant

    and marking

    @hnla

    Participant

    Are you certain that you don’t just need BP_ENABLE_MULTIBLOG (although 1.7 onwards doesn’t need this as it’s meant to be able to activate bp on individual sites)

    @hnla

    Participant

    What exactly is the default database table in BP? it has a few tables.

    Where are you intending on saving data to? and load from where.

    Try explaining the circumstances, what your requirement are, why it is you need to do this not how you want to approach it, that way someone with the knowledge will be able to – hopefully – suggest a best approach or solution.

    btw what is meant by [HOT] in that subject title? if it has no real relevance can you avoid doing that? 🙂

    In reply to: Unable to delete user

    @hnla

    Participant

    It’s not an issue with ‘Status’ theme. might be with how you have configured BP & MS?

    In reply to: BuddyCamp Miami, 2013

    @hnla

    Participant

    ‘—‘ cripes you’re in trouble now 🙂

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