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In reply to: BuddyPress Compatible
So ‘friend’ hasn’t actually made an attempt to work this up or if so how far did they get?
This does smack a great deal of treating the forum as a coding service!
It may be an idea to wait for 1.7 to be released then this process will be a whole lot easier.
fwiw hasn’t ”Continuum’ already been packed by @mercime?
Yep it has, OP you really need to check these things first, you should have checked the BP codex first you would have seen the link to the guide with all the work done already for you.
https://codex.buddypress.org/legacy/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/
http://bpsocialnetwork.wordpress.com/2012/10/23/continuum-theme-themeforest/
In reply to: HELLO?!?! Any Moderators?And why are you wasting moderators time calling them to your post here, what are we supposed to do to help you here?
If you have a gripe email the developer directly, emails/contact details are generally found in the readme txt files of the plugin.
It is not Buddypress’s responsibility to announce if a thirdparty plugin is still being kept current 😉
That very well known and respected author keeps a busy github account going for all his work please check there to see the state of play.
In reply to: Removing link from comment boxThis isn’t really a BuddyPress issue is it!
What is this ‘Events’ Section? BP has no events component so, presumably, you are referring to a plugin? Plugin queries ought to be addressed to the plugin author.
One thing you might check is whether whatever this event thing is has a named page page-events.php or similar then you could edit out the code calling comments or disable comments on the page in the backend/dashboard.
JS isn’t a server side process it’s client side, so not a question of whether it’s working, all the server does is send the js file on request the browser parses the instructions within the file. You want to be checking your paths carefully and general install.
In reply to: Syncronization (Important)Please always comment on the solution or link to it for the benefit of others coming across a thread.
Don’t take it personally, ‘wontfix’ essentially means it’s an edge case scenario not necessarily a problem, and just sometimes users have to deal with issues themselves.
Are you actually sure that ticket does accurately describe your problem? if so then DJPaul provides a suggested patch/workaround on the ticket. I would re-read the ticket carefully and ensure what it describes is the issue you are having then if it is try the patch and/or removal of the is_admin() check as all the suggested fixes are in functions that are overloadable or plugable then you should be able to test quite easily in a BP activated theme.
In reply to: [Resolved] Members Profile MissingSounds as though you need to run through the template pack process again, but it’s a little daft if having to that everytime your theme needs updating, soon when 1.7 drops this won’t be an issue for those of you trying to integrate into third party themes. For the moment if you have asked the theme author previously how to deal with this you might want to ask them again.
If it works locally but not on a remote host then first thing to check is whether the file is being correctly located, is it? Also drop back to default BP theme does Ajax now work on the remote host?
tbh it took me seconds to see that nearly all WP library scripts were 404’s you need to establish what’s going on with your script includes, it’s not an Ajax issue it’s more fundamental than that, essentially JS isn’t running on your site.
In reply to: [Resolved] Members Profile MissingCopy them from BP default and run through whatever steps you did to make them compatible with your theme, but do this as a child theme then you shouldn’t lose your customizations.
In reply to: Mod_Rewrite 404 Error Issue w/ ApacheIf pretty permalinks are working then it’s not an issue with mod_rewrite.
Have you definitely set up BP correctly, created the necessary WP pages for the main BP components activity, groups etc and linked them in BP setup.
In reply to: [Resolved] How to change ‘Avatar’ to ‘Photo’The other way was in the link provided?? DON’T modify core files
In reply to: Do you want full bootstrap buddypress theme?Yes may well be, even if it is a current stable stream , some hosts won’t have moved off 5.2.* so you may well exlude people personally I wouldn’t restrict things in this manner.
In reply to: Do you want full bootstrap buddypress theme?I’m sure it will be welcome as long as you submit it for WP theme review and inclusion in the WP theme repository .
In reply to: Avatars in the list of groupsWhich files have you tried to edit?
The standard file has this to generate the avatars:
bp_group_avatar( ‘type=thumb&width=50&height=50’ )
You can change type to ‘full’ and/or change the sizes , do so in a child theme copy of the file though to preserve your changes .
In reply to: sub-directoryIt would probably help if you explain just exactly what these ‘Animals’ are in terms of WP or BP data, are they BP data why are you coding this into the bp api structure and not simply creating a ? CPT or category listing.
In reply to: Avatars in the list of groupsYou can set new widths using define (constants) or by feeding width/height parameters on the avatar function calls in the templates – The BP codex should have examples Only use CSS if you’re reducing the dimensions but only if slightly as you’re still calling a larger size image where it may not be needed.
There’s a number of factors here and no there isn’t a plugin. first if you are going to provide a user selection on registration screen it needs to perform two actions show the blog creation steps if correct selection made and then tie in somehow to a new user capability, strikes me though that there is a fundamental issue here why do you want this? if it’s a certain level of restriction/security then that is flawed as user can select whichever they want if it’s not do you really need to do this? just let the user sign up for a blog or not as is intended as currently written/programmed.
The requirements here are not hugely trivial to achieve, if you have no coding experience and really want to do this then you are probably best of hiring a developer.
In reply to: The best ads plugin out thereThis is not a question suitable for BP forum really, I suggest you scan the WP plugin repo and ask the question on the WP forums where you will likely get better feedback.
In reply to: Adding Icon next to username based on profile field.Yes it’s possible!
Grab the profile field create a variable to hold a string, then check the value of the profile field and set your variable to a specific string, use that to set/echo a class in your markup on the anchor holding the user name, then style a series of rulesets that state background-image for that anchor and specific class name.
In reply to: Crop Avatar ProblemThis has been fixed in 1.6.3
Odd you are having issues, wouldn’t have thought it necessary as a new file but try a hard refresh of browser.
In reply to: Activity story aligning@ciumbargi no one could solve as there wasn’t an issue to solve what you have is your design, and how it thinks things should look, if you think otherwise then you are free to modify it this is the beauty of WP child themes but you do need to learn a little coding and get familiar with basic CSS.
Mercime has provided a snippet of code if that’s not exactly what you need then you must try and modify it.
In reply to: Restoring wp-configOnly thing that springs to my mind is possibly a line in the MS config block stating the root blog and there are a few define contants that can be added to wp-config but as Paul says we won’t be able to remember for you what custom tweaks you had in your file.
In reply to: Topic title first in the TITLE tagThought this had been discussed a while back and changed, you can hack in to the WP title function, but have a search through the BP Trac for tickets on the topic as they may have relevant info.
You couldn’t find this?!
Obviously play around with the code to get what you need but that’s the basic principle for a re-direct away from pages wanted to be made private.
In reply to: No Flood Control – Buddypress 1.6.2Create the patch from changes made on a copy of BP trunk checkout from the repo then attach the patch file to your ticket, then we can apply the patch to our trunk checkouts.
‘Trunk’ is effectively 1.7 and represents all the code that will be released as 1.7 when ready.
