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  • @notpoppy

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    Ah got it. And relieved the problem wasn’t just me not be able to follow instructions! Thanks very much.

    Yeah a little more information in the guide would be good I think.

    @notpoppy

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    @ubernaut Yes I am using oEmbed. In the default Buddypress theme oEmbeds don’t seem to be responsive so I’m trying to find the best way of doing that. Am having a look at FitVids at the moment as suggested here:

    https://buddypress.org/support/topic/fitvids-js-and-bp-ajax/

    @notpoppy

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    @flyveren Is it possible to make this work without using a div container? The problem is when users post video embeds in my forum they won’t know to add that extra code.

    @notpoppy

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    Ah, never mind I’ve solved it. I needed to edit the bb-config-location value in wp_options an change the database settings in bb-config. Working now.

    Please mark as “resolved”.

    @notpoppy

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    I’m having the same problem – did you ever get to the bottom of this @bjwangschowe?

    @notpoppy

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    OK I restored the database from the backup but the conversion failed again. It got about as far as “Converting topics 600” then just hung.

    I restored from backup again, this time I set the rows limit to 50 and the delay time to 2 seconds. It got to “Converting topics 700” then hung again.

    So my question now is why do my attempts to convert the forum keep failing?

    I read @johnjamesjacoby’s post here which is similar to the instructions posted above – perhaps he could shed some light?

    My set-up is WordPress 3.5.2, BuddyPress 1.8, BBPress 2.3.2

    @notpoppy

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    @aces Thanks very much for the reply.

    The “reset forum” option indicates that “data will be removed” which doesn’t sound like what I want – that says to me it’s going to get rid of my data, not restore it to what it was.

    The “purge previous import” option looks a bit more likely. But when I tried it I got the “Starting Conversion” message with the loading wheel next to it and it stayed that way for about 15 minutes and gave no indication that anything further was happening.

    @notpoppy

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    Well unless anyone has any better suggestions it looks like all I can do is put the old database back and start again.

    @notpoppy

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    Still trying to find out what the correct was of cleaning out the old conversion information is.

    @notpoppy

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    @hnla That makes me think I should sit tight and wait for BP 1.7.

    @notpoppy

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    @chouf1 Great, thank you – I’ll give it a try.

    @notpoppy

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    @ubernaut Sorry I don’t really understand your reply.

    What I want to know is, is BBPress something I can just install on top of my current set-up which will add extra features to my existing group forums?

    @notpoppy

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    First, thanks for the speedy reply!

    I do have group forums so I guess that limits my choices a bit. Guess I’ll have to sit tight and wait for Buddypress 1.7 and BBPress forums 2.3…

    @notpoppy

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    @r-a-y OK that didn’t quite work for me but this did:

    `function enable_nav_item () {

    global $bp;

    if ( $bp->groups->current_group->id == MY_GROUP_ID )
    return true;
    else
    return false;
    }`

    I’m not sure why this worked – I got the idea from this old thread. It would be good to know why if someone can explain it to me.

    The way I see it, in order to complete this I now need to create individual versions of the complete code for each group where I require these custom tabs. I am sure there’s vastly more elegant ways of doing this but with my meagre PHP knowledge this is the best I can muster for now!

    @notpoppy

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    @djpaul I appreciate that. It is immensely frustrating not to be able to recreate it.

    @notpoppy

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    @mercime Thanks for the reply, answers are as follows:

    * Group Forums

    * Custom-built child theme based on Buddypress default theme (as I can’t replicate the problem myself I’ve been unable to test whether the fault persists when I switch themes)

    * The only membership plugin I’m using is User Role Editor. I’ve used this to create a new Subscriber role I’ve called ‘Super Subscriber’ which has one extra function. However both ordinary Subscribers and Super Subscribers have reported being able to see these extra icons.

    @notpoppy

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    OK it won’t let me post code at all for some reason. I’ve added the code described in Group Extension API under Advanced Usage.

    @notpoppy

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    I’ve tried to follow the instructions in Group Extension API on how to restrict the tab to certain pages. I believe I’ve integrated the code correctly but it seems I need to do something else to tell it which groups I want to restrict it to but I can’t tell what.

    I’ve had difficult posting the code on here – I keep getting blank pages – but I’ll try to post it in subsequent posts.

    I need to know what I should do in order to:

    1. Restrict the tabs so they only appear in certain groups
    2. Customise the content of the tabs so it’s different for each page

    @notpoppy

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    I should add, not all the menu options which could appear do. For example, when logged on as admin I can see the plugin menu notifying me of one plugin to update, but this does not appear to the subscribers who are being shown the menu options.

    @notpoppy

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    @r-a-y OK I’ve successfully built the plugin and I now have a new tab called ”My Group Extension” which appears in every group.

    I see I can use the following to display text in each tab:

    `function display() {
    /* Use this function to display the actual content of your group extension when the nav item is selected */
    }`

    However I need to have the tabs only appear in certain groups, and display different information in each group. How can I achieve this?

    Thanks again for your help so far.

    @notpoppy

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    Thanks very much for the quick reply – will report back when I’ve tried it out.

    @notpoppy

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    @aces That’s great, thanks for the quick reply.

    @notpoppy

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    I was also surprised to discover that when a user is marked as a spammer, no action is taken to delete or hide the messages they have sent from users.

    When a user is marked as a spammer, surely Buddypress should prevent all other users from seeing messages they have sent? Can this be added to a future version?

    @notpoppy

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    @boonebgorges Works perfectly – thanks very much!

    @notpoppy

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    @boonebgorges Thanks for the reply!

    I’m not quite sure how to use your solution, though. is it something that goes in functions.php? If so, how do I then use it in the theme?

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