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  • @paulhastings0

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    Probably because you didn’t deactivate all of the other plugins before upgrading BP.

    Try deleting the entire BP plugin via FTP. Then log back into your WordPress install and deactivate all of your plugins (site-wide and homepage plugins). Then upload the latest version of BP via FTP and activate it. Then you can activate your other plugins.

    @paulhastings0

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    For reference.

    BuddyPress Roadmap

    Role Scoper plugin mentioned by @pcwriter

    Members plugin mentioned by @Bpisimone

    Like @Anointed mentioned, existing communities not running BP will never switch over to BP until there’s a solution like the one mentioned above. I would call this an issue that is preventing BP from spreading to larger existing communities.

    Believe me, if I could code PHP then I would have already created this plugin months ago. Unfortunately I can’t. I’m still learning PHP as we speak but I have nowhere near the skill level required for this. Is there anyone here that feels they can do that and is willing to do so?

    @paulhastings0

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    There was something similar to that just for the forums (not activity streams). I think had “Karma” ratings too.

    @paulhastings0

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    You mean something like oembed?

    @paulhastings0

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    And I’ve just verified that the bug still exists for BP 1.2.2.1

    Has anyone else experienced this?

    @paulhastings0

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    Yup. One of our users just alerted us to this problem. We have the exact same problem here: http://jibenow.com

    Basically after the update to the latest version of BP it’s only updating the list for brand new blogs. So my hunch is that it’s somewhere in the core. Does this mean that it’s also happening to every BP install out there running the latest version of BP?

    @paulhastings0

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    And I would agree with @Modemlooper and @Travel-Junkie as well.

    @paulhastings0

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    Really excited about today’s pending beta release. You guys are making some smoking progress. After Albums we should sic yall on some other community features.

    :)

    @paulhastings0

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    @francescolaff and @foxly, you guys are amazing. I’m really excited about Monday!

    :)

    @paulhastings0

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    @paulhastings0

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    @Peter Hoffman and @luccame: Sweetness.

    @paulhastings0

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    Yes, it can be done.

    You’ll want to install come plugins such as the “Custom Profile Filters for BuddyPress” plugin and some type of picture album plugin, either here (which you have to pay for) or here (which is brand new and probably still has bugs).

    -Paul

    @paulhastings0

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    That’s fantastic. I’ll have to try it out when I get the time.

    @paulhastings0

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    Oh, I forgot one more plugin that would be cool.

      Sitewide Editors. Basically everything that an Admin can do except for editing or installing themes and plugins. Basically this plugin is for people that we would like to moderate our site, but are too untech that we’re afraid they might delete a plugin/theme or meddle with a setting that shouldn’t be meddled with.

    @etiviti (rich!): I’d be interested in a company directory plugin for BP.

    @paulhastings0

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    @paulhastings0

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    In order of preference:

    • Privacy: I’m guess I’m patiently waiting on Jeff too. I’m really looking forward to the multiple options that it’ll provide for each user</i>
    • Galleries: Yes, I know that I could purchase the plugin from Rajeesh… but college students are notorious for being cheap, eh?</i>
    • Facebook synchronization: I’m really liking the new Tweetstream plugin. If only we had a compatible Facebook plugin again.

    @paulhastings0

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    I agree that a plugin that integrated phpBB or vBulletin with Buddypress would be great.

    +1 on that.

    @paulhastings0

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    I’m not going to let this one die.

    @paulhastings0

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    Somebody? Anybody?

    @paulhastings0

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    @Grosbouff any progress with the plugin?

    @paulhastings0

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    *bump*

    @paulhastings0

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    Are the blogs that are posting public or private?

    @paulhastings0

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    You can see my fix here.

    @paulhastings0

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    Well actually I’ve gone through all of my themes and edited the comments.php file. I found all the code like this:

    <?php foreach ($comments as $comment) : ?>

    <li class="comment <?php echo $oddcomment; ?>" id="comment-<?php comment_ID();$ix++; ?>"> ">#

    <?= $ix; ?>

    <!-- display avatars -->

    <?php if (function_exists('get_avatar')) { ?>

    <?php echo get_avatar(get_comment_author_email(), '32'); ?>

    <?php } ?>

      

    <?php comment_author_link() ?>

    Says:

    <?php if ($comment->comment_approved == '0') : ?>

    <?php _e('Your comment is awaiting moderation.');?>

    <?php endif; ?>

    <small class="commentmetadata">" title="">

    <?php comment_date('F jS, Y') ?> <?php _e('at');?> <?php comment_time() ?>

    <?php edit_comment_link('e','',''); ?>

    </small>

    <?php comment_text() ?>

    <?php /* Changes every other comment to a different class */

    if ('alt' == $oddcomment) $oddcomment = '';

    else $oddcomment = 'alt';

    ?>

    <?php endforeach; /* end for each comment */ ?>

    and replaced it with code the following code:

    <?php wp_list_comments(); ?>

    Then I went through my css files and changed them accordingly. Big pain but it worked for now.

    @paulhastings0

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