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In reply to: Bug: BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing broken
Alright. I posted in Trac here: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2100
Hopefully I did it correctly.
In reply to: Bug: “Recent Site Wide Posts” Widget*bump*
In reply to: BuddyPress LikeOh, and I also get an HTTP error when trying to upload a new image.
In reply to: BuddyPress LikeProblem. With 0.0.6 I can’t save a post draft or preview it. I just a get a screen saying, “You do not have permission to do that.”
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateHere’s something else I dug up while searching for a solution: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/social-018-by-utkarsh-kukreti
In reply to: Social 0.1.8 by Utkarsh KukretiThis seems to be the same issue: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/wrong-avatar-and-gravatar-after-bp-update
In reply to: Buddypress developers@pandragon Is your problem the same as described here?
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/wrong-avatar-and-gravatar-after-bp-update
In reply to: How do users make blog posts?When you say blog post you mean more than just updating the front page activity stream? (as seen here: http://testbp.org/ )
You mean actually writing a blog post?
There’s 2 ways you might go about doing it.
1. In your blog dashboard go to “Site Admin” >> “Options” and change the “Dashboard User Default Role” to Author. That will now allow every user on your site who signs up without creating a blog of their own to be able to post on your site’s main blog.
They still won’t be able to post on the front without going into the dashboard until you switch your main blog to a theme that supports front-end posting such as P2. To make the P2 theme compatible with BP install the “Buddypress Template Pack” plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-template-pack/
2. Or you could instead go into your Dashboard to “Settings” >> “Reading” and set the “Front Page” to “Activity Stream”. Then install the “Oembed for Buddypress” plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/oembed-for-buddypress/
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateAh, finally someone with the same problem. Could we get some help with this. Please? Someone?
In reply to: BP-FBConnect plugin with BP1.2 WP2.9.2 any issues?If I recall correctly the BP-FB Connect plugin hasn’t been upgraded for BP 1.2 yet and isn’t compatible.
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP update*bump*
In reply to: How do users make blog posts?If you want your users to make posts to the main blog from the “site theme” and not from the “wp-admin” then you’ll need to use a theme that supports front end posting such as the default buddypress theme or P2.
Otherwise posting to a blog from the “site theme” is not an option bundled with BuddyPress.
In reply to: BuddyPress MapsLooks like an excellent plugin in the works. I’m looking forward to it.
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateHere’s another example of the problem:
http://jibenow.com/david/2010/02/22/want-to-win-debates-dont-use-evidence/
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateI’m using the default theme provided with BP 1.2.1 for the main site.
At one point while I was still deciding which theme to use on the front I ran Andy’s BuddyPress Template Pack on another theme but then decided to just stay with the default theme in BP 1.2.1 . It was after that I noticed the gravatar/avatar problem. But maybe the problem existed before then?? I don’t know since I didn’t check.
As I already mentioned I’ve already deleted BP 1.2.1 manually and then manually reinstalled it but still to no avail.
Do you think it might be something with the default theme?
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateAlright, one other anomaly. When logged in as the administrator but I create a blog post on someone else’s blog that isn’t mine it shows the avatars/gravatars correctly, but only for that post. All the other blog posts on the blog by the blog owner show the avatars/gravatars incorrectly (i.e. they replace every gravatar/avatar with the blog owner’s uploaded avatar).
Does anyone else have this problem? Or does anyone have a clue as to what’s wrong?
In reply to: Wrong Avatar and Gravatar after BP updateIt’s only remotely similar. Our main blog is fine… but that’s because it’s using a theme that was added after the BP 1.2.1 install (or rather, it was added <i>by</i> the BP 1.2.1 install – we’re using the default BP 1.2 theme).
All new themes added after the install work correctly, it’s only the pre-existing themes which have problems… which means that everyone is still using the old themes and I can’t exactly tell them to switch themes right away.
In reply to: Problems deleting memberI just upgraded to BP 1.2.1 (from BP 1.1.3) last night and noticed that right away. In fact I created a brand new user, logged in as them, and then deleted my account… only to find out that I wasn’t logged out by the deletion. So I manually logged out… and then logged back in as the deleted user. All of my activities on the site had been erased but the user was definitely still there.
I had to go into the admin dashboard and delete the user from the WordPress MU Users list.
So I guess this is a bug then?
In reply to: Upgrade from BP 1.1.3 to BP 1.2.1@Andy Peatling: I assume you’re talking about the codex page here. Now what if I’ve made some custom hacks to the core installation of BP 1.1.3 but now I want to install BP 1.2.1 fresh?
Will following the update instructions on the codex page truly give me a “pure” install of BP 1.2 (i.e. erasing all my custom BP 1.1.3 hacks)? Or is the real solution in deleting the BP 1.1.3 plugin from the plugins folder and installing BP 1.2.1 through the “Install New” option?
-Paul
In reply to: BuddyPress LikeThat’s awesome! Once we upgrade to 1.2 we’ll definitely give it a spin on our site.
In reply to: Privacy+14
@Jeff: Can you give us an update on your funding?
http://jeffsayre.com/2010/01/02/do-you-support-buddypress-privacy/
Are we supposed to interpret the graph as $200 or so raised ?
In reply to: BuddyPress for dummies bookI’d much rather BP upgrade (i.e. get better) faster than a book can keep up with. I’ll have to check into it though.
In reply to: BuddyPress Links 0.3-beta released for testingI would definitely ask that BP Links support the classic theme.
In reply to: New plugin: Include Non-Member CommentsYou know, I feel that this is so obvious that maybe it should be “considered” to be included in the core? Obviously this wouldn’t be for 1.2 but maybe for 1.2.1?
I mean, think of all the BP installs that have bloggers who comment who aren’t logged in. It could be included as an option in Site Admin -> Options as a check-box to “include non-member comments in sitewide activity streams”?
It makes sense to me. Am I the only one?
Worked like a charm. Thanks!
