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Again, stop messing with the Cron at this point. If it doesn’t work by pulling the URL directly, the CRON won’t work. Try to get it to work by manually tapping the import.php file.

You may have a bad download, completely erase the plugin and reload as well…

Ok, going to have to go to basics on this: Are you using the default theme or a custom theme? Have you tried this with all plugins disabled except BuddyStream? Are you entirely sure that you’ve connected Twitter? Un-connect it in the admin and re-connect. BuddyStream will not pull in a “private” or “locked” twitter […]

Right, manually type in the url to import.php from your browser window…

Ok… forget the cron for now… What do you get when you trigger it manually? Does it work? If it works manually, then the problem is in your cron… a cron job simply triggers a file… if you can pull the file manually… then as far as BuddyStream is concerned it is working… If that […]

The problem I have with the wget command is it creates a tremendous amount of logging files, so your site can begin to fill up space-wise… All of the wget switches, deal with it not showing up on the screen or creating a logging file… I’ve found that there is a great a deal of […]

There are limits set in each of the pulls… It will not pull in repeats, so you wont’ have to worry about it.
If you are testing, be sure to post frequent Tweets… and realize that sometimes your tweets/last.fm information hasn’t been updated, so there is nothing to pull… give it a few minutes…

This is all going to be amazing…

Please remember to donate to this plugin to keep it alive. We have not reached our Startup goal yet… and your donations encourage the development of this plugin… don’t just download the plugins of these great developers, support them by donating what you can…

Facebook will not import anything unless the users permissions are set to public. Remember the pull is a cycle, each pull will only pull in one Social Network, to go through them all cycle 5 times with the import.php. make sure you do not have any restrictions set up for the import in the Buddystream […]

Use:

curl http://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/buddystream/import.php

No switches…

You need to change domain.com to your site… not “domain.com”

Try running file manually and see if pulls… http://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/buddystream/import.php
If it pulls, then the problem is a cron issue.

You can also try substituting the word “curl” for “wget”…

Ha! Ok, found the problem with this… it’s BuddyStream… I’ve informed Peter of the issue and hopefully there will be a fix for it in the next week or so…

Yes, I am having this problem too… it is driving me crazy today.

Wonder if it’s a plugin? I haven’t checked yet…

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Regards.

The #twitter is expected behavior. The text triggers the post to go to Twitter. The checkbox has been removed in this version and you should also see a 140 twitter count down appear as well when you click the bird…

@el_terko There seems to be some good forward movment in the area of getting these extended text editing plugins working now… @willcast is working on updating this plugin as well https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bpckeditor/ It may be updated this week… Hopefully, in the next week or so, we will all be able to get one of these to work for […]

@el_terko I spent some time looking for the @nuprn1 solution you mentioned above… and can’t find it… can you point me to it? Thanks.

Can anyone point in the right direction to add the ul/ol stylings in the CSS for this for befault-bp theme?