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In reply to: Do I need WordPress or WordPress MU?
It depends if you want your users to have individual blogs (like WordPress.com).
If not, stick with standard WP and give your new users a role of Contributor or higher so they can post on your WP site.
In reply to: Sending notification to registered userHey Erich,
That plugin you listed is considered “deprecated” by Boone.
He’s now working with David on the Group Activity Stream subscription plugin.
In reply to: Is anyone using the Genesis Buddy Child Theme?Yup, Andrea and Ron are a dependable one-two duo!
I bet I know who that *other* premium company is
In reply to: OembedYou can manually add video sites if you know a little code:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Embeds#How_Can_I_Add_Support_For_More_Websites.3F
My plan is to create a new plugin that will offer support for more 3rd party sites.
I might make Youku one of them; though you can sway me over with a donation
In reply to: Forum not working (can’t add a post)Hi Amy,
Try what is outlined here:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/forums-problem-cant-create-them#post-48134
In reply to: OembedAhh I see now… yeah that’s intentional.
I thought you meant this:
In reply to: OembedJust tested this on a fresh install of WP 2.9.2 and BP 1.2.3.
It’s working for me.
Please try deactivating the plugin and deleting the plugin folder entirely, then re-download and activate the plugin again.
In reply to: OembedI need an example of the image URL you’re using for the main update and for the replies.
In reply to: OembedI assume you’re talking about the oEmbed for BP plugin?
Adding a picture works great on the main activity feed but shows only the url on the profile page
This is the intention.
and the link does not work it seems cut off at the end.
This isn’t a problem with the plugin, but rather with the way BuddyPress parses text for the latest update.
Also replies to posts with pictures only show the url not the image
Works for me. Make sure you didn’t tamper with the bp-oembed-config.php file.
In reply to: Forums problem: can’t create them!Haha, glad it worked!
I try to be a superhero
In reply to: new version of BuddyPress Rate Forum PostsI think it would make sense if there was a unified karma plugin. Forums are nice, but that’s only really one component of BP. I also know this means a lot more work on your part.
I don’t know what you have planned for blog post karma, but I’m guessing at some point, you’d need the thumbs up/down voting block across all blogs on a WPMU install, so it’d have to be a plugin that is activated site-wide or a plugin that resides in /wp-content/mu-plugins/. Unless you think that users should activate the plugin on certain blogs only.
Personally, I’d rather see activity karma than blog post karma, but that’s just me.
In reply to: new version of BuddyPress Rate Forum PostsI think it would make sense if there was a unified karma plugin. Forums are nice, but that’s only really one component of BP. I also know this means a lot more work on your part.
I don’t know what you have planned for blog post karma, but I’m guessing at some point, you’d need the thumbs up/down voting block across all blogs on a WPMU install, so it’d have to be a plugin that is activated site-wide or a plugin that resides in /wp-content/mu-plugins/. Unless you think that users should activate the plugin on certain blogs only.
Personally, I’d rather see activity karma than blog post karma, but that’s just me.
In reply to: New User Actions for BPThe bp_core_signup_user action is a BP action. Look at /bp-core/bp-core-signup.php for this function.
In reply to: New User Actions for BPThe bp_core_signup_user action is a BP action. Look at /bp-core/bp-core-signup.php for this function.
In reply to: Forums problem: can’t create them!You could try enabling and disabling the forum component from “BuddyPress > Component setup” to see if that helps.
Also login to any group’s admin page and disable discussion forum, then re-enable it. Then try posting a forum topic.
Does that work?
In reply to: Forums problem: can’t create them!You could try enabling and disabling the forum component from “BuddyPress > Component setup” to see if that helps.
Also login to any group’s admin page and disable discussion forum, then re-enable it. Then try posting a forum topic.
Does that work?
In reply to: Sending notification to registered userFor group-related stuff (including forums), check out the Group Activity Stream Subscription plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-activity-stream-subscription/
For latest posts, there is no specific BP plugin, but perhaps you can find a WP plugin that does the job?
In reply to: Sending notification to registered userFor group-related stuff (including forums), check out the Group Activity Stream Subscription plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-activity-stream-subscription/
For latest posts, there is no specific BP plugin, but perhaps you can find a WP plugin that does the job?
You should have no problem if you create your child theme in /wp-content/themes/ and not /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes.
You should have no problem if you create your child theme in /wp-content/themes/ and not /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes.
In reply to: How to get userid regardless of context$bp->loggedin_user->id
Read this for more about the global $bp variable:
In reply to: How to get userid regardless of context$bp->loggedin_user->id
Read this for more about the global $bp variable:
In reply to: Changing error text on registration pageHi James,
Use a language file to change the text.
Read this guide:
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/
In reply to: Buddypress Menus give 404sThis problem has been reported by sites running IIS.
Try this solution:
You could also try this patch:
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2299
Or try this plugin as well (if you have ISAPI Rewrite 3.0 enabled on your IIS server):
Definitely not a BP issue.
There should be a WP plugin available for this. Have you tried browsing through the plugin repository?