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@paduy – there could be a number of reasons: file write permissions on .htaccess, restrictions with your server setup, etc.

You need to get your basic WordPress installation working correctly before attempting to install / activate BuddyPress.

@nuprn1 – thanks

I believe favourites are stored as activity meta information. Therefore, you should be able to write an SQL query that does the job for you. Retrieving a list of activity IDs ordered by a COUNT on the number of times it’s been favourited. You’d then loop through the popular IDs retrieving the info you wanted […]

yes, you know your IDs. But, I couldn’t see any obvious template tag to find the ID of the blog you are currently processing inside the bp_has_blogs() loop. You’ll need that ID to compare against your list of featured blog IDs.

I’ve asked it as a separate forum question for you:…[Read more]

@paduy – If your standard WordPress install doesn’t work with custom permalinks (e.g. /%category%/%postname%/)… then your problem is not in BuddyPress. You need to fix your base WordPress install first of all. BuddyPress won’t work if you don’t have custom permalinks working correctly. Do you get any error message when you try to configure…[Read more]

@poolie: Ah klar, ich verstehe. Die Felder gehen Direkt von TDO-Mini-Forms in den Custom Fields. Was ist auch klar … es vielen Jahren seit ich Deutsch gesprochen habe 😉 @paulhastings0: yes, we should all have a little German, a little Spanish, a little Mandarin, and although it pains me to admit it, a little French. I was […]

@poolie –

es gefällt mir viel. Sehr gut gemacht.

Was haben sie benützt für den Locations? Sind Sie WordPress Custom Post Types?

Test it with just WordPress installed … BuddyPress de-activated. Can you change the permalinks to a custom structure e.g. /%category%/%postname%/ and still view pages / categories without problem? You need WordPress working correctly with permalinks. If that’s OK, then install / activate BuddyPress, select the BuddyPress default theme, and check…[Read more]

In theory that should work. However, I can’t see any simple template tag to get the blog ID of the current blog inside the blog loop – am I missing something obvious??

I’m confused – is your problem with the My Account – Notifications menu on the admin bar? Or is it something to do with avatars?

Your thread says the problem is the Notifications menu, but your reply says the problem is something to do with clicking on avatars (which avatars?).

@jwack – it won’t be easy as a non-programmer. Your best route is probably to make use of switch_to_blog(); and use a ‘standard’ WordPress posts loop on each blog in turn. Search ‘wordpress loop’ in Google. You’ll also need to call functions to fetch the author, etc. You may be able to figure out your loop […]

There are several routes to do this – it depends how complex you want the interface to be. Your simplest option – in your /wp-admin: set the default user role to ‘contributor’ or ‘author’ in Super Admin – Options – Dashboard User Default Role They’ll then be able to contribute posts to the main blog. […]

@fatherdalton – there is no admin bar visible on your site. If you want help on this – you’ll need to provide more information – can you confirm what theme you are using (it looks like the default, have you built a child theme?), any changes you’ve made to the admin bar, CSS, javascript, etc. Someone […]

@jwack – you’ll hit some performance problems – You’ll need to use switch_to_blog(blog_id) to change to each blog, and extract the post, author, etc. details. Each call to switch_to_blog incurs a performance overhead. Your alternative is to store the information you need in the activity stream when a post is saved: Most of the information you need […]

This is a starting point: http://php.about.com/od/learnphp/ss/phpbasics_8.htm

@imjscn –

You need to put that code you don’t want for user 1 in an ‘else’ clause then.

If you are working with the template code in this way, you should really read up on PHP. A simple primer on the language will take you through these basic constructs in no time.

p.s. your profile pages exist, so it’s just the menu / nav bar that’s missing: e.g. http://lumosnorge.no/members/kristin/profile

Once you’ve fixed that problem – your site looks good – you should add your site to the gallery group on here

@lumosnorge Hej Christine – the code is in the default theme, in the file: bp-default/members/single/home.php Did you create a child theme, or edit your changes directly over the default theme? Note: you shouldn’t edit the default theme directly – as you will run into problems when you upgrade BuddyPress. Have a search in Docs on here […]

To get the activity in to the BuddyPress activity stream, you use the function bp_activity_add() I don’t know phpBB, but suspect there will be a hook when threads / topics are saved… That is wheee you would add your code. This thread points to a similar solution for simple:press.. Hopefully, you can adapt it easily […]