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@mercime — oa-social-login is from the company I referenced: One All

As with the others, there is a free version, but you have to pay monthly subscriptions for their service if you want more features, users, etc.

As @sheffieldlad suggests, wp-fb-autoconnect delivers a good off the shelf solution, and provides some integration with BuddyPress profile fields

[ note: wp-fb-autoconnect is a facebook only solution, and […]

Use the function I provided – there’s no need to try and construct the URL yourself (as Toby has tried).

It’s a dynamic URL — i.e. it changes for each user, so you can’t just type in a single link in html.

It’s easy to do with a bit of PHP code though — just call the function bp_loggedin_user_domain()

Yes, BuddyPress (in particular the profiles and messaging) would be a suitable base for your site.

If you need to get development help – you can advertise on the Jobs Board: […]

bp_is_user()

@djpaul – great… let me know how that pans out

@djpaul, @hnla, @r-a-y, @mercime et al,

I’ll move the conversation back over on to the trac ticket, as I think that’s the best place for this discussion to stop it becoming lost.

As @hnla points out […]

Cheers for the feedback guys.

The problem with plugin-buddypress.php will come on sites where we have a number of different layouts / irregular layouts depending on which component the site is displaying. It […]

@shawn38 —

if you want to understand the principles of internationalizing WordPress, BuddyPress, etc., and what @danieljuhl has updated us on re: Danish, you can start reading […]

@neekolaus – you can build a directory site with reviews on top of BuddyPress.

http://plazaa.de (built by Poolie) and http://enterprisenation.com (our own work) are good examples built on BuddyPress.

You […]

@aphrodite – if you think they are violating / misrepresenting trademarks – you are probably best to contact Automattic directly http://automattic.com/contact/

@andrewgtibbets — try the function I’ve suggested in the thread: bp_member_profile_data()

sounds like you have something in your theme’s function.php (or perhaps a plugin) that’s using a groups function without checking whether it exists.

Try renaming the folder for your theme, and if that […]