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glad you resolved it and came back to tell us

.htaccess is a very useful file that is used for many things when running Apache (extremely useful for SEO!!)

there are tonnes of guides, tutorials, etc. on the web and you *should* have at least some knowledge of it (but ask your host first if you are running Apache, most are but better to be 100%…[Read more]

I’m assuming this is recent so what did you change? did you add a plugin recently? if so, remove it or deactivate it. also check your .htaccess

@mercime thanks but I feel very sheepish!

invite anyone has an option for this: https://i.imgur.com/g6h2j8s.png

“Allow email invitations to be accepted even when site registration is disabled”

if I may offer a suggestion:

please move the codex links from the sidebar and into the main page container. And then please use appropriate h tags to categories them in tree format (h4/h3/h2, etc.)

here’s a screenshot to show you what I mean: https://i.imgur.com/mFY6p4Y.png

why you ask? because the sidebar is and has always been for ancillary d…[Read more]

getting a freelancer from the buddypress/wordpress job board or odesk to do this would cost little (my guess $50-65) as long as you know exactly what you want done

the general idea is a good one but perhaps you are making it too complicated. why not a thumbs up or down? like reddit or the old digg? that way it is binary.

if a user’s comment gets voted up, they get +1 points and if down voted, they get -1

if you are concerned that this would rank users based on activity instead of quality, then it is simple…[Read more]

I’ve been looking for a similar solution. What is the difference between free and premium for the rating widget plugin?

You can try cubepoints plugin or the new myCred.me plugin (which hooks into GD Ratings)

GD ratings is very complex and allows for importing of data from other rating plugins I think

I should have added that I’m looking for a rating plugin that works with BP and bbPress of course!

thanks @tse11 but that’s not what I was asking :).

I’ve already seen the tutorial you linked to and btw, that tutorial has nothing to do with S2member or the private plugin @bp-help developed so I’m rather confused

@bp-help can you pls describe what the difference is between your plugin and S2member (the free edition)?

Not that your plugin isn’t great, I’m just trying to understand things a bit more 🙂

thanks!

I suggest you use a plugin like S2member to handle membership and login. Regarding specific theme issues, it is best to contact the creator of the theme, Tiguan on themeforest.net

Please use English or at least use google translate or babelfish so we know what you’re talking about!

http://translate.google.com/#auto/en/Potreste%20aiutarmi%20a%20creare%20un%20modulo%20di%20registrazione%3F

“Could you help me create a registration…[Read more]

a simple google search finds you the plugin:

One Click Mark Spammer for BuddyPress

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=report+spam+buddypress&l=1

@nykess what “other solution”? can you provide the code you used instead?

thanks

Hi @darrenmeehan looks interesting. Is this like cubepoints vote it up module? where users can like or vote on posts, comments, etc.? can you provide a screenshot?

ok, close your eyes and take a deep breath, then take another and relax, this is just a website issue, not life or death

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/

then write with more clarity, provide screenshots, URL etc. so others can help you

@bphelp can you please link to the plugin? Thanks!

ah, ok so the plot thickens! now why can’t I see my own post then? very strange! I’ve also tried logging out and viewing the thread as well as viewing with another browser with no history of buddypress.com/support