[vee_bee]

Hey Mark
Have you looked at the WordPress Plugin ‘Admin Login As Different User’??
it may do this.
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[vee_bee]

Hiya @dwenaus
Do you know if this creates an issue with authentication keys??
I have this in my bp-custom, and when an activation key is sent, the user does not require it, as a username and password will still work.
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I have tried various other things – but still lost.
I also hesitate ever bumping a post…

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Is there any ideas, the best place to filter this??
I have tried to ammend the bp-member-filter plugin, which in basic theory is what I need, but I am missing something crucial.

I get the sense, this is much more difficult than just a quick thing

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[vee_bee]

there is also ajaxim (I think it is called). I believe it looks better.

[vee_bee]

This is perhaps something to put in a widget, but the sql would be where the trickery is. Or perhaps a custom function – which loops through your friends-friends.
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Everywhere – which is why it is proving a headache.

I am using a modified friends-only-activity-stream plugin, to also filter out group things – based on a user-meta-key setting.

The members and groups dir are my current problem. as I dont want to turn off friending, just allow people in the same ‘tribe’ see each other and friend each other.

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+1

[vee_bee]

This seems to be a more and more common request.
I am contemplating the use of groups (user groups), to segment users. And to make those “user groups” hidden, and a hierarchy of the whole site.
It could be described as roles, but within these ‘user groups’ I still require all the current functionality.
This problem may not exist if a privacy plugin, allowed control over some sort of ‘user type’.
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[vee_bee]

Nice easy way to do it via .htaccess.
This can even allow you to have specific site testers also who can use the site.
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# redirect all visitors to alternate site but retain full access for you
ErrorDocument 403 http://www.yoursite.com.au/alternate-page
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from ip.address.of.user

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@troy I started looking at the notifucations and invites, got part of it working.
But other projects have taken priority. I will be back to it soon though

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@grundner mentioned the following in another thread – as things to be achieved by this – plugin/hack/mechanism
“* Members will have to fill in their profile details for each site. I believe that’s the case… unless that can be shared, too?
* A member’s Friends and Activity will only be logged for that sub-domain and won’t aggregate itself sitewide (good and bad)
* Each sub-domain would have to be upgraded separately”

If it is one install – there should be no issues with profile details across sites.
And each sub-domain would not require upgrading.
And cookies should also not be a concern

So being that there is a field when adding content to the activity_meta which includes the blog number (usally 1), and there is an option in the activity table to ‘hide_sitewide’, what needs to happen to make it work across blogs.

[vee_bee]

There are parts of this theory that sound very feasible.

Even the cookie could be no issue, as I used a similar technique once (several years ago – like more than 5), to hook together a CMS called Nuke [remember that one], and satellite installs of osCommerce – is a shopping mall type arrangement.
Didscussions need to go to the other thread though…

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so are we talking about a way of having a global userbase, which is segmented across sites??

A bit like how it works on ning.com???

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@silversurferes do you have a calendar in mind??

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I sort of got it working @derekbolden. But needed to do much in the way of some css stuff, and a few other minor changes. Hopefully that was not because I have the Hybrid theme.
I do not have calendars working. and I have not worked out how the forum integration works.
But check out my hardly used site – suckitupprincess.net – which has the events in it – with two events

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the wp-fb-connect plugin works with buddypress…

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had to hard code it,

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Does anyone have this working on their site – and creating a “became a registered member” to the activity stream??

I am thinking I need to go hunting for some hooks and adding it perhaps

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so has anyone looked at this further?? there is a lot of change to make it “sort of” work

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Hi @thekmen – do you have a widget or “something” that would allow an activity stream on the home page?? I have a modified version of the them at http://www.suckitupprincess.net, and would love to put the last x activities on the frontpage…
The site is not far from being launched Just a key feature I am making work first

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@xberserker You are wanting a way to donate points to a specific user?? So when you go to a user (who is a friend perhaps) it shows a donate button??
I dont use donate – but cant imagine this would be hard to do…

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@Tosh I have it on a Single WP, with all the code in bp-custom.php (as at some point I wanted to have an admin tool that allowed changing point values for each item). Site is http://www.suckitupprincess.net
I also have the Malleable them in use, and wp-fp-connect… It is my hobby site, and one day I will put it in action. Work keeps me busy though

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I added the points next to the users name in both the side bad, and also on the persons profile by using the following in my bp-custom.php.

Does anyone know the hooks for when someone ‘Likes’ something?

function my_bp_add_cppoints_display_my_points()
{
if ( is_user_logged_in() )
{
if(function_exists(‘cp_displayPoints’)){
echo “Points: “;
cp_displayPoints();
}
}
}

add_action( ‘bp_sidebar_me’, ‘my_bp_add_cppoints_display_my_points’ );

function my_bp_add_cppoints_displaypoints()
{
if(function_exists(‘cp_displayPoints’)){
global $bp;
echo “Points: “;
cp_displayPoints($bp->displayed_user->id);
}
}

add_action( ‘bp_before_member_header_meta’, ‘my_bp_add_cppoints_displaypoints’ );

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and the second fix!!!

Need to make sure WP_POST_REVISIONS is define (which is normally done in wp-config.pgp or wp-settings.php), I put it in buddypress-quickpress.php

if ( !defined(WP_POST_REVISIONS )) {

define( ‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, false );

}

Now it does the trick…. V