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In reply to: Adding group blog posts to the activity stream?
I can’t imagine doing that unless you wanted all of your sites to have their own BP instance.
In reply to: Adding group blog posts to the activity stream?Did you ever figure this out? Sounds like I’m looking for the same thing. Here is my post.
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/bit-confused-about-bp-aggregation/#post-150665
In reply to: Bit confused about BP aggregationAll sites allow search engines.
One thing about aggregation is that I read that doing it in certain ways can bog the server down thanks to loops. I’m assuming that using BP’s built in method would not cause this.In reply to: For all registrations/logins to main bp siteFor=Force, sorry.
In reply to: Bit confused about BP aggregationIs there perhaps another setting I should check? I have not found anything obvious so far.
In reply to: Bit confused about BP aggregationI do have this option enabled but new posts or summaries aren’t showing up in BP activities.
I supposed there might be a plugin or some code out there to auto post activities to certain sites, I’ve seen it for joomla. Have not seen this for BP yet.Thanks.
In reply to: Customizing the admin barI am trying to use code snippets instead of plugins. I am also wanting the bar to remain up for all users, guests to admins.
In reply to: Customizing the admin barHave you figured this out yet? I’m looking for something similar.
In reply to: BuddyPress Moderation 0.1.6And this is the most frustrating part about running a production site based on a community of now and then programmers.
For so many years, we’ve been pushing open source, Linux, low cost software, etc etc but it’s always come back to hurt us one way or another unless we programmed our own stuff.I guess we wait or find a commercial solution.
In reply to: Shortcuts for top menu?Right, only logged in users see it which is what we want.
Wrong position simply meaning esthetically, it would be better if I could place it in another menu position.
So, let’s say I called the new menu ‘NewMenu’. I have other menu items, say,
MenuItem1 MenuItem2 MenuItem3 NewMenu
I need to have NewMenu in position two for example so that the new menu looks like;
MenuItem1 NewMenu MenuItem2 MenuItem3
In reply to: Shortcuts for top menu?Sorry, I meant that I do only want to show it to logged in users and for the stated reason.
BTW, is there a way to change menu positions in the code you supplied? It works perfectly but it is in the wrong position in the menu of our particular site.
In reply to: Shortcuts for top menu?>Why would you want to “hide this menu item for users who are logged in only”?
Simply because it doesn’t apply to non logged in users so might be confusing. I tend to hide menus which guests don’t need to keep things less confusing.
>There’s no hacking being done here
Well, it works perfectly so I guess I just need to keep a note to add this to the theme if it gets updated.
While we’re at this and you seem to know a lot about the menus, is there a list of other variables which can be used in this way?
Also, when a blog owner is in the Dashboard, they can see other blog owners sites/dashboard. Even though they can’t log into them, it’s confusing. I’d like to change that My Sites to one single link back to the main site. Is there a way of doing that?
In reply to: Shortcuts for top menu?Here is a better question. Can this code be added where I can create a menu in the Appearance section of the GUI instead of hacking the php file?
In reply to: Shortcuts for top menu?Wonderful, that works perfectly. Just one thing, I’m using the IfMenu, a conditional menu. How can I hide this menu item for users who are logged in only as it does not show up in the menus under Appearance.
In reply to: BuddyPress Moderation 0.1.6Changing that file from true to line removed didn’t work.
The site burped out a php error complaining and turned off the plugin.In reply to: BuddyPress Moderation 0.1.6Thank you for the reply. I have no problem waiting if that is safer. Just wasn’t sure if my post had gone lost.
In reply to: BuddyPress Moderation 0.1.6No one else has this problem?
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?That doesn’t seem to hide the main site’s wp-admin login. Each time a user who owns a blog clicks on the main site item at the top left hand side, they are sent to the admin of the top site.
>You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?Thank you for the Hide Dashboard link!
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?The only plugin that doesn’t seem to show up as an option on the main site is
BuddyPress Moderation – Version 0.1.6I’ve installed it using the network admin but it won’t show up on the site I’d like to enable it on.
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?So I went ahead and disabled network based plugins, then reenabled them on the site that I want. It’s making sense now. You install features/functions using the network install then you either allow them as network to all blogs or you enable them only on the site that you want.
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?I also notice that when someone who owns a blog logs in, they see the Dashboard option of the main site. They can’t access it but is there some way of disabling that?
>You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?Wait now… maybe I should uninstall BP then re-install it on the top site, the single site which I’d like to have BP on? Then BP would be on that site, not networked yet still available to anyone who heads back to the main site?
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?Ok, I’m getting this now and have some new questions.
1: How can I list all of the different blogs somewhere? Not necessarily most popular but all blogs in some form of list that people can look through.
2: How can I make some of the plugins non network? There doesn’t seem to be any option for making network available or not?
3: Same as above but for widgets.
4: I see that users can access their blogs once logged in, however, the network administrator needs to set up blogs for users. Is there a way to allow users to create their own blogs after they have registered?
5: BuddyPress – I installed BP from the network admin however, all of the plugins seem to be networked again? Is this so that blog owners can have the forums which are a part of BP or something else? I was wanting to make BP available only on the main site.
PS: I realize some of these questions are WP so no requirement to respond on those and I can post them there. Just figured I’d ask 🙂
In reply to: WPMS stand alone plus multisite?I didn’t get the chance to yet, I was leaving my desk when I replied.
BTW, I didn’t mean I want/need two sites, I meant I’m trying to learn if I can get this all under one roof.
Kind of a hard question to formulate 🙂
