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Honestly I searched for Social Networks CMS ( EVERYTHING YOU CAN THINK OF) Unless you feel like paying 200 bucks for a program or a download link buddypress is the way to go..
Buddypress is very simple to edit and change…As far as Privacy settings go.. yeah I know buddypress lacks that but it’s REALLY easy to create your own type of plugin to handle the privacy settings, or even script it in.
At times you don’t get a reply, but other times you do. When I did get a reply it helped out a lot.
Perhaps learn some PHP or how Buddypress and WordPress works.Or just download Elgg and let me know how well that goes.
Best of Luck.
Ps. Buddypress ROCKSDisregard all comments about password transmitted over https.
Found the problem…@hnla
The website is hosted off of 1and1.com.
Using wp 3.3.1
and the newest BP ( not sure what version it’s at now )I used a program called netspark i believe,
( just had to reformat today to linux. Couldn’t stand Windows 7 >.< )
One I get the program installed, I will screen shot the reports of a BP site, and a some other social CMS ( elgg. )
The program pervades full details on why the passwords are being sent over https.
I will also contact other BP sites with their permission and test their site too and take a screen shot of the results.Don’t get me wrong, Buddypress is one of the BEST plugins for WordPress.
also, I will see if it has something to do with WordPress it’s self.The reason why im bringing this up is due to the fact that I installed Elgg on a different domain and the passwords were secure.
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That code will send the user to their profile.
(eg http://www.example.com/members/USERNAME)
You do not need to put any other piece of php code..
you do need to link it to a herf..
(eg `<a href="”>My Profile`)have you tried deleting the buddypress plugin and reinstalling it?
try asking how to display friends member tab on load.
I would like to help out some more but I really don’t understand what you are trying to do with it.
Can you give more details?
@inhouse@sandman18
When you go to the member’s profile page. (e.g http://www.site.com/members/USERNAME)
That is the person’s profile..
it has a tab of their profile activity, (blog, profile info, groups, ect..) it only shows what that user has posted or replyed in.. Nothing more, nothing less.If you decided to use a different theme instead of the bp-default theme you might run into some problems with the header.php.. ( some themes will already add in a link for activity, groups, ect ect..) but if you are using the bp-default then you shouldn’t run into these problems.
My suggestion, add a few users on your site. Post activitys, make groups and put some content on your site.. Learn how buddypress works and what you can and can’t do with it. Click things and see what they do.
Best of luck with BP.find a plugin called bp-wire.
Inside of the installing.txt it will tell you what you need to do..
but that doesn’t solve your question.
now adding the @tag into the wp-wire is a different story.
I just think bp-wire should give you a head start
@blinkybilli01@indyowls
what’s your link to your website?buddypress share..
it seems to have everything in it..
I went to facebook development page and got the code share..
I then put in the activity ID inside of the code and added the facebook iframe into the buddypress entry.php file..
so users can share it on facebook..
@ashokgolusuWhat theme are you using?
I believe it has something to deal with this piece of code, (file bp-membesr/bp-members-signup.php)
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function bp_core_validate_user_signup( $user_name, $user_email ) {
global $wpdb;$errors = new WP_Error();
$user_email = sanitize_email( $user_email );if ( empty( $user_name ) )
$errors->add( ‘user_name’, __( ‘Please enter a username’, ‘buddypress’ ) );$maybe = array();
preg_match( “/[a-z0-9]+/”, $user_name, $maybe );
`
On line 311 you will see
`preg_match( “/[a-z0-9]+/”, $user_name, $maybe );`
Just add
` preg_match( “/[a-z0-9A-Z]+/”, $user_name, $maybe );`
that should allow caps for user names.
@dalejrayhttp://www.yadigit.net
@djpaul
@fanquake
@johnjamesjacobyThank you.
Yey, I found it
this requires editing the activity/entry.php in your theme.right after the following code:
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Put in:
`$(document).ready(function(){
$(“li#activity- div.activity-comments ul”).hide();
$(“li#activity- a.acomment-reply”).click(function(){
if ( $(“p.collapse-“).css(“display”) == ‘none’ ){$(“p.expand-, p.collapse-, li#activity- div.activity-comments ul”).toggle(100);
}
return true;
});$(“p.expand- a”).click(function(){
$(“p.expand-, p.collapse-, li#activity- div.activity-comments ul”).toggle(100);
return false;});
$(“p.collapse- a”).click(function(){
$(“p.expand-, p.collapse-, li#activity- div.activity-comments ul”).toggle(100);
return false;});
$(“li#activity- input[name=ac_form_submit]”).click(function(){
if ( $(“p.collapse-“).css(“display”) == ‘none’ ){
$(“p.expand-, p.collapse-, li#activity- div.activity-comments ul”).toggle(100);
}
return true;
});});
I believe I have the comment script some where. I believe my buddy of mine has it.. He wont be on till later tonight. if he still has it i’ll be more then happy to send it over.
@jasonbrodbeckcomI do have a script for that. But the javascript does effect the BP notifications… that’s the only problem. I’ll be more then happy to send you the script. @jasonbrodbeckcom, I don’t use it for that reason but let me see if I can find it again.
This is just a though and that’s a very good idea and I will also look into it too..
have you tried the ‘ > ‘ sign..
I would set a $timeset = TIMERESTRICTNow this is something I wouldn’t know how to do but This is how i would lay out the if command..
How would would you call the time of when the person left the group?
if you could do that I’d set a string as
$timeleft = TIMEPERSONLEFTGROUPand make the if command
if $timeset < $timeleft {
Can’t join time
} else {
Join
}Im not sure if it helped too much, but I hope it gave you an idea on what to do.
@jeffslNow the question is, is there a way to show the comments by clicking “Comment” and it will expland the rest of the hidden comments?
I know it has something to do with the J.S
@naijaping Any ideas?I just learned how to do that. in the Global.js located (/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc) you will see Global,js.. open it up with a text editor ( I use notepad++ ) go to line 1200 and you will see
`if ( jq(this).children(‘ul’).children(‘li’).length < 5 ) return;` Replace the 5 with what ever number you want it to hide when it reaches that limit.Now on line 1212 you will see
`if ( i < comment_lis.length – 5 ) {`
Once again change the 5 with what ever number you want it to hide when it reaches that limit,
Let me know if it works @mary JaneSite looks good. @richardpb
When I registered for your site I noticed after you fill out the basic info (user name, email, pass ect) you get sent to the activate page and your able to Upload an avatar.
For some reason my buddypress doesn’t do that.
Was there a plugin you had to install? did it come with buddypress? or did you edit the code?
Your answer is very well appreciated!Solved.
My code I used.
`<a href="friends/add-friend/1/?_wpnonce=013b12af85″>Add Friend Link`I’ve been searching for an answer myself for awhile.. I kinda gave up on it but still was able to put
“ in the css in home.php and created divs and allowed the users to change the size, color, ect of their profile.
<p class="expand-“>
<p style="display:none" class="collapse-“>Hide Comments
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Please NOTE:
the “
should go above
`
and the “
goes under it.
Any question’s please contact me at
http://www.yadigit.net..
Username MrMike.
It should work just find for you.
Your welcome.