It’s something to do with being converted to spanned text from html, I guess. Probably the only way around it would be to use a webview instead and just load the html. Something to experiment with. If you want to tinker with the source code, it would be great to have some help.
@carmeetsroad yeah, it’s free and open source, do what you like, though I’m not sure whether the gpl licence requires you to release your customisations as open source as well…
sorry, i moved the website thing to its own class, BPWebsite.java. you’ll find the custom website variable there. should still work to hardcode.
It would be helpful if you could check your PHP logs and find out what the 500 error was. I’ve never seen a 405 message before; it could be a problem with your ISP.
@timvango I’m sorry, I don’t understand. which private message feature? Are you sure it actually sends messages to people you can’t normally? if you can’t, it just won’t send.
I’m not sure why it would be showing private groups… it should only show groups that the user is in, since it is using groups_get_user_groups(). What filter is showing private groups?
Just a heads-up that I have changed the authentication system to use passwords instead of api keys – WordPress client does the same, and it cuts out a large part of the hassle of registering, not to mention “what could go wrong”. Now you just input your password in preferences and then return to the main screen. Shouldn’t take more than that.
To use the latest version of either the server or BuddyDroid, you must upgrade both – the server is at 0.4 and BuddyDroid is at 2.0
Also, I have just updated the server plugin’s latest stable tag to 0.3.0, Once it shows on wordpress.org, please update the plugin to 0.3.0 and try again.
Probably means some server problem. Have you updated the server plugin? I had to modify it, maybe the old version doesn’t work with the new configuration. Also, make sure your ‘website’ setting is just the base URL http://www.yoursite.com/
@hmfaysal – check out the latest github code; you can just hardcode the website in Buddypress.java by setting the CUSTOM_WEBSITE string and it should work.
BuddyDroid 0.9 is now uploaded; it should allow you to access the feed from within Private Buddypress. Also, please update the WP plugin to the latest version on github:
