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I want my bbPress to be a single forum (instead of group forums) – and also perhaps only have 1 group (or none?
I’ve found this topic explaining how to do it but it seems its for an older version of BP / bbforum. http://www.buddyboss.com/how-to-set-up-a-single-bbpress-forum-with-buddypress/
Could anyone please explain the best way to do this? I’d like a single forum, and will only have one type of user so either no groups required or they automatically are allocated to a group.
Any advice is greatly appreciated! PS I’m using the buddyboss theme
So the site i’m working is called CaraDaCapoeira.com. The buddyboss theme provides me with a group function that I can’t do much with really but can be utilized for site groups like “Capoeira Rocks” or something like that. What I need now is to be able to have another “groups” section for Capoeira Schools across the world. I have 700 in excel files and would like to know what the best way to implement this other “groups” section on my buddypess site to be seperate from the groups that came with the general buddypress installation. It will need to show a Photo, group info, phone number, location, instructor etc. I suppose i could use the group page template and just copy it but not quite sure what to do after that. I’m certain i’d have to alter the database but i’m just not sure the best way to go about doing it and what functions to to copy and adjust in order to get this done.
Any and all help is welcome. I’m using WP v 3.2.1 and buddypress 1.2.9
Topic: Better registration
I think the registration that this theme uses: http://buddyboss.com/demo/register should be default for the BuddyPress plugin, it’s super clean and looks great.
Is there a plug in or a way I can get this type of registration for a different theme?
I actually have two questions:
1. How would i add more fields to the group creation page…i tried editing the PHP and got lost. I really don’ t know buddypress that well and my PHP/Mysql skills are basic. I tried editing it and the button the continue to the next step just disappeared. I also already have that plug in that allows you to add fields as a group administrator but what i want is to make certain fields standard for all groups.2.I have an excel file and with about 700 capoeira groups. How can I put make that available in my buddypress site.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated. When i tried to edit the PHP/Mysql my button to continue to the next step just disappeared..i’m using the BuddyBoss theme and my site is http://caradacapoeira.com
Thank you all ahead of time
my site is http://www.sportsisnow.com and I want to put a registration form in my sidebar instead of having a link at the top. Kind of like this : http://buddyboss.com/demo/
I want to have a nice little box in my sidebar that says “sign up” and they can enter a username or password.
I am very very new to all this so any help would be much appreciated!
I’d like to add a blog to my site and I’m confused on how to. I’d like to add a Blog tab in the navigation with a blogroll that I could add daily posts.
Here is my site: http://www.sharemickey.com
Wordpress Version 3.2
Buddypress Version 1.2.9
BuddyBoss Version 1.1.2Thanks,
Joe
Hi, I’m using BuddyPress 1.2.8 with WordPress 3.1.3, and when I use the factory default BuddyPress theme (1.2.7), everything works great
But, when I activate the BuddyBase theme (a free BuddyPress theme from BuddyBoss), everything works, except for the Activity area. In the Activity area if I try to post an update or reply to any activity items…nothing happens
I tried to follow what was happening with FireDebug and in Chrome by watching the Network tab, and basically the Post button always calls wp-load.php with some POST variables (obviously an Ajax request to update the activity list). I guess this is supposed to somehow invoke remote Ajax functions in BuddyBase theme PHP files, but it doesn’t appear to be working.
The result coming back from the wp-load.php AJAX calls is always status 200 (OK) with an empty string, no error message, no content…just nothing
As I say, with the default BuddyPress theme it works fine, so it seems pretty clear that the BuddyBase theme isn’t handling the Ajax stuff properly via wp-load.php.
How can I start debugging this? If someone can point me to some kind of flow of operations that gets the Ajax call from wp-load.php to the actual handling functions, maybe I can try to debug and fix this. It may not even be that big a bug…but I don’t know where to start putting some error_log() statements to try and follow the control flow.
How does the wp-load.php connect to the actual Ajax handling functions for Activity updates?
Thanks for any help/pointers. We like the BuddyBase theme, I’d like to fix it and continue using it. This is the only spot where it seems to not work so well.
You might want to inquire of your hosts support why this is happening as it’s not that desirable on a member login site
`503: Service Temporarily Unavailable
Too many IP addresses accessing one secure area!
Please contact Support if you require assistance.`As for the issue this is simply one where you need to get stuck into the CSS it’s the job of the front-end developer to ensure cross browser compat and there are no plugins that will do this for you, as you are a web developer I guess this falls down to you
however I see you have actually used a pre built theme ‘buddyboss’ so you might want to speak to the authors and see if there’s a fix they can provide.A positive note – Theme development has come a long way in the past two months.
Maybe I missed the discussion but the Aristos theme looks rather clean. Is anyone using it for their community?
http://blogcastor.com/demo/aristos/
BuddyBoss is very clean. I’m using it for my classroom website.
Topic: Centering a Photo
So where can i find this on my ftp server….
http://thesoldiersnetwork.com/wp-login.php?loggedout=true
if you go there you’ll see that the picture is really off center. I’d like to fix this.
This started after i installed buddyboss, didn’t have the problem before.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
My students find it a challenge to navigate the forums. They were not seeing the page links at the top and bottom. Therefore they were creating dozens of topics with the same titles, etc.
The number of forum posts was changed tonight to show only 10 topics.
Next, I’m trying to pretty up the page links. I have css code but quite frankly my color scheme sucks.
` div.pagination .pagination-links {
float: right;
background:#f3961c; /* default background for browsers without gradient support */
/* css3 */
background:-webkit-gradient(linear, 0 0, 0 100%, from(#f9d835), to(#f3961c));
background:-moz-linear-gradient(#f9d835, #f3961c);
background:-o-linear-gradient(#f9d835, #f3961c);
background:linear-gradient(#f9d835, #f3961c);
-webkit-border-radius:10px;
-moz-border-radius:10px;
border-radius:10px;
}`Can someone suggest better color schemes to match the buddyboss theme? Maybe a gray or green (used in wiki and other blog themes). I have the green button in the top right navigation bar to match a different theme used for “site support” Basically the color schemes are getting too much and the site needs some consistency.
http://www.thechembook.com/groups/first-year-chemistry-learners/forum/
Thank you for the help.
PS. I’d really prefer that each number is surrounded separately and that more than just 1 or 2 pages are shown
1 …2…3…4….5….26 [rather than having to travel through several pages before getting to page 10]
@josh101. @mentions are confusing to 99% of users, for real. I have built lots of client sites and literally *every* client asks me WTF are @mentions. I tell them how it works and they say why doesn’t it just work like Facebook, and I pretty much have no response because I agree with them. Hence, http://www.buddyboss.com
I have long thought BuddyPress was confusing, and so I decided to take on the task of building a theme that would solve every issue I have with BuddyPress. It can be downloaded at http://www.buddyboss.com.
1. Groups and Forums are combined in an INTUITIVE way on my theme. It finally makes sense!
2. @mentions are gone. In their place is a TRUE Facebook wall on every profile. Post on friend’s profiles and status updates with threaded comments. You’ve got to try it to see how sweet it is
3. Stripped out all of the nonsense that adds to BuddyPress’ general chaos, and what’s left is a simple and enjoyable experience.Try the BuddyBoss theme at http://www.buddyboss.com. It combines groups and forums in a way that is MUCH more intuitive than the default BuddyPress setup, no hacking required. I think a big issue with BuddyPress is that the layout of groups and forums is usually confusing to people. We’ve fixed that
