Hi mercime
Thanks for your reply. I’m using the WP-Bold theme by Solostream.I have a file called register.php in theme-folder/registration/ but editing this file has no affect on the layout. Site URL is http://www.minesandmoney.com/portal/subscribe/
Thanks
Stefan
Do not cache BP pages. Cache is meant for static content not dynamic pages like BuddyPress activity.
I’m not sure if it’s possible, but why would you want page cache?
Using it means your members will be looking at stale pages.
For example Users A & B are online.
User A creates some content (update, comment, etc)
User B won’t see it until they log-out, log-in.
@Maruti Mohanty Thanks for the reply, I need to identify the page like this http://mysite.com/members/member-name/activity/following/
where, http://mysite.com/ = site
members = member page slug
member-name = displayed member personal page slug
activity = personal page activity stream
So I need to identify the personal page slug or personal-nav item page , which is in the screen.
I need to identify these pages only,
http://mysite.com/members/member-slug/activity/
http://mysite.com/members/member-slug/groups/
So no one has used the xProfile fields with Woopra stats?
I found a code to put in functions.php
‘ function redirect_nonloggedin_users($current_uri, $redirect_to) {
// Redirect users to the homepage
// Caution! Exclude the homepage from ‘Private BuddyPress’ options
// to avoid redirection loops!
return get_option(‘siteurl’) . ‘/?from=’ . $redirect_to;
}’
but i dont know where put a site that not registered users will be redirected to. ?
If i put it to functions.php nothing happens.
Yes, but i want to make my content unvisible for not registered users. If someone is not registered it shows simple page with register form, if registered it will show normal buddypress page.
@Paul “Admin users can already change any users’ profile data via the front-end.”
Where do I find this?
There’s no actual link, is there? I just have to write enter URLs in to the browser window? Like http://www.site.com/members/name/profile/change-avatar/ ?
@Paul “We added an Activity admin area”.
Ok, I see it.
@Hugo “You should be able to manage the data from a csv list without too much trouble, I had to write a script recently to pull data from a custom table chase it into BP profiles while also dealing with WP first/last names wasn’t too difficult.”
Not difficult for you, perhaps, but I’m no developer
Thanks very much.
@Paul,
If I get a WordPress user import/export plugin, what else should I be considering for the extra, missing profile data? Manual entry?
Thanks.
No, please don’t take it wrong.. I’m not expecting BuddyPress to be exactly what I want..
I’m new here and I’m not expecting much.. Please don’t feel like being forced by me or something like that..
I’m just interested in BuddyPress and very excited to know more about the concept of this special plugin.. I notice that BuddyPress is ‘more than just another WordPress plugin’.
Err…, so based on your answers, as you said, @modemlooper , can we conclude as below :
BuddyPress is ONLY aggregates WordPress content… but this plugin is not deeply integrated with WordPress content.
BuddyPress is sitting on WordPress CMS platform, without following how WordPress’ system in managing users and content.
BuddyPress plugin adds user relationships to WordPress, but that relationships has nothing to do with WordPress content and user management..”
(In my opinion, I’m just thinking that it should be great if in the future BuddyPress is more integrated with WordPress. But that’s just my opinion.. It’s only a feedback from me to this community.. that’s okay.. Just don’t take it wrong).
The problem with changing the name blogs in Appearance>Menus is that it is a Buddypress dropdown — under the title ‘Community’ with ‘Activity’, ‘Members’, ‘Groups’, & ‘Blogs’ underneath it.
The Buddypress drop down does not show in Appearance>Menus.
Thank You @Hugo and @mercime but I had no such luck. I love this theme and i love Buddypress it would be heaven if i can get this to actually work. It centered the site and turned a most of it transparent. I hope to figure it out soon.. if there are any other suggestions please let me know.
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Take a look at this, might do everything you need:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-group-hierarchy/
Note – It can have minor conflicts (mainly css, afaik) with other plugins.
Or you can use the
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/group-extension-api/
I’ve used that api to create things like “Team Sheets” within a group / league.
You can do a lot with it, if you can program.
*hangs head in shame* yes of cource admins can edit any profile – adminbar – always forget that and shouldn’t be
Yes point taken about perhaps having to edit profiles if text is of an unsavoury nature.
You should be able to manage the data from a csv list without too much trouble, I had to write a script recently to pull data from a custom table chase it into BP profiles while also dealing with WP first/last names wasn’t too difficult.
Yes, WP + BP users are the same. Yes to WP/BP profile data in different places.
As I’ve said in another thread of yours, admins can edit all BuddyPress information from the front-end of your site. The codex is probably as good as it gets unless someone’s written a blog post, or if you can find an old post on this forum.
It’s split like this because BuddyPress’ profile system is more powerful and therefore complicated than WordPress’, and it wasn’t possible to use the WordPress database tables for BuddyPress profile data.
I’m not aware of any existing plugins that do CSV import for BuddyPress profile information, or any that do BuddyPress profile export. If you’re just looking to import WordPress user data, there might be something on the WordPress.org plugins directory.
Admin users can already change any users’ profile data via the front-end, not wp-admin. We’re building out screens in wp-admin; in 1.6, we added an Activity admin area, and in 1.7, we’re introducing groups. It’s not as quick or easy as “add it to the WordPress user profile admin”.
We’ve seen your post at https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypresswp-users-how-does-it-work/ — there was no real need to bump this very old topic. Closing this topic in favour of the above.
@naijaping Great work! Could you just paste the code of this nice notification plugin?
@mercime
Hi let me quickly explain what i did. I copied Header, footer and sidebar.php outside my ftp client and renamed them to header-buddypress, footer-buddy-press and sidebar-buddypress. I then followed your steps however i found it odd that i had to make a blank page for sidebar-buddypress.php and then afterwards after the footer-buddypress section add some code in the TOP in sidebar-buddypress.
I then uploaded the new files and went to my “wp-content/themes/minimosity/” directory and found style.css and added at the bottom the code from the “Template Pack Walkthrough – Twenty Ten” page you linked me.
My sidebar-buddypress.php looks exactly as the code you posted.
This is what i basically did, i now have no sidebar shown on my buddypress sites. my website is: wehype.dk
I really appreciate your help but have i missed something?
