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Hi guys
I made a WordPress theme and it’s been approved and is live now. Some comprimises on the functionality I wanted to put into it had to be made but I’m glad it’s all done now.
Simple Portal on WordPress.org
A WordPress child theme for Twenty Thirteen that uses Twitter Bootstrap 3.0. Makes all BuddyPress and BBPress pages use full width page. Also has custom menus for different user level menu visibility. A little menu in the top right is available when a user is logged in that shows buddypress links for users such as profile, messages, groups, log out.
I just want to thank everyone who contributes to BuddyPress. I am sure it can be pretty thankless and you guys and gals put a lot of your time and energy in it. The recent overhaul on documentation is just one of the fantastic things. I am loving Buddypress and look forward to how it evolves. Again, thank you!
-Scott
When a member posts a longer post to a Group Forum, and it posts to the Group Wall with a [Read More] link, when you click to Read More, it repeats the content from the post 3 times. Is there a fix for this?
Example:
http://circlesofgood.com/groups/international-day-of-happiness-march-20th/
WordPress 3.8.1
BuddyPress 1.9.2Hi.
I am using WP 3.8.1 and BuddyPress 1.9.2 and would like to customise the registration process.
The default functionality to add fields is perfect for most of my needs, however, there is one sticking point – controlling user authorisation upon registration. There are two parts I require:-
Administrator must activate all new registrations, unless…
If the user enters a matching code which is set by the admin in the WP dashboard, their account is automatically authorised.
In an ideal World, I could do all of this with the combination of BP registration and Register Plus Redux plugin, which are unfortunately not compatible with each other unless someone knows any better?
Are there any existing plugins or hacks to achieve this kind of setup?
Thanks
Looking to Network Activate Buddypress for the goal of having a Single Sign-on, but I want to keep Buddypress on one site. Right now when I network activate Buddypress it creates a single sign on for all my websites within my network. That is great – I want that. However, once I do that they can edit their profile and post things in the Buddypress section under each of the websites I have. That means that whatever site they are on it takes the face of that site. I was hoping that no matter what site they are on, once they click something like their profile, that it would take them to a specific section of my website (i.e. a site in my multisite).
Is this a possibility?
I have searched for where the member profile template is, but I think the file structure changed recently so it isn’t in the same place from what I’m seeing.
Where is the member profile template so that it can be edited and styled?
I really would like to rearrange the page into 2 columns and right now it is all one column with some links I don’t need.
WP: 3.8.1
BuddyPress: 1.9.2I’m using the mingle theme by parallelus and they told me my issue has to with buddypress templates. Im using the latest version of buddypress.
Im trying to change it so that when visiting a member profile, the title of that profile is not the users name, like it currently is, but instead the default is the username.
for example: http://fourleagues.com/members/fourleagues/
this is my profile. The title is my name arian ghashghai, but instead i want it to show my username fourleagues by default. I know I can change it individually for users to display their username there but i want to make it the default setting. Im fairly code savvy so I just need to know in what file I can change this setting.
Also i am already using the username only plugin!
ThanksTopic: Please delete my account
Hey @johnjamesjacoby, per your last message on http://buddypress.org/support/topic/how-can-i-delete-my-account, can you please delete my account? Happy for you to change the email address first so that is not ‘flagged as a wordpress account’ (or i can). Thanks!
So as a BuddyPress newbie, I have a question on user groups. If I only want people in groups that admins create and not ones users make themselves, can I just leave the user groups component unchecked, or do I need it if I am having groups of any kind?
Hello together,
I am using WordPress 3.8.1 with BuddyPress 1.9.2 as a plugin.
Have a problem and don’t know, howto solve it. I need a custom profile field in the extended profile, that can see all users, but only an admin can edit.- This workaround with “Capability Manager Enhanced” and “BuddyPress xProfiles ACL” (see http://wordpress.org/support/topic/field-groups-not-editable-by-admins) didn’t work for me. Maybe it’s obsolete?
- Workaround with plugin “Cimy User Extra Fields” also didn’t work.
Can anyone recommend me a plugin or another workaround?
Thanks for help,
BastiTopic: test my buddypress site.
hello,
This is my buddypress site http://www.spoword.com , kindly visit it and use it, developers are welcoming if they want to participate with me to developer spoword.com platform.Thanks in advance.
Hello! 🙂
I am using a code (see below) to create groups.
However they are not counted as groups so pages are not displaying correctly in the Group List.
Created groups with this code are displaying well in the group list BUT as they are not counted as groups, most of them are “in invisible pages”.See screenshot:
I am using this code to create groups (http://danpolant.com/how-to-create-groups-in-buddypress-with-php/ )
function create_a_group() { $new_group = new BP_Groups_Group; $new_group->creator_id = 1; $new_group->name = ‘test’; $new_group->slug = ‘test’; $new_group->description = ‘nothing’; $new_group->news = ‘whatever’; $new_group->status = ‘public’; $new_group->is_invitation_only = 1; $new_group->enable_wire = 1; $new_group->enable_forum = 1; $new_group->enable_photos = 1; $new_group->photos_admin_only = 1; $new_group->date_created = current_time(‘mysql’); $new_group->total_member_count = 1; $new_group->avatar_thumb = ‘some kind of path’; $new_group->avatar_full = ‘some kind of path’; $new_group -> save(); groups_update_groupmeta( $new_group->id, ‘total_member_count’, 1 ); groups_update_groupmeta( $new_group->id, ‘last_activity’, time() ); groups_update_groupmeta( $new_group->id, ‘theme’, ‘buddypress’ ); groups_update_groupmeta( $new_group->id, ‘stylesheet’, ‘buddypress’ ); groups_update_groupmeta( $new_group->id, ‘invite_status’, ‘members’ ); }What is wrong with this code? Does it miss adding a meta somewhere to show up newly created groups in the groups list?
Thank you very much 🙂
and sorry for my bad english… :S
DorThis seemed to be a simple task, but I’ve been struggling to get it working.
I wish to check on user login if they have uploaded an avatar or if they are using the auto-generated gravatar. For now, I am just trying to get it to redirect to the upload page (I’ll likely pop up a light box, display a notice, or restrict functions in the future).
I have done some searching, and after some tweaking, this is what I have come up with:
function uaol_get_user_has_avatar() { global $bp; $avatar = bp_core_fetch_avatar( array( 'item_id' => $bp->loggedin_user->id, 'no_grav' => true, 'html'=>false) ); $pos = strpos($avatar, 'wavatar'); if ($pos === false) { return true;} else { return false; } } function buddypress_redirect_if_no_avatar($redirect_url,$request_url,$user) { $redirect_url = bp_core_get_user_domain($user->ID)."/profile/change-avatar/"; return $redirect_url; } if( !uaol_get_user_has_avatar()){ add_filter("login_redirect","buddypress_redirect_if_no_avatar",100,3); }This however does not redirect anyone. Can someone point me in the right direction?
