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@godleuf Using BuddyPress can be a good solution for property managers. And yes numbers 1-7 are all checks. Site Admin can be someone from the Corporate office. Each group can renamed and represent each property and the Group Admin/s can be renamed and show respective property manager/s. And “members” of each group are the respective tenants for the property. If the properties involved are more sophisticated than the one-level management set-up, you can even go multisite and choose one from two BP MultiNetwork plugins.

An experienced BuddyPress developer can set up, recommend free or premium BP/WP plugins to invest in for the rest of the site or even create the plugin from scratch.

@ansidious My condolences to the family and friends of the man who passed away. On BP 1.2,8 — bp-default theme, Lines 51 through 77 show the generated menu items in header.php file https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/1.2.8/bp-themes/bp-default/header.php where the dev could have changed the slugs and other URL

The best solution is to move content to a dev server piece by piece, get everything right and then just trash the current db. BP has come a long way since 1.2 and you don’t need to hack the core as much to customize it.

I’m also having this issue, has anybody figured out a different solution?

I tried David’s suggestion but it didn’t work for me.

I’m running WP 3.4.2 and BP 1.5.5. I have created over 150 groups, and really hope I don’t have to rebuild all of them.

Thanks!

== Call to undefined function get_header() in /htdocs/myfolder/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/blogs/create.php ==

@dasteralo2 try re-uploading the BuddyPress plugin folder manually, via FTP/cpanel/filemananager etc. Also, I assume you’re using bp-default theme just to check out the functionality of BuddyPress. If you want to make any revisions, you should be create a child theme of bp-default theme and make the revisions in the child theme

@giannisff you can create a special template file named => home.php and upload it to your child/WP theme folder in server. You can create everything from `<!DOCTYPE ….. down to closing ` in that file. For example, no need to add get_header as long as you have the doctype, head, body tag and the code in that file. And same goes for get_footer as long as you have the closing body and html tags there

DO NOT UPGRADE until you read this: https://codex.buddypress.org/buddypress-site-administration/upgrading-buddypress/

Jobs are to be posted here: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-jobs-board/forum/

== The plugin buddypress/bp-loader.php has been deactivated due to an error: Plugin file does not exist. ==

@prolet What Paul said. Activating BP Template Pack plugin wouldn’t in any way cause that error. We have successfully “template-packed” more than 80 WP themes in this forum alone https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/#template-packed-wordpress-themes

== BP version. 1.2.8 / WP version 3.4.1 ==

@ansidious I have to say it, BP version 1.2.8 is compatible with WP 3.1 and you should be using at least BP 1.5.7 with WP 3.4.1. Cool to know that you could still push BP 1.2.8 to WP 3.4.2

== My issue is that I can create and edit menu items in the admin of wordpress, but I can not find for the life of me the menu items created with BuddyPress ==

Since you[re still on BP 1.2.8, the menu is hardcoded in the header.php file used by a bp-default child theme or a WP theme with BP template pack.
bp-default supports custom menus since BP 1.5

For individual members pages -> http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-custom-background-for-user-profile/

For individual group pages -> http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddypress-group-customizer-lite-allow-group-admins-to-change-buddypress-group-background/

For other pages, CSS hook on body classes automatically generated for each page is easiest way to go

There is a trac ticket to include a login widget since theme compat is killing sidebar code, I took ownership of ticket, I’ll look through other widgets and make markup better add anything missing.

No problem. Closing this topic.

I am answering what you’ve stated in “I would like for a login to not use the admin bar and it all be a front end deal.”

As for registration, Paul asked you what you needed that was not already in BuddyPress, where by default, you can create xprofile fields in base (primary group) which users can fill up during registration. Then you could create a new profile group and fill it up with fields which users can fill up after they have registered.

@denysz more info is needed to help troubleshoot. WP/BP versions? Did you go through the Installation Wizard after you activated BuddyPress? What theme are you using?

@artxx please post at Cubepoints forum https://buddypress.org/community/groups/cubepoints-buddypress-integration/forum/

First time I’ve heard about this. What theme are you using?

Edit – you should contact theme author of Dynamix theme. Looks like the author incorporated BP into the theme per demo http://dynamix-buddypress.creativeworkz.co.uk/ could be some conflict

== I get the normal wordpress user profile editable fields? ==

If you mean the first and last names in wp-admin user settings, then you have to create a script to call those as BP xprofile fields has its own settings. Otherwise, you can create First Name field and Last Name field in User > Profiles panel https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-components/#users-profile-fields