Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Topic: slideshow for new members
I am quite new to wordpress and buddypress and i was wondering whether there is a way, or a plugin that can display new members on the frontpage as they scroll form right to left. Any help will be apreciated.
Topic: GROUP Forums
Hi, I’m using the latest Buddypress 1.8 & BBpress 2.4 with usergroups & sitewide forums setup. Everything seems great but is it possible to keep sitewide forums separated from group forums; like displaying them on different pages. Also how to view only 10 forums per page. Im not that BP or BBpress code savy so it would be a great help if someone gives me clear instructions. Struggling for a long time and I seem to be hitting a dead end. Any help would be much appreciated. PJ
I’d like to see the current implementation of Group Forums be deprecated out of core and put into a legacy plugin. As it stands, the Group Forums feature is error prone and inflexible.
Problems:
– Creates a ton of sub-forums, cluttering the forum index with ~5 post sub-forums.
– Causes URL inconsistency (some links point to links like /forum/myboard, others point to /groups/otherboard/forums)
– Unclear what functionality belongs to which component, bbPress or BuddyPress.
– The nature of the integration is not user- nor future-friendly because the basic logic of “what connects where” is not clear, it’s just some magic settings box.
– Group Forum activity is contained within a single categoryI’ve made similar suggestions before, but haven’t started a self-contained discussion about it. I think the way wordpress.org handles its embedded forums is a much more elegant solution. And it is entirely possible with bbPress+BuddyPress as well.
Here’s a basic mockup:
http://jmonkey.erlendheggen.net/forums/topic-tag/group-tag/When accessing the forum via a group, you’d see what you usually see today; a forum within the group view. But if you enter a topic, you’d be transferred to the forum, just like wp.org does it. But to maintain context, there’d be a context-sensitive group widget to remind you which Group this topic is associated with.
How it would work:
1) During group set-up, instead of creating a new forum, all you’d do is select a tag to display.
2) Whenever you post via this group, your selected tag will be automatically added to the topic.Solutions:
– No new sub-forum per new group, just a new (or existing) tag.
– No URL leaping.
– bbPress serves up the shortcode, that’s it. The rest is on BuddyPress.
– With easily identifiable tags, similar forum+group setups can be set up with custom forums or group solutions.
– Group Forum activity can happen across categories.I recently noticed that a chat plugin I am using (WPMU Dev Chat) simply stopped working. I was doing some heavy modifications, but nothing that should have broken any plugins. I contacted their support team and they notified me of this JS Error that was stopping the chat from loading properly
TypeError: jq("#aw-whats-new-submit").on is not a function http://myurl.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/js/buddypress.js?ver=1.8.1 Line 73Not only is this issue occuring on the page where my chat feature is supposed to be, but on every page of my site. I know for a fact that the What-New button only appears on the profile page so you can update your status, so why is this script being called everywhere else?
How can I deactivate it on every page BUT the user’s profile page?
sitr url: http://creepypastanetwork.com
Hi there,
We’re using WP 3.6 and BuddyPress 1.8.1. I just received a reply private message written from one member (user B) to another (user A) at my site admin email account (webmaster@)
This is the first time this has happened. I’ve not knowingly configured anything to make that happen. Also, I didn’t see the previous private message from user A to user B. Did something change in a recent release of BP or is there a database corruption somewhere?
Thanks for any tips or advice!
Hello,I’m new for buddypress and I have some question to ask about Buddypress with Events Events Manager.
I am looking at letting users add themselves to a location via there profile, the issue is we have already defined the locations and we dont want mmembers/ users creating new ones themselves.
I then want to show all users that are assigned to this location, which we can do :).
I hope this makes more sense.
Thank you for assisting me.
WordPress version 3.6.1
BuddyPress version 1.8.1
http://sweetamericana.com/register/Please Help:
The registration form is there, but the “Complete Sign Up” button is missing.I have installed both BuddyPress and bbPress. When you go to a page on my blog controlled by BuddyPress, such as Activity, Members, etc., there is no page title. For example, it looks like this: “| Taylor (Not That) Swift” as the page title.
I’m not referring to the actual title right above the post content, I mean like what is displayed in the tabs, etc.
As well, I’m trying to change the page template for BuddyPress pages like Activity and Members, but it wont display the changes when I set it to Full-width, etc. I’m trying to change the template for the bbPress forums page, as well, but the forums aren’t an actual page.
