@hnla thank you 
@strek-break will post in a little while.
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Would have helped to have posted that link in the first place then 
The third step does require some manual modifications did you try that or are you not familiar with basic html /code?
I’m sure mercime will help shortly – but I do stress again that the help forums are not to be regarded as a service.
Hello, I tried using the plugin Template Pack BP, but the third step, the template is unformatted and can not finish. With this @ mercime asked me to send the links: header, footer, index, page and sidebar.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/who-can-adapt-the-template-wordpress-for-buddypress
Please bear in mind that this is a support forum to help with BP issues and problems, it is not a coding service. People here are volunteers giving their free time to help.
You really should make an attempt to begin this process – using the template pack plugin if required – or post to the jobs board with the request and pay someone to help you with this requirement.
If you make an attempt to get started I’m sure @mercime or someone will guide you along with the process and help where you get stuck.
Also do check out the codex pages as – apart from the template pack walk throughs – Mercime has done a lot of work converting themes to BP and has an extensive list of themes that have been converted or threads where the process for a given theme exist.
I am using Google Site Map plugin to generate sitemap.xml, in this file I am not seeing the group or forum topic links. Is this the issue? Do I need to use a different sitemap generation plugin for Buddypress?
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@SlaFFik, thats correct, but the plugin you’re talk about, isn’t working in the way I mean. The working must be like Facebook or Google+, that the avatar showed large in a popup. But that isn’t possible with the BP avatar Bubble or am I wrong?
Thanks Paul. I read the article briefly last week and will read it again.
Meanwhile here are some findings:
1) It seems apparently the hackers are using some auto-login scripts – cos after setting achievements for tracking/awarding 1 point per login, some accounts clocked in over 20K points in a single day (twenty thousand times of login in to the site?!)
2) Another research method which was accidental – i setup Feedjit to see traffic and potential users coming in. Apparently the hacker use this search phrase – “powered by WordPress and Buddypress” so they must have and actively seeking sites powered by Buddypress knowing they can come in to create spam easily.
Anyway the above observations is for those who are working on their sites as reference.
ok, after a few hours fiddling I’ve tracked it down to something in global.js is blocking Safari copy on tap and hold. Let me find the culprit and submit it to trac to be fixed in core. You cant copy on bp-default theme either.
== Getting Started’-type issues ==
@tilley46 check out BuddyPress Codex – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/
== How do I create a standard Home Page for my BP site ==
What’s a standard home page for you? The list of blog posts like it is with bp-default theme, Twenty Ten and Twenty Eleven themes? If you want a static front page, do the same thing as you would do for a regular WordPress theme.
== I don’t see anywhere for new users to register new profiles’, etc ==
Basic WordPress, go to Settings > General and allow registration.
i’ve don that but no proper result.
im seeing the members, groups and form page but when i want to add atopic or group
” Page not found “
When i go to links im getting this error
Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /domain.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 760
@mercime, ESFI is a truly international organisation. We are registered in Paris, but our members are dispersed around the world and collaborating only online (besides annual conferences). As a framework organisation, we do not do our own fundraising, but support the national chapters with theirs.
So here’s what I discovered, poking through the members folder and trying to correlate the code from that page.
There’s a file “permalinks.php” which is what that page reflects. Entered the missing bits of code and presto.
Thank you for contributing @mercime
I have implemented the revisions. For some reason -that- page is not using the source code.
If you look at the other buddypress pages, they reflect the changes…
http://bigassmonsters.com/wp/members/ and http://bigassmonsters.com/wp/activity/
@kristopherlouie You didn’t implement the revisions I posted above since I don’t see the following in the source code at all
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and the corresponding closing divs/article with get_sidebar
Any updated on this request?
@helpme2012 Are you referring to the blog comments or the Activity stream Comments?
For Blog comments, just recreate the bp_dtheme_comment_form() function (located inside bp-defaults functions.php) inside your child theme and it should override the default.
If your talking about the Stream Comments, then – i have no idea. Never had a problem with the comments post form appearing to logged out members
@djsinternet The adminbar.css is enqueued via wp_head –> “
and the bp-core-buddypress markup is loaded via wp_footer.
If you want to remove buddybar.css, add this to `bp-custom.php` or your theme’s `functions.php` file
`// remove admin bar style
add_action( ‘bp_init’, ‘djsinternet_remove_adminbar_css’ );
function djsinternet_remove_adminbar_css() {
wp_dequeue_style ( ‘bp-admin-bar’);
wp_dequeue_style ( ‘bp-admin-bar-rtl’);
}`
Note that when you dequeue buddybar.css, all the adminbar links will be unstyled at the bottom of the webpage unless you upload your own adminbar stylesheet
Wow that great to know it can be done, it seem way over my head but perhaps I could find someone to do it in the future. In the mean time I could leave them as separate and join them later after they start to take off or is this best done from the beginning? Or is it easier that it sounds?
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@juanmaguerrero Works great until it hits a dead end and there is no more activities. Then if you keep trying to scroll down it repeats over and over “Sorry, there was no activity found. Please try a different filter.” Is there a way you can tweak the code to make it only display that message one time when it reaches the end of activities? It works great, but it would just look cleaner if it did not repeat that message over, and over as a user attempts to scroll when there is no more activities to display. Also, how do you get that neat loader like you have on your site while more activities is loading? What does it involve? Can you share how to accomplish this? Thanks, and great job!
So if I clicked on an avatar in this thread – I would see no 40×40 px but (in a popup) 150×150 px (or other, configurable).
Am I right? If yes, I might add this to my BP Avatar Bubble (https://buddypress.org/community/groups/cd-bp-avatar-bubble/).
Yes, this can be done.
The easiest way is to create a “bridge” between them.
So in general:
1) sync all users data between sites (wp_(users|usermeta|bp_xprofile_*).
2) create a script on site 1, that after user registering/updating profile data will make a post|get request with encrypted data to site 2
3) site 2 will get this data, check it and saves.
The same script should be placed on site 2 as well. Of course, you will need some kind of securing of all data transfers, also lots of BP hooks will be used.
Once I even implemented such solution. Site1 was on PHP (WP+BP), while Site2 – on ASP. That was interesting project
== I am using the BP default theme ==
You do not need BP Template Pack plugin nor do you need to download/upload any folders if you’re using the bp-default theme. So …
– First, deactivate the BP Template Pack plugin
– Second, deactivate BuddyPress, delete BuddyPress, then install it again. This is to make sure that you have clean installation.
