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  • #160820
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    It’s confusing because it has old directions that do not pertain to BP 1.7. The install process has been simplified.

     

    http://modemlooper.me/buddypress-1-7-installation/

    #160819
    beeeerock
    Participant

    There wasn’t a php log file there, so I edited php.ini and started the logging.

    Here is the output of interest… with ‘domain’ substituted for actual domain:

    [09-Apr-2013 15:26:58] PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_login_redirect() (previously declared in /var/www/domain.net/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-login-redirect/bp-login-redirect.php:10) in /var/www/domain.net/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-dependency.php on line 235

    Odd… the time stamp looks to be UTC but other messages in the log are local time… but obviously not the problem!

    I moved the buddypress-login-redirect plug-in directory out of the WordPress install and the site is again visible. However, the function that plug-in provided is obviously gone now. I assume this is something the plug-in author will have to fix to live along side of BuddyPress, not the other way around?

    mark-ter-s
    Participant

    Hello Everybody, i seem to have a strange problem,

    yesterday i updated my buddypress plugin to v 1.7,
    It all worked fine eventually but it changed some code in my header so i had to replace header.php with one from my backup to get it correct again.

    The front end from the site is perfect and appears nothing is wrong,
    but in de admin backend there are some problems.

    My Widget control panel is “frozen” i cant select or move the widgets shown in the “available widget” field and the bars on the right side where you normally drag and drop the widgets are completely gone.

    The part where you make new blogpost/messages is gone, the only thing remaining is the titel field.

    The same thing happend to the create new page option, when clicking “new page” the only thing that appears is the titel field and the rest is gone.

    I use wordpress 3.5.1 with the child theme Buddypress columns, that works with buddypress default, changing the theme to Buddypress default or Twentytwelve doenst make any changes,

    Anybody knows what happenend?

    Thanks in advance

    #160812
    @mercime
    Participant

    @palmdoc the signature plugin for bbPress should work for sitewide and group forums set up with bbPress plugin. I do not think that the signature plugin ever worked on the legacy Group forums in the first place. As for legacy group forums per se, following are your options: https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/using-bbpress-2-2-with-buddypress/

    jonny_w
    Participant

    and….fixed – I hadn’t removed the 6 folders from the theme folder when upgrading to 1.7.

    mods pls delete :>

    jonny_w
    Participant

    Hi,

    I’ve installed BP1.7 and it’s just not happening, no CSS seems to be being referenced at all for any of the buddypress elements and the page layouts are thrown off.

    Example:

    http://lgserver.com/new/register/
    http://lgserver.com/new/members/newvita/activity/

    I’m really confused 🙁

    Any help really, really appreciated.

    page.php reads:

    `

    ID,’page-option-sidebar-template’,true);
    $sidebar_array = gdl_get_sidebar_size( $sidebar );
    ?>
    <div class="page-wrapper single-page “>
    ID, ‘page-option-post-slider-category’, true);
    if( $category == ‘All’ ) $category = ”;

    $height = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-post-slider-height’, true);
    $thumbnail = (get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-post-slider-thumbnail’, true) == ‘Yes’)? true: false;
    $num_excerpt = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-post-slider-excerpt-num’, true);
    $num_fetch = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-post-slider-num-fetch’, true);

    echo ”;
    echo ”;
    print_top_post_slider( $category, $height, $thumbnail, $num_excerpt, $num_fetch );
    echo ”; // twelve columns
    echo ”;
    echo ”; // gdl-top-slider
    }else{
    echo ”;
    echo ”;
    $slider_xml = “” . create_xml_tag(‘size’, ‘full-width’);
    $slider_xml = $slider_xml . create_xml_tag(‘height’, get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘page-option-top-slider-height’, true) );
    $slider_xml = $slider_xml . create_xml_tag(‘width’, 940);
    $slider_xml = $slider_xml . create_xml_tag(‘slider-type’, $gdl_top_slider_type);
    $slider_xml = $slider_xml . $gdl_top_slider_xml;
    $slider_xml = $slider_xml . “”;
    $slider_xml_dom = new DOMDocument();
    $slider_xml_dom->loadXML($slider_xml);
    print_slider_item($slider_xml_dom->documentElement);
    echo ”;
    echo ”;
    echo ”;
    }

    $left_sidebar = get_post_meta( $post->ID , “page-option-choose-left-sidebar”, true);
    $right_sidebar = get_post_meta( $post->ID , “page-option-choose-right-sidebar”, true);

    echo ”;
    echo ”;

    echo ”;
    echo ”;

    // page content
    global $gdl_item_row_size;
    while (have_posts()){
    the_post();

    // print title
    $gdl_show_title = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-show-title’, true);
    if( $gdl_show_title != ‘No’ ){
    print_page_header(get_the_title());
    }

    // print content
    $gdl_show_content = get_post_meta($post->ID, ‘page-option-show-content’, true);
    if( $gdl_show_content != ‘No’ ){
    $content = get_the_content();
    $content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content);
    if(empty($content)){
    $gdl_item_row_size = print_item_size( ‘1/1′, $gdl_item_row_size ,’mb0’);
    }else{
    $gdl_item_row_size = print_item_size( ‘1/1’, $gdl_item_row_size);
    }

    echo ”;
    echo $content;
    wp_link_pages( array( ‘before’ => ” . __( ‘Pages:’, ‘gdl_front_end’ ) . ”, ‘after’ => ” ) );
    echo ”;

    echo ”; // print_item_size
    }
    }

    // Page Item Part
    if(!empty($gdl_page_xml)){
    $page_xml_val = new DOMDocument();
    $page_xml_val->loadXML($gdl_page_xml);
    foreach( $page_xml_val->documentElement->childNodes as $item_xml){
    if( $item_xml->nodeName == ‘Title’ || $item_xml->nodeName == ‘Blog’ || $item_xml->nodeName == ‘Portfolio’){
    $additional_class = ‘mb15’;
    }else{
    $additional_class = ”;
    }
    $gdl_item_row_size = print_item_size(find_xml_value($item_xml, ‘size’), $gdl_item_row_size, $additional_class);
    switch($item_xml->nodeName){
    case ‘Accordion’ : print_accordion_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Blog’ : print_blog_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Contact-Form’ : print_contact_form($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Column’: print_column_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Column-Service’ : print_column_service($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Content’ : print_content_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Divider’ : print_divider($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Gallery’ : print_gallery_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Message-Box’ : print_message_box($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Page’: print_page_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Personnal’: print_personnal_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Portfolio’ : print_portfolio($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Post-Slider’ : print_post_slider_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Price-Item’: print_price_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Slider’ : print_slider_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Stunning-Text’ : print_stunning_text($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Tab’ : print_tab_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Testimonial’ : print_testimonial($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Title’ : print_title_item($item_xml); break;
    case ‘Toggle-Box’ : print_toggle_box_item($item_xml); break;
    default: break;
    }
    echo “”; // close column from print_item_size()
    }
    }
    echo ”;
    echo “”; // close row from print_item_size()
    echo “”; // end of gdl-page-item

    get_sidebar(‘left’);
    echo ”;
    echo “”; // row
    echo “”; // gdl-page-left

    get_sidebar(‘right’);
    echo ”;
    echo “”; // row
    ?>

    `

    2456Zebra
    Participant

    You know the bar at the top which allows a user to sign in or register that is usually there….it’s gone missing after the update to Buddypress 1.7

    My site is: http://www.MedoWorld.com

    I’ve gone to Settings – Buddypress – Settings – and clicked and unclicked the setting for allow not signed in users to see Toolbar. Did nothing.

    I deleted the plug-ins that I updated too.

    Any ideas?

    Are you able to tell by looking at the error codes? How do I see those error codes and will I know what to do when I see them?

    Thanks

    #160801
    nintendosushi
    Participant

    Hello all,

    I’m trying to integrate BuddyPress into my site – http://nintendo-sushi.com

    As far as I’m aware, there is supposed to be a Buddy Bar showing, is that right?

    My very limited knowledge is that it should be calling the footer and I think it is.

    Can anyone suggest what’s wrong?

    Thanks,
    Ace

    #160792
    frenchWebMaster
    Participant

    Hello there,

    We work with buddypress for our social platform for 2 years now.
    This platform was very quick until we have more than 80k groups. In fact, groups pagination seems to get slower in some cases. For example if I’m on the first groups page and I want to go to the second or the third one everything is all right. But if I want to go from the first page to the last one for example it can take more than 4 minutes …
    When some filters are added, it really fast, I think this problem come from the pagination system but I don’t know how can I prevent from this.

    Here’s our test server : http://vks10281.ip-37-59-125.eu:8080/groups/

    Thanks 🙂

    aces
    Participant

    Using IE developer tools I can see that line 1720 of bp’s default.css uses a filter that starts as white ( #ffffff ). If this line is turned off then the white text of the add to cart button can be seen.

    It can also be seen that Woocommerce colours this text white though I can’t tell you the line it’s on.

    Using Firebug with firefox it seems that woocommerce colours the button background with it’s own ‘mozilla’ only gradient which seems missing from the ie version

    This should be fixable by adding to the child theme style sheet

    Try using Firebug with Firefox, or use the developer tools in Chrome, Safari and IE, or Opera Dragonfly to see for yourself.

    #160590
    dassoubarna
    Participant

    Beside the normal BP Groups page I want to create a page where users can select groups through check boxes and join multiple groups at a time. Though I am not an expert in PHP coding, but I try to write a code for the purpose and put it in a normal WP page through PHP code plugin. Groups are appearing in the right way, but the submit button is not working accordingly. Could any one here please guide me to resolve the problem. I am using buddypress 1.6.1 and my code is as follows:
    `

    <form action="” method=”post” id=”department-request-form” class=”standard-form”>
    <input type="checkbox" id="” name=”select_departments[]” value=”” />

    #160438
    briankb
    Participant

    Is there a Getting Started Guide that explains the features of BuddyPress and how to set them up?

    I have tried the Documentation but the navigation and interface is very confusing.

    SydneyDesigner
    Participant

    Thanks @modemlooper. I have been asking at Woo Themes but no reply yet. If I hear anything I will post here too, to help others.

    However, these IE8/9 problems with the WooCommerce buttons go away when I switch to twentytwelve theme and return when I switch back to BuddyPress Default Theme (I’m now on the latest BuddyPress 1.7 version and the problem is still there). So I’m guessing that the fix needs to be done in the BuddyPress Default Theme to make it work with WooCommerce (rather than the other way around)- would you agree with this logic?

    #160430
    @mercime
    Participant

    There are two free plugins which can enable multiple BuddyPress networks. I would recommend that you wait until either has been upgraded for BP 1.7

    – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-multi-network/ – shared userbase across networks but don’t know if you can activate on per site basis

    – http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-multi-network/installation/ –
    you can activate BP per subsite and userbase per site is not saved

    Best thing is to ask the respective plugin devs for more info.

    Good luck

    pantone
    Participant

    I recently updated BuddyPress to version 1.7 today and while performing tests on my site to make sure everything was working properly, I noticed that the custom new user activation email from the Welcome Pack plugin was not being sent to new users. It has reverted back to sending the default new user activation email. It was just yesterday that the custom emails from Welcome Pack were being sent fine with no issue.

    Could this be a possible conflict with the BP 1.7 update?

    Currently using WP 3.5.1 and Welcome Pack 3.3

    Thanks!

    George
    Participant

    It was an error with buddypress, re-installed buddypress and it works fine now.

    #160418
    @satori83
    Participant
    #160417
    kraigg
    Participant

    I would say yes, there is an advantage to installing bbPress plugin. With the latest BuddyPress 1.7, you can set up BuddyPress group forums using the standalone bbPress.

    With both plugins now being separate, it means that you can use the BuddyPress plugins for customizing groups, members, and messages, and then also use bbPress plugins to customise the actual forum.

    kraigg
    Participant

    Does the auto-join user to group when posting (BP_DISABLE_AUTO_GROUP_JOIN = false) still work in BuddyPress 1.7?

    #160413
    bp-help
    Participant

    @pdillon809
    Glad you got it worked out and thanks for explaining the process for novices that may run into the same issue.

    #160412
    pdillon809
    Participant

    Thanks for the support guys. The directory structure advice worked. Note: The BP template files are still picked up if you put them in the root of the child theme – think that’s what threw me. Perhaps that could be changed at some point.

    @hnla your page is fine. For complete noobs (like me) see instructions below:

    CSS changes:
    Make all changes in style.css in child theme. This overrides both the main theme and BuddyPress CSS styles.

    HTML/PHP changes:
    Create a directory called buddypress in child theme. Copy any files that need editing from ../wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress to this new directory. You must keep the directory structure but you only need copy over files that need editing. For example, if you need to edit../member/index.php the folder “member” needs to exist in childtheme/buddypress.

    The above worked for me in this environment:
    A child theme of a third party theme (Elegant Themes) * BuddyPress 1.7 beta 2. (no template pack)

    BuddyPress 1.7 worked right out of the box with the Evolution theme by Elegant Themes with NO tweaks needed

    mark-ter-s
    Participant

    Hello,

    i recently had an issue with updating to version 1.7, see my previous post
    http://buddypress.org/support/topic/update-to-1-7-gives-500-internal-server-error/

    After fixing that issue i have the following problem,

    My Widget control panel is “frozen” i cant select or move the widgets shown in the “available widget” field and the bars on the right side where you normally drag and drop the widgets ar completely gone.

    This all happenend after the update to version 1.7

    I hope someone had the answer

    Thanks in advance

    azchipka
    Participant

    Ok so I managed to find a backwards way of doing it because I needed to be able to do the same thing. Your going to need two plugins.

    1. Your Preferred Role Management Plugin. I like Capacity Manager Enhanced
    2. Buddypress xProfiles ACL

    STEPS
    1. Use your role manager to create some new roles. Name them what ever you want.
    2. Go into the Users -> Profile Fields
    3. Create a Field Group for your Restricted Items (not the primary one).
    4. Go to the Settings -> xProfile ACL
    5. Put your Field Group that you only want the Admin to be able to edit for the admin only.
    6. Now this is important you need to modify the xProfile ACL php file (yes I know this makes it a hack, if xProfile ACL is updated you will lose this setting.)
    6a. Go to line 240 of the buddypress-xprofiles-acl.php file. Comment out lines 240 – 249, the code you are commenting out is:

    `
    function filter_xprofile_groups_with_acl() {
    global $bp, $profile_template, $current_user;
    get_currentuserinfo();
    foreach($profile_template->groups as $key => $profile_group) {
    if( ! in_array($profile_group->id, $this->user_allowed_xprofile_groups) ) {
    unset($profile_template->groups[$key]);
    }
    }
    }
    `

    6b. Below the code you just commented out add:
    ` function filter_xprofile_groups_with_acl() {}`

    7. Save your changes to the buddypress-xprofiles-acl.php file.

    8. Now when ever you need to modify the fields log in with your admin account navigate to the user profile in buddy press and select Edit Member Profile from the tool bar. You will see the fields from the private group. Users will see the fields but when they select edit they will not be displayed.

    Hope this helps.

    mark-ter-s
    Participant

    Tonight i tried updating to version 1.7 of buddypress,
    The auto update function goes perfect and the updates says “update succesvol”

    but when i choose to “go back to plugins” or to the front end, my site gives a 500 internal server error in internet explorer, and the site goes blank in firefox and shows nothing.

    I need to replace a backup of the older version of buddypress plugin to get the site going again,

    I use WordPress 3.5.1 with the child theme “BP Columns” version 1.5.3 wich works with buddypress default theme.

    Any ideas anyone?

    would really appreciate it,

    Thanks in advance

    #160400
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    export db and import into mamp phpmyadmin. Then you just change the url in db. This is if you just want to test theme. If you need full plugin testing you should also download wp-content

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