@mercime,
Can you look at my site & tell me what I’m doing wrong. I renamed the three files as BP Compat asked…not sure what I need to do.
http://latenightbeeradvocate.com/lnba/community/
I’m so close to having BuddyPress up, but I have a formatting issue. The buddypress “pages” extend too far and push my sidebar down underneath. Please look at the “reviews” page for what I need the formatting to be.
http://latenightbeeradvocate.com/lnba/community/
what if i just want to add the buddypress info to my theme? is this possible… I want it so that whenever my theme is activated, all the buddypress required classes and what not will just run? what would I need to grab out of the buddypress install?
Hi @mercime
– Check if any changes were made in your Settings > General. Make sure you’re using the UTC+/- selection instead of city name.
I was using city name, and changed it to UTC-5, nothing happens
– Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress, refresh browser and check if time is corrected.
Deactivate all plugins except Buddypress and nothing happens
Could it be something in the wp-config?
Thanks for your time!
@naturalworldstm my question was based on the previous post, not the original post. So just to make sure that it’s not your default install that’s causing the issue.
– Check if any changes were made in your Settings > General. Make sure you’re using the UTC+/- selection instead of city name.
– Deactivate all plugins except BuddyPress, refresh browser and check if time is corrected.
@charlietech What theme are you using? You can either a) just use CSS to hide the avatar and then move the status update box to the left or b) remove lines 16 through 20 of post-form.php and then adjust style of status update form in your theme’s style.css
Hey folks,
is it possible to use the permalink structure in combination with Buddypress which only uses the postname? http://site.com/%postname%/
Thanks for your help
Max
i am having a similar problem with this in 1.6.5….
in conjunction with s2member
can import members ok via s2member but if i go to EDIT the member, changes will not save and it takes me to a 404 page outside the dashboard!!!
my brain is too mushy to figure this out… need direction if anyone out there has had a similar challenge…
Can someone explain what is supposed to happen when a user is logged and they want to join a group.
On my site when they click on join group, with any browser, nothing seems to happen. In IE 10 when they select join group, after a few seconds, the main body of the page shifts to the left and takes up about half the screen but the header is fine. I am using both BuddyPress and bbPress, so not sure what is causing the issue. WordPress ver 3.5.1, BuddyPress ver1.6.5, bbPress ver 2.2.4.
Regards, Dale
Closest thing you will get. No other plugin sends anything to Facebook. This plugin sends status updates. You can have it modified to send notices.
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@naturalworldstm not at this time. There’s a new function which combines primary/secondary nav menus into one https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/4629 scheduled for BP 1.7
No, I don’ think it has the feature to send buddypress notifcations to facebook
@boiy looks more like a regular WP issue rather than a BuddyPress issue. Which login page are you referring to? wp-login.php does not have a header nor footer
I had just come across a thread yesterday on the BuddyPress site about how to edit our header, footer, etc. PHP files so that BuddyPress would work
@nasc generally, that would be the case if you were still on BP 1.6.5 or below. BP 1.7 beta and RC versions should automagically insert BP template files into your theme if your theme adheres to the WP templating system otherwise it won’t work.
One way to resolve this is to create a file named buddypress.php which you would need to upload your theme’s folder in server. buddypress.php should contain the HTML structure of a page with sidebar or full-width (up to you and the theme author) as well as the_title() and the_content()
As an aside, if you’re going to have bbPress sitewide/group forums, you would need a bbpress.php file as well. Copy the content of the buddypress.php file into bbpress.php and upload the latter into theme’s folder in server as well.
@mercime thanks for the heads up probably gonna stick with WangGuard for my buddypress client at this point but glad to see there are more options now.
looks cool i’ll keep it in mind for any future buddypress test projects!
@isisjade Where is BuddyPress activated? In main site (default) or did you define it to work in subsite? Did you activate BuddyPress in main/subsite or did you activate it sitewide? By the same token did you activate bbPress where BuddyPress is activated (main/subsite)?
trying to use wp-login.php as a template for buddypress
@rishikant you can see how it’s done in this tutorial http://wpmu.org/how-to-build-a-facebook-style-members-only-wordpress-buddypress-site/
@discdemo you can assign front page and bog page in Settings > Reading whether or not BuddyPress is activated. What theme are you using?
@asoldier looks like BuddyPress is not activated in your site at this time. Closing this topic.
Please create a new topic should the need arise.
@kasarlaravi That would entail some modifications to your template files. BuddyPress 1.7 is coming out soon and you would be able to import BP’s internal Group Forums into bbPress plugin where that functionality is available by default.
