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Does anybody have any idea, on how I would, or if there is already aplugin to send Buddypress notifications to Facebook. I have the app, etc setup. Any help appreciated
When I install buddypress using the built-in WordPress plugin installer. I click Activate. The plugin then becomes activated and nothing else happens. Then I click on Settings and I get the error
‘You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.’
The URL link for my site ends like this:
/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=bp-components
Only I can’t locate a bp-components page anywhere so I’m guessing something is not getting installed or I just don’t know what folder or file(s) need to have the permissions changed?
Any help much appreciated.
Is there any clean solution for my members to register without using a username? I think usernames are so last decade, at least when it comes to social networks.
I found a few plugins that let you log in with your email instead of your user name. I also found this: http://djzone.im/2010/08/remove-loginusername-from-buddypress-registration/ . But it’s not a total solution.
Any thoughts?
Please can someone help me get this working for the benefit of all – see my BBPress forum post
Many thanks.
Hi, we are using buddypress 1.6.4. In functions.php there is “8?” at second last line around 801.
we think it should be ” */ “. Is it so, as we are creating child’s functions and getting error.
Any Help
Hi, we are using buddypress 1.6.4. In functions.php there is “8?” at second last line around 801.
we think it should be ” */ “. Is it so, as we are creating child’s functions and getting error.
Any Help
i installed every thing and every thing seems working good, now what happens is when i click on buddypress then the drop down menu appears i lick on forums
then .. it goes to the forums page but there is nothing but this :-
So what should i do?
I currently have a wordpress+buddypress installation with some blogposts, static pages, and buddypress groups with some posts in their forum. I would like to strip down this install to a plain wordpress-installation with only static pages and some blog entries, and move the whole buddypress-part to a subdirectory called “community”.
I assume I would have to move it pretty much manual (it’s not the biggest site anyways) and I would like two separate databases for them, and two different installs.
I don’t need the members to be synced, and the only needed functionality for the blog would be to display certain buddypress related info from the installation on the subdomain. Only the public available info of course, like recent posts and recent members.
How do I do this? I’ve googled my fingers soreI have a WordPress blog with Buddypress installed and am using group forums.
The forum functionality is quite basic and I was wondering if it’s possible to enhance it by installing BBPress on top of my existing configuration?
Well that offer any additional functionality? And will it still work within my existing group forums?
Hi everyone,
I launched a new experimental version of my Spam Destroyer plugin today. Previously I had added crude support for BuddyPress and bbPress, but had not properly tested it.This time around I’ve tried to beef it up quite a bit and make sure it works as well as possible to block those pesky spam registrations.
I do however need some testers to give it a bash and see how well it works. I can test this thing in private all I like, but in the absense of real world testing I’m somewhat guessing as to it’s effectiveness.
http://geek.ryanhellyer.net/products/spam-destroyer/
Thanks for any input you can give. I am super keen to hear of the results.
Need more protection?
If you would like absolute maximum spam stopping abilities, there is also a very untested CAPTCHA based system rolled into it. You can test this by editing the definition for SPAM_DESTROYER_PROTECTION and changing it from “low” to “high” in the plugins index.php file. Eventually I intend to make this automatically increase the spam protection as your site is hit with more spammers, but I haven’t got that functionality implemented just yetTopic: Buddypress & s2member
Hi,
I’am a user of s2member and I’am thinking about to install Buddypress. I would like to know if the following is possible:
Subscribers register to my site using the PayPal pro forms of S2member. With this form I also ask them to write something about themselves. I do not want to use the buddypress registration form but I would like to show the information they wrote about themselves in a buddypress profile page. Is this possible and how can I accomplish this?
I’am asking this question because the events manager I use on my site offers the opportunity to link to a buddypress profilepage.
If this is not possible is there another way to arrange this?
Kind regards,
Marco VerhagenWordpress 3.5.1
Buddypress 1.6.5 (not yet installed)
http://www.fuwera.nlI’m trying to make some changes to a child theme based on the Buddypress default theme.
By default the WP Admin Bar is hidden below screen widths of 768px. I would like to reinstate it and have done so by adding the following to my theme:
#wpadminbar { display: inline !important; }But responsive.css in the Buddypress default theme sets the following:
body { margin-top: -28px !important; }This forces the header up underneath the wpadminbar when the screen is less than 768px wide. Because it is set as !important I cannot apply CSS to the body tag elsewhere that takes precedence over it.
Why is the theme coded in such a way that makes customising it so tricky?
My next attempt to make this work will be to add a 28px tall div at the top of the page only when the screen width is below 768px, but that’s an unsatisfying and clunky solution.
