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Topic: wp-login.php as a template
Hello everyone,
I installed wordpress 3.5.1 and with buddypress 1.6.4.  I am trying to use  wp-login.php as a template for buddypress.  As i need wp-login.php functionalities. Please help me, if possible.
I have around 2 months experience in BP and I have noticed a lot of people getting confused on this subject and I will try to briefly simplify it. First off I am not an “expert” in BuddyPress. Secondly if you want to hook into buddypress then look at within the templates particularly the do_action ones. Here is a simple example in this matter, you create a plugin with the appropriate header/comments, then create a function within to get the job done, then you hook it by calling the appropriate part of buddypress. In my example I will use bp_head. Create a function with the requirements you need then hook it too buddypress by adding:
add_action (‘bp_head’, ‘my_functions_name’);
I hope this helps a few people but like I stated I am no expert I just learn somewhat quick and I enjoy sharing what I learn from others and from experimentation.I love buddypress as well so peace!Hi I am building a site with BuddyPress for a community ( about 2000 users ) this site is designed to be a dating /social network site.
(no forums no blogs no chat)
Just the options to send private messages
open groups and comment,
adding friends ,
creating personal profile.
Because I have never built a large scale website and I do it voluntarily and also storing it on my personal site server, I have a few issues I am asking for your advice:
From your own experience or links to good articles and references.
Should I allow the members to upload many images? My concerns are: viruses ,taking up data space , and copyright issues.
How do you deal with cyber bullying users who are harassing other users trolls writing nasty comments(I really want this community website to be a safe place:)
Your experience with the security issues (Trojan virus etc)
Any Other important issues I should know?
Any help will be very very appreciated.Topic: Plugin Fails
I’m using WP version 3.5.1 and BP version 1.6.5 with the BuddyPress Scholar theme. Everytime i upload any plugin my site crashes, any ideas what would be causing this?
Thanks
On my site, I would like to add a buddypress navigation link that goes to a specific page based on the logged in username.
For example, “johnsorci” would be logged in, and I would like a navigation link that would direct them to “www.example.com/artists/johnsorci”.
This is not a link to their profile, as I already have that. But each user has their own page in the “artists” section, and I want a link that would take the logged in user to that page.
Thanks for any help!
I have followed the instructions here to enable sitewide forums: http://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/
I am using Persuasion BuddyPress Child Theme from MySiteMyWay.com
http://sacredlivingcenter.org
WordPress Version – 3.5.1 Multisite
BuddyPress Version – 1.6.5
bbPress Version 2.2.4The instructions there do not indicate what to do specifically to resolve a redirection issue. I have studied the forums here, and followed many of the helpful suggestions on resolving the issue, to no avail. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled both buddypress and bbpress. When I disable the buddypress forum component, then I can view the forums page, but the links within this page break.
As a recap, the steps I have taken repeatedly as follows:
1) network enabled the buddypress plugin
2) enabled buddypress discussion forums under BuddyPress Components
3) installed bbPress (using forums tab under BuddyPress settings) and configured Site Wide Forums only.
4) set up archive slugs to be: Forums base: discussion; Topics base: topics
5) removed any page with the word forum or forums as a slug
6) created a page with the title community and slug community-board
7) selected community page to be associated with Discussion Forums under buddypress components and saved.If I click on the community page, I am continually redirected to the home page.
If I disable Discussion forums component in buddypress:
the Community Board page is displayed, however the profile and settings tabs redirect to: 404 page cannot be found.Here’s the thing, buddypress appears to display the members page just fine.
What do I need to do in order to integrate buddypress with bbPress successfully? It doesn’t appear following the instructions provided by BuddyPress to set up site-wide forums is successful. I appreciate any assistance the community can provide me in resolving this conflict.
Thank you.
I found this great old Blog Categories for Groups plugin to add a Blog tab to my Groups. It basically allows you to set which categories you want associated with each Group & then displays just those posts in the tab.
It seems to do exactly what I want it to do except that the tabs bar is displayed twice when you are in the Blog tab. http://fryingpan.redheadkelly.net/groups/haplogroup-r1b-lineage-ii/articles/
I think it is coming from this part of the code somewhere. Or maybe in combination with the Custom Community theme?
//setup nav function bcg_setup_nav($current_user_access){ global $bp; if(!bp_is_group()) return; if(bcg_is_disabled($bp->groups->current_group->id)) return; //register form if the BPDev PostEditor Exists if(function_exists('bp_new_simple_blog_post_form')){ $form_params=array('post_type'=>'post', 'post_author'=> bp_loggedin_user_id(), 'post_status'=>'draft', 'current_user_can_post'=> bcg_current_user_can_post(), 'show_categories'=>true, 'show_tags'=>false,//current version does not support the tag 'allowed_categories'=>bcg_get_categories($bp->groups->current_group->id),//selected cats, 'allowed_tags'=>array()); $form=bp_new_simple_blog_post_form('bcg_form',$form_params); } $group_link = bp_get_group_permalink($bp->groups->current_group); bp_core_new_subnav_item( array( 'name' => __( 'Articles', 'bcg' ), 'slug' => BCG_SLUG, 'parent_url' => $group_link, 'parent_slug' => $bp->groups->current_group->slug, 'screen_function' => 'bcg_screen_group_blog', 'position' => 10,'user_has_access'=>$current_user_access, 'item_css_id' => 'blog' ) ); } add_action("groups_setup_nav","bcg_setup_nav"); //load the blog home page for group function bcg_screen_group_blog(){ //load template bp_core_load_template( apply_filters( 'groups_template_group_blog', 'bcg/home' ) ); }WordPress 3.5.1
BuddyPress 1.7
Custom Community 1.14Topic: dating site
Hi there!
is there a buddypress theme similar to Adultfriendfinder dating site?