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Hi all,
Trying the default Buddypress theme, but I can’t seem to change my group’s avatar. Looking through some posts, it sounds like there should be a “Change avatar” link somewhere on my group’s admin page, but I can’t see it.
Here’s a screenshot:
http://cl.ly/image/1Q471k3D1x3pDo I have some settings missing/wrong?
Topic: Looking for a Rank System
I want to give users Rank, which most people would tell me get a “User Roles” plugin. Well aside from the trajedy of experimenting and utterly ruining two installs of WordPress attempting just that,
More importantly I don’t want to just give them a title, I want to incorporate emblems/icons representing their rank.
For instance a gaming clan or league would have Privates, Team Leaders, Squad, Division, Founders etc.
CubePoints seemed to be the answer, but after installing the BuddyPress INtegration plugin, it utterly fails with multiple errors. Not sure how to deal with it otherwise.
Any suggestions?
As soon as I activate the CubePoints Buddypress Integration plugin I get a string of errors in the Admin area:
So i just installed Buddypress(v1.6.5) plus some extra plugins for Buddypress on my WordPress(v3.5.1) site, but when i try to reach a page it says:
Not Found
The requested URL /WP-SITE/page/ was not found on this server.
I\’m using localhost(wamp) while now!
This only happens ones my permalinks are set to something else than the default? When i set it as default it works fine, but all the pages are just white. I also get a yellow box from the Buddypress plugin at the top in my admin-panel that says my permalinks needs to be set to something else than default!Plugin URI: https://github.com/shanebp/BP-Profile-Message-UX
Tested up to: WP 3.5, BP 1.6.x and 1.7beta2
This plugin replaces the functionality for the Public Message and Private Message buttons on profile pages.
== Description ==
BP Profile Message UX is a BuddyPress plugin.
Default behavior for the buttons is to take you to your own profile – to compose and send messages from there.
Why ?
Why not stay on the profile page you are viewing ?Fortunately, BuddyPress makes it easy to replace the functionality for those buttons.
With this plugin you can stay on a profile page and send messages.
It uses the ‘thickbox’ code built into WordPress.
It uses the default wp-thickbox styling – so it’s not pretty but you can style it any way you want.Hi,
Assuming we are able to eventually get BuddyPress 1.7 working with our theme, we have a few very important questions that we would like to have answered if possible.
BuddyPress would be a very important addition to our site if we can make some of the following
tasks workable.We have a 45 question member technical profile that is required for joining our Association.
1. Can we have a profile this large?
2. Can it be broken into parts so it doesn’t look so long, maybe filled out little by little?
3. Can we select all the fields to be searchable if we wish?Hi Everyone,
Our IT association has 8 wordpress sites for our members and the public. We would like to start using BuddyPress for our member sites but can’t seem to get anywhere with BuddyPress 1.7beta2 yet.
We have watched the 1hr presentation with Boone George regarding the new version and were quite pleased when he mentioned it should be compatible with all themes, or did we get that wrong?
It’s not that we get errors, we just don’t get any way to add groups, users, or anthing else when we
bring up the members, groups, etc. pages.We have disabled all the plugins, watched several videos on Youtube showing complete instrutions for non BuddyPress themes but we do not get the same results.
What can we do? We should have no problem once it’s working, we just have to get it to that point.
Any idea on approx when the final version may be out?
Hi,
Using WordPress 3.5.1 (not multi-site)
Using Buddypress 1.6.5Is there a way to display ‘not filled in’ profile fields on the user’s profile page with a custom message like ‘Not Given’?
I have a few fields like age, location, facebook, etc. and it would be great if the user’s profile can show the following:
_______________________________
Name: user’s name
Age: 28
Location: Not Given
Facebook: Not Given
Relationship Status: Not Given
________________________________Any ideas?
Thanks for the help!
Hi, I just installed and activated the BuddyPress 1.6.5 plugin and my website slider and drop down menus have just stopped working.
When I deactivate the plugin they begin to work again.
I’ve had a look to check if the jqeury’s being called more than once but I can’t seem to find duplicates in the header.
Please help 🙂
Website is http://www.driverview.co.uk
Hello, this is the first time i have downloaded a forum/community plugin to my WordPress. When i installed this plugin i had an impression this will work almost like any other plugin out there, similar to “blog” and use my current theme template. Unfortunately because of the share size of it’s functionality and featured I realized BuddyPress created it’s own theme and it is fine, but my whole purpose of it was to use for a button called “Support” so users can request an assistance when needed or use the forum for our internal use away from public eyes. How can i create a different directory on my site so it does not interfere with the look and feel of the rest of our website for discussing internal issues, etc.? So i just can create a new page let’s call it “Support” and redirect it to the installation of BuddyPress plugin. I hope it makes sense what I’m trying to achieve here, if not feel free to ask clarifying questions. Thank you all ahead of time.
