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  • enderandrew
    Member

    @Robbysusanto are you saying you should copy the _inc folder but not enable the JS integration through the plugin?

    robbysusanto
    Member

    Tosh, please try my way, 1. use any themes of your choice 2. Enable BuddyPress Template Pack 3. Copy folder _inc from “/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default” into your theme directory

    its work at my site indonesiabox.com and also otolover.com

    #119160

    In reply to: buddypress layout

    please could you delete the url from my post please

    #119158
    kkradel
    Participant

    Actually, plugins aren’t better, as they take up memory (I’m now on a VPS, so memory usage has become a concern) and they create a lot of doorways for hackage (not the good kind). I like, and would rather, hard code where ever I can, and I do, but I just don’t have the time or the bandwidth to do what I want to do on my own with BuddyPress, hence I’m stuck with plugins.

    Before using Multisite, I hard coded as much as possible – all the header/footer stuff, links that I knew were stable. If I found a plugin that worked by adding one line of code, I just found that one line of code and added it by hand instead of using the plugin.

    Currently I’m already using 30 plugins in a WordPress multisite and I’m still not getting all of the features that I need.

    Already using BP Template Pack plugin. Already created my pages, which are fine, the problem is hacking the look and feel of BuddyPress elements within those template pack pages. Things that should be hardcoded, like the navbar, subnav, elements that should be automagically installed and configured, like the ones I mentioned above, are not.

    Because I’m not using the BuddyPress theme, I can only guess that those elements are hardcoded into the theme instead?

    I’d much rather be spending my time trying to hack a way for my BuddyPress members and my WordPress members to be integrated – or trying to make my already existing NextGen Galleries work as an “Album” within BuddyPress … but instead, I’m trying to figure out how to unscramble the stupid subnav bar.

    Thanks for the code snippet links … I’m sure those would/should have shown up on my google searches if they had contained information that I was looking for. But when I get the time, I’ll peruse them and see if they contain the hacks I need. The stuff I need is really basic though and I don’t understand why it’s just not on the BuddyPress site, unless I am really missing something, which I could be …

    Thank you for trying to help … !

    #119157
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Plugins are better because then you have options as apposed to only having what is in core. BuddyPress comes with a set of core components but each of these have hooks, filters you can plugin into and craft anything your coding skills can muster.

    You can use the profile part or maybe you just need groups. Pick and choose what you need to make it work for you.

    The BP template pack plugin is there to help you integrate with a regular WP theme.

    Code snippets:

    http://bp-tricks.com
    http://blog.etiviti.com/tag/buddypress-hack
    http://buddydev.com/category/buddypress-tricks/

    #119151
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    @karmatosed I was going to put in a ticket for this issue. Maybe you could come up with a fix?

    modemlooper
    Moderator

    This isn’t a buddyPress issue. Google this for WordPress. There may even be a plugin already.

    If not you create an if statement on e same page template:

    If user_is_logged_in {

    }else{

    }

    #119149
    dyerrington
    Member

    Alright, drilling down a bit further, in bp-groups/bp-grouptemplatetags.php, around line 279, there’s our bp_get_group_avatar() method.

    `
    function bp_get_group_avatar( $args = ” ) {
    global $bp, $groups_template;

    $defaults = array(
    ‘type’ => ‘full’,
    ‘width’ => false,
    ‘height’ => false,
    ‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
    ‘id’ => false,
    ‘alt’ => __( ‘Group avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )
    );

    $r = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults );

    extract( $r, EXTR_SKIP );
    var_dump(‘buddypress group_avatar_call’, bp_core_fetch_avatar( array( ‘item_id’ => $groups_template->group->id, ‘object’ => ‘group’, ‘type’ => $type, ‘avatar_dir’ => ‘group-avatars’, ‘alt’ => $alt, ‘css_id’ => $id, ‘class’ => $class, ‘width’ => $width, ‘height’ => $height )) );
    /* Fetch the avatar from the folder, if not provide backwards compat. */
    if ( !$avatar = bp_core_fetch_avatar( array( ‘item_id’ => $groups_template->group->id, ‘object’ => ‘group’, ‘type’ => $type, ‘avatar_dir’ => ‘group-avatars’, ‘alt’ => $alt, ‘css_id’ => $id, ‘class’ => $class, ‘width’ => $width, ‘height’ => $height ) ) )
    $avatar = ‘group->avatar_thumb ) . ‘” class=”avatar” alt=”‘ . esc_attr( $groups_template->group->name ) . ‘” />’;

    return apply_filters( ‘bp_get_group_avatar’, $avatar );
    }
    `

    So I’ve var dumped the parameters that are used for bp_core_fetch_avatar() when it’s called from the default group landing page, then var_export($args, true) and copied that output directly to my own code and surprisingly, I get the same result as before, a blank img tag. So, this leads me to believe that this method is not meant to be used in the way I am using it.

    As I find a better solution, I will follow up in case this is useful to someone else.

    Abdelhadi Touil
    Participant

    I find the solution, via admin panel of main site, I just add the user already registred in the network to be member in the main site by entering his email addresse via: Members -> Add new member then I choose add existing memeber.
    It’s manual solution but it’s ok.
    Hope this helps who have the same situation.

    #119147

    In reply to: permalink structure

    amg
    Participant

    Thanks, in the permalink it are frozen urls, so I did a lot of other things, .htacess code and so on. As this is a website on the same account of another website, the provider gave more space and then I started from scratch again, brand new website (not a big problem as the site was from yesterday)

    After installing buddypress: the same notification…error. Grrrt, then I only changed in permalinks the choice from -default- to -custom- and, amazing, that solved the problem.

    So thank you, it is solved.

    #119143
    esploded
    Member

    Thanks @mercime for the advice, but it still won’t work! ARGH.
    Setup:
    Single WP, MAMP (mac server), Not on a domain yet, but is on the root of MAMP/htdocs/wordpress
    I did all of the steps above, but still no use. I hate you “There are no posts for this topic.”!

    Also, what do you mean by I didn’t “install/active BP in a subfolder/subdomain”? My buddypress site just has a tab under “community” which leads to the groups, forums, etc.

    #119142
    enderandrew
    Member

    It helps to post with a clear subject of what you’re looking to do.

    Buddypress Media – http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/
    BP-Gallery – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-gallery/
    BP-YouTube-Feed – http://buddydev.com/plugins/bp-youtube-feed/
    Tubepress – http://tubepress.org/

    But this might be the best solution for you:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/contus-video-galleryversion-10/

    There are tons of options. I just found that one with a quick Google search, so it can’t be a national secret.

    #119139
    @mercime
    Participant

    The basic steps @thewhyteempire

    1. Make sure you installed WordPress manually instead of using webhost scripts which messes up multisite and BuddyPress

    2. Make sure you’ve got mod_rewrite enabled and that your pretty permalinks are working in WP install.

    3. Create a network per link given by r-a-y above. Check that you can create a new subsite and that you can upload images in said subsite.

    4, Then install BuddyPress and activate in main site or in subsite (secondary) created

    #119138

    @Gam3con, open your style css file and change a {color: #717171;} to a{color:#FFFFFF;}

    you done.

    #119135

    I been trying to figure it out for week or two now so im just taking small break hope to find the solution soon. IF not imma have to try and find someone to do it who’s specialty is wordpress, multisite, and buddypress.

    #119134

    yup your the first who has even wrote anything back to me I asked the question in Powweb Support, WordPress Support, and here. I’ve taking a break on figuring it out right now.

    Good question though…. If I just start working on the different blogs correct. I can later add Buddypress correct?? if so imma work on these some and then try the above again. I know if doesnt work I always get it back to normal by deleting buddypress plugin.

    #119131
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    I find this completely odd because BuddyPress does not auto create a username on the registration page from the database. Maybe you have mal-ware or something? Also it could be the browser auto filling.

    #119128
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Did you create the network using these steps?
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network

    Because you’re using subdomains, you’ll need to set that up correctly as well:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network#Step_2:_Setting_Wildcard_Subdomains

    Btw, this is a WordPress problem; did you try posting your question over there?

    Support Forums

    r-a-y
    Keymaster
    #119126

    In reply to: Way to Change Groups

    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    You’d probably want to hijack the $bp global when a group page is displayed.

    If you’re using BP 1.2.x, look particularly at `$bp->is_item_mod` in /buddypress/bp-groups.php

    #119124
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    @digitalhytop – BuddyPress is a WordPress plugin; front page handling is a WordPress thing.

    Modemlooper’s link is a good place to start.

    When you create a new page for your frontpage, you’ll probably want to create a page template for it:

    Page templates: The untapped potential of WordPress

    #119123
    DigitalHytop
    Member

    I was wondering myself how to do this. But the instructions above do not apply to BuddyPress, since the “Front Page Displays” settings are all missing from the main BuddyPress site under Settings.

    #119120
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    So you basically want someone to develop a site for you? If you do not no how to develop a custom BuddyPress component then hire a developer.

    #119119

    AS SOON AS I ACTIVATE BUDDYPRESS IT SHOWS THIS SMH.

    Internal Server Error
    The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

    Please contact the server administrator, cgiadmin@yourhostingaccount.com and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

    More information about this error may be available in the server error log.

    Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    #119118
    Josh Frank
    Participant

    Thanks to Katrina Willis (http://katrinawillis.com), my partner on the UGN site, for figuring out the issue. Here is how she describes the fix:

    “On ugnchicago.com, I finally figured out why my name was displaying in the form field.

    In the SQL database, I was the default user (the user with the id=0), so that made my first name display as a default string when you installed the BuddyPress forms (which populates a default into the field). I went in and manually removed that from the database, so we’re clean!”

    I hope this helps you all. And check out Katrina’s site, while you are at it!

    tagged: @PeterHatch, @modemlooper, @JaredGoyette

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