BuddyPress.org

Your site is not related to the search on this website. Closing thread.

Please would you clarify what exactly you mean by “[posts] in BuddyPress”? When I read that, I immediately think of writing blog posts, which is part of WordPress core.

my search button finds everything apart from the text you type in http://www.ihubbusiness.co.uk

Is anyone out there working on this anymore?

better late than never

How can I make wordpress shortcodes work anywhere in buddypress?

Sorry I would search for it myself on buddypress however the search is broken..just returns me to the home page.

The form gets saved by the gravity forms, however this happens before the thumbnail gets set. Could you possibly help me out with some code I can add to my post submission filter? The documentation for buddypress really sucks… Thanks Roger

It’ll be fixed very soon! https://buddypress.org/2011/07/site-maintenance-week-of-july-4-2011/

I had the same problem with the wordpress admin menus in ie9 and online (linux) sites but not on local (vista) sites. Once I viewed and played with the menus in firefox they worked as expected in ie9…. I hope others using the same sites would not have to go through the same process…

Also the buddypress upgrade didn’t show up unless I ran add new plugins first….

Could someone please please tell me how to make ajax quote work with tinymce? I need it to work i’ll pay someone

Duplicate post. I replied to your other post yesterday – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/making-an-exclusive-login/

It’s probably better to keep any conversation going on that orignal post.

buddypress.org is undergoing some maintenance and search/activity is hard to keep track of right now.

Just found this: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/get-member-id-when-viewing-member-page/ going to give it a try.

Hi Roger, I jumped to a solution then, when in fact it does not work correctly, sorry…

I have used your code from page 1 to display featured image on the bp activity stream. However I have a gravity form that lets user upload posts from their, I have used this simple snipet of code to make the upload image a featured image.

add_filter(“gform_post_submission”, “set_post_thumbnail_as”, 10, 2);
function set_post_thumbnail_as($entry, $form){
//getting first image associated with the post
$post_id = $entry[“post_id”];
$attachments = get_posts(array(‘numberposts’ => ‘1’, ‘post_parent’ => $post_id, ‘post_type’ => ‘attachment’, ‘post_mime_type’ => ‘image’, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’));
if(sizeof($attachments) == 0)
return; //no images attached to the post
//setting first image as the thumbnail for this post
update_post_meta( $post_id, ‘_thumbnail_id’, $attachments[0]->ID);
}

This works perfectly for wordpress and displays the featured image correctly. However the featured image does not appear in the buddypress activity stream until I manually go to that post and hit update in the backend… really defeats the purpose of publishing the post… pulled my hair out for days on this.. Do you have any suggestions? I believe it is something to do with the way bp saves posts… Maybe bp_activity_post_update would work

No — see https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-default-theme-changelog/

(ignore all the property changes, those are irrelevant)

You will find the whole project here: http://code.google.com/p/buddypress-media/

@tindell – this is one of several areas where the BuddyPress core API embeds too much markup and presentation, causing a consequent problem for developers.

If you look at my solution on page 1 of this thread, you have the solution for this problem for thumbnails.

As for your note:

Buddypress is great providing you don’t want to change anything expect a few colours

To a large extent that’s true if you are building child themes from bp-default.

You can develop true bespoke sites with BuddyPress, but it’s not a trivial development process – the API could be much cleaner.

@katemgilbert – just noticed this. We built helloecoliving.com.

For that site, BuddyPress is installed on the main blog, not a sub-blog.

It just takes a little bit of work in your theme to create a separate tab / page for the community.

For an example on a later version of BuddyPress, take a look at the site we built for http://bitsythis.com – there a dedicated community page (with accompanying theme template) aggregates a lot of the community activity.

Cheers, Roger

BuddyPress.org is being worked on, and is unrelated to the 1.2.9 release.

does anyone have same issue in BP 1.2.9, that help section in member’s header (after @username) does not reveal anymore?

what is happening to buddypress.org? I cannot search, do not see updates in single view. Support topics don’t have pagination anymore, cannot edit/delete topics etc.

thanks.

Double-checked this for a friend, BuddyPress does not work where WordPress is given its own directory. I figured the rationale was one cannot create a network with that set up https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network#WordPress_Settings_Requirements. I just moved WP to physical subdomain and it was good to go

No-one’s going to read minimised JavaScript for you to try to find a problem.

There isn’t a specific setting, no. I’m unsure if we’ve been unable to do anything about this issue in the upcoming 1.3 release (I don’t think we did).