BuddyPress.org

Have you tried:http://www.arnebrachhold.de/projects/wordpress-plugins/google-xml-sitemaps-generator/
I add the buddypress main ‘pages’ I need (forums only) in the settings. One can set the priority there as wel….

Such errors occur when you’re still running on PHP4. Many plugins (and upcoming WP 3.2) require PHP 5 and above

@DJPaul spoilsport :p

@vegasparty607 erm yes and that link is to an American educational resource! try looking up a general one and you will find that there are exceptions and differences to the use or not of a comma and ‘and’

@justbishop the one lastest update where? in the activity or profile pages?

@onyx808 thanks, got it! Is there anything I can add to it to make it display only the ONE latest update?

@cactuspot

Hi, would you care to elaborate some more on this topic. Is there a specific “bp template pack” customized for eleganthemes?

@justbishop if you put it in the fuctions.php it will filter sitewide… so I guess you will have to put it in the activity loop…

Is there a way to add extended profile fields info to the Bookings Report? When people register, I ask them if they are Vegetarian and I need that info when I manage the bookings to know how many vege meals to serve. I tried using for an added column but it only fetches my preference in all the columns.

Hope to see the option to add extended fields in Books report.

@onyx808: would your code work for my situation? I want to display ONLY profile updates (stuff posted to the “What’s new, x?” text area) on my sitewide activity page, but I want members individual feeds to continue to display everything (profile updates, blog posts, joins, etc.)

I am posting this here because it might solve part of the problem and it worked for me: I found this <a href "https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-pending-activations/&quot; While it does not solve the issue of members being able to approve themselves, it does allow the ability to resend an activation link (email) and to manually approve members in the Que. It works with WP 3.1.3 and BP 1.2.8. I hope this helps the scores of people desperately seeking admin approval of new user registrations.

I found this <a href "https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-pending-activations/&quot; While it does not solve the issue of members being able to approve themselves, it does allow the ability to resend an activation link (email) and to manually approve members in the Que. It works with WP 3.1.3 and BP 1.2.8. I hope this helps the scores of people desperately seeking admin approval of new user registrations.

What’s buddypress ‘stuff’? you must be specific on tech forums and be clear as to what ‘things’ you are referring to

If you are not worried about any test posts/pages plugin settings then all you need to do is get all the site files uploaded including BP plugin and your themes folder, then when you have run the WP install routine you will be able to log into the dashboard and start to configure basic WP parameters and then activate BP and set that up. As for DB stuff I mentioned that briefly on another thread, you should perhaps stick to one thread otherwise things become disjointed and hard to follow.

drop me an email scott.brenton@ukushosting.com – I will walk you through it.

I’m going to come across a bit cold hearted here and say ‘Google Is Your Friend’. You will need to research these aspects to get familiar with what you need to do, this forum is for BP support and guiding on how to install a site to a server is a little outside of it’s remit (WP codex may have some guides?)

Essentially your hosts are only saying what they all will, when you set up a shared hosting account you are provided with a control panel along with url and login plus ftp access to your web directory.

CPanel is designed to be used by non technical users, it is a point and click interface to server management and pretty easy to use, you just need to spend a little time familiarizing yourself with it. For ftp you will need a client e.g filezilla to use to upload your site files (or you can use the cPanel filemanager upload capabilities, either way it’s not hugely difficult. Your database will also be set up via cPanel, then it’s simply a case of running the WP installer when the site files are in place and you have pointed a domain name to your provided IP.