Is each category e.g. Pop, Rock, Latin, etc. a buddypress group? Or did you code your own plugin for this?
The theme is just so easy on the eyes and very well structured. Nothing gets in the way. 
@naijaping
I’m not using any plugins but o embed ,for gallery I’m using category’s and post thumbnails (most of the things are hard-coded).
@Ekine
I’ve start working on an BP framework that I’m gonna share soon with everyone …
@Stephen Farr
thanks,we’re working on Vevo partnership, we’ll add more Kylie soon at this moment we’re just testing it , I’m a Kylie fan as well
@bowe thanks man
1. Did you “Publish” those pages already or are your pages “Draft”? If already published, click on Update Button on each page. Re-run Settings > Permalinks and save. Post content of your htaccess file here.
2. Do you have a membership plugin or something like User Access Manager (UAM)? Deactivate and delete. Clear cache and check if Pages still redirect to 404.
3. Go to dashboard > Tools > Export > XML.
Create a free WordPress.com account
In dashboard of your new WP.com account, dashboard Tools > Import WordPress WXR i.e. XML
See if Pages appear even when not logged in. Then go to Tools > Export > XML
If so, import the XML file into your install. If the pages are working in your WP.com, it should work now in your own install
— Delete the free WP.com account (unless you want to keep it.
If that doesn’t do it, answer this:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/when-asking-for-support/
Hi
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately this did not help much.
“Forums were set up correctly using your existing bbPress install!
BuddyPress will now use its internal copy of bbPress to run the forums in your site. If you wish, you can remove your old bbPress installation files, as long as you keep the bb-config.php file in the same location.”
So far there is no problem but i like to setup the rest such as the field, group, discussion, topic or anything else to get the forum going. Basically, i like to know what would you do next after a successful installation.
Please advise!
Thanks
@Meini – I’m curious if you ever got anywhere with this user management plugin. I’m managing an older installation of WP/BP an need exactly the functionality you discuss here. I need to find users based on a certain xprofile field, but manage (deactivate) them via the WordPress admin. Do you have a plugin available I could look at? Thanks.
Never mind – I think I see the answer in the screenshot. But even fixing the network_admin_menu thing for 3.1, it doesn’t throw up the admin screen at all, so shrug.
Thanks for this — a very good idea. Questions:
Does setting various email notifications to disabled just a) set a default for all users or b) make it impossible for them to enable them? If (b), does it hide the option in the user-facing UI?
Completely agree that the solution would have to be without hacking BP or WP in order to more easily support.future versions of both. Physical sub-domains is an interesting idea. It is one that I have considered and perhaps may land there. Your comments just reinforce that as a viable direction. Thanks for the input. It is appreciated.
Out of the box, BuddyPress has only one instance in a WP multisite installation and requires to be activated network-wide in order to aggregate information from subsites created.
This is not to say that it’s not possible to create BuddyPressMU (there are just awesome coders/programmers out there) — but with major changes coming up with BP 1.3, then WP 3.2, and then BP 1.4, etc how many times are you going to twist and turn to extend BuddyPress that way and get it working with all BP/WP plugins without the support and technical skills of a large community? But hey, that’s just me.
Of course if you’re one of the awesome coders/programmers I’m thinking of, this will not be an insurmountable challenge at all … it’ll be a walk in the park
Going back to your scenario, could create 4 physical subdomains (instead of one WP with 4 virtual subdomains) in addition to your main site and activate BP in each site = 5 BP instances. Others might like to chime in with better configuration.
== i got the pages to show in the footer now by creating the custom menu ==
Yes, you’re supposed to create the custom menu in Appearance > Menus as I mentioned in posts above
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/cant-get-pages-to-display-in-footer-unless-logged-in-as-admin/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-94793
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/cant-get-pages-to-display-in-footer-unless-logged-in-as-admin/?topic_page=2&num=15#post-94911
== but the pages still show a 404 error unless i am logged in as admin. are pages hidden or restricted in buddy press until logged in. ==
Looks like there was a redirect for a split second to sportzmoney.xn.com or something of that sort. Where did you download the bp-columns theme? Should be from WP repo.
Change theme to bp-default to check if Pages are still redirecting to 404
Glad you got it going. Good luck!
Cheers.
It’s either a CSS or a Javascript conflict, most likely. I haven’t time to install this other plugin and test, but maybe someone else does.
this issue still happening
I have Group Forum options in the Notification Settings also. Will this plugin deal with that?
`bp_get_member_profile_data` is only specific to one member. It will not grab all users with a certain xprofile field nor is there a built-in function that will do what you want.
I’d write a custom function to return the user IDs that match a certain field. Then use the `include` parameter in the members loop to do what you want to do.
eg. `if ( bp_has_members( ‘include=’ . my_custom_function() ) ) : `
`my_custom_function()` will have to be written!
If you know your way around WordPress, check out the `wp_bp_xprofile_data` table in your DB and a way to query the WPDB for hints. The `xprofile_get_field_id_from_name()` function will help as well.
Everything is perfect. If I make bank off of this idea you are totally getting a check!
This isn’t as straightforward as it seems.
If you know your way around WordPress, here’s one way of doing what you want to achieve:
The favorite count for each activity item is stored in the activity meta table (wp_bp_activity_meta). So you could probably query the DB and grab all the “activity_id” sorted descendingly by the “favorite_count” meta_value.
Then you could use a BP activity loop and use the `include` parameter to add the activity IDs you grabbed from your WPDB query.
@naijaping can you share what caused the overflow and how you resolved this?
Recommend that you post your question re slideshow in Custom Community theme to Themekraft Devs @svenl77 and @konradS at http://themekraft.com/forums/
Single WP: Settings > General > Membership – check anyone can register
WP Multisite: Network Admin > Settings > Settings > Allow user registration OR Allow user account and blog creation (can’t remember exact words )
