Search Results for 'buddypress'
-
Search Results
-
Complete BP noob here. I didn’t have a compatible theme installed when I activated BP 1.6.1 the first time. I think this is what caused it to not create any pages. I’ve completely deleted BP following the instructions in the Codex, but when I re-install I never get back to the activation wizard – all I see is the “BP does not have these pages” nag.
How do I get it to auto-create all the pages it needs? Or if not auto-create, how do I create pages for things like Activity, Members, etc? Is there content that needs to be on them? I added the BP Template Pack (or whatever it’s called) plugin, but it only gave me 1 template – activities, i think.
Thanx in advance for the help.
I just installed BuddyPress on a test site. I am using the sample child genesis child theme. Now when I go to upload an image in a post or a page it no longer does anything. Any suggestions? Thanks
== ok, I managed to fix it, so proud of myself ==
@kooba and you should be proud of yourself for doing a good job
== maybe suggest some changes, i’d appreciate it…. I’m sure You could make it even nicer ==
Flattery will get you everywhere
Kidding aside, you should copy over the style changes I mentioned in (D) above to fix the alignment of the other elements as well as remove the list background in the BP template files.I have a buddypress installation that leverages both the side-wide and group forums. I am trying to create a plugin that lists the most popular or most recent forum posts but when I create a loop using bp_has_forum_topics() and the filters, it only returns forum topics from the group forums and not from the site-wide forums.
How would I:
A) Get the topics for both the site-wide and group forums?
or
Get the topics for just the site-wide forums and then seperately get them for the group froums?Loving Buddypress and thanks!
Before I updated to buddyPress 1.6.1, there was an “Admin” drop down item on my site pages that let me mark a member as a “Spammer.” How do I get that function back?
ok, I managed to fix it, so proud of myself
however If You could take a look at it anyway and maybe suggest some changes, i’d appreciate it…. I’m sure You could make it even nicer….Hey everyone, I’m running the latest BP and WP installs.
This is a pretty weird one. I’m using forums for groups, not side-wide forums. I have one group that is working 100% – I can create topics, reply to topics, etc.But then I go to create new groups and everything works except that I cannot post new topics. I’ve created several test groups to try each one with no luck. I get the standard “There was an error when creating the topics” message.
I’ve also tried most of the easy fixes I’ve found on the forums like deleting the “forum_ID” in the database and “saving” the admin settings page on the front-end that asks me if I want to allow the group to have forums.
I also have bbpress plugin deactivated. Doesn’t seem to make a difference when it’s activated.
I’m NOT using a BP compatible theme (it’s my own theme) but nothing else is broken with the compatability, so I can’t image that it’s the theme. I also have no plugins active except for buddypress, buddypress like and template pack.
I’ve tried deleting/re-creating groups in all different ways, shapes and sizes. I also rolled back to a previous version of my files/database (yesterdays, thinking maybe it could have been some minor change I did to the core files today) with no luck.
So in essence – the first group I ever created works beautifully. Any subsequent group I create gives me an error when I try to post new topics. Sucks!
Any ideas?
Thanks!
TI was wondering if someone knows how to change the link name for the home button for the buddypress group page.
The home button links to http://www.mydomain.com/groups/mygroupname/home
I need it to link to http://www.mydomain.com/groups/mygroupname
The group avatar and the group name both link back to http://www.mydomain.com/groups/mygroupname so I know it is possible.
I cannot find the place to make this change.
Thank you for any help with this.
Hi, well… I wasn’t sure if I should post here or wordpress forums, anyway it seems to be a Buddypress issue so…
I get this error in the footer when I go to any user’s profile and some plugins pages user related such as Achievements/My Achievements.
Fatal error: Class ‘_WP_Editors’ not found in /home/pgandita/public_html/loksearte.org/wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/wp-langs.php on line 548
It is important to consider that it only happens with the spanish version of the site, english version works just fine.
Wordpresss: 3.4.1
Buddypress: 1.6.1
A lot of plugins, but I already deactivated them and the error still persistsSo, what should I do?
First: Big thanks to the developers and the community that make this software available.
Running: WordPress 3.4.1, BuddyPress 1.6.1, Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu), fresh install
Desired setup: I am at an institute with 5 groups. Some users are shared between the groups. I have made virtual hosts so each group has a separate domain (with separate directories) and there is one domain for the institute. I would like to have a private BuddyPress installation for the entire institute. Then I would also like to have private BuddyPress installations for each group of which members are selected from the institute membership.
What I have managed so far:
– Separate WordPress installations for each group.
– These installations share the same database, but are distinguished by having different prefixes for the tables.
– All share the same user table (like in this example: http://www.steelfrog.com/share-user-database-tables-between-two-wordpress-installations/)
– Enable multisites on all the different installations of WordPress
– I have successful division of users, if you aren’t a user on one site, you can’t login and edit.BuddyPress installations then show all users, not just users of the specific site.
And now I have reached the end of my technical expertise. I suspect the next step would be to find out how BuddyPress determines users (use everyone in the user table?), and filter it so that only users of the site are displayed. And how do I determine if they are users of the site?
Then to make the separate sites private, I would use something like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-private-community/ for privacy, which as I can tell checks if the user is logged in. This is not sufficient, I need to check if the user is logged in, and also an accepted member of the site.
I don’t really know what to do next and if it is a 2 hour job or a 2 month one (or longer…)
Another approach I had previously tried (and failed with) was:
– Install WordPress and enable multisite
– Install Networks for WordPress
– Create the different networks
– Install BuddyPress multinetwork plugin
– Install BuddyPress and activate on each subnetworkAt this point each BuddyPress install added all current sites from all networks and all users from all existing networks. And I couldn’t get privacy to work at all.
So if anyone has any knowledge or experience to add I would greatly appreciate the help. And maybe with my notes, someone else might get further than me because I’ve seen many people are interested in similar setups.
Thanks,
cereus
