As the title states, banned users of public groups can still reply to activity updates. I’m not sure if my install is bugged, however all the times I’ve used and installed buddypress it’s been this way. How can I increase the effect of Banning to disallow banned users from replying to comments?
Hey I need help ! I have a Blog up I installed BuddyPress everything seem s to work OK ,but I when I activated the registration, I got nothing when i tried a test reg. I added a auto responder to my cpanel and now I got that end of it but where is the reg input that “Buddy” collected?
pardon my noobishness regarding this issue. I’m learning this stuff for the first time.
Currently I have a WP site with a phpbb3 forum.
My goal is to end up with a WP site with Buddypress installed and bbpress installed under BP.
I”ve got a web developer that can convert my phpbb3 dbase over to a bbpress dbase, but that would be a for bbpress under WP.
Here is my question.
Do I: 1) install bbpress 2) have conversion done 3) Install BuddyPress 4) setup forum using existing bbpress option
OR
1) install bbpress 2) have conversion done 3) uninstall bbpress 4) Install BuddyPress 5) install bbpress plugin inside BP and then use existing bbpress option
The only threads I can find are relating to the way it had to be done way back. Is there still a difference between bbpress installed under WP and bbpress installed under BP?
I want to run bbpress under BP and use forums for groups.
But from all the old threads I’ve read, there were differences between bbpress under WP and bbpress under BP.
If thats the case, what do I need to do to convert a bbpress dbase so that I can use bbpress under BP?
Under Group Forums I would like to make it so only The Group Admin can make topics, but only for certain groups maybe a check box setting under the group forum setting, or even if I have to mess with some buddypress files for just certain groups I choose until a better solution is available any ideas? I would like to use it for my website at http://the-free-world.org
@smackmathew Your issue sounds similar to those who are using the Salutation theme. If so, there’s a theme upgrade available from the theme vendor. If not, what theme are you using?
@mercime. Where do I find the bb-custom.php file to edit and add this code?
== Is there a way to change themes and/or disable buddypress through ftp? ==
Yes. Just rename the folder of your active theme as in e.g. wp-content/themes/yourthemename-changeit and for plugins, just rename the whole plugin folder wp-content/plugins-renamed/ and then go to yoursite.com/wp-admin/
Thanks Sarah, just tried that but still cannot gain access to anything. In fact, I get a new set of errors.
Warning: require_once(/home/content/84/7713384/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/84/7713384/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-mobile/buddypress-mobile.php on line 17
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/content/84/7713384/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php’) in /home/content/84/7713384/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-mobile/buddypress-mobile.php on line 17
Is there a way to change themes and/or disable buddypress through ftp?
@mebo looks like you’ve fixed the alignment of the BP template file with your theme’s HTML structure in the second link.
== hide or remove the activity link in the buddypress drop-down menu ==
Which drop-down menu, where?
== I want members to be able to create new blog sites on their accounts. ==
@oraclesoftruth And BuddyPress provides a form in the front end so that your users can create new blogs … if you have a multisite installation and you enabled blog creation.
== I configured it to activate on Blog “2? and not my Primary Network Blog, etc. ==
Just to be clear, did you add
`define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, $blog_id );
`
where $blog_id is the Blog ID number of the secondary site. For example `define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 3);` in bp-custom.php per https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/changing-internal-configuration-settings/
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@rogercoathup So is there a way to pass both arguments through parameter scope to display your own and friends activity?
Example: scope=friends & just-me
If not then is there any hack I can do anywhere to get this functionality into the activity stream output. Thanks!
@orpatech thanks for the solution. What exactly do we do with the MySQL code? where do I input it?
Thnks!
Yes, see my response to your other topic.
@queenieb I test every install with bp-default theme before activating other plugins or adding new theme. I was going to check out the issues in your site but the username/pw you gave above is invalid
@shawn38 thanx!! Well i can see it good in internet explorer and opera aswell
I have tested just about every “Premium” BP theme (including the one in your link) and I can tell you there is only one responsive (or otherwise) theme I would ever use…
http://testbp.org/
PS
Have not tested Frisco, but it looks promising.
Hi, can I legally change an entire Buddypress theme into another language?
Also, would this be allowed for Buddypress plugins? Or should I contact each respective developer before proceeding?
Thank you !
Howdy,
I’m relatively new to the world of BuddyPress and have a question that is mostly concerning site plumbing.
I have installed BuddyPress on a subdomain of my main site (community.mysite.com) and am attempting to make it so that when a user creates a new blog it is stored in a subfolder (community.mysite.com/userblog). After doing a little research I installed and activated a multi-network plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/networks-for-wordpress/). I then created a new network (“Community Blogs” with the domain, “community.mysite.com”) where the blogs would be stored.
I have seen this done elsewhere, so I know it is possible, I just need a bit of help to get started. Right now when you visit “community.mysite.com/blogs” you see all of the sites on the entire WordPress Install (including test sites on the main network, etc.).
Is there a way for BuddyPress to only list the sites created in the other network? But more importantly, how to I get BuddyPress to create new blogs on a separate network?
Any help would be appreciated,
Ben
Now that I’ve been able to “successfully activate” BP on a sub site (thank you @djpaul) this is my next hurdle. There is no BP toolbar in the WP dashboard. I have a multisite installation running on WP 3.4.1 with BP 1.6. (Yes, I’m a newbie when it comes to most code, WP and BP.) If it matters at all, I’m on OS X 10.7.4 using Safari 6.0.
I hope any solution you provide can help both @nlmdep and myself.
Happy to help you out if @modemlooper is busy
You can get in touch with me on Twitter at: @pollyplummer or via my website: http://untame.net. Can get it done for you tonight if you need it ASAP.
We’ve put together a nice list of responsive BuddyPress themes here
http://wpmu.org/10-responsive-buddypress-themes/