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  • #138228
    ultimateuser
    Participant

    Thanks @valuser – but I do not want to use this plugin as it requires another of 2 plugins, of which 1 is not being updated and the other is a paid plugin.

    I was thinking of using http://buddydev.com/buddypress/introducing-buddypress-multi-network-plugin-create-multiple-separate-social-networks-on-a-single-buddypress-install/ but on standard install this plugin will separate users for each subsite..

    CGAdmin
    Member

    Perhaps I have missed something fundamental, but I am attempting to include the various dynamic menu items included with BuddyPress and other add-ons to my primary drop-down menu.

    For example, the Twenty Eleven WP theme has a tall header with a drop-down menu beneath the header. This menu can be manipulated via the Appearance->Menus option in wp-admin. BuddyPress adds its own menu items to the admin bar at the top of the page but does not include these links in the drop-down menu below the header. I would like to remove the admin bar completely and relocate all dynamic links to the drop-down menu.

    I have already created a custom menu in the functions.php file:

    `function register_my_menus() {
    register_nav_menus(
    array(
    ‘header-menu’ => __( ‘Nav Menu’ )
    )
    );
    }
    add_action( ‘init’, ‘register_my_menus’ );`

    And this menu is loaded in the header.php with:

    ` ‘header-menu’ ) ); ?>`

    I am able to add individual links to this menu using the wp_nav_menu_items function, but cannot seem to be able to replicate the dynamic menu structure created by the bp_nav functionality based on user.

    Does anyone have ideas on how I could relocate this functionality? Or perhaps am I looking at the menu structure incorrectly?

    @mercime
    Participant

    @sp12 a plugin can be as simple as 3 lines of code which you can add in your theme’s functions.php file to one as sophisticated as the BuddyPress plugin.

    For a multisite installation, it doesn’t make sense to just add it to your theme’s functions.php unless the main site and all user blogs are using the same theme/child themes.

    In your case,
    1. copy the code Otto posted at stackexchange
    2. open a text editor
    3. paste the code
    4. save file as > alphabetsites.php
    5. create a new folder via FTP/file manager/etc. named mu-plugins inside wp-content/ folder
    6. upload alphabetsites.php tol mu-plugins folder

    #30832
    igid26
    Participant

    Hello
    I use bp album. The member-header.php I have put code that displays 5 images.
    But the album is also just 5 images pagination.

    How to set:
    Profile 5 images
    Album 24 images

    Code-
    http://zacharydenton.com/how-to-display-buddypress-album-images-anywhere/

    screen – http://www.taraj.sk/1.jpg
    Sorry for my english

    #138221
    valuser
    Participant

    afaik with bp multi network users are shared over all subsites and see http://wpmututorials.com/news/new-features/multiple-buddypress-social-networks/

    Ron says:
    September 8, 2011 at 11:19 am
    “Also be aware that in WP (and BP) there is only one set of users across the entire install.”

    raminjan
    Participant

    Hi I was just wondering to know how can we style this please see attached.

    http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/228/notificationbar.jpg/

    #138220
    lolalulu
    Member

    Hi Paul, yes they’re all up-to-date:

    – Akismet (2.5.6)
    – bAll-in-One Event Calendar (1.8)
    – BP Labs (1.2.2)
    – BuddyPress Group Email Subscription (deleted)
    – BuddyPress Twitter (1.2)
    – Easy Contact Forms (1.4)
    – Featured articles Lite (2.4.9.1)
    – Google Analytics for WordPress (deleted)
    – HL Twitter (2011.7.30)
    – jQuery Colorbox (4.4.1)
    – KK I Like It (1.4.1)
    – Private WordPress (1.3.4)
    – Section Widget (3.1)
    – U BuddyPress Forum Attachment (1.2.1)
    – WP Live Stream (1.2.1)
    – WP User Frontend (1.1)

    Could these have anything to do with the problem? I tried deleting/deactivating them all but those problems still exist.

    #30828
    ultimateuser
    Participant

    I’m running BP 1.6 on the latest version of WP.

    I am trying to create a website with several subsites. The subsites should have separate groups and forums, but once a user registers it should be registered for all subsites. I’ve come across the plugin the BuddyPress Multinetwork Plugin but this plugin seems to create seperate user databases for each subsite.

    How can I have just 1 user database, so user are shared over all subsites?

    #138217

    In reply to: Best Strategy?

    StSmith
    Member

    The purpose would be to completely eliminate all Buddypress functionality from the root site. The client wants to link to the /community subdirectory from the root, but does not want admin bars or any of the associated features in the root.

    Ideally, Buddypress would be entirely contained in the /community subdirectory. The admin bar and all its functionality would be here. It’s almost as if they were two completely different websites that were associated with one another, but also share a userbase.

    Sorry, I’m just trying to explain this clearly. Before I commit the time to the project, I’d like to have a clear idea of what I’m doing and the best way to do it.

    Let me know if you need more information.

    lolalulu
    Member

    Hello all,

    I’ve recently updated both WordPress (to Ver. 3.4.1) and BuddyPress (to Ver.1.5.7) and weird display problems started popping up. Unfortunately I cannot recall which previous versions they were prior to the upgrade but everything worked perfectly before…I tried deleting BP completely and installed a downgraded version (1.5.6 – 1.5). Doesn’t solve the problem.

    I currently have WP&BP installed in a subdirectory, not a subdomain. I have not tampered with anything in the core files & I have always been using the default theme that came with BuddyPress.

    The main problem is that every time I activate BuddyPress, the text editor becomes this:
    http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/8573/screenshot20120731at124.png
    You can’t click the upload/insert media button; can’t switch over to html mode and no rich text editing (font colors, sizes,links etc) buttons at all. Also the default font color in the actual input area becomes white and I can’t see what I’m typing…

    In addition to this, as long as BuddyPress is activated I get all sorts of display problems in dashboard on the backend:
    1) All the sidebar hover menus stop working- I can only click on a section and view the expanded sub-menus;
    2) As I search for plugins from the backend, whenever I’m trying to view “details” of a certain plug-in I was getting a Lightbox-ish pop up window for all the details. Now I don’t get that. It simply opens whatever was in that pop up window in a new page…
    2) Most frustratingly, I can’t drag any widgets around, which is actually a big problem.

    I have the following plugins activated at the moment:
    – Akismet
    – bAll-in-One Event Calendar
    – BP Labs
    – BuddyPress Group Email Subscription
    – BuddyPress Twitter
    – Easy Contact Forms
    – Featured articles Lite
    – Google Analytics for WordPress
    – HL Twitter
    – jQuery Colorbox
    – KK I Like It
    – Private WordPress
    – Section Widget
    – U BuddyPress Forum Attachment
    – WP Live Stream
    – WP User Frontend

    Even if I deactivate them all the above problem still exists. But once I deactivate BP everything becomes normal…Something must’ve gone wrong during the upgrade. Could it be that the problems actually comes from the WordPress end of things? Please help me out here! Any thoughts is appreciated!

    @mercime
    Participant
    #30826
    StSmith
    Member

    I’ve installed Buddypress to a test server and have played around with it and really enjoy its capabilities. I’d like to use it for an upcoming project but would like somebody to point me in the right direction.

    The project requires that we have http://www.domain.com that is a typical WordPress install and then a http://www.domain.com/community which would include the Buddypress site. The client does not want any of the community options on their root domain, they want it all contained in the community directory.

    My question is, what is the best approach? The two ways that I have considered are creating two separate WordPress installs and then trying to make them share the same userbase. The more likely approach seems to be to convert the WordPress into a Multisite or Network with directories. I should then be able to install my main theme at the root and Buddypress in the subdirectory. I understand that I can change the main directory for Buddypress with a bp-custom.php file and have seen the commands that can be used within that file.

    Which is the better solution? Is there a better way than the two I’ve listed?

    Thanks in advance!
    StSmtih

    zenithdesign
    Member

    Hi there, I’ll do my best to explain this problem…

    I’ve set up a Buddypress site and am having a problem whereby certain users’ updates (new & old) are not appearing in the activity stream. For instance if a friend of mine joins a group, this doesn’t appear in either my notifications or on their profile if I click into it… I’m only getting their comment updates or when they joined my website. Am I missing a certain setting, or is it the new members’ setting that is not right? To clarify, I have set up 3 x separate accounts (both as admins, members, subscribers etc) and other people can see everything in terms of updates/activity stream in my account, and they can see the group updates etc. in their own accounts under ‘activity’… but I cannot. (e.g. when I join a group, comment etc.). Any ideas why other members’ updates are not showing up to me? Many Thanks for your help

    12sp
    Member

    @mercime Again, the problem I’m having is that I don’t see an actually plugin on that page, just some code. I ended up posting there for clarification.

    gamebug
    Member

    Hi everyone,

    I would like to create a custom menu using the links found on the Buddypress admin bar (so I can just hide the admin bar and place the menu somewhere else). Is there a way to do this? Is there a plugin/widget that can do this? I’ve been googling for hours but to no avail.

    I’m kinda new to WordPress/Buddypress so please bear with me. Thank you.

    #30821
    blixus
    Participant

    Hi All,

    I am trying to implement Buddypress into a website. However, I am encountering alignment issues. The codes of the relevant pages are as follows:

    Header: http://pastebin.com/Ub0EvpPj
    Sidebar: http://pastebin.com/NBcjFygL
    Footer: http://pastebin.com/At5T7Nqw

    I am aware that I should copy and rename the former 3 pages in header-buddypress.php etc and match these with the following two theme pages:

    Page: http://pastebin.com/2h1etkeV
    Index: http://pastebin.com/zd4dvcaD

    Can someone help? I can give site access if needed. Thanks in advance.

    Manoj Chacko
    Participant

    Hi,
    I am trying to view the buddypress extended profile changes on the activity stream. Why is this not showing , is it actually possible.

    Thanks
    Manoj

    gswaim
    Participant

    I am trying to set up a BuddyPress-powered site to deliver premium content to members of private groups. Most of the content will be available as links in a given group’s sidebar.

    It seems that the Widget Logic plugin is the best approach for a non coder, like myself. I have spent a fair amount of time with this plugin and I can tell it is going to work when I hit the right combination. I am soliciting advice from the BuddyPress gurus so I can get past this challenge quicker and get back to saving humanity :)

    Using Widget Logic, I can get a sidebar to show up for a given group at the “Join / Request to Join” page. But I don’t want to show the sidebar (remember – premium content is located here) until they are an actual member of the group.

    So, Which of this tags should I be using?

    bp_is_user_groups()
    bp_is_group()
    bp_is_group_home()
    bp_is_group_create()
    bp_is_group_admin_page()
    bp_is_group_forum()
    bp_is_group_activity()
    bp_is_group_forum_topic()
    bp_is_group_forum_topic_edit()
    bp_is_group_members()
    bp_is_group_invites()
    bp_is_group_membership_request()
    bp_is_group_leave()
    bp_is_group_single()

    Also, what is the syntax for specifying a specific group? I think you put the group’s name or number inside single quotes inside the parenthesis. If it is a group number, where is that? Is it the order they are created?

    Thanks in advance on any help with this!

    angslycke
    Participant

    Hi everyone!

    I’ve built my first custom widget for BuddyPress which displays the latest three group forum topics. I want this widget to display the same topics regardless of which page the user is currently viewing. As the bp_has_forum_topics works, it automatically adjusts to viewing the current users forum topics when viewing a members page, and when viewing a specific group, it shows the group forum topics only for this group.

    I want to override the above values when viewing a specific group/member and have tried using the code below, but still the same default values are returned (thus when I view a group which has no forum posts, the widget shows “No forum topics found” and so on). I’m sure this is easy to fix, any ideas?

    “

    Thanks in advance!

    #138204
    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    p.s the article I got the code from is: http://wpnyc.org/groups/buddypress-troubleshooting-and-support/forum/topic/changing-default-tab-for-groups/ — see comments for the 1.5 version

    angslycke
    Participant
    #138198
    @mercime
    Participant

    @ladyglam the Blogs page you’re looking at is the Directory of user-created Blogs in your multisite installation.

    Search for multisite recent posts plugin in WP plugin repo shows at least two
    – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/recent-posts-widget-plus/
    – https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/network-latest-posts/
    etc

    zkwc
    Participant

    Hi – So the members of my site don’t understand that the first page isn’t where the discussions are. Is there a way to rearrange the tabs in all groups so that the “forum” is the first page they see instead of it automatically defaulting to the “activity/home” page? It is super confusing for users as some comment in the discussion and some comment in the activity stream so no discussions are ever streamlined. they’re all over the place.

    I found this old code to do this for “profiles” not forums but wonder if it will still work with the current up-to-date buddypress. http://www.buddyboss.com/making-profile-the-default-landing-page-in-buddypress/ Does anyone know how I’d fix?

    Or does anyone know of a plug-in available that fixes it?

    There was some discussion about this quite some time ago and some of us found a hack: http://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/making-the-profile-tab-open-when-viewing-a-profile-vs-activity/

    any clues?

    #138196
    newpress
    Participant

    @Roger Coathup said 19 hours, 47 minutes ago: “It appears you are already getting lots of support”

    You still hold the same idea?

    crispinr
    Member

    Hi – Sorry if this question has been answered before – please point me in the right direction if it has…
    (WordPress 3.4.1 / BuddyPress 1.5.7)

    ISSUE: Users are successfully posting ‘updates’ to the BuddyPress Activity Stream – but, if you Search for words contained in the Update, the Search Results do NOT include these updates.

    Could you let me know how I can fix this? Thanks!

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