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Did you use a plugin or did you edit the core code? I’d like to know!
I installed the latest version of buddypress on my multisite wp. The blogs page looks just like the members page. I thought the blogs page should have community blogs on it right? can someone take a look and help me out, thanks so much. http:theblogspot.us
please is there a code or something i need to add??I installed multisite & buddypress, but buddypress is installed under my main domain. I want buddypress under subdomain, so when I go to buddypress to setup pages it only shows me pages in subdomain. My understanding is, by default buddypress is installed under main domain, does anyone know who to install it or configure it under sub-domain?
I installed multisite & buddypress, but buddypress is installed under my main domain. I want buddypress under subdomain, so when I go to buddypress to setup pages it only shows me pages in subdomain. My understanding is, by default buddypress is installed under main domain, does anyone know who to install it or configure it under sub-domain?
Greetings code monkeys. I’m new here, but not to WordPress. I have been searching hard and long for a plugin with no avail. So I’m asking for a mod. I need a visual editor, wysiwyg editor if you will for the member profiles on my buddypress site. Each profile info page has your typical fields I have created: facebook url, twitter id, website, about me, etc…but I need to give them an html field where they can add a small snippet of script.
Now, I am still learning php, brand spanking new at it, but still, learning the basics. I don’t have a dedicated server yet or the skills to run a cpanel on limited help from my host. I wondered if it would be better to run buddypress on WordPress MS(mulitsite) install instead. I only have about..147gb of server space so I will eventually have to move it over to a dedicated server(heard that sucks)
In any case, I need a hand or advice on the mod versus moving to multisite.
If the mod adding a wysiwyg front end editor on profiles for BP is easier, then how to??Site is still in tweeking mode..but you can take a peek if you choose: http://artfirelink.com
Hi,
I could have missed something obvious, but nevertheless I need your help. I’m using BuddyPress with a child theme (Frisco) and want to add a custom js file to it, but where should I put and link to it? I’ve tried to put the link in the child theme’s header.php and put the javascript file into that theme’s js folder – without success. I’ve also tried putting it into the buddypress default theme’s header.php…
I’m using WordPress version 3.4.1 and BuddyPress version 1.5.6Topic: Registration problems
Dear forum members,
I am having problems with registering users. New users cannot register via the site. Also links send with the plugin “Invite Anyone” do not direct to a register page. They get redirected to the default login page. Also the register link in the default wp login page does not work.
In the wp settings I allow anyone to register to the site.
In the Buddypress Pages Registration settings I have register pointing to a Register WP page and Activate pointing to a Activate WP page.Did I miss anything? Any help would be appreciated very much.
My site is http://www.duikteamdidam.nl
Wordpress version is 3.4.1
Buddypress version is 1.5.7Hi,
I need a plugin or modify the code to:
– Share an external content (from the other site) in my BuddyPress (Similarly the share facebook). So, have a button to insert external sites to share content on my site BuddyPress.Alternatively, I would like to know, how to create a page with only the form “status update”
and stream without a header.Thanks in advance. See you soon and good day!
Yep, it seems as though BuddyPress does it alright
Thanks for making me look a bit deeper.I do have another (related) question though. Is there an easy way to manage the accounts, so that I can moderate the newer accounts and preview their new posts? In the WP admin users page I can see their names and email addresses, but can’t access their BuddyPress account or posts from there.
The site is about 2 weeks old and I’m getting 4 or 5 registrations per day, and at least half are posting spam blogs. I can’t imagine what it will be like in a few months with hordes of spammers. I need a management system. Any help is appreciated!
Any help is appreciated, thanks!@leon89 thanks for posting what the issue was
Hi, I have installed the plugin, “New User Approve”, in which the plugin will automatically generate a new password and send to the new users I have approved. So now, I have a problem with buddypress normal registration because it requires that new users have to create a password before they can complete the registration process. So, when their accounts get approved then they will receive an another password from the plugin, New User Approve, to log in to the site, which is very confusing. So, is there any other ways I can remove or disable buddypress password creation during registration process? I had tried to remove the password creation codes in the registration file in buddypress default theme, but it didn’t work. It did remove the password section, but you can’t then complete the registration process?!
My website is, http://buddygalaxy.com.
