still need some help with this, any ideas?
Facebook Connect is what you are looking for I believe. I have used it with buddy press and it works fine
Wow, thats really cool! @farmer paul
Had a thread in the past trying to build interest for a Docs plugin and came by some new info on docs and others doing intergration. Was bout to revitalise my old thread but thought I post it here instead.
teambox-ships-a-google-documents-integration
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It almost certainly means that the JS that replaces the form enctype isn’t working. See the last step in the readme installation for what should be a fix.
Also announced today, Brian Gardner (Genesis) has announced that Andrea and Ron Rennick’s long-standing support for BuddyPress (GenesisBuddy / premiumbpthemes) will officially be moving to StudioPress next week. (source)
WooThemes have been working on BuddyPress support for their Canvas theme (as far as I know) for sometime.
This is just the bigger names. There are lots of smaller theme shops and designers releasing BuddyPress themes. The future’s bright, the future’s orange 
@r-a-y thanks, I will give it a go
@bowromir How’d the guide come along?
thanks @DJPaul ,
somehow I missed this plugin. Yes, it includes two very good plugins, unfortunatelly, bp translate is left without support, but first, what I am faced with after activation is some mistake with flags path “Incorrect Flag Image Path! Please correct it!”.
if someone will try this plugin too, I have WPMU 3.0.3 + BP 1.2.6.
actually, this is quite interesting, how bp translate could work successfully, when latest qtranslate breaks almost all bp pages, RSS etc.?!
I’m closing this topic as the most reply is off-topic and was duplicated from https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/wpml-org-bp-multilingual-plugin-support-1/, which is a better thread for that discussion.
Template Pack just helps you out by bringing in the bare minimum CSS and Javascript required for BuddyPress. It’s impossible for us to make all the theme features of BuddyPress integrate seamlessly into everyone’s website automatically. You’ll need to add custom CSS.
@brentcee234
hi,
this solution works for child theme.
you add code of r-a-y to your style.css and all works like a charm.
(check topics on how to create child theme).
@xevo: sure its not bp devs responsability and im far away of thinking that. but it apears strange to me, that the ame plugins work perfect on a system which had been updated to the current version (1.2.6) after having the plugins already installed… so that could be a hint to the devs
delete the plugins.. to get rid of the error messages for now. (we will get them back eventually)
After you do that, does your buddypress function correctly?
@hnla, I use a 1.2.5 of BP. only because the newest causes more problems with my situation. I have tested the latest version, and I see no major differences that I just must keep the newer version. Once they come out with 1.2.7, or so, I will check it out.
But for now, 1.2.6 is not on my list.
It’s not buddypress devs responsibility too update plugins.
Thanks mercime. Do you guys know if gigpress will work with wp and bp as well? Can site visitors add content to archived gigs? Sorry for these questions. I’m just not envisioning the whole thing yet. I guess that’s why I would need a buddypress developer to help me!
I’m having the same issue with the Jooc theme. Admin bar is loading fine in the default theme, but as soon as Jooc is activated it disappears.
I’m a coding noob and tried deleting this code from functions.php in the jooc theme folder to no avail.
`function arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_install() {}
function arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_init() {
if ( function_exists(‘bp_core_admin_bar’) ) remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’, 8 );
if ( function_exists(‘bp_core_admin_bar_css’) ) {
remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar_css’, 1 ); }
if ( function_exists(‘bp_core_add_admin_css’) ) remove_action( ‘admin_menu’, ‘bp_core_add_admin_css’ ); }
function arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_uninstall() {}
register_activation_hook( __FILE__, ‘arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_install’ );
add_action( ‘init’, ‘arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_init’ );
register_deactivation_hook( __FILE__, ‘arit_remove_buddypress_admin_bar_uninstall’ );`
Also tried deleting this from style.css:
`padding-top: 0 !important; /* Remove the top padding space for the admin bar in this theme */`
That also did not work. I would like to move the admin bar to the bottom instead of eliminating this. Any word from the designer or any thoughts? Thanks…
We’re aware of the is_page() issue with WP 3.1
@avinanrey keep your language polite.
@modemlooper Sounds great. (:
Two more questions…
When updating the theme, how can we maintain custom css changes without editing custom.css after updating?
Is it possible to show the ad code (sidebar.php) only on certain wordpress pages. Because I would like to hide this ad code on most buddypress related sites.
One more suggestion, how about adding ajax pagination for latest blog posts and or maybe ^^ make ’em sortable by date, most hits and most comments. (:
See screenshot: http://i56.tinypic.com/9bazye.png
Thanks for helping me with my decision on using Buddypress. I’m exploring it further.
Likely if the plugin is called ‘single random post’ then you would place some form of template tag in one of the post loop pages i.e index.php or single.php however you are asking a question about a plugin on another plugins support site, I assume this isn’t a BuddyPress specific plugin but a WP one? If the plugin instructions are not clear then it might be best to see if the authors can answer specific questions.
