No. That is not even a WordPress installation much less running on PHP.
It’s ASP.NET framework.
I just installed BuddyPresss, but can’t get any of the pages to actually show. They just come up blank.
Here is my site: http://cassmdblog.com/
I added one of pages BuddyPress created, “Forums” to my header. As you can see when you click on it, its blank. However, in my own admin panel on the top, I have access to all the BuddyPress pages, and can start a topic, post a comment, favorite it, etc. This appears here: http://cassmdblog.com/members/admin/activity/1
What am I missing? Please help.
I am using WP V 3.4, Thesis Theme 1.8. I downloaded and installed all the components to make sure BuddyPress is compatible.
Thanks.
Gio
Hello All,
I’ve recently installed BP together with the Chameleon theme from Elegant Themes. And, just like many people here, I’m stuck on making sure the code is correct to get the layout correct. I’ve searched the forum and while I see other Elegant Theme post and the code similarities, I want to make sure I don’t jack mine up.
The sidebar is moving down into the footer. You can see an example of it happening here:
http://www.citrustwistkits.com/members/
What do you need from me to help me get this resolved? I’ve included a link to the theme’s Page.php (http://pastebin.com/Ntv3vvrF) and also the Index.php (http://pastebin.com/wD646FRy)
Is there anything else you need? Please let me know and thank you very much in advance!
I’ve seen a few sites that use buddypress or buddypress tech. Some have experience meters like a video game for their members/proflies that’s visible to all. You also have the ability to gain exp and levels on the site like in a video game. Plz see link below.
http://www.thegameeffect.com/home/about
Any idea how this works? What it’s called and where I can get it?
I NEEDZ IT 
Many thanks.
I’m trying to make a list of Buddypress members ordered by a custom meta_value. I tried using `get_users()` but it doesn’t allow meta_value to pass through orderby. What’s a way to actually do this?
So if anyone wants the answer to this question @karmatosed led me to https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script, which has the solutions.
Replace all instances of $ with jQuery.
$=jQuery
The following can be used on a single post page to give you a link to the author’s buddy press profile:
`$author_id = get_the_author_meta( ‘ID’ );
…
<a href="” rel=”bookmark” class=”fn url”>…`
I currently run a multi-author blog and I was wondering if it was possible to replace the author link after a post to one that takes you to that author’s buddypress profile instead.
Thanks in advance! 
Will check those out. Much appreciated sir
@karmatosed
Thanks I have looked into it, it has a pretty good feature I have run
A few modifications myself, but nothing major like what I want to achieve.
@djpaul
`function redirect_feed() {
header( ‘Location: http://example.com’ ) ;
}
add_action(‘bp_activity_sitewide_feed’, ‘redirect_feed’, 1);`
Is also not working…
I think you need to overwrite a core function, to make it work.
Whilst not 100% what you are asking the current community developed theme for the next version of BuddyPress has a custom background and colour option. As it’s a community project you can download from Github and see how maybe that could translate to your project.
https://github.com/karmatosed/Status
right, but Bones is built on a grid so I am considering forking this as a project on Github…I am not a php expert so I really hesitate to touch it.
It is really hard to explain but…
I’m using BuddyPress Template Pack to adapt Oxygen theme by devpress to be compatible with buddypress. Everything works very well except for the avatar cropping thing.
When you upload a pic, and then use the cropping tool, the preview inside the crop and the preview below shows the wrong size, coordinates, and ratio. Ive been looking for a way to fix it but just cant. I disabled all js from my theme and still the same.
So…is there a way to know whats going on?
if not, is there a way to just leave the crop without preview?
you can check my issue in http://www.graficacolectiva.com/wp-admin
user: usuario
pass: usuario
oh and this happens with my theme, with default, the cropping works well.
there are a lot of changes to be done in the css so not all pages look good (still working in the template pack)
Thanks, hope someone can help me!
I disabled the bp admin bar completely. still don´t work. It only works when I deactivate Buddypress completely, but why?
It seems that it has to do with the admin bar of buddypress (and wordpress)
I have made a screenshot: http://imgur.com/athE3
Do you see the space between the wp bar and the menu?
When I disable bp the space is gone and I can close the image frame.
I tried to disable the admin bar (wp and bp) but doesn´t work. It seems that I have to completely disable the admin bar of bp in the backend. Somebody has a solution?
@aces Looks like it’s not woking in 1.6
Any idea how to do a `bp_core_redirect` maybe to 404.php?
@djpaul
My code:
`function disable_feed() {
bp_core_redirect(get_option(‘siteurl’));
}
add_action(‘bp_activity_sitewide_feed’, ‘disable_feed’, 1);`
is not working…
actually didn’t take it as criticism, it’s just a difficult area support forums for OS apps are run by volunteers, the ones that can answer questions effectively are more than often working pros so haven’t that much time for in depth help.
There are a few private forums or sites dedicated to BP you could try buddydev or bp-tricks? but not sure of the level of support those can offer.
I do understand what you mean. I felt my comment could easily be taken as a criticism, but that’s not my intent. There are definitely a lot of posts with crazy B.S. questions here, which deserve nothing more than a cursory response. By moderation I just mean dedicated and detailed responses to legit questions. It’s been frustrating for me, as I’ve received more of a response and detailed help from my Facebook friends than from the BP forums.
Again, I truly don’t mean this rudely. If I was a volunteer moderator here and had to wade through all these threads, it would be impossible to offer the level of support I’m talking about. I’m just pointing out that I think there’s a market for higher end support. Does such a thing not exist?
It’s true that a forum like that would take a lot of management, but it seems to me BP is pretty much the best solution for this type of site. And as soon as you start using BuddyPress, it becomes clear that ongoing support is going to have to be part of the equation. A monthly fee for solid, responsive tech support seems like a very viable opportunity. I’d be happy to help facilitate that if there’s anyone that agrees.
Why do you place this emphasis on moderation? We have approx half a dozen moderators which is more than enough and I’m not sure I see what you require us to be moderating?
In reality I would say most questions do get answered, however questions along the lines of “I need to do xyz but have no idea how” can tend to receive a perfunctory response if it means that something has to be coded up for them as this forum – obviously – is not a service and manned by volunteers.
Paying for BP is not an option it’s open source software, maybe someone needs to create a fee paying membership forum where users can expect dedicated help, but that starts to become a full time job for someone – forums take a lot of management and dev time to maintain.
I would be happy to pay for BP if it meant a more responsive/robust forum or some type of support. Just putting it out there. So far, moderation here seems sporadic at best, and most questions go unanswered. As it’s a free forum for a free product, what more can be expected? I don’t mean this as a complaint. I’m just sayin…some of us would be happy to pay a good price for a product that’s backed by solid, moderated support forums. My two cents
The page is not compatible with plugin “WordPress popular posts” (thumbnails paths are broken: “uploads/avatars/[id]/…” instead “uploads/…”) after image uploading. I found wp_upload_dir() returns wrong path on this page (buddypress is changing some base parameter?).
How can fix it?
== BuddyPress breaks the responsive layout of the theme on its pages. ==
To clarify, you’re using the WordPress responsive version as seen here -> http://themble.com/bones/#bones-showcase and https://github.com/eddiemachado/bones
After activating the BP Template Pack plugin, you still go through Step 3 of the Appearance > BP Compatibility process to surround the BP template files with HTML structure of Bones. Scanning Bones’ pages.php, you’d need to change 16 BuddyPress template files in your bone’s theme folder in server.
If you’re using the BP Default theme, you won’t see a link to “create a new account” if Registration is turned off.
@i25sa looks like you have more urgent issues than registration, see http://socialtimes.angloway.com/members/ Did you go through the Installation Wizard after you activated BuddyPress?
