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Topic: Buddypress query_posts
In a custom user tab I’m trying to display that users posts. (displayed user, not logged in user).
I found this code on a forum but it’s not working for me. It should pull the ‘displayed users’ posts only, instead it shows all posts. How Can I make it pull only posts by the “displayed user”?
`query_posts( ‘author=’ . $bp->displayed_user->id );
// the Loop
while (have_posts()) : the_post();
the_content( ‘Read the full post »’ );
endwhile;
`What am I doing wrong?
Thanks a ton!
Hello,
I have managed to set everything up including BP Compatibility and be up and running but I cannot figure out how to fix the Buddypress templates for my particular theme (Insignia).
http://community.eupal.eu/groups
I am just going to be using “Groups” for the moment so I just need to fix the group templates.
Any help will be much appreciated. Please let me know if you want me to send you any files.
thanks in advance,
AndyTopic: Deleting BuddyPress Groups
My site has been spammed with some new groups. They seem to be bot generated. How can I delete these groups from the site (I have searched everywhere but can’t seem to find the option)? Can I do it directly from the database? Also, how can these groups be created when the option in BP is checked such that only an admin account is able to create new groups?
Hello All,
I have a user, me, a SuperAdmin and an Administrator on a BuddyPress site that does not show up in the Members list. I show up in other BuddyPress sites on this installation but not this one in particular.
Any thoughts on things I can check?
~eric
@elangleySo here I am, derping around, admin’ing the WordPress board I volunteer for, and I see this message at the top of the screen on Dashboard:
The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Discussion Forums. [REPAIR]
What do I do? Repair it!
Well, it works for half a day, and everything’s fine.
Next day I log in to find all the forum posts ‘missing’. The topics are still there on the Dashboard, but completely gone from outside Dashboard.
Oh crap! Revert any changes I made! So now the topics show up outside dashboard, but the links don’t go anywhere.
Clicking a topic link goes to the link, but it loads up a blank page. I’ll also be posting this on the WordPress support forums.
I’ve already google’d the problem. All the plugins I’m using, including Buddypress, are updated and running fine.
I guess my real question is how I can magic all the posts and forum topics back to where they were before I screwed it up. I have a feeling they’re still somewhere in connection to the forums, but I have no idea where. If anyone has any help, I’d greatly appreciate it.
Thanks very much,
CassieMy page links randomly stopped working today without any indication as to why. What happens now is when I click a link to any page on my buddypress site either hard coded in, on the main navigation menu or even when I type it in the address bar it goes to what appears to be the index.php but without the CSS styling.
The link in the address bar is still the link to the page though. I’m not sure what happened or how to fix it.I’ve already disabled the plugins to see if they did it and I’ve also disable to child theme I was using see if I changed something. I even went through and replaced the files I changed and replaced them with buddypress default files. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I recently noticed that when I try to create a group, start a topic or posting a forum reply, it’s taking about 30+ second before the topic/reply is show up. If you try to tell me there may be a “bad plugin” and try to disable all of it except bbPress & BuddyPress, save it. I have tried the following:
1. Using different browser.
I find out that when I try to use Firefox 12.0 to post, it’s loading extremely slow. But this is not happening in Internet Explorer 9 or Google Chrome 18.
Try to start Firefox in safe mode? Yes I have tried to do that but it doesn’t make a difference.2. Using different user/computer.
It’s still the same.3. Try to post a comment in a normal post / post an update.
I was able to comment a post & post an update without any problems, so I think it may be a “bad plugin” problem.4. Disable all plugin (except bbPress & BuddyPress)
But the same thing happen. FYI I don’t edit either the bbPress or BuddyPress files.5. Using different theme.
I replace my modified custom community theme with BuddyPress Default theme and see if I putting bad codes in my theme. But this doesn’t solve problem even I tried other themes.6. Change permalink structure.
It doesn’t make any changes, and I don’t think it will help.7. Reinstall WordPress, bbPress & BuddyPress
Still doesn’t make any changes.8. Create a new install in another domain.
I use http://scirefs.com/ as my main and http://www.scirefs.org as a sandbox (with the same configuration as in SCIREFs.com) with only bbPress and BuddyPress activated. But everything works fine in SCIREFs.org with either and I have no issue with slow response in Firefox 12.9. The Cloudflare……
Since I have Cloudflare as my CDN for SCIREfs.com but not SCIREFs.org, I tried to remove SCIREFs.com from Cloudflare and add SCIREfs.org to it and see what happens. The result: The issue with Firefox at SCIREFs.com disappear but SCIREfs.org is now facing the old issue.Do anyone here have any ideas what’s wrong with it? Or someone here is facing the same problem?
You can login to SCIREFs.org using the following information:
Username: demo
Password: demo
Sitewide forums: http://www.scirefs.org/test-forums
Group forums: http://www.scirefs.org/groups/test-group/forum/And try to start a topic or post a reply using Firefox and see if it’s happening to you.
Hi. I’m in the process of building a new wordpress powered web site and I’d like to incorporate a social media component. I have a multisite install running and I would really like some advice before going with Buddypress.
As I understand Buddypress, it aggregates blogs from across your network and adds social media functions similar to Facebook. I also know that you can turn off the Buddypress features you don’t want to use which is an attractive element because I know I don’t need all its features.
On my network, new users will not be blogging themselves on their own sites. Instead they will sign up to belong to my network and become members only. They won’t really be going anywhere other than the main site on the network. I know that statement might prompt you to wonder why I’m using multisite at all but I don’t want to bore you with the details of the project.
Members on my network have the power to, among other things, read and comment on blog posts. I would like my members to have their own profile pages and the power to form their own discussions or interact in other facebook-esque ways (status updates/likes/etc…). However, much like a traditional blog I want the articles written by myself and guest contributors to aways be the center of attention on the main blog-page.
I’ve looked at a pluggin called Mingle and it seems to accomplish what I’m looking for but I get the impression that Buddypress really is the premiere social media engine for WordPress. Also, Buddypress needs its own theme and Mingle doesn’t which does make me a bit hesitant to go with Buddypress.
My questions are:
1. Even though my users don’t have their own blogs is Buddypress going to give me the functionality I
described above or should I go with something less powerful like Mingle?2. Can anyone recommend a buddy press theme that would present my articles, front and center but still allow for the other social media type features I’ve previously described?
Thanks in advance so much for your help. This is a major facet of my new site and I’d really hate to get it wrong.
Topic: Add Comment Title?
Is there a way to add a title to a comment like I’m adding a title to this topic?
I know you can do this in wordpress comments by default. I’d prefer to use a build in buddypress way of doing this instead of building something custom.
Figured out a hackish way to do this.
Added a title field. Then changed the form to /index.php so I can grab the POST variables. Then I search for index based on title in the category. Then I insert a the $_POST variable into a comment_title meta variable that gets associated with each comment.