BuddyPress.org

Anyways, I think I’ll explore the plugin for some things in the future as it seems pretty good!

Ok, I think I got it… Trying to display WP Custom Post Types in the normal way in my BuddyPress theme, works without problem.

After re-reading @kunalb ‘s plugin description, I think what it intends is to provide custom post types with a more tightful integration to BuddyPress, like having their own section (such as Groups, Activity Strems, etc).
As I don’t need that kind of functionality right now, I think I’m good with just being able to display my custom post types in my site’s several blogs.

Could anyone confirm I’m not missing anything and that’s @kunalb ‘s plugin intention?

Thanks a lot! Cheers!

If you are using a page template that is not the BP activity or blog posts page then you will have to edit a file. In the plugin folder go into the themes/default and change the file front.php code

/*
Template Name: Home
*/

To match the name of the page template you are using.

If you are just using a plain WP page then you’ll have to hold on a bit until I work out forcing a front page regardless of what is chosen in the wp admin.

I’ve found the DOB, we did add that in and have now removed it from the buddypress profile field set up admin, but it’s the fullname (which we can’t remove from the admin) that we really need to fix.

Actually, I just found out that I do have it and I was mistaken. Sorry about that.

So now I’m back to my original problem.

I understand that this is an issue known as “The White Screen of Death” rather than FTP install problems. I’ll just search around the other posts for an answer now that I know what I’m dealing with.

Thank you for all of your input and advice.

@DJPaul so then I take it you mean I should release it with a ‘buddypress check’.. if bp doesn’t exist, don’t let it activate?

And paul, Ive got a few plug-ins I could release but not really sure what to do when on the wp “Add Your Plugin” page, there’s the url field: do I host the file with a file hosting site and just append the link ( url ) or do they want a url with bp and the plug-in running live to test it?

Thanks and regards

@guigoz

I’ll have a look. It works on my local system. Anyways, I have added a page where users can invite their friends if the event is public and it’s not attached to a hidden or private group. It’s not been tested very well, so it’d be great if you want to give it a go

I am only getting 404 errors and am able to see login screen, but no site access and no wp-admin access

Figured it out .

global $bp;
echo get_usermeta( $bp->displayed_user->id, ‘aim’);

@web_art
Data that has been entered does not get lost now when event creation fails and I’ve added autosuggest to the locations field as well. Both autosuggest fields (invitations and locations) are being handled by an AJAX call now. Altogether it’s a bit slower now because of the database calls it needs, but for large communities it’s just not feasable to fetch all locations and all friends beforehand.

Could you also please remove this one: jefflenney – that is another spam account by this militias user, with intent on harming me.
@johnjamesjacoby @boonebgorges
Thank you,
Jeff Lenney (you can contact me via jefflenney.com if you want)

I’ll keep that in mind – Who is “WE” by the way?

And mods, seriously – please delete/ban this user for me.

Thank you,
@johnjamesjacoby @boonebgorges