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@pcwriter
Cheers! Many many hours of coding. Even longer to come up with that “Powered by…” line 
@travel-junkie
Love the “Powered by…” in the footer – cool site!
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@guigoz
Autosuggest is already working, but just for friends, so if you have no friends, then you won’t see anything
Upcoming events will come in a later version
@Enrico
The next major release will be quite ajaxified.
Just tested an event’s creation too.
Great ! Would be awesome to be able to invite contact with display name autosuggest, as messaging system of buddypress. Or : a link wich open java popup with current friends list (avatar + display name), as facebook invites.
EDIT : I think invite system should be in a specific page, not on the editing event screen.
Have you plan remind upcoming events by email function ?
Also just checked on the buddypress registration page and – since this is a replacement for the wp registration page – there’s no sign of the ST/FC account link buttons.
ST/FC seems like such a complete system, some one ought to see if they can get it to port over to buddypress use. That’d be a pretty sweet setup.
Well, I think I got the locations figured out … buttons are showing up on the General Settings section of the profile. Here’s what I did:
For Facebook
`add_action(‘bp_template_content’,’sfc_login_profile_page’,50); //Simple Facebook Connect account link function`
For Twitter
`add_action(‘bp_template_content’,’stc_login_profile_page’,51); //Simple Twitter Connect account link function`
I’d have to work with style a bit but, hey, they’re where they ought to be! That’s not the end of the story though. On the wordpress profile, you’ll see options to disconnect from the remote account (Facebook or Twitter) but these options don’t show up on the bp profile.
Seems like running both the Twitter and Facebook connect simultaneously gets a bit buggy. If linked to twitter for example, the facebook link button won’t click through.
Also, after linking accounts you have to sign out of buddypress multiple times (if you initially signed in with your buddypress login, then again with eg. your facebook account).
All this is making me think twice about putting SFC and STC to use in my system even though it looks like a sweet and full featured integration. I’m sure some one with a little more skill could make it work. Let me know if you have any suggestions.
@rogercoathup
May I have know your client’s URL .So I will have some idea that how it looks on buddypress . Some other social networks are implementing that with advanced features .
@rogercoathup
Thanks ! I will ask travel-junkie.
I think another plugin is causing this. Do you have any other sharing plugins? Try turning them off until you find the culprit so I can fix it. Thanks.
Found that removing the following:
‘define( ‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘memoirsite.com’ );
define( ‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/’ );
define( ‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );
define( ‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1 );’
from wp-config.php corrects the registration issue.
@stang5_0 I had that problem too (and posted a month ago here)… it might have been another plugin conflict, but I’ve since not used the plugin, so I never have taken the time to find out which one was possibly conflicting…try disabling your other plugins and see if it works..
Love the plugin, works great. However, I too seem to have the problem of the “Load More” button not working when it is active. I am using Atahualpa for what it’s worth. If I knew enough about this coding, I’d gladly bring something to the table, but alas, I support IVR’s
Stang
Important to note if you want to use @boonebgorges code with “GROUPS” and not “MEMBERS” sorting -you will have to change to the GROUPS slug… use this:
`function groups_alpha_by_default( $query_string ) {
global $bp;
if ( $bp->current_component == BP_GROUPS_SLUG && !$bp->current_action)
$query_string = ‘type=alphabetical&action=alphabetical’;
return $query_string;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring’, ‘groups_alpha_by_default’ );`
Yeah, I’m giving Humanity a try — seems to be quite effective.
There’s a big thread here:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-spam/?topic_page=6&num=15
Also trying to get this group active again:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/spam-eater/home/
Nice name. 
Needs some spam-related icon, though.
Incidentally, I still like the idea of getting folks together in a BP Group to attack the issue. I had suggested starting such a group on an IRC chat a few weeks ago, but I see now that there *is* a (small) group someone had set up. If people are interested, we can use that. Or maybe it’s fine to just continue this thread for now, though not having to dig through a few dozen posts has some appeal.
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/spam-eater/home/
jwack – since you had such trouble with this even after taking some measures, what was the final regimen you installed for blocking spam?
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@svenl77
The events calendar is now fully compatible with private/hidden groups. To see a public event for a private/hidden group the loggedin user needs to be a member of that group. If the event is private the user needs to be a group member and be invited to the event for the event to show up.
That was the easy bit. Now I’ll have to do the same thing for the loop
I’ll have a look at restricting registration to a certain number of people over the weekend as well.
@rogercoathup Any chance your client will let you release your work as a GPL plugin?
It’s not a default function.
But, yes it’s possible to integrate something like Google Maps and show all profiles on a map. We’ve recently commissioned this for one of our client websites.
Have a search on this forum for a post by @travel-junkie. He gives some tips on how to do this.
@Tod Locksmith, this is a fresh install (actually there have been 3, all with the same issue).
@Roopunk, I’m not sure my host would allow mod-rewrite to be enabled. Thoughts?
