in wp-config.php:
`
/**
* WordPress Localized Language, defaults to English.
*
* Change this to localize WordPress. A corresponding MO file for the chosen
* language must be installed to wp-content/languages. For example, install
* de.mo to wp-content/languages and set WPLANG to ‘de’ to enable German
* language support.
*/
define (‘WPLANG’, ‘fr_FR’);
`
@rogercoathup I’ve put the buddypress-fr_FR.po in bg-language but I’ don’t see where I cant set the default language in buddypress ? I haven’t look yet at a plugin for offering the user a choice to switch language.
@groan , by “links” I actually mean BuddyPress URL paths such as “http://yoursite/…/groups/”. BuddyPress recognises a few of these (activity, groups, members, forums) and I believe these are directories in BuddyPress themes. Under unix operating systems (I’m installing on Linux) you can create “symbolic links” or “symlinks” which are like shortcuts to other directories. My solution was to “hack” such links into the “mobile_pack_base” and “mobile_pack_blue” themes, linking to the corresponding directories under the BuddyPress Default theme. And it worked. (I was a bit surprised) The lines starting with dollar signs are linux commands. If you don’t have command line access you may be able to create symlinks using ftp or something else, I’m not sure. If you’re on Windows I have no idea what to do.
PS. In retrospect I should have created a new and independent theme derived from “mobile_pack_base” which then included all of the symlinks. Or perhaps WordPress has a better way of doing such links that would work across platforms. I’m pretty new to WordPress.
thanks @hnla ,
probably it would work, but at the moment code requests new API, even if I already pasted new one.
maybe someone knows how to update @DJPaul code to Google Map API V3 (if it needs a lot of time, no need even to reply to this question)?
What do you mean you cannot create more than one blog?
Are you Super Admin? Did you go multisite before installng BuddyPress? Did you install plugin limiting a user to one blog?
It’s gpl code, Apart from the fact that no would know, give due attribution to the original authors of the work/ code snippet and unlikely anyone will eat your www
The code above that Paul shows in the pastebin example is run as a standalone snippet that you would place where you wanted the map to display or you could run it from a functions.php file using add_action function to place the code on the page where there is an action hook such as bp_profile_header_meta.
To see the code working try placing it somewhere in the members-header.php file perhaps for testing purposes before or after the div item-meta block of code. As for where it really needs to go for your requirements that’s harder to say
couldn’t you specify, where exactly I should put this code?
(probably, profile-loop, but somehow it does not work for me).
V3 map api would be good, but my knowledge of html, php, etc..won’t allow me to do this.
P.S. “..Are you asking for permission?..” I just don’t know what all these plugins licenses mean. maybe authors of gPress will decide to eat my tiny www for this x lines of code
You can hack anything you like, preferable is to write it yourself where possible. Paul provides you with the code you need above though so it might be better to use that but perhaps update it to use V3 map api.
@paulhastings0 it’s a mixture of BP-Album Media, a nightly build, but I did not change the database from a previous installation. Next, some code was copy/pasted, modified to show the photos and videos along with a widget for login/logout differences.
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<?php
global $bp, $featured_template;
// STEP 1: Run the default query. It will use the options set in the admin back end.
bp_album_featured_query_items();
$row_count = 0;
// STEP 2: Test if items were found. If so, open the CSS block.
if ( bp_album_featured_has_items() ) : ?>
<?php
// STEP 3: Iterate through the items the query has found, printing each one out.
while ( bp_album_featured_has_items() ) : bp_album_featured_the_item(); ?>
Me and my friends are running a joomla-driven community for bands and listeners. I’ve tried all leading os-cms (drupal’s still the only cms fullfilling all my wishes – but hard work to get along with). WP + Buddypress would be an alternative if there’s a way to allow certain members (depending on a select field or role) to make their own pages. Sounds like your plugin could bring me in the right direction. Small donation could be paid…
Code changed to none since that is probably more appropriate than using 0px.
Personal Note: One of these days this site is going to look like something else besides a default theme with color changes. Guess that means the header.php file needs to be changed more … hehe
This looks like a classifications listing website? Why not look at classipress? I don’t think buddypress activities would work in this case, even a simple wordpress loop might work better here… frontend editor isn’t available without some workaround and plugins but I think its coming in the next release of wordpress… classipress theme has a frontend editor
hm… Thanks ray for the code.. I have used the one that is placed on the functions.php.
But i have a little problem.. When i resized the image.. it is pixelated.. when i inspect the element.. It is fetching the bpthumb..
I also want to change the Avatar in the profile.php using the same avatar as the buddypress too…
Can anyone help me fix this please? thanks a lot!
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