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My main site is “www.domain.com” but after the install of buddypress, “domain.com” (without WWW) directs to the subdomain where i have the buddypress theme. I would like both “www.domain.com” and “domain.com” to direct to my main site and not to the subdomain.
Initially the buddypress pages were being written to my main site and was not functioning correctly. For example, buddypress members page was directing to “www.domain.com/members” when it should have been directed to “www.buddypress.domain.com/members”
I did some research and added this to my wp_config.php file:
“define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, $blog_id );” and added the correct id number.After this change, the buddypress pages were directing correctly to the subdomain. As the example above “www.buddypress.domain.com/members” which is what I needed.
However, the “domain.com” redirecting to subdomain issue started after adding in that line to the wp_config.php file. I need both “www.domain.com” and “domain.com” to direct to my main site. Can someone help me out?
This seems like it would be an easy fix but im not sure how to go about it.
Hi
From Members Directory page I have the following problems
1. Use the drop down menu to change listing order (eg last active / alphabetical) error message: “Sorry, no members were found.”2. Click on the page numbers below to look at members not appearing on first screen: same result.
Is this a bug or user / setup error.
Thanks
Details
– WordPress 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.4
– tested w Chrome and Firefox
– Theme: Canvas BuddyPress child theme (Woo Themes)
– No BP plugins; WP Backup Plugin.I have a two small ideas/request that I think everyone running a Word/Buddypress site would benefit from…I run a adult profile site, and I see this all the time, it’s very popular on sites where people are mainly browsing through profiles based on avatars/profile pic. A option somewhere in the settings where u could set the “Members” page(s) to show a “gallery styled view” instead of a “list”….AND also a settings option that would allow avatar to click into a picture INSTEAD of just leading into a profile/user page. I know that those options might be able to be “edited” with the editor..I’m just suggesting these based for people that have a hard time with code ( like myself) to simplify things a bit….
I cannot load any buddy press pages in my website after trying to integrate bbPress into my network. Buddy Press Forums link on the Buddy Press Navigation always went to a white page while the group forums would sit on a WordPress Page called Forums. But, it would look like it was a part of the Buddy Press area.
Then, I tried working with having both Site wide and Group forums, but eventually got it so the Site Wide was viewable on the page Forums, but you couldn’t see topics after clicking on a forum. It was also not in the buddypress portion of my site. I couldn’t see a way to add a new topic either. I even tried shortcodes. Nothing.
I deleted the option to use discussion forums per BuddyPress> Components. That was what allowed me to see the site wide forums instead of the group forums. I turned this back on when I changed my mind.
So I scrapped the idea of Site Wide forums and wanted to just create group forums, in buddy press, and make one big group for everyone to use. Now, when I was in Buddy Press> Pages>Directories I reset the Discussion Forums to Forums from a new page I had created back called Group Forums. I thought, maybe I can’t get the Forums to work in the Buddy Press Navigation, because it doesn’t see the right path to get there. I then changed my Buddy Press Directory for Members from the page Network to the page Members. I did this because the WordPress Forums page was a parent of Members.
Now all of the Buddy Press Pages are white. I change the Members directory back to the original Network Page – and still white pages, nothing on them.
I know it’s a lot there, but I’m hoping an eye into why and how I did everything would help. I have also deleted bbPress and deactiviated and reinstalled and reactivated Buddy Press. Nothing is working.
Help. Haha.
I’ve made several posts about this and was not able to get anyone to help me, it’s something simple I know it is but I can’t figure it out on my own
The admin bar does not show up on any buddypress related pages
I have tripple checked the header and footer of my theme, it is a custom one but all the files are borrowed from the default theme.
Last time I had this problem a few days ago I just changed theme, deactivated all buddypress plugins and dropped all database tables that were related to buddypress and then proceeded to re install everything and it worked, up until just a few mins ago and now it’s not working again.
Can someone please help me out, I can set you up as a temp user on the site so you can look at the files or I can zip them up and upload them somewhere, anything please I just want to get this fixed
Help!
I have recently upgraded my site to WordPress. I’m using BuddyPress and s2Member to manage memberships. The BuddyPress part isn’t working properly. People can create a membership, yet nothing shows up for their profile data, nothing shows up for any other members’ profile info if you click on someone else, and the “change avatar” button also is not working for anyone.
Basically none of the functions are working for profiles – the (should be) interactive screen that has an avatar, “add friend” “mention this user” “send private message”, then underneath has other tabs like “activity” “profile” “friends” “groups”, etc. Underneath that, there is nothing. Also, when those tabs are clicked, sub-functions come up (e.g. if you click on “profile” for your own account, other things come up underneath that say “edit profile” “change avatar”), but none work or show anything on the screen.
As far as I can tell, I have settings set up correctly in the BuddyPress dashboard area for avatar uploads, etc.
Desperately seeking answers…thank you in advance. http://www.KBWomen.com
More Details –
Theme: Elbee Elgee
Other plugins running related to membership: s2Member, bbPress
