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I just installed a brand new WordPress & BuddyPress site and nothing is working now… I can’t access my site’s admin pages (e.g. mydomain.com/wp-admin) as I get the following error:
HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error)When visiting the domain (e.g. mydomain.com) there is no content. No HTML is present at all when I view the page source. Originally when I installed BP, the site was working. I changed the name of the BP plugin directory to ../wp-content/plugins/buddypress-xx in order to access my WP admin/dashboard pages. I made no changes while in the admin area; I just wanted to make sure it was BP that was messing stuff up.
I don’t have any other plugins. I even deleted the original plugin(s) WordPress includes with their download before installing BP. This is a brand new domain, with literally no modifications other than the installation of WP & BP.
Versions are as follows (both are newest available versions as of today, 2-8-12):
WP 3.3.1
BP 1.5.3.1Other sites on the same server are currently up and running, so there are no problems with the server itself.
Does anyone have any idea why this is not working or how to fix it? Again, all I want is to be able to have both the WP dashboard & the BP plugin to both work at the same time. Thanks in advance!
Let’s say I want to use BuddyPress/WP to manage content for a national non-profit website. On the site I have pages for each state that has data for that state. And I have members in each state who are in charge to maintaining the data for their state and their state alone. Would BuddyPress allow me to do that? And of course the webmaster and other admins would also need to be able to edit all the pages as well. Thanks!
I use WordPress 3.1 and Buddypress 1.5.3
I want to change the Activity section (or add another nav item next to it) to display the following subnav sections:
– all posts submitted by user filtered by a certain custom field
– all posts that the user added to favoritesIn other words, I would like to replace the activity loop with the WordPress content loop for displaying all the posts submitted by a certain user categorized in different subsections.
I can’t seem to find any resources about changing altogether the way Activity works or how to replace the activity stream loop with the WordPress content loop.
I appreciate your help on this one
Topic: Easy way to change colours?
i just want to know if buddypress has a easy way to change the colours (groups/activity/…) like your theme?
There = http://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/bp-template-pack-walkthrough-level-easy-2/I am working on a client site, and while he only wants the forum right now, he thinks he may want the additional options of buddypress later. However, he does not want or need a multisite option either.
So, would it be better to start with just the forum and add buddypress later if or when he decides he really does want the other aspects?
Also, is there a manual or videos that show how to set up the forum from within buddypress? I’m a little lost (okay, a lot). I already installed though it looks like my sidebar sits under the content on a buddypress page.
Thanks in advance for any help given.
Hi,
We are building a system that includes social networking features for a specific target audience, and has a proprietary set of authentication and protection features. I have some questions about whether we could build it on this platform:
1) We need to overlay additional user authentication features – such as biometrics or additional personal questions, conditional on login circumstance/conditions (e.g. new IP address or PC, etc.). Is it possible to customize the login requirements/steps?
2) 3rd party monitoring: Each user may have a 3rd party who can view their activity, (but not post). Can this be supported, or could we adapt to support this for our use?
3) realtime system monitoring – We’d like to integrate realtime filters and monitoring on content (think automated/assisted moderation). First layer is automated, with escalation based on incidents/filter results. Is this possible?
4) Will it support mass market scale? What are the biggest buddy press installations thus far? What tweaks are required to make it work? (e.g. what Database?). Can it go up to 1M users or more? Can you also provide an estimate of the server requirements for each of these scales?
5) We are seeking a development house (e.g. consulting firm) to implement our changes and install and maintain this app. Can you make recommendations of firms who have implemented this before?
Thanks,
DaveHi everyone,
i am having trouble enabling other languages for buddypress. I am translating greek and a few days back i managed to make the translation work but now i can do it again.I put the .mo and .po files into the /wp-content/languages/ directory and then edited the wp-config.php file on wordpress’s root and added a define(‘WPLANG’,’buddypress-el’);
The only other language line in the config is for wordpress and greek define(‘WPLANG’,’el’); which works perfectly.
I also tried to install the french language files just to make sure that there wasn’t something wrong with the greek files.
Anyone knows what am i doing wrong? How can i troubleshoot what is happening?
What’s the best way to redirect to the home_url() if the user is not logged in? I’m using WP 3.3.1 and BP 1.5.3.1.
I tried adding a function, that contained bp_core_redirect(), to get_header, i.e. add_action(‘get_header’, ‘my_function’);. But that gives me this warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/livinghm/public_html/wp-content/themes/gratitude/groups/index.php:12) in /home/livinghm/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 866.
Using the plugin BuddyPress Private Community gives me an error as well.
Help is much appreciated. Thank you, Tonya
Howdy,
I am running a sanbox install of WP and BP, both latest versions. I’m using the Suffusion theme and the minima skin. I ran into a situation where I get an infinite redirect loop.
In my sandbox I have a user “charile” and a public group “X”. Charlie joined the public group and was in it for a while. Then I changed group X to be a private group. I had charlie leave the group and verified that no group X activity appears in his streams. So far so good.
Now Charlie goes to the group directory at /groups. He sees group X in the list because it is a private group. He sees the “request to join” button. But does not click it. The group name X is a hyper link. For people who are in the group, the link will take them to the group’s home page. But when Charlie clicks the link, the browser hangs for a while and then gives an error message about multiple redirects.
If a site visitor (not registered or logged in) goes the the /groups page and clicks the name of group X, it redirects him back to the home page. But when Charlie logs in and clicks it, he gets the infinite redirect problem.
Not sure if this as anything to do with the fact that Charlie used to be a member of the group but left. Or if maybe there’s something wrong with the suffusion buddy pack. Also I have several plugins installed that add to the groups (BP Documents, U BuddyPress Editor, Events Manager, Photo Album, etc.)
This is not an end-of-the-world problem, But I figured I’d report it in case anyone has seen any similar issues.
I’m going to regenerate the BP Pack files and see if that helps. But I’m a little concerned they will blow away changes made by the other plugins. But we’ll see.
Hi, there!
Last May, when I was young and inexperienced in the ways of social networking software, I started up a social networking site for homeschooled teens, using Elgg social networking software. Elgg worked out well for several months, but in the last month I’ve absolutely come to my wits’ end with it. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a nice software. However, it’s just too hard on server resources and is using way too much of my limited spare time. After my Elgg site started repeatedly crashing due to overusing the maximum amount of MySQL connections alloted to me, I found out that I either have to switch to a different software, or purchase the $70 a month ‘VPS Pro’ hosting from my webhost. As you can probably imagine, a social networking site for homeschooled teens simply does not make enough money to justify a $70 a month hosting bill. For those reasons, I’m considering switching over to a software that’s not quite as labour-intensive/hard on the server. BuddyPress seems to meet these requirements, but I have a few questions before I can decide whether or not to use it.
First of all (and this is the question I wish I’d asked when I started with Elgg), would BuddyPress/Wordpress require VPS hosting, with only about 150 members in all and generally a maximum of five (though usually more like zero to two) users online at any given time? (Of course, I won’t mind upgrading to better hosting when my site gets larger, but for now I can only afford about $25 a month, maximum.)
Second, is there any simple way someone who’s not terribly skilled at PHP or MySQL (like myself) could import user data (i.e. member login data, blog posts, groups) from Elgg to BuddyPress? This isn’t extremely important to me, as my site members should be alright with moving their accounts over to a new site by themselves, but it would be nice if this were possible.
Lastly, is it difficult to learn how to make plugins and themes for BuddyPress? Would the documentation be very hard for someone who’s just a bit more than a beginner with PHP and MySQL to understand?
Thanks in advance for your help! I’m really liking the look of BuddyPress, and I hope it ends up working out for me!
cannot show css, layout and images
wordpress version : 3.3.1
buddypress version : 1.5.3.1
wordpress single
windows server 2008 R2 , wamp
