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I have the newest versions of wordpress and buddypress 1.5.1.
A while back I created a user via admin panel with capitol letters in his name. This was one of the first users I made and it has admin rights. Now on my dev site I have done all the upgrading here before upgrading it to my live site. I noticed that on the dev site the specific users “AAPLTrader” profile page brings up a 404 error page but when I type the username in the url with the correct Capitol letters it is found. I have tried other users in which i think have capitol letters but it seems to work. On the live site with the older version it seems to work fine without having to type it in with capitol letters.I have this code define( ‘BP_ENABLE_USERNAME_COMPATIBILITY_MODE’, true ); in both wp-config.php files to. Does anyone got any ideas? I do not want to switch until I get this worked out.
Thanks!
Topic: static front page
Hello,
I am using wordpress 3.3.1 and buddypress 1.5.3.1
I would like to add a static home page, how can I proceed?
Thank you for your help end regards
Michaël
Hi, I’ve been working with buddypress activity stream to add meta data in table bp_activity_meta, I want to use bp_activity_update_meta() which has three parameters, the meta_key, the meta_value, and lastly the ID in which i find it hard to retrieve.. Any Help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Could one of the admins please fix my profile as I cant update it nor change settings.
When even I try to view my profile on Buddypress.org I get a 404
Thanks
GD Attachments Plugin is designed for bbpress forums. It allow users upload files to topics or replies.
If those files are images it renders them by creating a thumbnail for each one and relating them with lightbox for example.So with this plugin beside the capability of users attach almost any file type on forums it allows easily a gallery of photos in a user reply.
It turns that Buddypress pulls every forums updates to activity stream and if a thumbnail is found, it comes too which in my case is great. My activity stream starts to look like facebook.
Now I need to add some additional styling to activity stream. Thumbnails are displayed one after another vertically without any spacing. They should be displayed the same way forums are displaying them. There’s some CSS from plugin used on forums that obviously it’s not used at activity stream.
Where do I look in Buddypress to add the missing CSS? I might have to add/change some code to call the plugin class and add a li tag to build the gallery.
At first sight it seems a plugin fail. It’s not. it wasn’t built for buddypress, its author got surprised when I told him that buddypress is rendering the thumbnails at activity stream.
My opinion is that this is a major feature added to Buddypress that needs minor work which is beyound my knowledge for nowHelp is appreciated
Thanks
HI
I would like to have the following already written out in the text in Buddypress area to make the update simpler for users instead of having to write it out all the time:Time:
Sighting:
Where:
Closest Camp:
Visual:
Doing:I really hope you can help me!
Thanks so much!Have a log in option in the sidebar of all pages of your website ..Make sure it is shown only to a user who has not logged in…For this you should create a new sidebar.php and just copy the code from the BP sidebar.php…Hope u got it…
How to fix the following errors:
PHP Warning: file_exists() [function.file-exists]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/usr/local/apache/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/images/mystery-man.jpg) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home/:/usr/lib/php:/tmp) in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/wp-content/themes/mythemes/framework/utilities/media-functions.php on line 48and on line 48 of media-functions.php files:
if (!file_exists($file_path)) {
// simple fix for direct links to images on multi-site installs
if (isset($blog_id) && $blog_id > 0) {
// uploaded images to media folders
$imageParts = explode(‘/files/’, $img_url, 2);
if (isset($imageParts[1])) {
$img_url = get_site_url(1) .’/wp-content/blogs.dir/’. $blog_id .’/files/’. $imageParts[1];
$file_path = parse_url( $img_url );
$file_path = $_SERVER . $file_path;
}
// if not found in media folders check theme folders
if (!file_exists($file_path)) {
// files in the theme folder
$imageParts = explode(THEME_URL, $img_url, 2);
if (isset($imageParts[1])) {
$file_path = THEME_DIR . $imageParts[1];
}
}
}
}Thanks! Hopefully I get the green light soon. They seem pretty inclined to use BuddyPress. When they asked me about suggestions for Content Management Systems, guess what first came to mind?
Solved my issue… had to start from a totally fresh install, but went a bit more step-by-step with the install to ensure that the forums were working.
Terribly inconvenient, have to work on restoring a bunch of things now… but overall, I would say it is worth it for the group forum function.
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I guess I shall slowly master BuddyPress. I’m thinking the issue that I was having was due to my changing of the root file names in the process of making it live in place of an older site.
My recommendation is to always have lots of backed-up information just in case you need to start fresh with new software! :p
Thanks all for your suggestions.
Now onto the next task… custom admin bars that do not show posting options immediately.
