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  • aces
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    A backtick is a “` symbol, which is normally below the Esc key and above the Tab key on a standard querty english keyboard

    Did you put the text (including `Template: bp-default` and `Theme Name: Whatever` on different lines ) at the top of the style.css file?

    Did you Activate the child theme (or even preview) on the wordpres themes page?

    #26844
    CJ Kruger
    Participant

    I just finished up a buddypress klout plugin, had some probs uploading to the repo ( lines messing around, South Africa ftl ), had to upload the files individually a few times but tested the file on the repo and all seems good!

    I saw there were like 3 dl’s while I was still battling to complete the uploads, so apologies to anyone that had errors and had to delete it on their server..

    Im open to suggestions but will only respond on my blog ( Buddypress Klout release ) or the plugin forum once it’s up.

    Here’s the plugin description:
    Let your members and groups show off their Klout.com scores. Using the klout.com/username widget, the plugin fetches your members and/or groups scores and displays them in the member’s/group’s header.

    Enjoy!

    #26842
    codemaverick
    Member

    This is my first experience with BuddyPress, I’m trying to build a small community site. My biggest problem right now is the lack of documentation on working with the Buddypress functions.

    I need information on the Membership API. I’ve added a couple of users using the wordpress functions, but when I try and browse the members directory, I only see 2 out of the 5 in the database. I can’t find information on the function to make them active users and get them to show on the members loop.

    Simply put, I need the functions that will let me add a user programmatically, activate them and get them to show up in the bp_members loop.

    Thanks

    I tried to make my own child theme months ago and (a) found it too complicated, and (b) didn’t work….in other words; I screwed it all up. I actually have a folder on my desktop labeled “attempted buddypress theme.” lol………I’m sure there are many people out there that can look at it and say to themselves “how can she screw it up”? But I did and it doesn’t work…..I would like to keep the top white, I am fine with that, but the footer color needs to be darker, definitely…..my footer widgets look silly with the white background. I’m trying to change it to #778899……light slate gray. Not too dark, not too light…..just right.

    #26841
    Derek Melo
    Participant

    Hey Guys!

    I’m using BuddyPress Corporate Theme to my network and I really want to use my logo as my site name on admin bar, is there some way to do that?

    Thanks

    Derek

    Another issue: Is there any way to increase the height of the admin bar?
    I want this in the same size of Google’s admin bar, is it possible?

    aces
    Participant

    It is possible but it would be much better if you create a child theme: https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/

    In this situation, you just create a new directory (via ftp or cpanel etc) and a new style.css file See here for what to put at the top of the file.

    To find out what needs changing most people use firefox with firebug addon ( then press f12 ) , or developer tools in internet explorer 8 or 9 ( press f12 ) or similar in other browsers. You should also be able to test different colours etc using these tools…..

    So, having looked at your site, in your style.css you would put something like
    `#container {
    background-color:#666;
    }

    #footer-widgets {
    background-color:#666;
    }`
    for a grey background – if that’s what you wanted…

    That should overwrite the bp-default colour but leave the orginal file intact so your edits are not lost on buddypress / bp-default updates…

    Then you activate your new theme….

    #127753
    @ChrisClayton
    Participant

    http://druid3realms.org/wordpress/

    To modify that index.html page via your wordpress admin, you will need to move wordpress into your root https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress

    and delete index.html.

    Or; you can use wordpress on that html page – see this – https://codex.wordpress.org/Integrating_WordPress_with_Your_Website

    #26837
    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    BuddyPress 1.5.3 is now available. See http://buddypress.org/2012/01/buddypress-1-5-3/ for more details.

    #26836

    I installed the Buddy Press plugin and activated it at http://diabeticclub.com/.

    And now I get the following error:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_site_name() in /home/aceph543/public_html/diabeticclub.com/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/header.php on line 27

    Can you assist?

    #26833
    boyhermes
    Member

    Hi:

    I want to translate data from my buddypress test site to a new one buddypress site. I used the export tool, exporting all and an XML file is generated.

    when I try to import this file, I have to choose an option ( import from wp ) and a pop up windows appear telling me that I have to install a plugin named wp imported. When I do that, the site stop working. I have to erase the plugin manually in order to my site continuing working.

    Is there another method to import the file ?.

    #127746
    @mercime
    Participant

    That’s an HTML page at root of your domain in server. Download, change and upload. Where’s the BuddyPress section?

    #127745
    wolfmont
    Member

    You know, that’s what I thought I could do. But even though I have logged into the wp-admin dashboard many times, I have never been able to find a place where I can change (for example) the landing page. The list of Pages under the Pages submenu does not show many of the pages I need to access and edit. Here is one page I would like to be able to edit, but cannot because it is not listed in the Pages submenu:

    http://druid3realms.org/index.html

    J J
    Participant

    I tried installing a new theme (custom community) and anytime I try to get to my dashboard I get the following error:

    Cannot redeclare bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring() (previously declared in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/ajax.php:17) in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/themes/custom-community/_inc/ajax.php on line 81

    Please help! My website is completely down and I can’t even figure out a way to get in to change it. I assume I’ll have to recode something from my file at my host site, but not sure how to do it. I am in build phase, so I am ok with completely uninstalling buddypress and wordpress and reinstalling. I am using the most current (as of last week) versions of each. Many thanks to anyone who can help!

    I need to perform a certain action (via my plugin) when user is removed from our BuddyPress site.

    Is there an action hook for that? If so, what is it?

    I could not locate it in the BP Docs.

    #127739
    @mercime
    Participant
    #127738
    @mercime
    Participant

    == I am currently using group forums on my buddypress setup and I want to remove forums from it.. ==

    Backup then delete bb-config.php file at root where you installed WordPress.

    #127734
    @mercime
    Participant

    == to change the main landing page, for example, or to change other pages = I can’t find anything in the site that allows me to change these pages=

    You change/add Pages just the same way as you usually would for a regular WordPress page, from the wp-admin backend.

    heddle
    Participant

    When I installed BuddyPress, it made me create new pages to associate with the BuddyPress Components I had turned on. I made the pages and mapped the component to it in the BuddyPress Settings, however, when I go to those pages from my menu, they are just regular pages. When I go to the pages using the admin bar, it goes to the right place, which, of course, is a differen url than my created pages. Why is this happening and how do I fix it?

    ghulst
    Member

    I have put bbpress in the buddypress installation for http://www.c2coe.org/site/
    However, when I am at the forum overview for a buddypress group, it shows a link to #new-topic but that automatically goes to ww.c2coe.org/site/#new-topic instead of going down the page where the input fields are.

    I am going insane over this. Tried modifying /plugins/buddypress/bp-groups/bp-groups-templatetags.php where I have found a new-topic reference, but that didn’t change anything.

    Can anyone point me in the right direction?

    Thanks!!!

    System:
    WordPress 3.2.1
    Buddypress version 1.2.9 (don’t really want to upgrade this due to other custom modifications)

    Theme:
    Modified version of WPMUDEV’s Magazine theme

    ankurm
    Member

    I am currently using group forums on my buddypress setup and I want to remove forums from it..
    I click on the uninstall forums button but still I can see and access forums.
    How can i completely eradicate it from my buddypress setup?
    my wordpress version is 3.2.1
    and my buddypress version is 1.5.1

    thanks in advance..

    #26826
    udotorg
    Member

    I’m wondering if there is some way to create something like Fan Pages, as opposed to BuddyPress Groups… something with some aspects of a user profile, but more of a one way relationship between fan page admins as opposed to how a group is a venue for members to interact.

    I just stumbled across something that might be the ticket… but it’s over a year old:

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-announce-group/

    Is there anything that could accomplish a similar thing, but is more up to date?

    #26824
    Joss Winn
    Participant

    Hi, since the WP 3.3/BP 1.5.x network upgrade, I’ve found that when I try to edit any part of my profile, on save it reverts my ‘Real Name’ to my username. I get the red error: ‘There was a problem updating some of your profile information, please try again.’

    The only way I can get my Real Name to show as ‘Joss Winn’ is to go into the WordPress edit profile page and add it there. All data reading to my name from the WordPress profile page is gone, except for my basic username. Once I add it in the WP profile page, the data is restored until the next time I try to edit my BuddyPress profile.

    The only additional plugin that might be interfering with this is http://sourceforge.net/projects/wpmu-ldap/

    However, on a separate install which also uses this plugin, I don’t get the problem.

    share test
    Participant

    Yes all I’m looking for here is bringing this page back as a main menu item beside or under “Activity” – simple.

    https://buddypress.org/community/groups/

    @ChrisClayton
    Participant

    @Sharetest This is similar to what was originally suggested here – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/third-party-components-plugins/forum/topic/hey-where-did-the-bp-media-support-forum-go/

    @johnjamesjacoby said
    “I like the idea of eventually having a popular plugin page. If that happens, clearly BP Media stands out. I think the best way to keep things running smoothly currently is to focus on BuddyPress core development and support, and iterate on the third-party plugin experience for what it is.”

    I agree, we need this feature. And Please, can everyone keep this on-topic of a ‘sort’ feature in-order to ensure this thread doesn’t get closed prematurely so that others can also voice their opinion, thanks. If you have other problems, please create a new thread. :)

    share test
    Participant

    Can you please bring back this page: ttp://buddypress.org/community/groups/

    It’s very important way to sort for active groups. Using the “Third party plugin” the way it’s organized is not at all useful because it’s not organized by most recent post or most recently active group, it’s organized by most recently updated plugin and makes it very hard to find relevant plugins that people are actually using and where there is activity in their forum. It kills conversations happening in any of these group forums, so totally slows down the community getting together to make suggestions, and find others to contribute to the plugins etc. It basically stops the conversation altogether in these plugin forums, so it would be very helpful to bring that back if possible.

    This is a key part of the buddypress community.

    I’m grateful that I know where to find this link now: ttp://buddypress.org/community/groups/ , but the majority of buddypress users won’t unless it’s linked on this site, so it will have the effect of killing the conversation in most groups other than the ones you have listed on the side of the site. I understand this may be a desired effect, however, I don’t think this will boad well for encouraging discussion and creation of new plugins and adoption of buddypress if there is no way to communicate easily with these many groups.

    Perhaps you can just bring back the “Groups” activity stream showing most recent groups first.

    Thank you for your hard work and consideration !

    P.S. All that being said, I do like how the new system encourages plugin creators to update their plugins to get noticed!

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