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@twodeuces: I modified your plugin code so that it depends only on BP, not WPMU. And I also made it so that it doesn’t matter if the site is single blog or multiblog.

PM me your email addy and I’ll send it to you.

@codeispoetry – Try upgrading to BP 1.2.5.2.
There was a bug in deleting a member or marking a member as spam.

Not only is this thread off-topic now, it’s also closed.

@lincme please keep posts relevant, respectful and on-topic in future; you can always contact someone via the activity stream if you want to discuss something specific. If you want to discuss this, contact me directly.

I hate repeating myself but the reason I mention the renaming is BuddyPress uses the “forums” slug by default, so if you installed standalone bbPress at /forums/, there will be a slug conflict.

Did you even install standalone bbPress?

On a properly-integrated bbPress and WordPress install, you can login at standalone bbPress and you will be logged in at WordPress and vice versa. I’ve done this on multiple occasions and it works.

I’ve looked into that, but all that does is rename the tab/link and the url for the component your dealing with, it won’t combine the bbpress and buddypress registrations and accounts.

I was playing with the idea for a while to just rename “groups” to “topics” and treat them as a forum
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/completely-re-naming-the-groups-component/

Hi Jeff,

I’m new to BP, but have been trying to get a handle on some of this and am starting to participate in the TRAC system after confirming on BP.. Truth is it’s a little intimidating to use the TRAC system…

We’ll we got it working (actually technical support got it working – nice guys too)

Now we haven’t stress tested it yet, but its a very nice chat implementation, but what really sealed the deal for us (we had been trying arrow chat) was the cool little modules for page translations and facebook/twitter.

We’ll worth a look and well worth $129

Hooks nicely into our buddypress and only can be used by logged in users so im hoping that will help keep bandwidth hammering down a little bit.

If it proves to be a sticky as i hope it will it will be a great investment.

@ronia , @alierkurt –
Try the newest release — BP 1.2.5.1 — and see if that works:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/buddypress.1.2.5.1.zip

+1 Android!

BuddyPress avatars have been a constant thorn in everyone’s sides because there are so many possible configurations available for where uploads will go, and how they are displayed.

The more eyes we can get on this code is the better. Both Andy and myself have patched, adjusted, and repatched this code for the past few versions, fixing some issues and creating others.

I suspect these issues stem from the WP-singlesite to WP-multisite conversion. Where there is still a setting for singlesite domain.com/uploads/ when multisite is looking for domain.com/files/, but I’m unable to duplicate the bug so far.

Android native app….

have you looked at this about the avatars not showing up. https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/custom-avatars-arent-shown-on-single-blogs-in-wpmu/

@boonebgorges you opened my eyes to a easier way to doing this. i think your way is much more light than what i was doing. how would you suggest getting the blog owner id/user id and be sure that it is 1 admin?

Would be awesome to at least have a nice iPhone ready theme available. I know someone ( @modemlooper?) was working on an iPhone theme recently. You might want to hook up with him to check his progress.

@xrun You got it all right, except that bp-custom.php should go into your plugins folder (probably wp-content/plugins).

Hi there. Thanx for the tuts & info.
Any chance of updating malleable for BP theme ? I see you removed it from xfactor site.

@xrun this should get you started https://buddypress.org/community/groups/bp-profile-widget-for-blogs/ for more customization as far as bringing in the “send message, follow, etc.” that would need a little more time and effort in getting the blog owner ID and relate it to the bp user and his profile actions you are looking to add, which it sounds like you want the member profile id card in the users blog sidebar. try the widget plugin first…it might be satisfactory enough. if you contact the plugin author he may even add some more of those features.

Hi

I have the following error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function getName() on a non-object in /home/www/webXXX/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-ajax-chat/bp-chat/chat/lib/class/AJAXChat.php on line 124

I´ve got this problem since i updated to the newest BP Version

That will work. The only problem is that it’s not entirely future-proof. If the structure of the $field object changes in future versions of BP, you’ll have to rewrite the code.

If I were you, I would use a profile loop, as described at https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-profile-data-loop-bp_has_profile/. That way you can use the built-in template tags, which won’t break when BP is upgraded.

The xprofile template tags aren’t as fleshed out as I wish they were, but they should work nicely for your purpose. Put the three fields that you want to appear in column 1 in a profile field group, the next three fields in another group, etc. Then it’ll be easy to create the markup using bp_profile_groups() loop.

@anaxent sorry for the late reply, been away for a few days.
Yes, the current version of the theme on http://bp-theme-converts.com/mystique-with-buddypress/ works with BP 1.2.5.
Feel free to post any issues or support for plugins you want on the forums there.