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  • abysshorror
    Member

    @virtuali Exactly where in post-form.php should I put that code ?

    #125953

    In reply to: Sidebar appears below

    @mercime
    Participant

    The link above leads to page with requires username and password.

    Could very well be some missing closing or extra one. Which of the two methods did you use for Step 3? Changing 16 BP template files or using header-buddypress.php etc?

    #26228
    pengume
    Participant

    Hey i was wondering I found this webpage “http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-activity-stream-loop/” on editing the activity stream loop with some information on filtering the main activity wall but I am really still confused because It doesn’t seem like all the available options are listed here. For example right under it it says if ( bp_has_activities( ‘type=status’) ) :

    Well ‘type=status’ is no where listed on this page nor does it really explain . So my question is what and where can I find all the available options for filtering. I am setting up some custom options for my site and I would love some help. I am familiar with php so if there is a file i can look at then I would love to know about it too.

    Please Advise,
    Thanks,

    #26227
    deanparkr
    Member

    Hi

    My sidebar appears below my buddypress pages. I have tried editing all the files outlined in Step 3 however nothing changes. Even if I delete for example /activity/index.php the page looks exactly the same.

    Its as if Buddypress isnt even looking at the index.php files in all sub pages. I have just deleted the entire /activity folder and yet the page still exists on the website with the sidebar underneath. Very confusing!

    The site in question is: http://goo.gl/xOlFz

    Am I missing something obvious?

    #26226
    AardvarkGirl
    Member

    I finally got a grip on creating category template files within WordPress. Create ‘category-slugname.php’, upload it and voila.

    Can you not do the same thing when BuddyPress is being used?

    I’m using a modified version of the BP theme “FakeName”. When the site I am working on was a flat WP site I had a file named ‘category-scholarships-grants.php’, and it worked fine.

    Created a ‘category-scholarships-grants.php’ file and put it in the FakeName theme directory (which I know is correct because I’ve made modifications for header.php, sidebar.php)… and the category file does not have any effect on the category.

    #26225
    Dan Cole
    Participant

    I followed the Group Extension API page ( http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/group-extension-api/ ) to add another main page to groups, but I haven’t found a good tutorial or example of how to add sub pages to that page. Would someone point me in the right direction. Thanks.

    jordash
    Participant

    On the activity wall (e.g. http://domain.com/activity/) it seems like Forum topic Links that the user can click on to go to the post in context are mal-formed, here is what they look like:

    http://avatarthelastairbenderonline.com/groups/avatar-the-legend-of-korra/forum/topic/episode-1-welcome-to-republic-city-spoiler-discussion/?topic_pag

    As you can see it’s a multi-page discussion so it’s really important that they go straight to the post they clicked on.

    However that links takes them to the first page, and they would have to sift through all the pages to find the part of the conversation they were looking for.

    Any ideas what’s wrong? It seems like the URL is too long for Buddypress or something, but actually all Multi-Page Forum Topics in Buddypress format like that?

    Hi folks, I would be very grateful if you could please check out our new site 2012project12.com It is of course powered by Buddypress. It is still in the BETA testing stage but we hope to have it up and running fully by the 12th of Dec. 2011. 2012 Project 12 is a registered non-profit organisation based in Iceland whose aims are:

    1) Make an artistic record of the much anticipated year of 2012
    2) Inspire world peace
    3) Encourage environmental awareness
    4) Give people of all backgrounds a platform to show their artistic side to the world

    For the next few days while the site is still in the BETA testing stage, you can sign up for free. When you get to the paying part, just reload onto 2012project12.com and type in your user name and password and you will have access to your account. Normally it will cost 12 euro to sign up, not a lot but if you sign up now you will save that :)

    I have one technical question. We have an album page but we also want members to be able to upload links to video’s they have made and also be able to upload text documents. Do you know how we can do this?

    LoVe Pauline

    #125946

    In reply to: Mass delete activity

    doctorb
    Member

    Is there a database hack to selectively delete entries for a user/day?

    During the site development process, the buddypress has taken lot of sample data and we want to clean that before public launch.

    We ofcourse do not want to delete all the editor accounts.

    #125943
    @mercime
    Participant

    Check out the images I posted on this page after Postlude https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-dev-bp-template-pack-walkthrough-twenty-eleven-bp-1-5/3/

    Those are the basic adjustments added in stylesheet which you can further adjust to taste.

    #125942

    In reply to: Remove “home-link”

    @mercime
    Participant

    David, the theme author, usually provides support at WordPress.org https://wordpress.org/tags/frisco-for-buddypress

    #125941
    @mercime
    Participant

    You’d want to check out BuddyPress Multisite – http://wpmututorials.com/news/new-features/multiple-buddypress-social-networks/

    #125940
    @mercime
    Participant

    Check how to – Forums for Groups (internal bbPress) – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/

    MikeTime360
    Member

    Goal: Add BuddyPress with GROUP forums using bbPress.

    Situation: Current WordPress has bbPress installed as a SINGLE forum. BuddyPress is not installed yet.

    Problem: On a test WordPress site, when I add BuddyPress, bbPress uses existing files and shows up as a SINGLE forum and will NOT show up as a GROUP forum.

    Q1. How do I remove/restructure bbPress so I can add BuddyPress with bbPress as a GROUP forum? (I am ok with losing current bbPress data, but would prefer to backup for a different use.)

    Q2. WHERE is current bbPress forum DATABASE so I can copy (then remove) it before I install BuddyPress with Group Forums using bbPress?

    #125939
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Until very recently, that is exactly what was intended to happen. What version of BuddyPress are you on?

    #125938
    coreymj78
    Member

    Never mind, I just edited the buddypress.css directly, not big deal. Thanks.

    #125936
    coreymj78
    Member

    Mingle theme. I realized (like an idiot) that buddypress.css is provided by Mingle (obviously) so anyway, how can I override the css specifically for the top admin bar? I have added the WP admin bar back in but buddypress.css is still forcing another 30px space under the WP admin bar. So it looks now like I have two bars:

    http://test.btdevs.com/

    I tried this to no avail:

    body bp-adminbar {padding-top: none !important

    #26220
    coreymj78
    Member

    My theme is not accepting my custom CSS placed in the Design Settings > Default Settings > Custom CSS area. I even used !important. When using Firebug to inspect the page, I see my styles there, but they have a line through it and an alert symbol by it, which basically means the buddypress.css is still overriding it.

    Any thoughts?

    #26219
    kols
    Member

    Hi, does anybody knows how to show prosspress feedback inside the buddypress members page?

    Prospress web page looks a bit abandoned

    Thanks!!

    #125932
    coreymj78
    Member

    Yeah I know. I found this same solution last night (stayed up till 2am). Is there another method of separating the member areas? Or simply use your own links and so on to make sure that people can’t “slip over” to the other blog’s member area?

    Thanks.

    #26218
    doctorb
    Member

    Is it possible to mass delete a user activity in buddypress or bulk delete all activity for a given day?

    doctorb
    Member

    Buddypress doesn’t seem to have any option to restrict a status update from a person to be visible only to his/her friends. Every status update becomes public, which many users don’t like.

    How can this be done/corrected?

    #26215
    doctorb
    Member

    We use wordpress as cms for a large content based site. We recently integrated buddypress.

    The problem we are facing is that is a user ‘edits’ a post anywhere on the site, it appears in the activity stream as ‘X wrote a new post….’

    This should not be happening. How can we fix this?

    #125931
    Brimfulof
    Participant

    It’s actually pretty simple. It’s explained very briefly in the plugin’s installation page: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-export-users/installation/

    Step-by-step:
    1. Download the plugin to your computer.
    2. Unzip it and open the file bp-export-users.php in a text editor (notepad, notepad++, gedit, etc.)
    3. Find these lines:
    $this->wp_fields = array(
    'ID',
    'user_login',
    #'user_pass',
    'user_nicename',
    'user_email',
    'user_url',
    'user_registered',
    #'user_activation_key',
    'user_status',
    'display_name',
    'spam',
    'deleted');

    4. Add the names of any custom WordPress user fields you want in ‘inverted commas’ before the closing bracket ) making sure you put a comma in between the fields. E.g. ‘deleted’, ‘custom field’, ‘custom field2’)
    5. Find the lines:
    $this->bp_fields = array(
    'Name',
    'Telephone',
    'Job Title',
    'Organisation',
    'Region',
    'Primary Discipline',
    'Grade',
    'A bit about you',
    'twitter',
    'flickr');

    6. Add the names of any custom BuddyPress (xProfile) fields you want to export in the same way.
    7. Save the file.
    8. Zip the folder.
    9. Install the plugin in your WordPress installation using the upload method.
    And you should be away.

    #125930
    InHouse
    Member

    Thanks for the support @4ella . I figured it would be easy to sort the members by a profile field and am really surprised to not find a simple solution. That’s why I’m wondering if I should be using Groups to categorize the members instead of a profile field. I need to figure this out now before I enter in 300+ members. Makes much more sense to figure this out now than after all the data is input and I have to go back in and edit profiles.

    The search function would work but I don’t know how I’d place the search results on a static page without the URL being altered. The URL needs to stay clean such as mydomain.com/what-to-do/restaurants/ and no “?s=” displaying after.

    Is this really an undocumented/uncommon request? Thanks again for any help.

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