Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Topic: Remove “home-link”
Hi,
I’m using the frisco theme for buddypress and would like to remove the home link in the menubar. I would still like to have the latest post as default page but not linking to it from the menu..
Is this possible?
Hi, I’ve installed the Buddypress and bbpress plugins to my wordpress site which works great. However some spamming characters are signing up and posting advertising comments. We don’t get too much discussion, so is it possible to moderate each topic/reply before it appears live?
I’ve tried the Settings>Discussion options but they don’t seem to affect it.Thanks!
Michael.
Hi, I have created a custom page and the tabs are not all there…mainly the activity tab and the gallery tab. How would I be able to add those tabs. I have found the code/script for the other tabs, but can’t seem to get the inbox/messages tab going and the gallery tab going. Here is the script/code for the ‘Friends’ and ‘Groups’ tab, but I would like one for the inbox/messages tab, just to check their messages.
<li id="activity-friends"><a href="" title=""><?php printf( __( 'My Friends <span>%s</span>', 'buddypress' ), bp_get_total_friend_count( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?></a></li> <li id="activity-groups"><a href="" title=""><?php printf( __( 'My Groups <span>%s</span>', 'buddypress' ), bp_get_total_group_count_for_user( bp_loggedin_user_id() ) ); ?></a></li>@liping
It worked perfect!
Thanks
@marcycapron you’re welcome. glad it worked out for you
Ok, I have a BuddyPress Group Forums installation. I got all my other issues figured out and everything is running great. The Group Forums option apparently uses the internal database instead of bbPress 2.0 with custom “forum” and “replies” post types etc. Which I guess I don’t need. The reason I went with Group Forums internal database option is because my current theme Mingle is not compatible with the Site-Wide forum option (which uses bbPress 2.0 and custom post types).
That said, I still can’t figure out (after BuddyPress has been installed on the main root blog site) how to get it to work on a sub-blog (sub domain) site within my multisite network. How is this done? In order to associate BuddyPress’ pages, I have to go to my main network admin dashboard and click on BuddyPress page settings, but these pages are only associated with my main (root domain) blog site, and there are no options for any sub-blog (sub-domain) sites.
Would someone mind filling me in on how I use BuddyPress on my sub-blog sites within my network?There has just got to be a way to do this. Why else would BuddyPress have required a multisite installation for so long? I’m confused.
Thanks so much!
The title says it all and when you hit the repair button you get the a menu that wants you to create associated pages.
What the %(*&%)% is this?I have an issue with new user activation link. I have WP 3.2.1 Sub-domains Multisite and BP 1.5.
BP is running on a sub-domain, and there are 5 other sub-domains.When a new user registers on primary site, he receives activation email and the link is pointing to BP blog,
I believe it should be “http://domain.com/wp-activate.php?key=xxx” but it is “http://sub-domain.domain.com/wp-activate.php?key=xxxx”where sub-domain is buddypress site.
Please suggest how to correct this, activation link should point to main domain only.
I’ve seen others with this issue, but never with a real solution. I’ve installed BuddyPress successfully via the wizard as well as a site-wide forums setup. But when I went to http://mysite/forums it keeps reverting back to the home page.
So I went to Settings > Forums to check out the bbPress settings and saw that under Archive Slugs, the Forums Base was set to Forums and had a conflict message beside it saying it conflicted with BuddyPress’ Forums page.
So I tried creating a new page called Discussions and in the BuddyPress > Pages area set the Discussion Forums page to my new Discussions page. Then when visiting http://mysite/discussions I see a static empty page.
So far the only way I can get this to work somewhat is to place the bbPress shortcode
[bbp-forum-index]on the Discussions page to get the forum to show up. I would prefer to have it simply work the way it was originally intended though.
Just to document, I’ve tried the following combinations:
1. BP forums page set to WP Forums page / bbPress slug set to Discussions = redirect issue
2. BP forums page set to WP Discussions page / bbPress slug set to Forums = blank forums page (no forums on the page)
3. BP forums page set to WP Forums page / bbPress option “Prefix your forum area with the Forum Base slug (Recommended)” UNCHECKED = redirect issue
4. As well as other combinations I can’t remember, but in all cases I either get a blank static page or a redirect. I just can’t get this to work like it’s supposed to unless i use the shortcode. BUT using the shorcode method, it’s as if BuddyPress Forums (bbPress) is not connected to my theme’s (Mingle) buddypress.css file to get the cool styling of Mingle’s CSS for buddypress. Plus I get the weird template file error when going to my theme options and layouts:
“Your active theme does not include bbPress template files. Your forums are using the default styling included with bbPress.”
Any thoughts?
We’re creating a few new navigation and sub-navigation items using bp_core_new_nav_item and noticed that dashes are being added to the title tag and need to find a way to prevent the dashes from being used.
This is what we’re using right now:
bp_core_new_nav_item( array(
'name' => __('Hosting Plans', 'buddypress'),
'slug' => 'hosting-plans',
'screen_function' => 'my_profile_page_function_to_show_screen',
'position' => 40
) );
And in the title tag it’s showing: Member Name | Hosting-plans
Is there a way to force it to show: Member Name | Hosting Plans
