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testing that really quick…
Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_main_blog() in xampplitehtdocsbuddypresswp-contentpluginsbp-custom.php on line 4

@r-a-y — any help you could give me would be tremendous. I’ve been at it for days and am about to crack!
Writing functions is way out of my league, but if you’d be kind enough as to help, there’s beer money in it for you!
Jill

@jillsays – As long as you have your users integrated between WP and bbPress, it’s definitely possible.

I don’t have any code to give you at the moment… but the way I’d go about it is, I’d write a function in bbPress to find your BuddyPress avatar directory, then you could do a check to see if the user_id directory exists… if so, spit out the BP avatar URL in bbPress.

Are we talking about the .mo file, or the bp-custom.php file I created? I’ve tried both files in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-languages/ as well as wp-content/plugins/ with no result.

If someone can tell me how to post code here, I’ll post what I have in my bp-custom.php. I tried earlier and it just kept posting blank.

@r-a-y,
is it possible to show buddypress avatars on bbpress WITHOUT deep integration? i have a high traffic site, and i’m already low on memory!

Make sure you’ve got the path to the .mo file correct. The tutorial assumes that you’re keeping it at wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-languages. Is that where you’ve got it?

Can you post the code that you’re using in your bp-custom.php file?

HI, I’m using your Buddypress links plugin which I think is great but the only issue I have is that the ”Links” Link which is automatically added to the nav bar for my site also adds it to my subdomains which would be fine if it pointed the link on the subdomains to http://www.site/links like it does on the main domain. Instead on the subdomains it points to http://www.subdomain.site/links which displays a page not found error. -I’m using wordpress mu 2.9.2, the latest buddypress install and Buddypress links Version 0.4.1. Any thoughts on how to fix it or is the versions I’m running not compatible? I tried activating the pluin both site wide and not site wide and it happens in both cases. I appreciate any feedback.

Thanks
Mark

Thanks

Moved it, but nothing changed

ETA: I edited and converted the original buddypress.pot file to the .mo file and then uploaded that, if that makes any difference. So, not there’s buddypress.pot and buddypress.mo in my wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-languages folder, when originally there was only the .pot file. Is that wrong?

bp_group_avatar accepts the following args

$defaults = array(
‘type’ => ‘full’,
‘width’ => false,
‘height’ => false,
‘class’ => ‘avatar’,
‘id’ => false,
‘alt’ => __( ‘Group avatar’, ‘buddypress’ )
);

@Hans

Nope, that didn’t work quite right. But this DOES:
http://pastebin.com/pMH5dQLd

Notes on highlights:
– Lines 1 to 3 have been added to include a message to non-logged-in users.
– is_user_logged_in conditional added to line 5 AND php endif added at the end (nested “if” statements… great stuff!)

Have fun!

It shouln’t go in wp-content/plugins/buddypress. Just put it in wp-content/plugins/

I did the same using Poedit. Uploaded the .mo to the same place the original buddypress.pot was.

I couldn’t find a bp-custom.php file anywhere in my install, so I created one and c&p’d the code the tutorial linked above told me to. Do I need to put something in place of “mysite”, and if so, what? Should there be anything else in bp-custom.php? I uploaded it to wp-content/plugins/buddypress, should it go elsewhere?

@Hans

You would need to create a forums-loop.php file in your child theme. Try this: http://pastebin.com/mpizkJXq
Notes on highlights:
– Lines 1 to 3 have been added to include a message to non-logged-in users.
– The is_user_logged_in conditional has been moved from line 10 and added to the initial “if” statement on line 5 (actually lines 6 & 1 in forums-loop.php).

This should work but unfortunately, I can’t test it on my site ‘cuz my server is down. Oh well… it looks like I’m going to have to dust off my xbox
Let us know how it goes.

EDIT: 5 min after posting this, my server’s back up again. Lemme test my own theory…

Hello Paul, just installed the plugin and it’s a great addition to BP so first off, thanks very much for the hard work on this and all the other BP work that you do. I’m running WP 2.9.2 and BP 1.2.4 and have a quick question for you. My new users are receiving the welcome message that I have configured but the subject and from user information is displayed in the body of the email along w/ the welcome message. I was expecting the email to be from the specific user I chose and the subject of the email to be from the “…with this subject” field but it was not. The email is from: <noreply @www.mywebsite.com and the subject of my email is: [Name of Blog] New message from Member User Name. Is this how it is supposed to be working? If so, I apologize for this message. Thanks very much for your time.

possible – you’ll need to code it in though as it is only setup to sift over activity content. Have a look at the bp_activity_at_message_notification functions on the basics.

*edit – though main blog comments hit the activity stream filter – thus triggering @me mentions.

filed a ticket
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2409

fat finger? – returning the logged in user instead of the displayed user

function bp_displayed_user_link() {
echo bp_get_loggedin_user_link();
}
function bp_user_link() { bp_displayed_user_link(); }

where both should be point to:

function bp_get_displayed_user_link() {
global $bp;

return apply_filters( ‘bp_get_displayed_user_link’, $bp->displayed_user->domain );
}

@owrede – Ping! Please read from here on. See if this resolves your issue.

[EDIT]
Just reading your issue again… doesn’t seem like this is a related issue.
Does your problem occur when using the default BP theme? You might want to start a separate thread in order to avoid confusion.