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  • #122640
    Anamaria
    Member

    BuddyPress Private Community is in the Fail list here https://codex.buddypress.org/releases/1-5-plugin-compatibility/, however the error listed in this table seems to be for another plugin.

    When I install Private Community, it does create a php error, but I found this error is not created by the plugin, but by a BuddyPress bug described here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-buddypress-private-community-when-clicking-on-a-protected-page-i-get-error.

    I have made the fixes described for this bug, and Private Community now seems to be working, although I am still testing.

    #25042
    kjetterman
    Member

    Hello,

    I have just installed Buddypress on a test site of mine. I have the “allow registration” checked. However, registration is not working as people (those who are helping me test the site) have signed up but have not received their activation e-mails.

    I installed wp-mail from and have set the SMTP settings. I was able to register 1 test-user successfully but the rest are not receiving their activation emails.

    I am not using WPMU.

    :(

    Any help I could get would be much appreciated. I am running this on a VPS.

    TIA! :)

    #122634
    Micheal Kennedy
    Participant

    What if you’re trying to tie the custom function into wp_nav_menu_items? Can’t seem to get it working. See my topic about it here:https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/adding-notifications-to-wp_nav_menu_items/

    tikijj
    Member

    Hello. I’m not sure my question belongs on this section of the forum, but I could not find an appropriate one, so I’ll just ask away here.

    My site averages 15k visitors per day and I want to install buddypress to give my readers a better way to communicate among themselves without having to rely on the comment system only.

    I’ve been reading a lot on buddypress and one thing that I’m concerned for is that it uses lots of resources. I can’t afford a dedicated server, my site doesn’t bring in the kind of money that enables me to migrate to one. So my question is this, would it be possible to run buddypress with an existing wordpress blog that gets 15k visitors per day on a VPS?

    Based on what I’ve read so far it’s probably a long shot, but I thought I’d ask the more experienced users. Thank you for your time.

    tnd
    Member

    Hey there.

    I’m using s2Member custom registration fields, and integrating it with the BuddyPress registration form. Set ‘Display Name’ during registration is set to ‘yes, display as username.’

    My problem is this: BuddyPress and s2Member both have registration fields for ‘username.’ I was wondering if I could somehow disable BP’s username-field, to avoid confusing my users.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    #122631
    Micheal Kennedy
    Participant

    l”Move away from BuddyPress,” “retain your members,” “program away from BuddyPress” – I don’t really understand what you mean. BuddyPress is extendable – you can add/subtract whatever you want.

    Depends on what your needs are. If you need a social network for your particular niche/interest, then BuddyPress is your best bet. If you just need a little spot for group chatting about something, then create a Facebook Group.

    BuddyPress isn’t “just a plugin,” though. It’s a whole suit of plugins built into one. And similarly to what @Modemlooper said, if you don’t need to own or control your data, then BuddyPress might be overkill. And if you intend on creating another Facebook, just give up now lol. Unless you have tens of millions of dollars, you won’t stand a chance. Niche is the way to go.

    “… should I use this software or a complete social networking software”

    That’s insulting to BP! lol. If you want 100% ownership of your data, 100% customization, 100% extendable, and 100% free, BuddyPress is your man – or woman.

    kkradel
    Participant

    Yes, I’ve noticed this too. They aren’t blurry in the person’s or group’s avatar, but they are blurry when they are added to a status update. For instance, the group avatar when I post in a group is fine but then it is included in the status update and there it is blurry.

    #122629
    Flora1234
    Member

    This is the header. But i put the footer file and that is working for just one page. do i need to transfer all the files over to the moon folder. please help.

    #122628
    Flora1234
    Member

    /**
    * Theme Name: BuddyPress moon
    * Theme URI: http://joblogs/wp-content/themes/moon/
    * Description: Clean and stylish, BuddyPress Default lets you build a social network straight out of the box. Make it yours with a custom menu, header image, and background. Along with five widgetized areas (one in the sidebar, four in the footer), BP-Default supports featured images (as custom header images on posts and pages) and is furnished with an optional one-column page template that removes the sidebar, and a stylesheet for the admin Visual Editor.
    * Version: 1.5
    * Author: jo blogs
    * Author URI: http://joblogs.co.uk/
    * Template: bp-default
    */

    #122626
    Flora1234
    Member

    I am using a child theme i created.

    #122623
    mrscooches
    Member

    Thanks for the info.That’s good to hear.

    #122622
    Brian Bowman
    Participant

    I’ve added extended fields per buddypress’s capabilities; however, they don’t show up in my registration process….any idea why not and what I need to do about it:

    Here is a completed profile where someone actually went back into their EDIT PROFILE and finished adding all the data: http://www.localjobs.com/blog/members/jimtait/profile/

    Yet, even then – not all the REQUIRED fields are showing up on EDIT mode.

    And here is the URL to register…and you can see that just a small bit of those initial fields actually during a new registration process – and my REQUIRED fields don’t show up either: http://www.localjobs.com/blog/register

    Any ideas what I’m doing wrong? I’m asking this here because I’m getting zero responses after 3 weeks in the HOW-TO section having asked the same questions and this can’t be that hard to answer….

    Much thanks.

    bccline
    Member

    just edit lines 228 and 305 ,
    replace the word “site” with the word “super”.

    is_site-admin()


    > is_super-admin() ,

    #122620
    linick
    Member

    pleasE?

    Micheal Kennedy
    Participant

    I kinda noticed thumbnails were blurry too sometimes. Hmm.

    #122614
    @mercime
    Participant

    Yes. This means that Custom Community Theme needs to be upgraded. And the good news is that the theme devs have submitted their updated version compatible with BP 1.5 to the WordPress Theme repo. Probably will be updated after undergoing theme review by end of next week latest.

    #122613
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    If you enable multi site in WordPress you can install BuddyPress on a secondary blog.

    #122610
    Tammie Lister
    Moderator

    Just so we can be on the same page.. are you using a child theme you created or are you using an already created one? Is it a child theme of the default theme?

    Have you made sure in the style.css of the child there is the following:


    Template: bp-default

    This assumes that the child is the default theme, if not that bp-default should be the name of the parent theme.

    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Disable the custom header functionality on the default BuddyPress theme:
    define( ‘BP_DTHEME_DISABLE_CUSTOM_HEADER’, true );

    notpoppy
    Participant

    I’m using a custom child theme based on the default Buddypress theme. This code in functions.php for the default Buddypress theme is giving me some trouble:

    ` // Add custom header support if allowed
    /* if ( !defined( ‘BP_DTHEME_DISABLE_CUSTOM_HEADER’ ) ) {
    define( ‘HEADER_TEXTCOLOR’, ‘FFFFFF’ );

    // The height and width of your custom header. You can hook into the theme’s own filters to change these values.
    // Add a filter to bp_dtheme_header_image_width and bp_dtheme_header_image_height to change these values.
    define( ‘HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH’, apply_filters( ‘bp_dtheme_header_image_width’, 1250 ) );
    define( ‘HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT’, apply_filters( ‘bp_dtheme_header_image_height’, 133 ) );

    // We’ll be using post thumbnails for custom header images on posts and pages. We want them to be 1250 pixels wide by 133 pixels tall.
    // Larger images will be auto-cropped to fit, smaller ones will be ignored.
    set_post_thumbnail_size( HEADER_IMAGE_WIDTH, HEADER_IMAGE_HEIGHT, true );

    // Add a way for the custom header to be styled in the admin panel that controls custom headers.
    add_custom_image_header( ‘bp_dtheme_header_style’, ‘bp_dtheme_admin_header_style’ );
    } */`

    Because of this, whenever I create a post with a gallery in it, then select an image as the featured image, the image appears in my theme header. I don’t want this to happen.

    I’ve found I can fix the problem by editing out this code in functions.php. But obviously this is not a long-term solution.

    Ideally I need to add some code to the functions.php in my custom theme to disable it. But, despite having tried a few likely-looking solutions I found in the forum, nothing so far has worked.

    Can anyone tell me how I can fix this?

    #25035
    skartar
    Member

    I have BP 1.5 on a single site on wp 3.2.1. I am using a child theme of bp-default and have been able to register through /register with no problems until yesterday. Now the form clears and /register reloads without the form loading – no users are added to the database and the email is not sent. I can still add users through the admin panel. To troubleshoot I have disabled all plugins except buddypress and activated bp-default, and registration still does not work. I have also deactivated and deleted buddypress, downloaded a new zip, uploaded and reactivated. I have cleared caches and tried via different machines – no change. What else can I try please?

    #122605
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    The good thing using BuddyPress is you OWN the site data and members and can do whatever you want. The bad thing is copying Facebook will most likely fail. Users do not need another Facebook.

    #122601

    In reply to: Frisco Child Theme

    David Carson
    Participant

    If you’re using a custom primary navigation menu, this new plugin will help you with the My Account links – https://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-profile-menu/

    If your CSS is messed up, make sure the ids and classes are consistent with the other menu items.

    No idea about notifications.

    Flora1234
    Member

    Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /home/content/94/675587/html/rejydjkF/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-template.php on line 780

    Please help. I put a child theme for buddypress and I inserted the footer file and the style.css and i made changes to the footer. When going to the front page, i got the above error saying that cannot access empty property. Do i need to import all the files into the child theme folder. Please help.

    #122598

    In reply to: Frisco Child Theme

    nosoura
    Member

    @david carson

    I’m really enjoying the theme.
    I’ve done a few modification for the mobile theme to make it fit better.

    http://smartideabox.com/wp-content/uploads/bpfb/10_0.766544001317898530_mobile%20theme%20screenshot.png

    the css I modified:

    http://pastebin.com/HuBHLBgE

    I was wondering if you had a way of adding the My acount and notifications tab to the main menu bar? any ideas how to do that. I manage to do it but then the css style is all fucked up.

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