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@Gpo1 do you mean bp gifts plugin?

you have to go to other member profile and click tab gifts, it will show box to send gifts to that member.

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still dont know what wrong with child theme if someone know about theme structure please look thead

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/create-subnav-not-working-with-child-theme

maybe it has to be an internal url, like /activity.

That turns out not to be the case:

= Does this plugin check against existing slugs? =

No. It takes whatever $url you give it. This makes it fairly flexible for any BuddyPress installation with any component.

Wow, cool. I didn’t know this API existed. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-breadcrumbs/

I’m trying to figure it out now, but JJJ provided no documentation so far, unless it’s in the plugin file itself.

I tried this but it didn’t do anything:

bp_breadcrumbs_add('testcrumb', 'google.com');

and

echo bp_breadcrumbs_add('mycrumb', 'yahoo.com');

maybe it has to be an internal url, like /activity.

I’ll open the plugin file now.

Okay, B and I were being stripped by my parent theme. Fixed that!

Still having the problem where it won’t refresh and clear out the entry field, though.

I am having the same problem but I’m using the default buddypress theme and no mu plugin. Tried firefox, ie and chrome to no avail. I do have GD installed on my server, not sure where to go from here.

I called them too they said they cant do it …. I am hoping there is another way to make it work without that file. I am going to try a new clean install see if it help or no.

Download this plugin and check out the code: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-profile-filters-for-buddypress/ It will show you the basic method I used to modify specific xprofile fields. Short version: you can filter the output of xprofile fields in general, and then you use a conditional to detect the name of the profile field that you want. Not enormously elegant, but hopefully that code will get you part of the way there.

the api eh? (a large percentage of shared hosts are poor quality, we’ll never be able to fix that) my take is that at it’s core, it’s “the missing extended user profile framework for WordPress”. It would, in my feeble opinion act primarily as a framework api for extending those profiles. Some of the issues and limitations are really presented by wordpress and mu.. not Buddypress and in much the same way that bp extended the wordpress user profiles/functions we should tackle those head on as had been done with the improvements in the BP1.2 registration. There are infinite ways to build on those relational database fields. Focus exclusively on bp_xprofile _fields, and _data. It’s not that I’m anti-activity stream and the terms social network, life stream or whatever just seem to incorporate user profiles into some sort of relational scheme, be it friends, followers, ‘like’-ing, sharing or chronological micro blogging. Extending the stability, functionality, and interactivity of each component is the goal, but I’d prefer to see no dependency among core elements with one another. It’s fairly simple to build out a “social network” in other popular content management systems by extending the user database fields and in my day to day practice, I typically use only about 20% of the Buddypress core components for a WordPress project. Even though the hype is in the activity stream and the extensions for it (more facebook or twitter like), I side with @stwc in that “It also means that the platform has to have a robust set of tools for the administrator and moderators of the community “. A community (or ‘social network’) is just a set of users and to me, key items are a small footprint on the database and tight the integration with the existing wordpress user roles, permissions, registration and management. The api should ideally be flexible enough to accommodate any possible relational data between user profiles that a plugin author may dream of. I think the core integration between user profiles and the activity/blogs/groups/forums/friends illustrate the foundation of the api and should be as unified, consistent, and simple as possible with very little dependency or overlap in functionality. This would be impetus for creating a more standardized way to interact with the xprofile and be a good foundation for a solid api. lastly, thanks @mrmaz for starting the thread, being pro-active, getting the trac and api.buddypress and generally illustrating the potential of a solid api in regards to how well your links plugin and others can interact with the core.

ps.. death to PHP4 and fsck backwards compat

Great.. Looking forward to it

thanks warut!

and what about send button?

@cocomozlo – If you just want static content in the footer – site information, credits, privacy notice, etc – your best bet is to copy the HTML produced by BuddyPress, put it into its own file, and then require it in your subdomains with a normal PHP require statement.

If you want dynamic information (latest posts, activity, etc) it’s going to be trickier. Those widgets are populated dynamically by WordPress, and so require WordPress to be loaded. The easiest way to make it work would be to load WP/BP in the background of your subdomains and then use the footer PHP provided by BP. You can start WP by requiring wp-load.php in the root of your WP directory.

Requiring WP on every page load is pretty intensive, though, especially if you’re running another CMS altogether on other subdomains. It’d be good to avoid it. A possible method: Write a BP function that writes the footer to a static file and refreshes it periodically, then include that html page in your subdomains. See http://blog.slaven.net.au/archives/2007/02/01/timing-is-everything-scheduling-in-wordpress/ for more on scheduling events (like a cache) in WP; check out a plugin like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-cache/ for an example of WP caching in action.

“This is relevant to my interest.”

If you’re a developer please read https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/i-need-help-converting-existing-theme-into-a-buddpress-ready-theme and let me know if you can help me. This is a paid job. Please read my post at https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/i-need-help-converting-existing-theme-into-a-buddpress-ready-theme and let me know if you can help me. There are about 8 pages to edit.

@cocomozlo

Have you seen Brajesh’s Sitewide Footer Content plugin? It’s a premium plugin fromBuddyDev.com so you have to sign up to get it, but he’s got a lot of goodies there which make the $30 (for 3 months) a pretty good investment.

http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-premium-plugins/sitewide-footer-content-plugin-for-wpmubuddypress/

I use it on my network (with subdirectories mind you) but know of others who use it with subdomains with no problem reported.

Hope this helps!

1) This is indeed something that only comes with WPMU.. But WordPress 3.0 is almost ready and multi-networks (read=user blogs) are a option in 3.0.. So you might enable this feature for your community as soon as WP 3.0 is released.

2) You can add youtube videos into the activity stream by using the oEmbed Plugin created by Ray. https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/oembed-for-buddypress/. Simply copy and paste the URL to the video into an Status Update, Reply or Blog Comment, and it’s gets embedded into the stream. Awesome!

3) Currently you have two options for this:

keep an eye on this topic: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/bp-album-new-features-requests-and-discussion. It’s an album plugin which is shaping up nicely and offers albums for your users.

or check out http://www.buddydev.com which offers BP-Gallery. A media plugin which allows the creation of video, pictures and audio galleries. It’s currently almost in it’s final stages, but if you would like to use it you need to have a paid subscription.

I hope you enjoy BuddyPress

and how fix this bug with username? when you will update plugin?

First you’d need to find the template tag to output the custom role from the Members plugin (I’m assuming you already know this!), then in your child theme, copy over /bp-themes/bp-default/groups/single/forum/topic.php (keeping the directory structure intact) and add your Members template tag there.

You can also modify the look and feel for your forum topics now as well.

You’ll have to modify the theme’s stylesheet.

Hopefully, you’ve already created a child theme, then you can override the background in your child theme’s style.css with:

eg.

body {background:url(URL TO YOUR IMAGE) no-repeat !important;}

This ticket doesn’t really look like a BuddyPress bug – more like an issue with a custom theme:

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2313

I noticed that r-a-y already closed one of your other tickets as “not ticket-worthy”, presumably because it’s an issue with atahualpa theme, not buddypress?

This is the best place to post problems with themes, I think, not trac.

@gregfielding I think it error on all CHILD THEME, I test bp-default and cosmicbuddy (old fashion theme) and it work correctly.

Maybe I have to change something about setup subnav. because i add it to subnav in profile so with child theme it not found template or something.

The same way setup nav using in buddypress gifts to add gifts in main, after using child theme it work fine.

Who know about this childe theme issue or understand the way setupnav, please left some advice.