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Hi MrMraz, I installed the old plugin since a few weeks and I haven’t had the occation to see how it works, simply because it is not obvious straight away that this is more of a BP component, such as Groups and Forums.

I scratched my head off trying understand HOW to create a link (and I am not the only one https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/is-there-a-buddypress-plugin-that-can). To me it wasn’t clear that you need to manually create a link to the Links directory or something like that, wich mean you need a place in your navigation to put “Links”, along with Members, Forums, Groups (wplace that I don’t have on my site).

Anyway, I got two basic problems (with 0.3.2). I already got a page on my site called “links”. I’ve changed the buddypress-links.php file, line 24:

from

define( ‘BP_LINKS_SLUG’, ‘links’ );

to

define( ‘BP_LINKS_SLUG’, ‘members-links’ );

which I find more appropriate for my site. But I noticed the warning message:At this time, it is not recommended that you try to override this!

So, what am I to do?

Another problem is that when I try to create a link i got the error:

Warning: require_once(single/forms/details.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in …(mypath)/wp-content/themes/(mytheme)/bp-links-default/create.php on line 22

I’ve checked the file and that line was not coded properly:

require_once ‘single/forms/details.php’;

instead of: require_once (‘single/forms/details.php’);

Did it work for everybody else, that way?

Otherwise, I am going to test 0.4, since I see that there is a feature to “Create link directly from user profile and group pages”.

I’ll let you know.

Hi MrMraz, I installed the old plugin since a few weeks and I haven’t had the occation to see how it works, simply because it is not obvious straight away that this is more of a BP component, such as Groups and Forums.

I scratched my head off trying understand HOW to create a link (and I am not the only one https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/is-there-a-buddypress-plugin-that-can). To me it wasn’t clear that you need to manually create a link to the Links directory or something like that, wich mean you need a place in your navigation to put “Links”, along with Members, Forums, Groups (wplace that I don’t have on my site).

Anyway, I got two basic problems (with 0.3.2). I already got a page on my site called “links”. I’ve changed the buddypress-links.php file, line 24:

from

define( ‘BP_LINKS_SLUG’, ‘links’ );

to

define( ‘BP_LINKS_SLUG’, ‘members-links’ );

which I find more appropriate for my site. But I noticed the warning message:At this time, it is not recommended that you try to override this!

So, what am I to do?

Another problem is that when I try to create a link i got the error:

Warning: require_once(single/forms/details.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in …(mypath)/wp-content/themes/(mytheme)/bp-links-default/create.php on line 22

I’ve checked the file and that line was not coded properly:

require_once ‘single/forms/details.php’;

instead of: require_once (‘single/forms/details.php’);

Did it work for everybody else, that way?

Otherwise, I am going to test 0.4, since I see that there is a feature to “Create link directly from user profile and group pages”.

I’ll let you know.

The error code is between the admin bar and the header.

1) Linux

2) Vvista

3) Ie, ff and chrome

4) WPMU

5) BP-NotificationWidget, BuddyPress Like. Error is still there when i deactivate.

6) There is no wp error log

7) The error log is blank

This is all i have..

The error code is between the admin bar and the header.

1) Linux

2) Vvista

3) Ie, ff and chrome

4) WPMU

5) BP-NotificationWidget, BuddyPress Like. Error is still there when i deactivate.

6) There is no wp error log

7) The error log is blank

This is all i have..

tsk tsk. use a child theme.

Download the bp-default folder. Upgrade. Then overwrite the updated bp-default folder with the one you downloaded. You should really move all your changes to a child theme so you dont have to do this in the future.

tsk tsk. use a child theme.

Download the bp-default folder. Upgrade. Then overwrite the updated bp-default folder with the one you downloaded. You should really move all your changes to a child theme so you dont have to do this in the future.

Perhaps not the optimal solutions, but:

– https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/forum-attachments-for-buddypress/ allows users to attach files to forum posts, including pictures (which will then display inline).

– https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-tinymce/ *should* work to give basic bold/italic/link stuff for forum posts. I haven’t done a very good job keeping this plugin up with the latest BP developments, so please test in a development environment first.

Perhaps not the optimal solutions, but:

– https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/forum-attachments-for-buddypress/ allows users to attach files to forum posts, including pictures (which will then display inline).

– https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-tinymce/ *should* work to give basic bold/italic/link stuff for forum posts. I haven’t done a very good job keeping this plugin up with the latest BP developments, so please test in a development environment first.

In IE8 at work nothing displays, just a “Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage”

I changed it to the default buddypress theme and it displayed now, but it get this at the top of the screen:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘bp_album_screen_home’ was given in /home/me/public_html/me/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 414

1) Linux

2) At home Mac (Firefox, Opera, Safari), at work Windows XP (Chrome, Firefox, IE8)

3) Same error as above.

4) Single WordPress

5) Do you have any other plugins running? What are they? Does it still crash when you disable them? Not at home to try.

6) Can you please post a copy of your wp error log file. Located in the /wp-admin/er-logs/ directory. I’ll look into this when I get home

In IE8 at work nothing displays, just a “Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage”

I changed it to the default buddypress theme and it displayed now, but it get this at the top of the screen:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [function.call-user-func-array]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback, ‘bp_album_screen_home’ was given in /home/me/public_html/me/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 414

1) Linux

2) At home Mac (Firefox, Opera, Safari), at work Windows XP (Chrome, Firefox, IE8)

3) Same error as above.

4) Single WordPress

5) Do you have any other plugins running? What are they? Does it still crash when you disable them? Not at home to try.

6) Can you please post a copy of your wp error log file. Located in the /wp-admin/er-logs/ directory. I’ll look into this when I get home

It actually seems like the Invite-Anyone plugin is able to accommodate almost any type of invitation possibility. Good work. I have always thought that if we are going to woo people away from fb then we will have to have a way to invite and manage invites within buddypress.

Thank you for this plugin.

It actually seems like the Invite-Anyone plugin is able to accommodate almost any type of invitation possibility. Good work. I have always thought that if we are going to woo people away from fb then we will have to have a way to invite and manage invites within buddypress.

Thank you for this plugin.

yep.

yep.

Hi Dwenaus

I saw in an earlier post someone asked about extending your plugin to the comments on ‘posts’. You mentioned that it would be reinventing the wheel a little :o)

but….

I am totally sold on your Karma approach to help our community self moderate, and was wondering what’s involved in extending it to cover posts, and what would it take to convince you to extend it :o)

Thanks!

Warren