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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
edit/ hmm far too slow 
Use a conditional template tag
For reference they are found here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/
You will want something like:
bp_is_front_page()
Wrap the div#search-bar in an:
<?php if(!bp_is_front_page()): ?>
<div id="search-bar">
</div><!-- #search-bar -->
<?php endif; ?>
Something like that anyway.
Am awaiting how it’s done!
Surely Gpo1 you had an inkling how to do this hadn’t you?
edit/ hmm far too slow
Use a conditional template tag
For reference they are found here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/
You will want something like:
bp_is_front_page()
Wrap the div#search-bar in an:
<?php if(!bp_is_front_page()): ?>
<div id="search-bar">
</div><!-- #search-bar -->
<?php endif; ?>
Something like that anyway.
Am awaiting how it’s done!
Surely Gpo1 you had an inkling how to do this hadn’t you?
Thanks for the quick response @DJPaul. I totally understand what you’re saying. I was just curious to know if it was something that might be available in the future or if I should just plough on with an alternative.
I’d be willing to donate as was mentioned by a few others above but with the particular project I’m working on at the moment I’m hoping to have it done in a few weeks so either way looks like I’ll be going with an alternative option.
Thanks again though, and thanks for all your other contributions to Buddypress..
Thanks for the quick response @DJPaul. I totally understand what you’re saying. I was just curious to know if it was something that might be available in the future or if I should just plough on with an alternative.
I’d be willing to donate as was mentioned by a few others above but with the particular project I’m working on at the moment I’m hoping to have it done in a few weeks so either way looks like I’ll be going with an alternative option.
Thanks again though, and thanks for all your other contributions to Buddypress..
rich,
Is there any way to get an RSS feed for this page:
http://etivite.com/forums/
rich,
Is there any way to get an RSS feed for this page:
http://etivite.com/forums/
We have a test site running but I would rather not give you the URL.
The page I cannot find is this one:
http://testbp.org/register
I use the standard buddypress theme and if I try to type /register it just takes me back to home page.
Any official word on WordPress 3 support or are they waiting for final release.
Thanks for the quick response.
We have a test site running but I would rather not give you the URL.
The page I cannot find is this one:
http://testbp.org/register
I use the standard buddypress theme and if I try to type /register it just takes me back to home page.
Any official word on WordPress 3 support or are they waiting for final release.
Thanks for the quick response.
That is correct.
In fact,
– the main site is in the root folder,
– sub-domains are the form chosen on install
– I am using Group Blog
– as a new group blog gets created it is in the form subdomain.domain.com for the blog, but all the group functions are in the form domain.com/groups/groupname/function
So, . . . when I am viewing the “blog” all the buddypress links convert to subdomain(groupname).domain.com/activity, friends, forums, etc. and as such all return “page not found”
I would think that buddypress would understand the stucture of my setup and would assume in the subdomain option that all blogs correspond to groups and as such show data and create links appropriately.
Would that be the desired functionality for the plugin? Or is buddypress designed to operate in the context of a blog rather than the blog operating in the context of a group?
Perhaps I am trying to do something that “should work”, but my method of accomplishing this may be flawed by using the Group Blog plugin?
That is correct.
In fact,
– the main site is in the root folder,
– sub-domains are the form chosen on install
– I am using Group Blog
– as a new group blog gets created it is in the form subdomain.domain.com for the blog, but all the group functions are in the form domain.com/groups/groupname/function
So, . . . when I am viewing the “blog” all the buddypress links convert to subdomain(groupname).domain.com/activity, friends, forums, etc. and as such all return “page not found”
I would think that buddypress would understand the stucture of my setup and would assume in the subdomain option that all blogs correspond to groups and as such show data and create links appropriately.
Would that be the desired functionality for the plugin? Or is buddypress designed to operate in the context of a blog rather than the blog operating in the context of a group?
Perhaps I am trying to do something that “should work”, but my method of accomplishing this may be flawed by using the Group Blog plugin?
/register/?
Can’t really do anything with your problem like this.
You don’t have the site running somewhere?
Also, buddypress doesn’t support wordpress 3.0 yet.
/register/?
Can’t really do anything with your problem like this.
You don’t have the site running somewhere?
Also, buddypress doesn’t support wordpress 3.0 yet.
It’s something that I want to work on, but I haven’t got time. I contribute to BuddyPress and do BP consultancy and plugin development in the evenings and weekends (or at lunch, as you can see from this reply). Something else I really want to do is contribute features and patches directly to the BP core, which I’m trying to do for 1.3.
Split between reading virtually every thread on these forums (helping and/or moderating where I can), attending the fortnightly BP Dev Chats, keeping an eye on tickets in the (bug) tracker, supporting two existing plugins and doing client development work… it’s just crazy. It reminds me of this post, by Jeff Sayre — “I’m BuddyPress-ed for Time”.
So the only way I can possible do this is in a decent time frame is dropping one of the above, or if someone wants to hire me to do build on the search.
/rant
It’s something that I want to work on, but I haven’t got time. I contribute to BuddyPress and do BP consultancy and plugin development in the evenings and weekends (or at lunch, as you can see from this reply). Something else I really want to do is contribute features and patches directly to the BP core, which I’m trying to do for 1.3.
Split between reading virtually every thread on these forums (helping and/or moderating where I can), attending the fortnightly BP Dev Chats, keeping an eye on tickets in the (bug) tracker, supporting two existing plugins and doing client development work… it’s just crazy. It reminds me of this post, by Jeff Sayre — “I’m BuddyPress-ed for Time”.
So the only way I can possible do this is in a decent time frame is dropping one of the above, or if someone wants to hire me to do build on the search.
/rant
There are a few promising applications related to BuddyPress, but final decisions won’t be made until next week.
There are a few promising applications related to BuddyPress, but final decisions won’t be made until next week.
I truly appreciate everyone’s help on this, by the way. I’m learning a lot here.
I think I’m a buddypress addict now.
I truly appreciate everyone’s help on this, by the way. I’m learning a lot here.
I think I’m a buddypress addict now.
i get this error on my badge page:
Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: Cannot read image data in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 340
Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 341
Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 342
Warning: imagecopy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 386
Warning: imagedestroy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 407
i get this error on my badge page:
Warning: imagecreatefromjpeg() [function.imagecreatefromjpeg]: Cannot read image data in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 340
Warning: imagesx(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 341
Warning: imagesy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 342
Warning: imagecopy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 386
Warning: imagedestroy(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in …public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-badge/includes/bp-badge-core.php on line 407
