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See this jquery: http://pastebin.com/8nKaENfu
What jquery in that is breaking Buddypress AJAX? (pagination etc.)
I need to add a shortcode to certain topics. I have managed to get the add_shortcode filter to the posts, which is great. But, the problem is that I want the shortcode to display its content at the top of the topic, but at the same time I need the posts to be displayed sort-DESCENDING. And this pushes my post with the shortcode further and further down the page, so nobody will see it.
At the moment the shortcode is used to display important topic-sensitive information, eg news scrollers or polls etc that need to be displayed at the top,
To summarise I need to do both these:
1. Keep the post replies in Sort descending order
2. Whilst maintaining specific topic content to the TOP of each topic (This content includes a descriptive text, and WP shortcode functionality). I wouldn’t mind including this in a post which works, so then I would need some php code that would keep the topic’s initial post at the top. However, as this would not be required for EVERY topic, I would need some way of selecting which topics need this extra information and shortcodes, and which ones don’t.What I’ve tried so far:
For the topic’s initial post, I placed the shortcode right at the beginning followed by the introduction text.I then tried using php functions to cut the relevant shortcode-string out of bp_get_the_topic_text() and then feed that shortcode-string into a php function (that I would hard code into the topic header) to run that shortcode. But this didn’t work as bp_get_the_topic_text() didn’t seem to allow any php string functions to extract to affect the topic_text string in any way, and would still just echo the whole topic-text post in its entirety.
Even that was just a workaround. Ideally, I’d prefer to create some custom fields for each topic apart from title, content and tags.
The first of these custom fields would house a shortcode, and the second would be a textarea for some introductory text for a topic should it be so required.
Both these custom fields should display in the header for the topic (above the list of posts, sorted DESCending.)My client’s website will be going live soon, but I just can’t get this to work. I’ve reached the limit of my own skills (I’m just starting out as a web designer) and
have spent days on this and got nowhere.Could somebody please advise me of ANY way to achieve these 2 ends?
This is my first Buddypress site (first wordpress one actually) and I’m having a few problems that I’ve spent days trying to figure out with no success. I had one question though”
Why doesn’t buddypress have sort-ascending / descending links on the top of the post lists? If it’s just missing from my template, what would I have to do to reinstate them?
You can see the problem here:
http://centralgurdwaraglasgow.org/groups/test-group/forum/topic/test-topic/Your latest blog post had comments turned off, so I’ll have to comment here.
Is now a good time to start posting about bugs and general feedback about the buddypress.org tune-up? I’ve been noticing quite a few, but many of them are probably on the list of known issues that are being worked on as-we-speak. So that’s why it’d be nice to get a clear message saying “we’re ready for you!” once the maintenance period is technically over, and the aftermath-tweaks can begin.
Lately I have been running some local (WAMP) tests to learn more about WordPress Network and BuddyPress. For instance how to install BuddyPress on a secondary blog, which worked out swimmingly, so thanks for that!
One thing still mystifies me about BuddyPress on a Network: Upon network activation (I don’t see any other way, so I assume this is how I’m supposed to do it) there’s suddenly a top-level black menu added to every site across my network. Magic! I don’t mind it at all, it’s just rather mystifying is all.
I would like to kindly request either an addition to “before installing“, or a new page all together, like “installing BuddyPress on WordPress Network”, that explains the how-to’s and mind-you’s of the process. I didn’t mind seeing the BP menu pop up everywhere, but some questions came to mind:
– Where is the code? Is it replicated, or pulled from a single location?
– Should I be worried about the load?
– Can I keep it from loading on select sites?
– Can my messing about with BuddyPress somehow affect my other sites?
I think these type of questions ought to be answered in an official doc somewhere.It also took me a while to realize how exactly user registrations on a WordPress Network work (ugh), especially in accord with BuddyPress, but that might be more of a WPN-specific topic.
pls am using buddypress and i have seen severally where the function ‘bp_before_members_loop’ is called eg in members-loop.php but i cannot find where it is defined. can anyone help me point out the file so i can add some custom code there. thanks in advance
Hi
I am trying to change my group tab slugs at:
http://tradr.co/groups/test-group-1/
I have a discussions tab. I figured out how to change the name in my themes functions.php
But I cant change the slug?
ATTEMPT 1
in wp-config.php
define( ‘BP_FORUMS_SLUG’, ‘discussions’ );
change to discussions no goodATTEMPT 2
in bp-custom.php in plugins folder…
define( ‘BP_FORUMS_SLUG’, ‘discussions’ );
no good.ATTEMPT 3
in themes functions.php
$bp->bp_options_nav = ‘discussions’;
no goodThis tutorial about changing slugs did not work.
http://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/I have not attempted changing the language file… surely, this should not be that hard…
Topic: page not found
Hi friends. . recently i made a fresh installation of wordpress 3.2 on my localhost using wamp. then i installed buddypress 1.2.9 on it, i made sure that i updated the permalink status and double checked it. After doing all this and taking all the necessary steps, none of the buddypress tabs seem to work on the site. activity, members etc all the pages return 404 not found error..
do i need to do anything else as well so that these pages work correctly ???
Topic: Profile link?
The theme I’m using has been adapted to buddypress. The one link I need is missing from the menu. Could someone tell me what url I would add in the menu to make a profile link. I’m not sure how to set it so it goes to the logged in members profile.
Thanks!I’m considering adding a social community to my site. I already have a WP theme and the site is up and running. I want to incorporate something like BuddyPress into the Community portion. I also have news, tutorials, Simple:Press forum, etc.
Question: Will BuddyPress work with ANY WP theme? I assume I need to make changes. Is there a guide to help me adapt it?
Thank you, Tonya
Site: http://jmonkeyengine.org
The update prompt for BuddyPress 1.2.9 is not showing up. Other plugins with updates for 3.2 compatibility have shown up, and WordPress 3.2 is also there, still pending install because I’d like to install the new BuddyPress beforehand (my last test ended in a crash).
John James Jacoby said:
Updates are cron’ed. You should be able to force check with the button in your updates screen.So I suppose you meant the “Check Again” in ‘/wp-admin/update-core.php’ yeh? Well, nothing new shows up (the 3.2 prompt stays of course). Our BuddyPress remains at 1.2.8 without any update prompt.
Has anyone come up with a solution? This is really frustrating!!!! Ah buddypress