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I’m devoloping a intrenet with buddypress, but, when I use Firefox, everything looks ok, but with IE or Chrome, I can’t do a lot of thing, like edit my profile…
How can i fix it?
Hi there,
WP 3.2
BP 1.2.9I installed bbpress 2.0 beta 3 standalone to try it out. This provided a set of admin menus in the backend of WP.
I then uninstalled this and installed Buddypress and installed a new forum through the “Forums Setup”. I can see the forums on the front end but this gives me no menus in the back end to administer forums and topics?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Hi Folks, please can you help me set a Register page on my WP site; http://www.eastendersspoilers.co.uk.
I know that people are registering ok but I want to make a page so they can navigate easier. I have already made my site ‘buddypress ready’ and everything else (groups, activities etc) work ok as I have created pages for these by pasting the link on the relevant page. It wont let me do this for a register page tho : (
Please can you look at my site and you’ll see what I mean.
Many Thanks,
ChrisIm currently running Buddypress on http://www.domain.com/buddypress
I do not use WordPress on my main domain. Can anyone put me in the right direction on how to put WordPress on my main domain and Buddypress as http://www.domain.com/buddypress
Hope Im explaining clear enough what Im trying to achieve…
I’d like to edit or override some core buddypress functions, for example, ‘bp_get_page_title()’.
I don’t want to edit the core files directly, so I’ve set up a child theme. Can I copy the function from the file ‘bp-core-templatetags.php’ and paste it into my own ‘functions.php’ file and then somehow tell WordPress to unregister the core function (I know I can’t declare the same function twice). Or, should I copy the original function into my ‘functions.php’ file and rename it, effectively creating a new function?
Thanks.
Topic: Walled Garden
Looking for a information about creating a walled garden site. I want the BuddyPress features to only be visible to logged in users. Any ideas?
Found this thread, I’m going to give this a try today – I’ll post my findings here
Hi,
my community is connected to a single blog, a magazin. So there are normal users and those who write articels, they are “authors” (WordPress role).
I’d like to show a little extra information in the profiles of the authors, such as their ressorts in the magazin. Therefore I created a specific profile field group within the BuddyPress profile and put some fields into it.Now I’m looking for a way to show this information.
There has to be some kind of check whether the user is an author or not – both when showing the profile and also when editing it, for normal users shouldn’t see those fields.
Does anyone of you have an idea how to solve this?
Thanks,
neontrauma
