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@simon_sais
The link 4ella gave for the front-end post form at BuddyDev is in a premium forum, you need to be a subscriber to the site to gain access. I am a member (so is 4ella) and can attest that the plugins, themes, code snippets and help that the site owner provides is nothing less than extraordinary. The front-end post form that he is working on should allow posting to the main blog, the user’s own blog(s), as well as groups the user is a member of. It should also support custom post types/taxonomies. A beta of the plugin should be released within the next few days.
You could also check out Quick Post Widget which supports custom taxonomies. The latest version is shortcode enabled so you can add the post form in any post/page.
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/quick-post-widget/Holy crap! I fixed it myself!
In case anybody wants to know, I found the buddypress-trac pages and did this:replaced: parent::WPDB( $dbuser, $dbpassword, $dbname, $dbhost );
with: parent::__construct( $dbuser, $dbpassword, $dbname, $dbhost );I can at least get into the admin now. We’ll see what else is messed up now.
I will not give specific details, but these are things I am looking for:
-Welcome page with information about your profile, a blog in the side bar, two scrollable boxes that have the last updates on things.
-a bar at the bottom that have icons to other websites I *may* make
-a bar at the top with customizable categories not just “home”, “activity”, etc.
-I want two different types of members, one with more power than others
-I want the lower status ones to be able to submit a form with information directly to the ones with the higher statusSorry if these answers were obvious
UPDATE: Woke up this morning went to my site and everything was back to normal!
Wordpress 3.1.1
Buddypress whatever is the latest (can never remember the number)
http://www.verbradio.com
Was playing around with some codes to be able to reach Edit Profile from Nav menu and I succeeded in adding it to the menu (although it doesn’t works just refreshes the Home page) but in doing so I lost all of the pages in my Nav bar and I can’t get them back.
So far I have tried:
Installing BP default theme (they show up there)
Reinstalling my theme WP Simple Community (they don’t show up)
Deleting the codes I installed
Deleting the entire functions.php file and uploaded a fresh one
Recreating the pages
Unpublishing and republishing the missing pages
The code I used is below:
function user_row_actions_bp_view($actions, $user_object) {global $bp;
$actions = ‘ID) . ‘”>’ . __(‘View BP’) . ‘‘;return $actions;
}
add_filter(‘user_row_actions’, ‘user_row_actions_bp_view’, 10, 2);I also used these codes but it seems they didn’t leave any traces behind
Disable User Activation
function disable_validation( $user_id ) {
global $wpdb;
$wpdb->query( $wpdb->prepare( “UPDATE $wpdb->users SET user_status = 0 WHERE ID = %d”, $user_id ) );
}
add_action( ‘bp_core_signup_user’, ‘disable_validation’ );
function fix_signup_form_validation_text() {
return >false;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_registration_needs_activation’, ‘fix_signup_form_validation_text’ );Display User Name in Member Directory
/* Display Username in Directory */
function my_member_username() {
global $members_template;
return $members_template->member->user_login;
}
add_filter(‘bp_member_name’,’my_member_username’);I have tried to create a new forum topic after successfully installing BuddyPress but nothing happens. I am using BP 2.0.43, BuddyPress Activity Plus, BuddyPress Group Calendar, and BuddyPress ScholarPress Courseware. I need help with this one.
Hi – would really appreciate the forum’s help with this.
I’m writing a theme for Buddypress that creates custom profile fields on the fly. The fields I create are in a Field Group called ‘Categories’. I hoped I could use the `xprofile_get_field_group()` function to obtain a list of all the fields currently within the ‘Categories’ Field Group, but (even though ‘Categories’ currently contains two fields) the object returned doesn’t seem to list their IDs – even though it looks as if it should.
For example, when I run this command:
`print_r(xprofile_get_field_group(2)); //The ID of the ‘Categories’ group is 2`
The following is returned (note empty ‘fields’ element):
`BP_XProfile_Group Object
(
[id] => 2
[name] => Categories
[description] =>
[can_delete] => 1
[fields] =>
)`Any ideas? Many thanks!
Windows XP
Chrome / FireFox
WP 3.2Clearing cache now
Edit:
clearing cache helped… but now I’m curious why it did…
Is it because the old script is still remembered somehow?something going really wrong after update…
Seems like the reply panel opens and closes immediately! Tried with chrome and firefox… same result
site: http://www.gameshrine.org
Edit:
Also when you post or delete an activity update, you have to refresh your browser to see the results. Seems like something is wrong with the jQuery? (Not really experienced in that department…)Is it just me or are others experiencing this as well?
@acha5066
You’re welcomeI have a need to give each new buddypress user two ‘Tom’ like users as friends and also put them in a group. There have been programatic ways discussed as how to do this but haven’t found a full solution. It occurs to me that maybe the id’s to the friends and group above could be added to the database so that they already listed as friends and no request/accept process has to take place. Is that possible? Any solutions gratefully accepted!
