Sounds like your install of BuddyPress isn’t complete.
Deactivate BP, download a fresh copy of BP and activate it.
See if your problem comes back.
Hi Mike,
Your code is correct, but since your page isn’t the BP_REGISTER_SLUG or BP_ACTIVATION_SLUG, it will lead you to redirect hell!
Add your page (and any other page you need to whitelist from blocking) to the following conditional:
if ( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() || THEWELCOMEPAGE ) //buddypress
return;
Change THEWELCOMEPAGE to something that checks if you’re on welcome.php.
If welcome.php is a WordPress page with the slug of “welcome”, you would use something like:
is_page('welcome')
So your conditional would look like:
if ( bp_is_register_page() || bp_is_activation_page() || is_page('welcome') ) //buddypress
return;
Hope that helps!
It is not a BuddyPress issue because the group forums use bbPress.
bbPress doesn’t offer a preview button in their core; if you want one, ask the bbPress developers to add it to their roadmap.
Or ask someone to port one of the bbPress preview plugins (like I mentioned above) to BP.
I closed this thread initially, but reopened it for those who might want to consider a port.
Please do not divert this topic to a debate about bbPress vs. BP’s use of it, otherwise this thread will be closed.
Cool! Glad it works without the global 
@blackphantom First of all great plugin! “Dank je wel!”
I do not have any authorisation problems, using libcurl/7.15.5 OpenSSL/0.9.8c zlib/1.2.3 libidn/0.6.5, single wordpress 2.9.1, buddypress 1.2.1 and PHP 5.2. I am using the latest Tweetstream version.
Tweets from bp->twitter work fine.
However, when I tweet from bp -> twitter with the profile link, the link shows a “page not found” error (see: http://pixelcasting.com/moestuintwt/oXSxJvd )
Is this me, or…?
No r-a-y …. it is not a BBpress issue. It is a Buddypress issue.
Why have so many of the default features, and admin tools/backend, been removed from the Buddypress installation of BBpress and is there an “official” roadmap for when they might be re-added?
It is a Buddypress issue because it is about what Buddypress will or will not become.
Is it going to mature into a proper social network/discussion forum, with the features average users have come to expect, or are we just guinea pigs for some feature that may or may not one day make it into WordPress.com?
What does this mean in English?
so, to include a reply box on all pages for ajaxed quote, remove this if statement in the same groups/single/forum/topic.php file<?php if ( bp_get_the_topic_is_last_page() ) : ?> (don't forget about the correct<?php endif; ?>)
What does (don't forget about the correct <?php endif; ?>) mean I have to do …
put it in or take it out, and where ?
@r-a-y and @mrjarbenne thanks for the quick feedback. I fixed it to the commented out code and removed the abspath. The $bp global is not necessary because the scope of that file is already global (I guess – and it works 
I posted a new version 1.2.1
Bump..
To simplify this question I’m after Buddypress conditional tags for:
BP page title
BP tagliine
And how to incorporate the conditional tag below into my breadcurmbs shown above
bp_breadcrumbs_add( $name, $url, $desc, $parms, $img )
Thanks for your help Muzza!
mu or single user wordpress? the version info is not in the <head> but the /blog url indicates it’s MU. at first I thought PHP GD library, it’s not ~ you’re on a (gs) at media temple and I’ve tested there, and seem to remember running into this so I registered on your site to test (I like the cure anyhow) and I notice that your image url path is off ~ if you running from the sites/ directory with mu are there any other custom configurations to accomodate not running it from the root folder that might effect this url?
~ you may try “Settings” >> “Miscellaneous” Clear “Store uploads in this folder”-path
or ~ https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1970
or ~ https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/avatar-upload-issues/
or ~ https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/faq-how-to-code-snippets-and-solutions#post-11864
otherwise, try to make sure that your wp-content/blogs.dir/ have the proper permissions and that your uploads url settings are correct.
Installed the plugin (Andy’s version). I have a custom theme/login form that doesn’t use the widget system. How can I add the Facebook button to the login form in my theme?
Where is the “Include Buddypress filters” option? I can’t find it anywhere in wp-admin WP-FB AutoConnect Options. I see this line: “…select the option below to automatically add a Facebook button to your built-in login panel.” Is there supposed to be a select box below that? There’s nothing.
Adding this to the login form code in my theme works:
<?
jfb_output_facebook_btn();
jfb_output_facebook_init();
jfb_output_facebook_callback();
?>
Logging in via a Facebook account works. It matches by email address? It logged in an existing test account with a BS name.
Nice!
I’ll clean the database and try again as a new user…
@M
many thanks to you and Sandra Petronic for the job on this plugin !
I am surprised this feature is not in core yet, considering you are saying it is easy to add…. ?
@zestylemon – There is no functionality in BuddyPress for payment systems and very limited functionality for paywall “Gated communities”. So although the BP Album+ has the ability for a plugin to add payment tracking data to its images, there is currently no payment plugin to do it.
Of course, you could always hire a plugin developer (hint, hint) to write you a plugin that does this.
^F^
thks r-a-y ~ i just stacked bp_authz, simple_bp_privacy, and this other against one together and while sayer’s is the most robust (uhem Jeff, Get to work) ..both of these two others function properly as far as I’ve tested and will suit a good many users with a light footprint on the database.
@Erich73 – I figure that it will be eventually. It’s very easy to add.
Privacy is so important (personally and legally) that it needs to be within Core-Code.
@r-a-y: Didn’t see that one, and after hunting around for a while I decided to stop hunting and make one work. I read and write code pretty fast so for me making one work is faster than hunting in this case.
Anyway, the one I released allows for only showing info to logged in users. The plugin you linked doesn’t do that. Plus I don’t see any reason not to give the user total control over their profile since it’s their info (thus no need for a setting to “Let user decide” )
Also, the one you linked has controls in the admin panel that govern a user’s profile. So if you want to let a user control their own settings you have to set every profile field to “Let User Decide” which is fine, until you add new profile fields and forget to go back and make that adjustment for the new fields.
I like the no maintenance route of just automatically letting the user take total control of their info.
Thanks for the link though.
And for clarity’s sake, I didn’t write the original code. I simply modified it to work with BP 1.2 and added a few features.
As for UI, there’s no need for an admin interface so none exists. To handle display of the field controls you have to modify CSS to work with your particular template unless it works out of the box Ok for you. Same as any plugin that puts content on a site.
There’s also another BP Profile Privacy plugin:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-profile-privacy/
The feature set appears to be identical.
Haven’t tried any of these plugins yet though.
[EDIT]
Just glancing the codebase of both. The one I link to appears to be coded cleaner, though I’m not sure which one offers better UI.
one of those was me.. have you considered contributing it to http://svn.wp-plugins.org/
hmmm yep that maybe a good idea.
@Xevo: Far as I know, as of today, Jeff Sayre’s doesn’t work with BP 1.2
Looks like a couple of you downloaded the plugin within minutes after I made the original post here.
You might want to go back and get a new copy. The plugin is now at v1.1 and we’ve just added a new setting that lets users make an item in their profile viewable to all logged in users. So the 4 possible settings for each profile field, which control who can view the data, are as follows:
– Everyone (meaning even people who are not logged in)
– Everyone logged in
– Only my friends
– Just me
There ya go. Enjoy the goodies, and don’t forget to tip your developer
I’m releasing an update to the the bbcode plugin – it’s not online yet but coming soon : https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/boingball-bbcode/
The only thing I couldn’t get to support was the lists at the present time….
Awesome, needed this, Jeff Sayre’s plugin is cool too, but it’s a bit loaded with options.
Thanks!
Might be a cool feature for the buddypress album+ plugin.
Using shorttags or uploading directly into the buddypress forums.
