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Greg’s an old client.Sometimes we have room to troubleshoot stuff, sometimes we don’t. It’d basically be an hour consult.
Topic: Community Activate v0.1.0
I’m sharing my work done so far w/ a BuddyPress plugin i built over Memorial Day weekend: BuddyPress Community Activate
Inspired by community sites like Forrst (although I think they have changed how this works since their original implantation), this plugin is designed to allow users access to the site only when activated by already existing community members. So a typical user goes to register and confirm their account, but has to await ‘activation’ by someone already a member. Think of this as turning a site into an ‘exclusive community’. Users who are already members can access a dedicated ‘wait list’ page to choose who to let in. Also users are limited as to how many they can activate (currently two, eventually controllable via an admin panel).
Although the basic purpose of the plugin should work (at least it does in my setup), it’s nowhere near done. Although i’ve built and modified many WordPress and BuddyPress plugins in the past they have all been exclusively for clients and never released to the pubic, so i’m VERY self conscious about this particular action. So why i’m I sharing now?
Simple: Following the “just launch it” mantra! This plugin isn’t meant to be used in production, but I want serious feedback from other BuddyPress plugin developers how to what mistakes I made (I’m sure I made alot) and how the current code can be improved. Although suggestions on added features are welcome, they aren’t really what i’m looking for this time around.
So I welcome your suggestions. Two things: (1) Keep in mind this was tested and confirmed in lastest WordPress 3.2 beta and BuddyPress 1.2.8 although it should work with 3.1.x and BuddyPress 1.2.7. (2) This work is provided AS-IS with no support or guarantees, and exists as a v0.1 solely for the purpose of fun/education.
Download it here from my blog:
http://www.davidbisset.com/2011/05/30/buddypress-plugin-community-activate-v0-1-0/Gee, if that’s a service you offer, I’d be interested once I finally get my multisite project off the ground!
Topic: WordPress/BuddyPress Guru
I apologize if this is a wrong place to post this. If it is please point to the right one
I’m looking for a WordPress/BuddyPress guru with excellent programming skills. Its a pretty complex project that will involve integrating and extensively customizing BuddyPress.
Looking for a real pro who knows wordpress and buddypress inside and out.
Solid budget
If interested call/text 407-506-6749 or email admin at incontactsolutions dot com
I have been searching all morning but everything I find ends in a different solution or doesn’t tell me where the files are I need to edit. Basically what I want to do is change where my “Login” link goes to. Currently it routes to the default WP login page. I have a custom page located elsewhere in my installation and need to point to the new custom page. Can someone simply tell me where the current file is that contains the “Login” link and how to modify it to a new URL?
Thank you!
@LPH2005 did you have the chance to test the bbPress plugin with BP yet? I might be able check this out next weekend, time permitting
I know how hard it *should* have been, I was asking @svenl77 if it was
But that appears to have been answered, thanks @LPH2005 theme looks nice and clean.
WP themes will look similar at one point or another. I’ve seen freebies with similar design as well, though I suspect many/all of them would warrant a visit to the Theme Decoding Thread https://wordpress.org/support/topic/posts-requests-for-theme-decoding-in-here-1?replies=424
@ppdesigns == pages I’ve created are mysite/wp/index.php/groups ==
BP devs are going to improve support for Windows – IIS servers since adding that index.php for almost pretty permalinks does throw up errors
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2299 . In the meantime, if you’re working on Windows XP/7 etc, install XAMPP. Or, if you’re on webhost, move to a Linux/Unix server for a more relaxing experience.@davidbennett what @andrea_r said above. I recommend that you start a new topic of your own.
EDIT- took too long to answer, didn’t see all the conversation already going on
“and there is no such directory…”
t will not make a directory on the server. They are *virtual* the same way pretty permalinks work.
@ppdesigns please give a link to your site. You don;t move the bp templates to the top level folder of your install. This is all *theme* based. Any templates files you move from the default BP theme go in the theme you want to use.
And yes, buddypress is what I would call intermediate usage.
Hi @r-a-y or anyone
Urgent! I can’t launch the site without fix this bug. I just was testing to complete sign-up and click activation link in the email. I get an error:
`Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /path/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/registration/activate.php:3) in /path/wordpress/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 897`
This warning doesn’t tell where the problem was causing the error. It takes me awhile to find the problem. These codes are working from “Duplicate Content: Slash and No Slash at the End of URL” but I found the problem either in functions.php or bp-custom.php or buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-catchuri.php is the same an errors when I clicked the activation link.
`function bp_core_redirect_canonical() {
if ( bp_is_blog_page() )
return;add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘redirect_canonical’, 0 );
}
add_action( ‘bp_loaded’, ‘bp_core_redirect_canonical’ );`OR
`function bp_core_redirect_canonical() {
if ( bp_is_blog_page() )
return;add_action( ‘get_header’, ‘redirect_canonical’, 0 );
}
add_action( ‘init’, ‘bp_core_redirect_canonical’ );`When I deleted the above code the activation link in email is working. Can you fix the above code that I need it before launching the site?
Thanks, Mikey3D
Topic: bbPress Plugins?
