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@Anointed, the default theme functions.php is calling the required ajax & js.

I want to add a function to a standard WP theme functions.php to only call those files when viewing BP pages.

yeah, guess so.

Thanks @r-a-y for all your help with this.

Just opened a Trac ticket, https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2131

Hope this helps theme frameworks & conversions.

Is there a place in buddypress where I can change the overall links within buddypress pages to point to the mapped domain name instead of the actual subdomain url?

If my clients account is mapped to ‘xyz.com’ and my bp install is at ‘abc.com’ all links on the buddypress pages send my user to client.abc.com instead of their actual domain.

kinda makes it impossible to roll buddypress out to my clients if the links on their sites are redirecting to a url that they don’t understand…..

here is the request in trac. https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2127

I even learned how to make diffs!

Thanks Ray… the solution worked for now. I will continue to try and track down the ‘offending’ code that is inserting that part so we don’t have to use the important override.

btw

Using the woothemes Canvas framework is a fantastic addition to buddypress. It gives the admin capabilities to change all fonts, backgrounds, colors, layouts, etc… the list is endless really as it depends upon which functions you add in to the admin panel.

I’m really hoping that someday a buddypress framework is going to be released, as most people have no idea the power behind adding in a control panel into the admin. It will make my life much easier as my clients will now be self sufficient in changing their sites appearance, and won’t have to call me every time they want to modify something in the theme.

Thanks @r-a-y,

I tried switching back to the default BuddyPress 1.2.1 theme & get the exact same results.

hi r-a-y,

you were spot on with your analysis. I had spent 4 hours today trying to figure out what could be wrong here. It would be nice if the documentation mentioned that if you are setting up buddypress to make sure NOT TO call the wordpress folder “groups”.

Hopefully anyone else who might venture naming their setup “groups” will avoid wasting a ton of time by reading this little FAQ.

Thanks!

Ronak

OK, that would work for posts as $bp->current_component returns the first bit – i.e. %year% so I could use !is_numeric.

However, it doesn’t work for pages or category archives.

Andrew, the issue you raise–not doing the highlighting with javascript–is valid, and I will be addressing it in the next version, however i’m going to take another approach than you’ve suggested. So other users don’t need to be concerned with the above code, because it will work differently quite soon.

The only way I can get $bp->current_component to return nothing for normal WP posts and pages is by using the default permalink structure (?p=123), as soon as I use /%postname%/ for permalinks, $bp->current_component returns the post/page name

Yes, I see the problem now. I’ll address it right away…

It seems like that is a bug in buddypress. /bp-themes/bp-default/blogs/create.php the do_action at the top should not be bp_before_directory_groups_content it should rather be bp_before_directory_blog_content like it is in the other blog pages such as index.php.

I’ve made a trac request to change this.

nice to know its not my plugin.

I would just edit that file, as it will probably be fixed in the next minor upgrade.