Updated to 0.1.6.
Added localization and ability to set default map (when no markers yet) to user’s city, based on its IP.
@schwooba : try to update to 0.1.6.
If it still does it;
have your firebug enabled ?
Could you try with firebug opened ?
Please reply on the support forum : http://dev.benoitgreant.be/bbpress/forum/buddypress-maps
“I still wonder why they are attacking buddypress”
Backlinks, that’s it.
“I am starting to realise that no matter what BP devs do the spammers always try new things “
and this is open source. the code is OPEN. That means whatever is put in to stop spam, the code is viewable by spammers who just rewrite their programs to get around it.
“the fight against spam is in our hands the users, it will also help us learn more about being better webmasters”
Yes! 
If you are setting up a site to host other people’s information, then you have a responsibility as a webmaster to maintain your site.
@WPin.me
Very cool! I’m glad that people are starting to play with extending this plugin. I tried hard to provide as many hooks as possible.
If you want to avoid hacking the core template you could do something like this in your functions.php:
function my_selfserv_sexy() {
if( function_exists( 'selfserv_sexy' ) ) {
selfserv_sexy();
}
}
add_action( 'bp_link_header_meta', 'my_selfserv_sexy' );
Now you can upgrade the plugin without having to modify the template each time.
I’m contributing to a plugin called events-manager (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-manager/), but I’m not sure it works on BuddyPress or MU for that matter.
I’m working on a BP project at the moment that could use an events plugin, so I hope to have some time to upgrade it and adapt it to work on MU/BP in the near future. This would not be for a few weeks though…
Just a quick one thought I would point out to, I have managed to integrate sexy bookmarks into the actual link see here:
http://www.wpin.me/links/whats-coming-in-wordpress-3-0-features
How did I do it?
Basically opened up the following file
wp-content/plugins/buddypress-links/themes/bp-links-default/single/link-header.php
In the link-header.php find:
<div id=”item-meta”>
<span class=”domain”><?php bp_link_url_domain() ?> –</span>
<?php bp_link_description() ?>
<?php do_action( ‘bp_link_header_meta’ ) ?>
</div>
and insert <?php if(function_exists(‘selfserv_sexy’)) { selfserv_sexy(); } ?> in between
<?php bp_link_description() ?> and <?php do_action( ‘bp_link_header_meta’ ) ?>
Thats it select the bookmark sites you want and ta da!
my first contribution, I feel giddy.
Anybody?
I did a search in the BuddyPress folder, and I can’t see any mention of a plugins.php file except for within bbpress, which I think refers to the plugins.php file within that.
Can any of the devs of the new theme explain exactly what purpose these plugins.php files serve? From I can see, there’s no purpose….
@Anton
In theory you can change the slug but it needs to be tested heavily as I’m sure it doesn’t work 100% yet. This is on my list of things to do in the near future.
That would be great. I think a lot of wp users would be very happy with such a plugin too. Thanks!
The collision with BP-TinyMCE is caused by that plugin, not by BuddyPress Rate Forum Posts.
It happens because of what goes on in the function bp_tinymce_allowed_tags in bp-tinymce.php . It removes attributes ONCLICK, ID and CLASS from A tags, it removes ID and CLASS from SPAN tags, and it removes the DIV tag with its CLASS and ID. So, by adding those into the $allowedtags array inside bp_tinymce_allowed_tags, the problem goes away.
There’s also some discussion going on about it here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/attachments-for-activity-items
I strongly doubt it will have any effect at all. Did you know even something as basic as the hyperlink has been patented? Just this website alone probably already infringes on dozens and dozens of existing software patents. Software companies generally don’t go after people who infringe on their patents until they might become a credible threat to their business model.
Furthermore, these kind of patents are all invalid outside of the US. So in a worst case scenario wordpress & buddypress would have to move some of their business to Europe. I highly doubt it would ever come to that though.
It’s all fine, but the menu is NOT on the language file. Try to make a search… I’m looking for it for hours now, but perhaps it’s only me…?
Visit these addresses:
youraddress/members
youraddress/groups
youraddress/activity
If they are working, then your buddypress install is ok, it’s just a matter of where your buddybar links are going. Hover over your buddybar links and see where they would be heading. That might give you some clues of what’s going wrong.
I’m having a similar problem and I think it is tied to the fact that my installation is in a subfolder with my index.php on the root. I’ve noticed that the call bp->root_domain is built into all the adminbar links. If this is pulling my install location rather than my registered address, that would explain the problem. If that is the issue, I don’t know what to do about it besides hardwiring those links manually. I’m sure one of these code gurus would have a simple workaround.
The only media options right now are third-party plugins.
BP-Gallery seems to be close to a release for v1.2 – http://buddydev.com (paid plugin)
Kaltura for BP hasn’t been updated to v1.2. I would suggest you contact them for an update:
http://wpveda.com/buddypress-kaltura-media-component/
Is it possible to change the slug “links” to something else? Will it kill the plugin? Reason I’m asking is that I killed it yesterday and just want to make sure to what extent can it be configured.
Thank you! It works well (wp 2.9.2, bp 1.2.1, rfp 1.0.3).
But it does collide with BP-TinyMCE – if that’s active, then the thumbs up/down don’t appear on forum posts. I’ll have a poke around and see if I can find the cause.
There’s a trac ticket with a patch for bp-core.php, and a reworked version of Andy Peatling’s plugin, just here: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2074
just had this problem. Oddly, posts appear in my activity stream, but I can’t see them if I log out and view the thread I posted to. I can see them if I’m logged in. And in some threads, I get no reply box. Like here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/was-all-site-data-visible-to-members-and-non-members-alike – “1post, no voice”?
There’s a trac ticket with a patch for bp-core.php, and a reworked version of Andy Peatling’s plugin, just here: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/2074
@jorisdieben
I could probably create a version just for comments.
I don’t want to bundle it with the BP version though.
Stay tuned.
Ah, I didn’t see the requirement for BP on the depository page, just that you needed WPMU 2.9… Oh well, it was definitely something I was interested in.
Thanks.
Yeah, it almost certainly requires BP 1.2+, I’d imagine.
