now the french translation works well, no more bug with it… *(thanks Chouf1)
Hi everyone. I think this is an issue with the JS in the new bp-default theme. I’ll have a look at it in the next week or so and post an update to the plugin.
No, it doesn’t send the tweet to twitter from a forum post. Let me test on another install as this one is a child theme and the test site is not.
Ok tested on test install now its not working at all on WP single 2.9.2 BP 1.2.1
I have test site in a folder though not sure if thats messing it up or not. On other site I have not upgraded BP still at 1.2
http://tempsg.com/buddypress/
Found a bug on 0.3.1. Running single wp and when viewing a profile/links it shows all the links on the members profile on the site. Not just the links that specific user has created.
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/* Inherit the default theme styles */<br />
@import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/default.css );</p>
<p>/* Inherit the default theme adminbar styles */<br />
@import url( ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/css/adminbar.css );</p>
<p>#sidebar {<br />
width: 310px;<br />
}<br />
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Made child and activated it – all looks good except the sidebar has not extended itself to the left.
Did anyone get this to work? I get an error “Please enter some content to post.” Using WPMU 2.9.1 and BP1.2 final.
If you want to change the default css you need to create a child theme and add the css code there to over ride the default. Otherwise each time BP updates you will loose your changes.
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/building-a-buddypress-child-theme/
#sidebar {
width: 310px;
}
A few other actions were added in 1.2 to help plugin authors hook into the correct places within BuddyPress.
bp_setup_globals
bp_setup_nav
bp_setup_root_components
bp_setup_widgets
The intent of those hooks for plugin authors, is to not load your code before BuddyPress does, potentially putting your navigation menus or global component setups out of alignment with BuddyPress. Typical WordPress priority rules apply, so it is still possible to bump your plugin ahead of BuddyPress if you need to.
@Boone Gorges if you want to be backwards compatible then you could also check for if ( is_defined( ‘BP_VERSION’ ) )
The bp_init action is new in 1.2 and will fire once all of BuddyPress is loaded. It’s called in bp-loader.php if you want to check it out.
Deactivate BuddyPress and perhaps try manually clearing your user blogs table. Then reactivate.
You have to adapt the theme to work with BP. And last I looked at the theme, it was a nightmare to work with.
(tables? really?)
OK! That helps. Thanks Andrea. I’ll give it another shot.
Are you using a BuddyPress theme?
Gotcha…except I’m seeing “userbar” referring to different things as well.
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/horizontal-userbar
Whatever it’s called, it seems like a critical piece to creating a self-perpetuating network. Anything we can do to make it easier for members to promote the network helps.
WPMU Dev Premium has an affiliate plugin that creates member-specific code tied to images.
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/wordpress-mu-affiliate
A basic badge that links back to the member’s profile should be much simpler. To me, this should be a core function…
Did you set permalinks as per the message after installing BuddyPress?
ok, tagged on wordpress repo v0.0.2
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-sitemap-generator/
Hopefully next weekend I’ll get the Admin UI cleaned up, some documentation, and a priority calculator
Also looking for MU users to test it out.
…and least Google accepted it 
Sitemap Index Total: 5,629, Indexed: 116 Feb 23, 2010 – Resubmit Feb 23, 2010
I think Detective or socialpreneur was working on a port of AJAX Quote from bbPress to the BP forums.
If nothing gets released within the next week or two, I might take a crack at it.
I am also waiting for this plugin to be updated, or another like created, to roll out my project. Along with the Events plugin.
I wouldn’t call that a dead end. I’d just say that I don’t have a quick solution for you. To me, BuddyPress has everything that P2 gives you.
If you really want P2 to work in BuddyPress, do a little investigation, try and figure out what isn’t happening. Detail your problems and how to reproduce them and get that information out there – and post a diff, instead of a zip of your theme.
Thanks, I’ve now added a codex page for this and linked it in various places:
https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/checking-buddypress-is-active/
There are lots of regular WP event plugins. I’d suggest searching on the wordpress.org site / forums. But for a BuddyPress integrated plugin… there are only two… one which is a WordPress MU Premium (paid) plugin… and bp-events from Erwin… the development of which seems to come in spurts. Last I heard… Erwin was pretty far along in making it 1.2 compatible and was mostly just working on an Ajax calendar feature. Hopefully it will be finished up soon-ish :o)
This doesn’t work for me. It’s because you are using AJAX to post to / which does not work for installations that are not in the root.
You need to make it post to the variable ajaxurl which will post to the correct location regardless of where WP is installed.
Also – please read this:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/plugin-devs-please-read
It’s not in the plugin area on this site (thought it would be)… but DJ Paul mentioned it in this thread… near the bottom of the first page. Not sure if it works with 1.2 or if it even works at all yet! Sorry if I may have steered your wrong. Seems to be my theme for this thread. LOL :o)
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/is-buddypress-confusing-to-users#post-32033
http://djpaul.dangerous-minds.net/postcard.zip
