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Yup its there

http://tempsg.com/buddypress/wp-content/plugins/tweetstream/js/tweetstream.js

it may be a file location problem because I have test site in a sub folder and the T icon is not showing because its coded to use the base url

these need a location set that allows sub folders. I added it hard coded and it works now

echo'<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”/buddypress/wp-content/plugins/tweetstream/css/style.css” type=”text/css” media=”screen” />’;

echo'<script type=”text/javascript” src=”/buddypress/wp-content/plugins/tweetstream/js/tweetstream.js”></script>’;

Forum posting still does not work

@finni3 Until Andy trumps all of our work and goes deep core, Boone’s & D Cartwright’s excellent merged plugin will fit your needs https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-activity-stream-subscription/

well, I admit that I’m new at both WP & BP so, i upgraded without first deactivating scripts. (in my defense, however, i did go tothe upgrades page but there were no instructions on how to go from 1.2 -> 1.2.1 and i assumed a minor upgrade might have only limited/isolated changes — ok, i was lazy. fortunately, i was on my practice site.

right off the bat, i see that one of my plugins in the practice area is broken (“Group Documents”) . As buddypress tries to restart, the error reported is “Call to undefined function is_site_admin()”. obviously, this worked before the upgrade so, i’m wondering…

1) has this function been deprecated and, if so, is there a replacement function?

2) where do i find what changes were included in 1.2.1?

Voted

People should feel free to do the same with buddypress extensions :p

I learned from Andy that it’s helpful to:

1. Deactivate the buddypress plugin.

2. Backup your content (I didn’t need to, but better safe than sorry)

3. Purge the buddypress folder and its contents from the plugins folder.

4. Download the latest version. Upload the “buddypress” folder back into the plugins folder

5. Activate the plugin. Done.

It may seem like an extra step, but I’ve found it was most effective.

This is caused when you have BuddyPress turned off. Make sure it is activated, it’s also as a result of the plugin not doing this:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/plugin-devs-please-read

did you actually ran ALTER TABLE users ADD lastactivity INTEGER DEFAULT 0; to add an extra field to the users table?

just an update on bowob: it did work completely after I deinstalled the achievement plugin ……

It is $40 for 150.000 loads / meaning: ad free which was my primary motive to move to a more cost effective solution. If you do have that many pageloads a day then its a good and fast solution imho (no ties at all to this product or the creator)

now the french translation works well, no more bug with it… *(thanks Chouf1)

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.

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.

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?)

Are you using a BuddyPress theme?

Did you set permalinks as per the message after installing BuddyPress?