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Hi,
Had a search through the forums but couldn’t find a solution to my problem.
I want to be able to include the entire buddypress registration form either via the sidebar.php template or even a widget. Has anyone been able to do this? is there a solution available?
Is there a way of turning the current BuddyPress/ bbPress forum into a proper forum?
By that I mean similar to the phpBB forums, or even like the default bbPress forums. A way of having separate forums for different things, and not restricting them to public groups only.
I’m fairly new to WP as a platform but I’m pretty sure I can install a plugin like BuddyPress, right now I have the default WP theme installed and wanted to setup BP. The problem is as soon as I go to activate after installation I get this:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 30720 bytes) in /mounted-storage/home59c/sub007/sc37816-TACW/www/wp-admin/includes/theme.php on line 159
Not sure how I can have any issues as I have no Plugins activated and its a new install of WP, Should I have BuddyPress Template Pack installed first, before activation? I didn’t think this would matter at all, Either way I believe I tried it both ways yet I’m still getting a line error. What am I missing here? Seemed extremely easy to me, I also tried to manually upload to my file manager and I still get an error.
Thanks In Advance,
James
In two different BuddyPress installations, I’m having two different, but seemingly related problems with the backend Network Admin menu:
1. This installation was done under WordPress 3.1 and BuddyPress 1.2.8 a couple of weeks ago, and has since been upgraded to WordPress 3.1.1. The BuddyPress menu does not show up in the backend Network Admin though It must have at some point because I enabled the components that I wanted. Except for this problem, the BuddyPress installation seems to be behaving normally. In fact, if I manually enter the URLs that would be showing up under the admin menu, I can go to the settings for general, components, etc. In addition to having to keep those bookmarked, it also means I have a lot of difficultly with adding plugins that should be showing up under that menu. I have even tried reinstalling BuddyPress from scratch, deleting the tables and all the plugins, but that made no difference in terms of the menu showing up for a new install, and I do not currently have any additional plugins installed out side of BuddyPress.
2. This installation was done under WordPress 3.0 and whatever the then current version of BuddyPress was. The BuddyPress menu shows up in the backend Network Admin, but the admin menu for BP Group Management does not. I’ve checked to make sure what few plugins I’m running have the correct actions to be showing up under than network_admin_menu. The BP Groups Admin has been updated and would normally show up under BP Album+, but doesn’t show up even when it’s the only additional BuddyPress plugin enabled.
In both cases, I’m running WordPress Multisite using subfolders with a different blog defined as the BuddyPress root blog in the preferences…
define ( ‘BP_ROOT_BLOG’, 2 );
I’ve been beating my head against the wall on this for a few days and just can’t find a pattern or solution. I’m pretty sure it would be something simple, but if a reinstall doesn’t solve the problem I’m totally out of my league.
@r-a-y I second everything. Thanks
If someone puts together a good patch, there’s no reason — at this moment in time — why it couldn’t be put in. It’s just of the 50-odd tickets currently in 1.3, and with three core developers, we only have so much time. Because we haven’t started on it, it would be a pretty big change at this stage of the release cycle and so is not a development priority. Patches welcome however
Looks like there should be filters in bp_update_is_item_admin() that you could use to sort of hack in roles or custom permissions maybe
Hi,
I would like to know if there is a plugin which can manage roles in BuddyPress (creating groups, writing on group’s wall)
Thanks in advance.
RG
I’m trying to get my forums working correctly with memcached/batcache. This caching solution should be great because it is not supposed to serve cached pages where logged-in cookies are present. In fact, this may not be a caching issue at all. When I view the source of an offending forum thread, there is no batcache reference in the header.
Here’s what happens:
If I respond in to a forum thread, that response doesn’t show up. The thread will say that there are 3 replies, but only 2 show.
Worse, if I go to the Group Forum Directory, the “Latest Poster” field is messed up. Some are blank. Some have the name of the latest poster, but the avatar of the previous one. Worse, still, the Group disappears and the permalink of the thread changes from:
http://housingstorm.com/groups/support/forum/topic/subscribe-by-email-support/#post-231
to
http://housingstorm.com/forums//forum/topic/subscribe-by-email-support/ – which is nonsense and doesn’t work.
http://housingstorm.com/forums
Blog comments work great and all other Buddypress functions work perfectly – messaging, wire-posting, replies, following, etc.
My assumption at this point is that, withing advanced-cache.php, Batcache is re-writing permalinks. Does anyone out there have any experience with this? I’m needing some professional help here and happy to pay for some time if anyone can help.
Thank you!
Hello,
I am working with BuddyPress Default 1.2.7. I would like to have a home page looking as a newspaper. To do this, i wolud like to have two columns in the homepage (with the sidebar it will be 3 columns). I will have my main post in the left colum, and secondary and shorter posts in the right column…is this possible?
(It wolud be something like Citizen Kane theme)
Thanks!
