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I have a site I have setup and the code I have added to my homepage to have the buddypress activity feed is this, how can I limit the amount of activity listings to 5 ?? to be sort of like a preview?:
Basically, I need BuddyPress to recognize a certain post type as a member component so that certain functions like “Friend this user”, “Mention this user”, etc. work correctly. Anyone have any idea of how to do this?
How could do you do this??
How do you show the IP address to only you, and group mods?
How do I turn this function for the buddypress forums?
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Would I have to wrap it around:
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But thats not right, what is it?
Topic: Help with redirects
Apologies as this isn’t really a buddypress issue, but I’m not getting much help anywhere else and you folks are pretty savvy.
I’m running a multi-site blog farm with buddypress and am having trouble with spammers registering as users on our sub-blogs. I want to redirect all signups to the registration page of the main site, but I can’t get my redirect rule to work properly.
Here’s what I have in htaccess:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^site.com$ [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.site.com$
RewriteRule ^wp-login.php/?(.*)$ “http
//site.com/register/$1″ [R=301,L]I want all wp-login.php pages from sub-blogs to automatically redirect to the site.com/register.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
Hello, I want to create another role for a single buddypress group. I have a support group, and I want to add another role, alongside “Group Mod” and “Admin” I want another to be “Beta Tester”
How do you do this???
Piece of cake. Just visit https://codex.buddypress.org/extending-buddypress/customizing-labels-messages-and-urls/ and follow the instructions.
Using the free app PoEdit, it’s easy to revise your labels without hacking core files.
EricbbPress automatically posts its activity updates to group walls, like when creating a new topic and responding. However when responding to topics, it somewhat posts garbled updates to walls like this:
Just responded to: %e5%a4%9a%e6%91%a9cb%e3%83%ad%e3%82%b4%e3%81%b8%e3%81%ae%e6
Maybe BuddyPress isn’t properly configured to support multibyte characters even with multibyte patch is being used. However, new topic notice to walls isn’t garbled and works properly.
I still haven’t figured out which plugin file under bp-forums controls the way bbpress posts its updates to activity streams, so if anyone knows please advise me.
I tried doing the new forums setup with BuddyPress and bbPress. I don’t have any bbPress installed on my site, and after I followed the steps in the Forums setup, i had to create a bb-config.php and upload it. I didn’t change anything as far as server information or password information goes, but i changed the authentication keys as outlined in the config file.
As far as I can see the server information that was automatically included in what i was to copy and paste is correct, but I have no idea about the mysql server password it included in there. Is this what is causing a parse error?
Otherwise, I don’t really understand what I’m doing wrong, and could use some help with that.
I’m doing some development and today got onto trying to register a few dummy accounts to play with but the activation email is not being sent from either the default theme, my own theme or Twenty Ten
WordPress 3.1.1
Buddypress 1.2.8I’ve searched and found all sorts of explanations and suggestions to use a plugin to change to SMPT but I think this is going in the wrong direction. If I write my own script and send mail via PHPs mail() function it works. If I go to the WordPress default login and click “Lost your password?” and put in an email address from an unconfirmed account I receive an email on that account and when I click the reset link in that email I can then login.
PHP mail() works on my system.
The default WordPress forgot password form sends email.
The registration form on Buddypress default theme does not send email.The WordPress “Lost your password?” has <form action="url_to_site/wp-login.php?action=lostpassword …
The Buddypress forms are <form action =" " … Interestingly though if you click "Complete sign up" the form is validated and you are taken to a confirmation page where you can upload an avatar.
This sounds like a bug, swins like a bug, smells like a bug. Anyone know what it is, where it is and how I might squash it? I’ve been looking half the day and am posting here in the hope that someone has already found the blighter.
Cheers
TonyO
So you have made your buddypress network and have your first couple of members, that’s great good start, however your current members want an easy way of advertising there profile on external sites.
Here is where BuddyPress badges comes in, the plug in would pull your profile avatar and profile details to make an image/badge, which could then be posted on forums, put in signatures, put in websites and shared everywhere.
In facebook it is very easy to do this, have a look at http://www.facebook.com/badges/ and you can get an idea of how the plug in would work.
If this is something you would like to have, or a plug in developer who could do this; please post!
