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No worries @mikeytrooper, we’ve all been there before. Post the page.php first and let’s work from there.

EDIT – My bad, now MY face is red. I missed the reason why you wanted to post the header.php — for the navigation links. I can help you there as well.

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Cool we can all get our Scouts BP Patch Tester badges

This buddypress site uses google translate – though without a plugin.

Have you tried putting
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in your footer and
`

function googleTranslateElementInit() {
new google.translate.TranslateElement({
pageLanguage: ‘en’,
layout: google.translate.TranslateElement.InlineLayout.SIMPLE
}, ‘google_translate_element’);
}

`
in a text widget?

I’ll bring the marshmallows!

Hmm… kumbaya & patches… sounds like Buddypress Scout Troop #1 is planning a campout?

== that is what the instructions told me to do ==

@mikeytrooper I wrote the walkthrough and it specifically states page.php or index.php, and content of page.php is what I asked you to paste in last paragraph https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/integrating-buddypress-into-on-demand-wordpress/#post-95018

Hi Mercime

yes i had an issue with my index.php file which is sorted now and the site is back up, i will have a look and see if i can find the 2 files, i did deactivate all the plugins except buddypress last time. i will try it again.

I am not going to sit around a log fire singing kumbaya and testing patches!

It can be done and I’ve seen it done where the blog is more akin to an extended profile and created on the fly per user but it really isn’t trivial and I don’t have the actual detail and even if I did it would take a lot of explaining, it’s very much a bespoke piece of core customisation – one draw back of a site for every user is that with a moderate user base ~800 -1000 you have a pretty large DB in terms of tables and will need to ensure your server DB is tweaked and optimized as much as possible as backups can fail trying to lock tables numbering in the thousands.

@imjscn you’re absolutely right, “adding something like gravity forms” plugin will be needed for frontend posting by users. although it is a premium plugin, you can also find some free front-end posting plugins that may work. sorry i didn’t clarify that important detail. with frontend posting plugin all your registered members can make posts, er, questions. I’ve also connected achievements very nicely with the setup i mentioned and user stats of Q&A. I really think you could do it with MU install and a dedicated subblog to host yoru Q&A site, unless your main site is the Q&A site.

With the setup i mentioned, you can easily set up a posting form for users to start questions “with there own permalinks” since they are “posts” afterall. Questions list page is just a reworked index.php.

“user’s Q&A’s can be listed under user’s home page tab — this you can do with a plugin if your Q&A is on the main site. If on a subdomain then you can just use the author.php to list the user’s questions and answers (but answers it takes a little more tweaking)

rating system, you can use any of the top post rating plugins available. GD star plugin does good job with both “posts” and “comments/answers” <– to show best answers.

To do all you just mentioned, “registration” is going to need to be required in order to tie Question/post data to the User, with WP you can just set the comments as open to all and users will not need to be registered to answer. But IMHO I always just make everyone register quickly with just the email and name, that’s what they would be entering to comment on open commenting anyway, so why not register them as a user at that point.

your thoughts are not un-realistic at all. it’s doable and been done!

@ds123 I have had a client site run with this set up but I was not involved with the web server or other technical details. I would suggest you post on the WordPress.org forums, perhaps at https://wordpress.org/support/forum/wp-advanced, and ask for information or advice on running WordPress in this way.

Pretty much all the WordPress server advise will apply to BuddyPress (as it’s just a plugin, after all!)

@binary.digits There is no easy way of setting those styles of “patterns” for the blog URLs with the current version of BuddyPress. You may be able to mimic it by using .htaccess 304 redirects but this can be complicated and I’m not sure if it would work well.

BP 1.3 *is* coming – it will not be another nine months. But we have hit some tricky bits, and the core development team has not had an infinite amount of time to volunteer to pushing BP 1.3 along. If you are a developer (or even a savvy user who can test patches or verify bugs), and if you have an interest in seeing 1.3 come along sooner rather than later, head over to http://trac.buddypress.org and start sifting through this report in particular: https://trac.buddypress.org/report/11 The more contributions from the community, the faster things will move along (and the more love and friendship we well all have for each other, <img src="smileys/heart.gif" width="" height="" alt="<3" title=" kumbayah <img src="smileys/heart.gif" width="" height="" alt="<3" title=")!

== I am going to paste my header.php in the pastebin.com ==

You’re welcome. But why header.php? The structure you’ll be imposing on the BP template files transferred to your active theme will be coming from page.php

I like how ray says: ” I’m guessing a month or longer “

and he posted it over 9 months ago 😆

@goldbrick very strange, you said you deactivated all plugins except BuddyPress.
– If you have bp-custom.php in plugins folder rename that to deactivate
– if you have an mu-plugins folder, rename that to deactivate

I was going to check source and styling but I’m getting a “500 Internal Server Error” from your site right now.

https://buddypress.org/community/groups/custom-profile-filters-for-buddypress/