I can’t reproduce this problem, the menu appears fine for me in 2.9.1.
Thanks for the feedback. I thought I’d seen somewhere that some Ajax had been taken out or simplified, but that’s not what’s going on here then.
I must have broken something. What parts do I need to put Ajax back together? Where is the Javascript for these delete buttons?
My delete link looks the same, including the class. I also have the template_notices line. I probably get the popup because Javascript is missing.
This thread has some clues. I’ll get back to this next week…
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Andy-
where can I find a copy of version 1.0 ?
Thanks for the link.
Rather; what I mean is having a plugin that transforms a buddypress install to tumblr like system. so that we can host it ourselves.. its pretty close… now…
Holy, I really didn’t read the codex entry for is_admin correctly! 
How about:
if ( !function_exists( 'is_site_admin' ) ) {
function is_site_admin() {
return current_user_can('level_10');
}
}
First is a WordPress thing, latter is BuddyPress.
For the first, check out some of the suggestions at the bottom of the https://codex.wordpress.org/Nofollow page
I am aware that when sending a message to someone, the AJAX post (when your message appears on the page) doesn’t display it correctly, it strips linebreaks etc. If you refresh the page, it displays correctly – you can see this on this website for example as it runs an old version of BuddyPress.
If this isn’t what you are talking about or if you’ve got something reproducible on version 1.1.3 or trunk of BuddyPress, please could you either reopen that ticket or make a new one? Thanks.
is_admin() is just a function that returns true if the user is in wp-admin, so that’s not going to work. I’ll take a look at this and see if there is a better way to replace the functionality.
is_site_admin() will be present in 3.0 but deprecated with is_super_admin().
if you are going to write any new plugins, are you going to release them under GPL ?
Hey Boone,
many thanks for writing this plugin !
Is there also a way for the Group-Admin to invite people from outside ?
Please see this ticket:
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1498
Thanks again !
This is great, thanks for spreading the word about mojofiti, anyone wanting to know more, work with us, get our code, or collaborate in any way, please reach out.
@peter-anselmo, thanks for the fix. FYI- during my auto install process the activation is said to fail (but doesn’t) and the error below is generated. The plugin actually is activated:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_group_documents_check_prereqs() (previously declared in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/index.php:56) in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/index.php on line 67
@ fzeidan
Ok, will go into that direction then. Sounded like the best option in my opinion as well.
@gasparking
You mean the behance network website? And when Brajesh releases his bp gallery software for free, I’ll build in support for it in my themes.
@djpaul don’t worry, I don’t think he’ll do it
@bowe Here is an example of what’s in 1.2 right now (@Andy – is this what you were talking about?)
from single.php
<div class=”author-box”>
<?php echo get_avatar( get_the_author_email(), ’50’ ); ?>
<p><?php printf( __( ‘by %s’, ‘buddypress’ ), bp_core_get_userlink( $post->post_author ) ) ?></p>
</div>
So in the same code block we get the WP based avatar while getting the BP based Name. Hmm. Not sure why but I am going to use either bp_loggedin_user_avatar() or bp_member_avatar() instead, or possibly bp_core_fetch_avatar() feeding in the id via bp_core_fetch_avatar($post->post_author) but I am just flying by the seat of my pants and have not tried it yet.
I do know this. We know who the post author is. We know he has a username. That username is the same in WP or BP, so we can get his BP avatar and other info via that route. The rest is theming.
Seriously? Some smart guy told me otherwise.. don’t know who it was but DAMN.. thanks! Could you tell us how? And maybe tell the other poor souls who want to know as well in this topic:
https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/display-xprofile-field-in-blog-post
Maybe it’s better to reply there since it’s semi offtopic.
MrMaz has created BP-Links which allows for easy submitting of rich media content. It’s not possible (yet) to use it in the activity stream but he said he would look into it when BP 1.2 is released.
You can find the plugin and more info here;
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/
It does exactly what you say; Fill in a link to youtube/flickr and it detects the video or photo. The newest version of his plugin (not out yet) allows fetching images from ANY site with images on it, so that will be even more awesome!
Killer plugin which will only get better
I’ve seen no more than ten people complain about this out of everyone who uses BuddyPress. If this was a widespread issue then there would be endless complaints and tickets.I’ve seen no more than ten people complain about this out of everyone who uses BuddyPress. If this was a widespread issue then there would be endless complaints and tickets.
You will see more complaints when Buddypress moves out of the current audience of typical wp-users/coders/bloggers to businesses, schools, associations, etc.
You seem to have a tendency to approach people in a very direct and confronting way.
I’m not trying to make friends and don’t expect a lot of help anyway. I use the forums partly to keep track of my own development issues and partly to let the developers know where the real pain points are for a regular user, who knows some html/css and a bit of php, but is not a programmer.
I also represent the people who are not on this forum; who try BP, get frustrated and give up.
But yes, this is all off-topic. The question is still wp-bp profile syncing!
Great plugin! I get php warnings when deleting a group with buddypress-group-documents plugin activated. Has anyone else had this problem when deleting a group? No problem when plugin is deactivated.
Warning: Missing argument 2 for BP_Group_Documents::get_list_by_group(), called in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/index.php on line 470 and defined in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/include/classes.php on line 251
Warning: Missing argument 3 for BP_Group_Documents::get_list_by_group(), called in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/index.php on line 470 and defined in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/include/classes.php on line 251
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/index.php on line 471
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /public_html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/include/classes.php:251) in /public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 865
What is your solution to the main question of this thread? I have given my hack, but it doesn’t work for Dan Butcher.
Point me to a ticket with steps to reproduce and I will happily take a look at it.
Also if the member management tools are so great, can you answer how to display basic profile information anywhere in the theme?
This is all over the forums, but I’ll post it again:
<?php echo xprofile_get_field_data( $field_id_or_name, [ $user_id optional ] ) ?>
My main issue with member management in BP is that there is no built-in consistent way to store firstname+lastname, as I’ve explained over and over to the annoyance of many on this forum.
This isn’t going to change, I’m not going to force people to enter “firstname” and “lastname” for the same reasons I wouldn’t force people to enter “state” or “postal code”. You can bring it up as much as you’d like on the forums, but a solution that works for everyone in the world is to have a single field. If you would like something else, then it’s possible to write a plugin or work around it. I’ve seen no more than ten people complain about this out of everyone who uses BuddyPress. If this was a widespread issue then there would be endless complaints and tickets.
I don’t understand your issues with member management? WordPress MU provides excellent member management tools, and BuddyPress rides on the back of this. What is it that you need so desperately?
What is your solution to the main question of this thread? I have given my hack, but it doesn’t work for Dan Butcher.
Also if the member management tools are so great, can you answer how to display basic profile information anywhere in the theme?
My main issue with member management in BP is that there is no built-in consistent way to store firstname+lastname, as I’ve explained over and over to the annoyance of many on this forum. It makes it much more difficult to integrate third party scripts that do require firstname + lastname, like mailing list ListMessenger in my case.
Commercial membership plugins apparently create their own members table to not be stuck in WP’s built-in users management. If WP had a more solid solution that would not be necessary.
WordPress provides a decent base, but over the years bits and pieces were apparently added in different tables – nickname, display name, first name, last name, … – and BP added xprofile on top of that without synchronization with wp_usermeta. But I’m repeating myself again…
Just trying to help so you’re not completely ignored.
I’m ignored anyway. 
I don’t understand your issues with member management? WordPress MU provides excellent member management tools, and BuddyPress rides on the back of this. What is it that you need so desperately?
@David: Is it confirmed that it will make it’s way in BP-Core. I can’t find it on the newest Roadmap anymore: https://buddypress.org/about/roadmap/
Anyone is free to built this feature and charge for it or not. That’s why it called open source It is on the BuddyPress Roadmap but not until quite a ways out. In the meantime, I’m sure we’ll see other free and perhaps even paid solutions by others. If any of those are half good… perhaps they will end up being the solution that BuddyPress officially adopts and rolls into the core. Who knows.
