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Thanks for this awesome plugin. So far I have one issue when I save my link I’m redirect to the homepage without saving anyting, very strange any idea?

please provide more details.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support

I have the exact same problem. Is there an easier way to fix this?

Can I just overwrite WPMU and Buddypress via FTP? Or do I really need to delete them all first? I just want a step by step, layman terms, of how to go about this. And I suppose I will need to remember my sql db access passwords..lol shame on me I know, but I might just create a new user for that SQL table and use that for access.

I tried just reinstalling Buddypress…deactivated, deleted the files, re-uploaded Buddypress via FTP – then reactived it…so doing that alone did not fix the problem. It still won’t let me select default theme. So I guess I need to do the same for WPMU.

I just don’t want to go through the trouble of deleting WPMU and then re-uploading it – plus all my plugins (which I have backuped).

But from now I I will just ignore the auto-update linky thingy.

join in the fray at https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/new-12-swa-and-blogforum-syncing-feedback-needed

You guys should check out my plugin BuddyPress Links. The newest version 0.2-RC1 supports embedding of YouTube, Flickr, and metacafe videos, with more sites to be added soon.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-links/download/

It is not styled like a gallery, but this is very possible with theming.

Originally I wanted to create a media library plugin, but I quickly realized that mash-ups are the future. Hosting your own media library is like trying to re-invent the wheel. There is so much that goes into streaming video, its mind boggling. YouTube and Flickr already dominate the Internet as far as rich media goes. If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.

This is the best integration i have seen so far between WordPress MU and Buddypress. Great Work!

Also i do have a question, what plugin are you using for the Classified?

Is it a 3rd party script ? custom script ? or something else???

Thanks!

Safari is available for PC. Has been for years. Or you can also test with Chrome. Chrome uses the same rendering engine as Safari (Apple’s Webkit Engine).

I am seeing a small error in Safari 4. Looks like you need to add a clear or perhaps just some shifting around in the loop. I am getting steps down the page with content. Looks great in Firefox 3.5 though.

You can see a screenshot here.

It seems that you are more than likely using an older theme, one that is not compatible with the version of BP that you’re running.

Please answer these questions so that we can better understand your setup:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/when-asking-for-support

i was just about editing my post to say I have been posting too fast.

forgot to move the /links in the theme directory. now it works perfectly.

indeed a very useful plugin and perfect integration job

what bowe said above is realy the truth : not every plugin for BP is so well developped

thanks

i just installed it fine on my wpmu 2.8.6 + BP 1.1.3

but can’t get it to work

there is no page at http://myexample.com/members/admin/links/create/step/link-details

could it be that the plugin doesn’t support the 1.1.3 release ?

in any case I will follow what seems to be a very nice plugin

RC1 Unstable… I really want this on my production site. Though I’m hesitant to install because of the ‘unstable’ bit.

I think many people have no idea how extremely full featured and well programmed this plugin is.. I’m just starting to grasp the amount of possibilities this plugin can mean for almost any buddypress site.

I would go as far that this plugin is the best 3rd party plugin I’ve seen so far and that it only looks to become better and better. Expect a post about this plugin on BP-Tricks.com sooner then later!

Great work Marshall!

Can anyone that’s having this problem back-up your buddypress directory, and try a clean zip file download and FTP upload of buddypress 1.1.3?

I have a feeling the auto-updater didn’t get a chance to finish up what it was trying to do, and it’s dying before it copies all the files correctly.

… it isn’t feasible since the queries it would take to pull that off would be astronomical.

If the data can be written to a table to begin with, and the structure of the written data makes sense, then in theory a query can be designed to accomplish the same outcome without having to write it to a table.

But in practice, since WP uses a sharded DB and not a normalized DB schema, this could be an issue.

… but I think the talking back and forth between the components isn’t really the job of the core to do

Okay, I think I just saw a ghost. That was a scary comment, jjj!

Whereas I agree that it may not be the responsibility of the core to ensure that non-core components successfully talk back and forth with each other or with other core components, it is absolutely the responsibility of the core to ensure that each core component effectively and properly communicates with one another when activated. Every component we have discussed here is a core component.

What you basically just said is the right hand does not need to know what the left hand is doing. In actuality, your right hand may not always need to know what your left hand is doing, but sometimes it is an absolute necessity. The brain takes care of this for us, of course.

BuddyPress’ core needs to take care of monitoring, negotiating, and policing the actions of its core components. As users and developers, we are entirely dependent on the core development team to make sure that happens.

And if I could reply to only Jeff right now, I would say T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM!

But since I can’t I just forked this conversation in a totally new direction! How’s that for activity.

I think Jeff is right, but it isn’t feasible since the queries it would take to pull that off would be astronomical. The reason this is an activity cache table is because it is where activity is stored in an easier to gather fashion. Maybe cache is the wrong word, but it’s doing what it says by being an easier way to combine other queries into one easy to get, light on its feet query of site wide activity.

The only other solution would be to branch activity comments off into a separate table, but that would require a query for each group of comments, instead of just grabbing all of what’s relevant and dumping it out.

Back to the original topic I suppose, but I think the talking back and forth between the components isn’t really the job of the core to do. The activity stream is a functional component of BuddyPress, and BuddyPress can exist without blogs, comments, and forums. In that scenario activity commenting doesn’t matter because there’s nothing to sync with. If someone needs to sync that data, they can make a plugin to do it, just like someone made a plugin to sync bbPress replies to blog posts and vice versa.

That’s a cool message. Google suggest it means “missing double dots” aka ::.

Are you trying to call a static class function from a dynamic variable thingy? e.g.

$myvar = ‘something’;

$myvar::explode_world();

I looked up T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM briefly yesterday; it’s something to do with the double-colons.

I commented out line 195 for now:

return $this_group::save();

Probably because the spammers don’t recognize it as BuddyPress yet, don’t expect that to last long.