Doesn’t work for WP with buddypress, or ?
please if a solution exists … write it here !
Thank you
I have just installed buddypress on my test site. I can not see where new members sign up. Am I missing something, I can not see it in settings or any place.
Thanks.
Amazing… I ve been looking everywhere and I just CANNOT find a simple event/calendar that would be each users own.
I want each of my users to have a calendar on which they can put there own events…
This calendar would appear on their buddypress profile.
So simple (compare to other group calendar) but doesn’t exist,… really ???????????????????
Thank you
Me too.
God I’ve spent a weekend trying to sort our a decent forum:
bbpress would not integrate with my WP database. After a day of trying I gave up!
bbphp just did look right gave that an hour.
buddypress looks functionally good but I tried before to integrate with my Magazine Premium theme but there were too many problems .
Buddypress themes seem few and far between. Most don’t support menus (in their menu bars: not their widgets!).
The ones that do offer compatibility dont run on my site: Detox for the same reason as you and Easybuddy give another PHP error.
Havnt tried it …yet (only soooo many hours in the day!) but I’ve come across Michael Kuhlmans blog http://www.michaelkuhlmann.com/blog/2010/07/08/how-to-add-custom-menus/
who walks you though adding custom menus to the main menus of a buddypress theme.Not saying that’s what you are looking for but may be a good way of pimping a basic theme??
I’ll keep looking.
Good luck
@pjnu How had you installed bbPress for this site? Via the easy click method in BuddyPress?
PJParticipant
I apologize for not fully understanding the issue.
I disabled Buddypress per @DJpaul ‘s suggestion, and @r-a-y ‘s followup post explains how to approach this.
Thank you.
@imjscn Yeah! I totally agree with you. I had tried to integrate BB to Atahualpa Theme for my http://www.studyguide.com.vn/du-hoc-anh/ site but there were a lot of troubles because of their different structures.
It’s been awhile since I’ve tried out FeedWordPress, but I believe there’s a setting for you to map blog posts to already-created users. You should try that setting out.
I wouldn’t use the “create new users” options in FWP, since any WP user will have a profile in BuddyPress.
i don’t wnt to have buddypress registration on the other blog i want to have wordpress registration
Thanks for trying out BuddyPress.
This bug was recently reported here:
https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/3087
If your other blog’s theme has its own registration templates, you could try:
myblog.example.com/register
By “own registration templates”, I mean you’d have to copy /plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/registration/ to your current blog theme’s folder.
There’s currently no “search_terms” parameter to use in a private message loop:
https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/custom-buddypress-loops/the-private-messages-loop-bp_has_message_threads/
Sounds like a good enhancement. Can you post it on Trac?
https://trac.buddypress.org/newticket
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In the meantime, you’d have to write a custom plugin that does this.
I’m fairly new to BuddyPress, and today i noticed that i can’t upload pictures with and uppercase extension, so i looked into the code and i found this function in buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-avatars.php, line 524:
`function bp_core_check_avatar_type($file) {
if ( ( !empty( $file ) && !preg_match(‘/(jpe?g|gif|png)$/’, $file ) ) || !preg_match( ‘/(jpe?g|gif|png)$/’, $file ) )
return false;
return true;
}`
I simply added a ‘i’ to the final of the both regular expressions to make them case insensitive, the result:
`function bp_core_check_avatar_type($file) {
if ( ( !empty( $file ) && !preg_match(‘/(jpe?g|gif|png)$/i’, $file ) ) || !preg_match( ‘/(jpe?g|gif|png)$/i’, $file ) )
return false;
return true;
}`
So, i wondering, is this a real fix? or i missed something?
Scratch that, I must have overlooked it the first 20 times, lol.
Its located in the bp_user_blogs table, not sure why I kept missing it. ha ha.
And if others have this problem, then here is some MySQL:
`INSERT INTO `YOUR_DATABASE`.`PREFIX_bp_user_blogs` (
`id` ,
`user_id` ,
`blog_id`
)
VALUES (
NULL , ‘REPLACE_USER_ID’, ‘REPLACE_BLOG_ID’
);`
Obviously replace the parts which say YOUR_DATABASE, PREFIX and REPLACE with the corresponding data.
I wonder why when importing though that Buddypress doesn’t take this into account? 
As you know in Buddypress you can click the user for their profile and that page is a tab for blogs to show which blogs they admin and own. Where is that information stored.
I imported a website for someone but it displays me as the blog own, if I remove myself the blog doesn’t show in the Buddypress directory at all and it doesn’t display in the users profile for owned blogs.
I’m presuming when I imported his blog and account it missed a step where it syncs something up, where should I be looking for this information in the database so that I may add it myself?
There seem to be a few people having problems with existing forum installations no longer working. I’ve followed these, but they don’t seem to be arriving at a solution. I have two separate installations of buddypress that have been updated, but in both the forum link is broken. And when I try to set up a new group with a discussion forum, the link …/admin/group-settings is broken too. Other links work fine.
Using:
– WordPress 3.1
– Buddypress 1.2.8
Have tried
– Reinstalling forums
– Deactivating plugins
– Activating standard buddypress theme
Has anyone found a solution to this yet?
Thanks
Kevin
Yep, I did some playing around, and figured that out, but definitely good to have my instincts confirmed. I’d been under the assumption that a multisite install actually replicated entire WP installs in different locations, so I was a little stumped – shows how new I am to multisite…thanks very much @mercime, appreciate the help!
For anyone else trying to achieve the same result, I found this article really useful: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/
== I thought all of that was supposed to be under /wordpress/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members ==
That would be the folder where template files of bp-default theme is located.
If you installed WordPress in /wordpress folder and activated BP in main site then yes, the default url for members directory would look like …/wordpress/members
You can only install BuddyPress in a self-hosted WordPress blog, i.e. WordPress.org
@JaffyDesigns there is only one wp-config.php per network/install which inlcudes the main site and subsites created from same install.
== other non-BP sites will behave like normal WP installations (i.e. so I can theme them independently, etc.)? ==
Yes, definitely.
must install BuddyPress, in a new installation of wordpress.org absolutely?
to install in my hosting wordpress.org BuddyPress, required wordpress.com account? or only in case install in wordpress.com, can I install there?
