Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Hi All, please wake up
I do not want to say this out loud.. but please.. for very obvious reasons .. no code is gong to appear.So..I would suggest we stop hanging on for something that is not going to come.. (I am not waiting to be proved wrong) and start developing a solution that serves the community. We can start small.. If we start integrating conditional filter functions into the ‘site wide’ posts that would be a start.
This is the only post I am making on this. Fill in the blanks. Please PM me if your a developer and are interested in working through this problem.
Hi mate,
I worked this out in the end.If you go into your buddypress file on your ftp, then go into the Bp forums file, you will see something called bp-forums-templatetags.php.
You are looking for references like these:
‘ function bp_get_the_topic_admin_links( $args = ” ) {
global $bp, $forum_template;$defaults = array(
‘seperator’ => ‘|’
);$r = wp_parse_args( $args, $defaults );
extract( $r, EXTR_SKIP );$links[] = ‘‘ . __( ‘Edit Topic’, ‘buddypress’ ) . ‘‘;
if ( $bp->is_item_admin || $bp->is_item_mod || is_super_admin() ) {‘
Look at the last line of that code.
To only allow a admin to see the edit / delete links delete the other permissions as appropriate.
Hope that helps!
Hi Guys,
I have a huge favor. Have my new site upand running and could really use your help in posting to get some activity and get it rolling. Also advice on any tweaks to make and areas not working. Please email any suggestions and thanks for giving me a little start with your posts (pages, buddypress groups, where ever.
boardcation@gmail.com for any suggestions or tweaks I need to make
Thank you I surely apprciate you taking a few minutes and making some posts.
Topic: Bum Install?
Hi folks,
Last night I installed wordpress and then buddy press. I have a number of problems right off the bat……
Firstly I can log in with the admin account I setup at install but if I try to create a new user there are problems. No email verifation is sent. The new user can’t access profile etc (there’s no ‘Howdy ******’in the top right) and no admin bar there either as in admin account, there’s no login/sign up screen when you first access the site and once logged in there’s a login/sign up widget remaining on the right sidebar. In admin panel/users the new user was created.Secondly I installed a gallery plugin but where’s the link to the users galley etc. ‘Admin’ seems to have some funtionality but not a new user. Then again even as admin I cant see a ‘galley’ link. How do I fix that?
I’m setting this up as a way of kids, who live, sail or travel in odd places around the world, to hook up. I’d like to have a ‘blog’. ‘Gallery’, ‘Profile’ etc link on the menu bar to keep things simple (the edit profile seems a bit fussy too for most kids), is that possible and if so how do I go about it?
Regarding the first issue, have I got a bum install here, should I reinstall or can I fix it somehow.
Sorry if I sound garbled I’ve got 4 screeming kids around and it’s hard to think!
My url: http://www.cruisingkidsonline.com/soc/
admin panel: http://www.cruisingkidsonline.com/soc/wp-admin/
Pass: admin, adminTest user: joblogs pass: user
Am I barking up the wrong tree using wordpress/buddypress for a kids site?Cheers,
Jon
Topic: “bp-default” parent theme
Hello, I just did a new installation of Simple WP Community Theme and came up with the following error messages: The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template. The parent theme is missing. Please install the “bp-default” parent theme. I was told I need to install the buddypress plugin for it to work, but when I do a search, a whole list of plugins comes up. From the descriptions I get the impression that most are too specific for the base install, but other than that, there is no clear choice. Will the real “bp-default” please stand up? Thank you!
Hello,
Please I’ m new to wordpress and buddypress.I’ m running wordpress 3.0.4 and buddypress 1.2.7.
After installing buddypress I realize the menu links at the frontend don’t work (“Oops! This link appears to be broken.” message).Please here’s the URL of the site:
http://icchouseofprayer.net/
I’ ve researched a while to find a solution before posting this one but I couldn’t find any.I found some solutions and followed the steps in relation to the.htaccess file, but it still does not work.I would be grateful for a solution.
Thanks in advance
Here is my bug, when I go into buddypress and view a user I noticed I am missing the menu that contains activity, profile, messages, friends, groups. So basically you cannot access any of these menus at all. I cannot find a way to view my profile or other members cannot view other members profile at all! Please help me out!
Here are some pictures to help further explain this bug:
http://predds.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/see-i-dont-have-them.png
http://predds.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/I-want-these-menus.jpgI am not a coder, but I can copy and paste code were it needs to go.
What I have tried to fix the problem is:
1. Disabling all my plugins except for buddypress to see if the menus showed up, but they didn’t
I have also created a user profile called:
Username: test
Password test1234If anyone wants to see the bug themselves
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Jon
Hello everyone –
I know there have been a couple of threads in the past about implementing a global or unified search – for which Brajesh from buddydev.com came up with an excellent solution. There are numerous plugins out there to enhance WordPress’ search – Relevanssi and such – but none of these plugins seem to extend to buddypress.
So my question is, would it be possible to enable the buddypress search to query words in phrases separately – like connecting the terms with “OR” rather than “AND” ? For example, a search for “Cats Attacking Dogs” would return all results for cats, all results for dogs, all results for attacking – rather than the entire phrase. Hopefully I didn’t make that more convoluted than it need to be. Thanks in advance!
UPDATE: After noodling around with a variety of plugins and trying to customize my own set up – Google Custom Search was far and away the easiest to deal with. Search-Engine by Scott Clark worked, but it was such a memory hog that it quickly exhausted the standard 64mb pretty quick. There was a tutorial put up here as a blog post a couple of years ago, but the links and such were all broken. Here’s a tut for those who want to explore this as way to replace the default buddypress search – http://digwp.com/2010/10/google-custom-search-in-wordpress/.
I’m creating a directory for a client using BuddyPress profiles. On my test site (http://makemeanexpert.com), I created a custom menu link called Network which takes you to the BP members page. The client would like to add a description of the directory above the members listing, but have it be easily editable on the backend (not hard coded into the page).
What I have in mind is to create a page in WordPress that’s not listed on the menus, where they enter the directory’s description. The content for that page would appear just above the members listing on the BP members. I see there’s a function called bp_before_directory_members_content, but there doesn’t seem to be any documentation about how to use it. Has anyone used that function or could give me a better way to accomplish this?
I stumbled across this plugin today http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/ttc-user-registration-bot-detector/
Anyhow, I have a n00b question for all you smart people out there regarding this plugin and BP.
Would it add anything to my install of BP? Will it even work with the BP reg page? I didn’t see any mention of BP but I would assume it does.
As a side note I’m planning on using it with the GenesisConnect plugin so I may as well ask @andrea_r if this plugin would be redundant because of GC’s built protection features?
Thanks in advance!
