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  • #55540
    Anointed
    Participant

    no, i put it into the regular plugins folder. I went ahead and deleted buddypress as it was acting weird anyhow.

    For some reason, when I activated buddypress the first time, it placed it into the ‘sitewide active plugins’ area in the admin. This would not allow me to activate bp on a per blog basis and somehow was forcing it upon all my blogs.

    Prior to deleting bp, after i deactivated it, if I tried to reactivate it, it said fatal error could not install bp again, already running.

    I’m uploading the new bp vs. right now to see if it behaves better than the 1.1.1 did, will report back

    #55539
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Did you put BuddyPress into /mu-plugins/ by chance?

    #55530

    In reply to: HELP!!!

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster
    #55526
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster
    #55524
    still giving
    Participant

    BIG bump ….

    I hope some of those $29,500,000 Matt Mullenweg has raised for WordPress/Buddypress goes into an internationalizing campaign.

    I would like to see a mature MULTI-LINGUAL environment … not just single stand alone versions (… my interest is in Chinese, Korean and Japanese versions).

    To be honest, given that Web 2.0 is all about “communication” … would not it be wonderful is we could build multi-national communities?

    Sure it even makes sense from a business point of view given the size of those markets.

    If WP/BP will never hack it … can anyone recommend any other native language blogs/CMS packages?

    #55510
    buzz2050
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply Jeff. I understand that the register.php directly contains all the elements now.

    However, we liked the registration page of the default ‘bphome’ theme (BP 1.0.3) better (earlier) and accordingly we customized our site theme(premium edu-clean home theme for WPMU) to have a register page like that.

    To achieve this, I created a custom page template register.php with code similar to that of bphome’s and plonked it in my theme folder. There if you see, the page template is divided into right-column, center-column, left-column (it hosts the registration section)

    The code for this register.php is something like:

    <?php get_header(); ?>

    <!-- div content starts -->
    <div id="content" class="widecolumn">
    ....
    ....

    <div id="left-column">
    <div class="register bp_core_widget_welcome">
    <h2 class="widgettitle"><?php _e( 'Register for an Account', 'buddypress' ) ?></h2>
    <?php bp_core_signup_do_signup() ?>
    </div>
    </div>

    </div><!-- div content ends -->
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    It’s the bp_core_signup_do_signup() that is responsible for including the content of the registration page in the left-column.

    Here is how my current registration page looks like:

    http://www.cmswebusa.com/testsib/reg_pg.png

    The registration section on the left is included in that section due to the bp_core_signup_do_signup() call. We still haven’t converted to the new single theme way, but we have already upgraded our BP to 1.1.2 and since then our custom fields just don’t get saved. Not sure what to do here?! I was wondering this could be happening coz of the deprecated function call. Also, how do I still make the registration section appear in the left-column of my page? Is there a function to include the register template or something?

    Thanks,

    Sib

    #55504

    Group/User Avatar Mix-up (usually after update/upgrade)

    https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/surprising-avatar-behavior?view=all#post-24791

    #55503

    3.0 won’t be until next year unfortunately. 2.9 will be by the end of the year with a beta coming soon.

    #55498
    Xevo
    Participant

    Well, I’m only interested in the edit function and like I said, simplicity is the way to go. I’m already just using pages and sub pages for my current setup.

    But I’ll try recreating it myself. When will the future version (3.0) be released, this year? If not, then I cannot wait for that to come around.

    Thanks for the help though, hearing that it’s just a blog on the wpmu system, lets me know that I dont have to install a standalone wordpress to accomplish this.

    If someone has suggestions on how to do the edit function or still is willing to make a plugin, please let me know.

    #55497
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    @buzz2050

    Have you read the comments in bp_core_deprecated.php–especially those that are found in the “BEGIN DEPRECATED SIGNUP FUNCTIONS” section?

    * Instead of duplicating the WPMU signup functions as in previous versions

    * of BuddyPress, all signup functionality is now in the template for easier

    * customization. Check out the default theme in the file ‘register.php’.

    #55493
    abcde666
    Participant
    #55486
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    Actually, for me, autocomplete does not even work on BP.org. I composed a message a couple of days ago to DJPaul and JJJ–who are both friends–and the autocomplete was AWOL. I just tried again, and no dice.

    There is also an issue with messages not getting sent which is being discussed here:

    https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/buddpressorg-messages-broke

    #55478
    belogical
    Participant

    yipeee! glad to hear it will get the attention is so deserves. i hate for people to get a bad impression of buddypress from buddypress.org

    here is an example, hope this helps.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-BtLz8vMNU

    #55463
    Mariusooms
    Participant

    I tested 0.92 with BP1.1 and can confirm it works afaik. Well done, it is a warm welcome for BP.

    I only unset one action, which adds text to most content, “This text is also available in xxx:”.

    Other than that, works as expected! Thumbs up!

    Marius

    Best I can tell looking for 30 seconds is that there is no backwards import.

    There’s two places where BP adds users to blogs…

    add_action( 'wpmu_new_blog', 'bp_blogs_record_blog', 10, 2 );

    …and…

    add_action( 'add_user_to_blog', 'bp_blogs_add_user_to_blog', 10, 3 );

    So only when a new blog is created, or a user is added to a blog…

    I’ll look into this more this weekend if no one else chimes in with a better explanation.

    The tables to manually edit would be wp_bp_user_blogs, wp_bp_user_blogmeta, wp_bp_user_blogs_comments, and wp_bp_user_blogs_posts…

    If there really is no import script for previous blogs, add a ticket to the trac as an enhancement request and we’ll see about putting it in. (it may already be there but I’m just too tired to see it at the moment?)

    #55457
    idotter
    Participant

    http://www.noserub.com is a contentaggregationtool … and i’d like to see similar functions on buddypress.

    I read abut the Plugin LifeStream for WordPress … is ist compatible with WP MU ?

    #55453

    @Xevo:

    Andy has installed on the codex a very quick and simple way to modify the individual pages of the codex. It’s a customized setup of sorts, but it’s really just another WPMU blog that everyone has the ability to edit.

    In future versions of WordPress (probably 3.0) posts will become more robust and be better suited for something like this. Until then the codex is basically just pages and sub pages with a theme that knows how to make sense of the hierarchy.

    #55451

    At the moment the easiest way to do this is to mark the blog as private. The adverse effect to this is that blog doesn’t show up in search engine results or anywhere else in your BuddyPress installation either.

    Check the trac and see if there’s an enhancement ticket for this yet. If not, let us know this is something you’re interested in and maybe it will make it into a future version.

    #55445
    Dwenaus
    Participant

    I’m looking for this feature as well. I think it would be good in the groups section to have a sub section called Pages. Right now you can enable pages by using the Group Blog plugin, but then you get blog posts, and pages as a sub section of that.

    anyone know of a way to just get the pages. maybe an alteration of the Group Blog plugin to pull the pages out into the menu. ideas?

    #55442
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    At least I think this is how it works!

    You’ve got it, boldlygoing!

    #55440

    In reply to: Hidden groups bug

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    So reopen the ticket if you can re-create this on an install running the latest version of BuddyPress

    #55439
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    codex.bp.org is a standalone installed themed to look the same.

    #55438
    James Kirk
    Participant

    Just completed a fresh install like you did Arghagain. Thought it was just my eyes that was trickerating on me!

    Ahhh. Figured it out. Based upon what I read over here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/%C2%BFincluded-bbpress-in-buddypress-or-integrate-standalone-bbpress

    You’ll realize that in the BuddyPress integrated lite bbPress, you have to create a group (analogous to forum title creation) and then you’ll be able to post topics to that group’s forum listings.

    At least I think this is how it works!

    #55430
    Anonymous User 96400
    Inactive

    You’ll have to write a plugin for that or modify an existing one.

    #55429
    gpo1
    Participant

    what’s noserub.com and how does it relate with BP?

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