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i have installed Buddypress and WMu everything is working okay but i login as users all other link except home not working at all its shows page not found

please help with this

http://blogin.in/meme/

thanks in advance

for bp_is_user_profile(), you can use this…

<?php

global $bp;

if($bp->current_component == BP_XPROFILE_SLUG) {

//Your code here

}

?>

Found this tip here… https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/show-specific-content-on-profile-page-only#post-26739

thats still does not solve my problem

I’ll try to explain my issue better I am testing buddypress for a school program and I need Super Admin (tech guy) and Admin (it trainers) Authors (teachers) to be able to create blogs, However there is not option to limit only admins to the create a blog option.

Say Im a teacher and I ad a student in my blog as a subscriber

that kid could now create a blog and it auto makes him an admin of the blog

I need to be able to restrict subscribers and editors from the create a blog option but allow Super Admin, Admin, and Authors access to the create a blog.

I don’t wish to give any Teachers super admin access that would open up trouble in itself.

FYI- I also have no recent activity reported here at buddypress.org. The last entry is from a 2 months ago. I probably have about 10 posts since then but they are not reported at:

https://buddypress.org/developers/markschafer/activity/

May also be related:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/forums-acting-up

dosn’t work for me neither.

i added the code to functions.php and the fun file in “bp-sn-parent” and the child theme (and both), system alsways says “not found”

hey guys, i REALLY need to be able to do this. i followed all the instructions exact but it’s not showing up, just getting the home page. I’m wondering if it has to do with putting the SLUG in the navigation code? anybody have any ideas?? i even put the services.php page i created in every directory, still no dice. i worked with the bp-sn-parent/functions.php, put the services.php in bp-sn-parent, themes, themes/mytheme, and wp-content.

this is cool but what if i have a page with some php and HTML code i wrote on it? how do i link to that and have it be in the buddypress template? i found another thread about it https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/make-your-own-custom-buddypress-page but it’s not working and nobody’s come up with a solution for it yet.

following on this topic, is there a way to remove the buddypress bar from the tld.com and leave it on members.tld.com ? or just adjust the available links on that bar.

Thanks

Oh, I failed to mention Will Norris, who already wrote an OpenID plugin for WordPress, which works pretty good, but seems to be missing a few key features.

There’s some talk of integrating OpenID into the core of WP, but there’s also disagreement on this. With BuddyPress putting it on the iteration roadmap, this may change people’s minds in the long run as they realize how Identity *IS* the platform (the core) of the Internet.

Waclaw — I’ve started working on a jQuery plugin for distributed social networks (the social stack). One thing that’s needed is a process for “discovery.” There are several solutions already out there implementing various kinds of things along this line, but nothing quite like what you’re calling for.

Go look up Chris Messina, Luke Shepard and David Recordon (Facebook), Joseph Smarr and John McCrea (both Plaxo). They’re all advocating this type of stuff.

(You can watch them here: http://thesocialweb.tv/ ) (hasn’t been active in a little while, though, but look at the archives)

Anyway, I think I’ve seen you in the dev chat, so maybe I’ll talk to you there too, when time permits. There’s much to say on this, and I’m hoping to do some good legwork on getting things ready. While I don’t have *only* BuddyPress in mind as the platform, it is the most interesting platform (and viable) at the moment.

I do not mind using the buddypress theme, however I do not like the forum config with bbpress can I work my way around it.

Nice, I can really use this. Since I’m probably going to use zips/rars/torrent files a lot in the forums.

Thanks!

I won’t be using all the components, but I expect my design to be complex like Gigaom and Tastykitchen. I actually found BP looking for a suitable extended profile plugin to no avail. Alkivia is close, but some features have been “under development” for quite awhile in WordPress time.

I will have a single blog setup so no extra blogs and I’m trying to keep the use of “wires” to a minimum as it can get out of hand quickly.

I personally like the wpmu buddypress templates of Milo (3oneseven.com), these probably aren’t beginner class, but they still are awesome.

http://3oneseven.com/wpmu-buddypress-themes/

I’m using the template “Bruce” right now as a reference for my own buddypress community.

Had the same problem with an older buddypress template (deprecated template) on a new buddypress release. Gave me a 404 even when I used either of the forum installs. Then when I used the newest release of the template it worked fine. So yes, its most likely the same problem.

Why not just take an existing template that works and edit that? As far as I know there shouldn’t be any major changes on templates anymore.

have a look here: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/conditional-template-tags/

there’s some examples as well.

so you could do something like this:

if( bp_is_blog_page() ) {

include( 'blog-header.php' ); // include this file on blog pages

} elseif( bp_is_directory() ) {

include( 'dir-header.php' ); // include that file on directory pages

} else {

get_header(); // otherwise use our normal header

}

This thread is pretty old, especially since there have been many changes to BP over the 7 months since it was first started. But, there are some good hints about what you can do.

Please remember that the bp-custom.php file should be placed in /wp-content/plugins/ and not /mu-plugins/ as is mentioned early on in the thread. When the thread was first started, that location was correct. But not anymore.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/securing-components-from-non-logged-in-users

Hey Erich,

in header.php look for this bit around line 47:

<input type="text" name="log" id="user_login" value="<?php _e( 'Username', 'buddypress' ) ?>" onfocus="if (this.value == '<?php _e( 'Username', 'buddypress' ) ?>') {this.value = '';}" onblur="if (this.value == '') {this.value = '<?php _e( 'Username', 'buddypress' ) ?>';}" />

Use this instead:

<input type="text" name="log" id="user_login" value="" />

Don’t forget to copy header.php into your child theme.

Yeah, they (Andy) made Buddypress in a really weird never before seen way, I had too hack my whole theme to just get it back to normal. Your idea sounds great as well, about the advanced and simple blog option, if they hook it, then you could even make the advanced blog a VIP (paid) only option.

But let’s not get ahead of ourselves, I’m not that good of a coder, so for me this is impossible, the fact that your asking for someone to make a plugin, suggests that your not a hardcore coder either. So we’ll just have to hope that someone reads this and wants to help.

Anyway, back on topic..

“Add a global header to EVERY blog in your WPMU install (by default the global header isn’t activated on the mainblog) with adding your own HTML and CSS.”

So, plug and play as far as I can see, you can even use PHP in it if you’d like. Not sure how well it’ll work together with Buddypress, but it should show a bar on top of every blog.

I’m seeing this, too. I just tried a fresh install of WPMU (2.8.4a) and tested Dashboard > Users > Add User (worked fine, email arrived intact).

After installing and enabling BuddyPress 1.1.1, doing the same thing to Add User results in a borked email:

Hi,

You've been invited to join 'WPMU Test Blogs' at

http://myserver.ca/wpmu as a subscriber.

If you do not want to join this blog please ignore

this email. This invitation will expire in a few days.



Please click the folowing link to activate your user account:

%s

The last %s isn’t being substituted by the activation link.

Sounds interesting to me, but the only add you made is the “favorites” on the bar, other than that you can already use that plugin (global header).

I’m personally working towards removing the blogs fully and just give each member 1 blog on their normal profile page, that way you just have everything of a member on one page, without the option of themes and making more than 1 blog. Basicly the same as any social community works (facebook for example). I’m also looking for a way for members to change the look and feel of their profile page, so that they can differentiate a little from the rest (background, colors etc.). But that’s just me rambling..