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I think what we all really want to know is…

Will this plugin keep my thoughts private and protect them from the aliens?

this buddypress support sux…

One question……….

There must be a way to handling this situation. I have the same on my site.

And I think everybody has the same situation.

If you are a registered user and you click on this link:

https://buddypress.org/wp-admin

you will get to the wpmu Dashboard.

If you try to click somewhere, you will get to a 404.

But if you write a new article from the Quick Press, it is working…

if you use this url, you will see all posts from Andy and your own one.

https://buddypress.org/wp-admin/edit.php

I think the normal user couldn’t get to this place.

It’s is very confusing…

You should use the search-function in the forum before asking… We already solved this issue here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/two-questions-about-the-login-process#post-8380

That should work for you

You could use the following setup:

– Leave Atahualpa without modifications, or with subtle modifications like the code from Andy.

– Modify the bp-sn-parent style.css to make it a child of Atahualpa. Remove files present in Atahualpa from bp-sn-parent ( in particular header.php and footer.php, you decide if you want to remove single.php, index.php, etc ).

Now choose the bp-sn-parent as your theme. This should let you have a very basic integration of both themes.

Probably you will have problems with some pages, specially group pages. Applythe patch in this page to solve the problem: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/997

I’ll be writing up a “how-to” on using WordPress themes with BuddyPress very soon. What you have described is one way of doing it if the “template: bp-sn-parent” does not work.

To get the user menus you can add these lines to the bottom of your header.php:

<?php if ( !bp_is_blog_page() && !bp_is_directory() && !bp_is_register_page() && !bp_is_activation_page() ) : ?>

<?php locate_template( array( 'userbar.php' ), true ) ?>

<?php locate_template( array( 'optionsbar.php' ), true ) ?>

<?php endif; ?>

Such a dashboard would be a great landing-page for logged-in useres and much better than the actual profile-page! I would also like to see this as a future buddypress core feature. Any informationm about it, andy?

Hi Mike,

Thanks for your comment. Yes, I experience the same thing. I thought at first it was simply a ‘friends’ restriction but after successfully adding three auto completes, I checked and one of them is not listed as a friend.

My instinct is that only those who have written a message or are friends with someone appear in the autocomplete. This follows the Andy P. logic, albeit in a very strange manner, of members creating a footprint on buddypress.

So I throw that out to the assembled bp’ers here to give it a try. Most of us know who has or has not created a footprint. It’s not a login thing.

Cheers,

Brian

taking the hint from Jeff, I created a separate topic

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/upgrading-to-11-beta-breaks-atahualpa-blog-theme?replies=1#post-24070

Welcome Pack took me about a month (of weekends and occasional evenings).

Achievements took me about three months. That time includes learning WordPress/BuddyPress frameworks.

It depends: from 1 day to several weeks.

1 day (or even some hours) – just filtering something, slightly changing end results in the case filters are built in.

More time needed to create smth taht will help to filter.

Several weeks – new component creation. But BuddyPress 1.1 is needed.

Use Codestyle Localization (CL) plugin. Just operate with BuddyPress in CL like with any other file.

Update files, then translate them. That’s all.

copy all the files of bbpress (1.0.2) in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/bbpress/ and not in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-forums/

have you any other plugin? disable all the plugins but not buddypress and try if works

Try toggling public/private on that blog setting on and off. Something else is to make a test post on that blog (and see if that refreshes the BuddyPress display or not).

Just upgraded to buddypress 1.1 beta and I can say that it is really great! With the 1 click integration with bbpress, it is really good! But 1 question, can I use this 1-click integration to create a site wide forum just like here in buddypress.org, wherein the forum is not just a collection of all forum posts from the different forums used in buddypress components (primarily in Groups). Hope you could help me out on how to do this. Thanks in advance!

Okay, let’s go back to the basics. Just so that we have all the initial information required, please answer these questions.

@andy

using WPMU 2.8.4a + 1.1-beta + Atahualpa 3.4.2 theme

I deleted the old bp-themes, and moved the 2 folders to /themes/

I am having issues similar to @driz’s (https://buddypress.org/blog/news/buddypress-1-1-beta/#comments):

1. When I select my atahualpa theme as active, I get the message

You do not have any BuddyPress themes installed.

Please move the default BuddyPress themes to their correct location (move /…/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/ to /…/html/wp-content/bp-themes/) and reload this page.

I can still see my main blog (with the atahualpa look), but when I choose to open /members or /groups etc, I get redirected to Home

2. When I select bp-default as the active theme, everything works fine, but I obviously don;t have my customized look-and-feel I had with atahualpa

How do I make atahualpa work again?

It seems you need to customize how avatars are displayed.

Thanks. Excuse the non-coder questions, but should bp_profile_group_tabs() ?> be added (it’s not in bp-sn-parent) and in which profile php file?

I notice bp_profile_group_tabs() is in profiles/edit.php. This chunk of code caught my eye as being perfect for the main profile page (as opposed to the edit screen):

<?php get_header() ?>

<div class=”content-header”>

<ul class=”content-header-nav”>

<?php bp_profile_group_tabs(); ?>

</div>

Could that be added to the main profile php file?

Very interesting you did the forum section.