absolutely cool Jeff ! You are my Privacy-Hero !
Thanks a lot for all your effort ! Looking forward to this.
Erich
here ya go…
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I believe that the first huge step towards each buddypress install having it’s ‘own’ members is now complete. In order to accomplish this, we needed to start out where each blog can have it’s own members.
I just uploaded a new plugin to wpmudev.org that may be useful to you. I know many have complained about this.
It allows people to register for an individual blog using the normal registration process. In WPMU all registrations are forwarded to wp-signup.php, so it is impossible for a visitor to register for only a sub-blog. This plugin overrides WPMU and restores the default WordPress registration page for sub-blogs (sub-blog.domain.com/wp-login.php?action=register).
Features:
* Compatible with plugins like Register Plus to control registrations.
* You can edit the default user role sitewide (subscriber, author, etc.).
* You can also control whether users can adjust their own blog registration settings.
* If users can control their own registration settings, a menu with that option appears under Users->User Registrations.
* Does not affect main blog. Registrations there are maintained at wp-signup.php.
Check it out: http://wpmudev.org/project/wpmu-blog-registrations
I would be curious to hear from the bp devs if this is the right plan of attack for laying the groundwork for individual blogs to have their own buddypress.
My idea being that once we have ‘separated’ the wpmu members so each member actually registers and belongs to an individual blog, we can then start filtering the bp widgets to only show activity/members/groups/etc.. that belong to the blog which is displayed.
Great and important work for a framework like BuddyPress. Privacy is probably the most important thing for online things in general – people just have not realized that yet.
I’ll be happy to test.
You do not have the proper syntax for locate_template().
Look here: https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/1742/trunk
1.0.3…
I would like to upgrade to 1.1 but it doesn’t work for me.
Anyway; what’s wrong with this code ?
Can’t find the solution.
Hi guess it’s a problem with $classified_parent_slug/$classified_link…
just remember not all our themes are that wide… 
Haha!
Since the goal is to eventually have this component merged into BuddyPress core, its CSS is designed to work with BuddyPress’ default theme. It is up to each user to style their site the way they see fit. Anyone with CSS experience will have no problem doing that.
You changed the site’s URL.
Read this thread.
This is a little risky for a non-programmer, but here is some code that would replace the profile-loop.php file in the skeleton member theme. Note that this theme is deprecated in the new parent-child theme setup. It is also not a sophisticated privacy component like the one Jeff is working on. It simply omits everything except the base profile fieldset when a non-member views the profile.
This is from my own installation, but I have removed some pieces (mostly formatting) to simplify things a bit. I haven’t tested it in the simplified form.
It assumes that “Base” is the base profile group name you specified in the BP dashboard settings.
<?php
/*
* /profile/profile-loop.php
* This file loops through the profile field groups, and then each profile field to
* display the profile information that a user has entered.
*
* Loaded by: 'profile/index.php' (via the xprofile_get_profile() template tag)
*/
?>
<?php if ( bp_has_profile() ) : ?>
<?php while ( bp_profile_groups() ) : bp_the_profile_group(); ?>
<?php if ( (bp_get_the_profile_group_name() == "Base") || ( is_user_logged_in() ) ) : ?>
<div class="info-group">
<?php if ( bp_group_has_fields() ) : ?>
<h4><?php bp_the_profile_group_name() ?></h4>
<table class="profile-fields">
<?php while ( bp_profile_fields() ) : bp_the_profile_field(); ?>
<?php if ( bp_field_has_data() ) : ?>
<tr<?php bp_field_css_class() ?>>
<td class="label">
<?php bp_the_profile_field_name() ?>
</td>
<td class="data">
<?php bp_the_profile_field_value() ?>
</td>
</tr>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
</table>
<?php else : ?>
<h4><?php bp_the_profile_group_name() ?></h4>
No info yet.
<?php endif; ?>
</div>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) : ?>
<p class="not-a-member">You need to log in to see full member profiles.</p>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php else: ?>
<div id="message" class="info">
<p><?php _e( 'Sorry, this person does not have a public profile.', 'buddypress' ) ?></p>
</div>
<?php endif;?>
Jeff Sayre, great work, just remember not all our themes are that wide…
@Ezd
We do not have enough information to provide assistance.
Please answer these questions.
To be clear, the core privacy component will offer users the ability to decide which pieces of their core-created data they want to make available to which users (or groups of users). It will not offer a mechanism to hide data from people who are not “subscribers” as subscriber is not a BuddyPress user classification or level.
For more details, I’ve created a new thread about my plugin.
Best to ask/search on the WPMU forums – this isn’t a BuddyPress question
As moderators, we cannot recommend hosting providers–at least I will not!
Here’s a thread that may help you better understand the requirements of WPMU. I would suggest searching the Mu forums for hosting suggestions.
hello, hello… my forums are pointing me to a 404 page from the main nav as well as whenever i want to add a forum to my group. bp says that they are installed correctly in the forums setup. i hit the reinstall link twice and still got the “bbPress forum integration in BuddyPress has been set up correctly” message but no luck. running the latest versions on everything — bp 1.1beta, wpmu 2.8.4a, bbpress 1.0.2. everything else is spot on though and works right out of the box. wpmu/bp is in the root with directory install. this was a fresh install for everything at michaelkuhlmann.com … no mods or additional plugins, just testing everything before i theme it.
Your welcome,
you can find the ticket here https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1021
Looking forward for a solution.
Can you recommend me a host? Thanks.
@Andy thanks, I have begun hacking the parent theme since I might need to make changes to more than just CSS.
@realistdreamer I am wanting to do exactly that, I am looking at Theme Hybrid modified to work with Buddypress. Then that can be the parent theme, from which the children can be spawned.
Ok, their max is 32MB . Is there a way to run it like that?
So it won’t help. Alright , then I’ll ask for a 64 MB server.
It will help but I think you will still have the same problem. This is the problem with hosting WPMU on a shared/virtual server.
My host says: “We’re sorry, we can’t up the memory limit. What we can do is move you to a 32MB server”
The WP MU default seems to be 64MB, looking at the wp-settings.php. Will it work if I move to a 32MB server and change the wp-settings.php to: define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’32MB’); ?
@diegorodrigues,
I was seeing the same errors as yourself. I solved it by placing the bbpress installation in buddypress/bp-forums and then running the one-click forums install. BuddyPress then creates a bp-config.php file in your WPMU root.
The key is having the bbpress installation in the bp-forums directory.
The 1.1 forums installation is light years ahead of the witch doctor moves you had to endure to get buddypress and bp-press to talk to each other.
OK, I almost understand. I want to use Theme Hybrid Framework and BP Framework to create a custom Parent or should that be, custom Child?
From @Detective, it sounds like I need to integrate the functionality of both frameworks and build the child(ren) off that functionality. Is that right or am I missing something?
Will that method allow the benefits of upgrades to both Frameworks?
I’ve been looking at TastyKitchen.com and VW Tankwars both on the WP.org showcase https://wordpress.org/showcase/flavor/buddypress/ for ideas for 1 blog implementations of WPMU and BP.
This is not a BuddyPress issue, I’m afraid. Have a look at the WPMU forums. It sounds like a cookie issue, or you have a theme setup wrong.
