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  • #101407
    laloma
    Participant

    @mercime

    === WP / BP, yes they are installed in root, and P2 is activated on secondary blog http://yoursite.com/site2
    === No BP-default is selected for main. On Blog 2 Dashboard if I try to select P2 on appearance > theme it don’t let me select P2
    ===Yes Blog 2 should use P2
    ===No Blog 1 should use BP-default and Blog 2 P2

    How can I send you our website url, userid, password, maybe you can check it or have a better view of the problem ?

    Thanks for trying to help.
    Regards,

    #101405
    Xevo
    Participant

    @ Mercime: From what I recall its not necessary for it to be GPL, but okay.

    #101404
    tubruk
    Participant

    It wont work if your chat require a real server. Most BP sites are on shared hosting sites.

    Something like http://www.pcpin.com/ would be great

    #101403
    Xevo
    Participant

    Don’t think it’ll be a widely used plugin, first because it can’t be used on most hosts/servers and second since not a lot of sites actually need it.

    Besides that, you’ll get a lot of people nagging that the plugin won’t work on their host/server.

    #101400
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster
    #101399
    gregw89
    Member

    By the way, I am using the Article Directory theme by Domex. I am able to access the BuddyPress features from the top navigation bar, but not from the menu on my site. That is all I am trying to do. Is there a way to add the BP shortcuts to the menu?

    amahesh
    Member

    When I search for something like “toys hobbies” in the groups of my buddypress site the first page shows right, but the second page changes the search to “toyshobbies” (w/o the space) and thus there is an error. Do you know how this can be fixed?

    Thanks

    #17563
    zukny
    Member

    I have gone through and set up my forums for my site, but they are not showing up. I have used a few topics I have found from here but w/ no luck. Here is list of things I have already tried:
    1. Create Group > Public > create forum > add Topic to forum > There was an error when creating the topic
    2. Back > Admin > Uncheck Enable group discussion > save > Back > admin > Check Group discussion > Finish > There was an error when creating the topic
    3. Check BB Config file > Still seems to be there w/ correct permissions
    4. Re-installed forums for buddypress > Installed ok > still get same error.
    5. lastly, I remember someone recommended to check out the server settings and take a look at the buddypress files in CPanel > PHP My admin >
    When I did this, I rememmber doing a few things to modify the files as per the recommendation. This didn’t do anything though. as well.

    So now I am turning to you, please help. As, It seems creating groups works out fine, but the forums are not. I am quite willing to lend someone my screen n password as well. :)

    http://www.mymorningstory.com
    http://www.mymorningstory.com/groups/test-1/admin/group-settings

    #17562
    gregw89
    Member

    I have been using BuddyPress for my site because I like the community aspect of it. However, my site is an article directory site, and I recently installed the Article Directory theme (http://articlesss.com/article-directory-wordpress-theme). I am having trouble integrating Buddypress into it, even though I’ve installed the BP Compatibilty plugin and gone through the steps. What am I doing wrong and does anybody know how to make Buddypress compatible with an article directory theme?

    #101395
    @mercime
    Participant

    WordPress, not BuddyPress plugin, handles email activations. It could also be because of webhosting configuration. Deactivate BP and BP-dependent plugins, then double-check if activation emails are sent from your installation. Check for resolutions from
    https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/faqs/specific-faqs/
    WP.org forums https://wordpress.org/search/activation+emails+not+sent?forums=1.

    @mercime
    Participant

    @bgrun80 I think it’s cool that you want to work on the documentation. I saw your post Dec. 2010 “Buddypress functions that I’ll try to figure out – please help via comments” in your blog and you’re working on the BuddyPress 1.1.3 version. The userbar.php, optionsbar.php and plugin-template.php files for example, are no longer in BP 1.2+ versions. You might want to document latest version https://trac.buddypress.org/browser/tags/1.2.7/bp-themes/bp-default

    #101393
    PJ
    Participant

    CometChat has a pricey plugin at $500 USD that can offer that plus screen sharing. I haven’t heard reviews on it though.

    #101391
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    @djpaul we have a troll @bgrun80

    modemlooper
    Moderator

    “There is no listing and explanation of functions. There is no explanation of hooks, actions or filters.”

    LOL, it’s called “dummies” meaning for people who don’t even know how to install WordPress let alone BP. The Dummies book is great for an absolute beginner. If you have moderate experience with WordPress, then no, the dummies book will not do you any good. You are better off reading this forum, going through the developer docs.

    Not to mention, why are you replying to a topic that is 8 months old? Are you a troll?

    #17559
    Dfa327
    Participant

    If I were to make a video chat for Buddypress do you think people would want it and use it? It would require a REAL server, not a shared hosting site as well as bandwidth, but I think I could do it as a plugin. But what people want it and use it? Is this a good idea?

    Anonymous User 96400
    Inactive

    @bgrun80
    If you’re looking for info on functions, don’t go looking in a `dummies` book. The title of the book should have made it clear to you that it’s probably not the most technical of books ever published and that maybe you don’t fit into the desired audience.

    #101387
    bgrun80
    Participant

    Buddypress for dummies is a piece of crap.
    Do not buy it. Just d/l it from isohunt.

    I just read through it and my hope has turned to despair.
    There is no listing and explanation of bp functions. There is no explanation of bp hooks, actions or filters.
    Basically, for the first half of the book (literally) she tells you what WordPress is and how to install it.
    For the 3rd quarter of the book, she tells you what the components are, what plugins are, how to use (wait for it) HTML tags, CSS, and other crap.
    Also, you learn how to use the admin panel. Yay…
    Do not waste your money.

    bgrun80
    Participant

    Buddypress for dummies is not suitable for developers.
    I don’t suggest buying it if you want to develop seriously.

    I just read through it and my hope has turned to despair.
    There is no listing and explanation of functions. There is no explanation of hooks, actions or filters.
    Basically, for the first half of the book (literally) she tells you what WordPress is and how to install it.
    For the 3rd quarter of the book, she tells you what the components are, what plugins are, how to use (wait for it) HTML tags, CSS, and other stuff.
    Also, you learn how to use the admin panel. Yay…
    I really didn’t like it.

    Anonymous User 96400
    Inactive

    Not every do_action call automatically has actions attached to it. Some do, but some are just there so developers can hook into them if they need to.

    If you want to know what a function does, then do a search in the files for the functions. While the codex does a good job with the various loops and some other stuff, it’s not so good with functions, and there are a lot of them. Once you have found the function (takes around 3 seconds in my IDE) you know what parameters it takes, where you can hook into and to what hooks it is attached.

    Quite easy, really :)

    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    Instances of do_action() don’t actually do anything. They are just hooks for other plugins or themes to use. So, while I agree that there should be a great deal more documentation throughout the BP core, documentation for the do_action calls in bp-defaultisn’t really possible because of the simple fact that most of them are not actually used by BuddyPress itself.

    If you would like to see where (or whether) a particular hook is being used by BP, search for that hook name in the context of an add_action() in the BP package.

    And fyi, every user account here on buddypress.org should have edit access to codex.buddypress.org. Try visiting codex.buddypress.org/wp-admin. If you find you don’t have access, it’s an error – let me know and I’ll be happy to set it up.

    #101381
    @mercime
    Participant

    == when I go to Activate plugin ==

    You mean when you activate BuddyPress plugin? or another plugin?

    bgrun80
    Participant

    Hey all,

    I’m a new developer (started a year ago). I’ve been working with WordPress for about 3 months and I get it.

    Buddypress is a different issue, because there is very little documentation that teaches a new developer what the functions/actions/filters do,
    how to use them, what parameters they take, etc. etc. I’ve been through the codex cover to cover (figuratively) but there simply isn’t enough there.

    So I’m gonna post some questions here, and I’ve asked a spiritual guru about this, if you answer them and help me understand how to use Buddypress,
    you will have a happy and healthy life and birds will stop pooping on your car.

    Question 1:
    I’ve read the wordpress codex page about the Plugin API, so I understand about add_action and do_action and hooks.
    But there are a heap of do_action’s in the bp-default theme’s header.php, index.php, & footer.php that I don’t understand.
    I’ve looked through other core files, but I can’t find where the add_action for them is, nor any documentation anywhere else.

    Could you please explain about, or direct me to the page of code for the following hooks:

    I’ve also started a blog on the subject. Feel free to comments and help out there.
    http://www.nextgenreporters.com

    Many thanks!

    #101380
    ed
    Participant

    @ modemlooper – Thanks….do you know of any tutorials on how to style the theme after bb install….I have been unable to find one? The BB Themes are still terrible.

    THanks

    #101378
    @mercime
    Participant

    duplicate of this post

    @mercime
    Participant

    Agreed. @DJPaul mentioned upgrading template pack for BP 1.2.6-1.2.7
    @hotforwords has submitted her fix for BP Template Pack for BP 1.2.6 https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/buddypress-template-pack-and-buddypress-1-2-6-things-break-but-i-have-a-solution

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