I don’t see it anywhere on the site.
Thanks for the idea @LPH2005 – but I’m using multisite, so I don’t have the “Uploading Files” section on my media options page. Not sure why that is, but it is.
I’ve asked the good folks at site5 (my webhost) to check out the issues @hnla referred to.
Yes, I’ll second @hnla.. Definitely watch for safe mode! And backing up on checking owner – group settings, thats the reason deleting the autocreated uploads folder works.. When you recreate manually it changes the owner
The default pages that are associated with Buddypress do not appear to be there. Even when I create them by hand, the themes functions, i.e activity, does not appear on the page when it is manually created. (Just a standard page called activity) Just wanted to update the ticket and see if that helped.
Hey all,
I’ve gotten this working before for a separate project, but am running into a little difficulty installing Buddypress on this new site. Wondering if someone can help out.
I’ve followed the steps written at: http://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/
And am trying to install buddypress on a subdomain http://artambassador.net/artisthub (Blog id #5) but after I implement the htaccess redirect and the additional code to the wp-config.php file, I continue to get :
” Permission Denied
Not Found / No Access
The page you are looking for either does not exist, or you do not have the permissions to access it.”
Does anyone have a sense of what may be going on and how I can fix this?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Yep. I’ve fixed it in trunk. I suggest for now you either mod your files the same as I’ve done here https://trac.buddypress.org/changeset/3479 or set allow_call_time_pass_reference=true in your php.ini
It should show on the main BP blog. Is the share button showing on activity stream items?
Hi @travel-junkie,
I have social network about wine and winery.
I don’t need user set their location but I want they set their winery location, eventualy associated to their winery group, if they have one.
Thanks.
@Bowromir thanks for the tip, at first glance, it doesn’t look like what i’m going for, but i’ll check it out on the site (when available again)
I’ve installed the plug in on WP 3.0 with BP and network activated it. But I don’t see the buttons on any of the posts. I didn’t get any errors. The plug in shows as being active in my plug in list. I use Supporter from WPMU and its set for all blogs. But its not showing up. Would another plug in be causing it to not show up? lifesparknetwork.com
If you report this as a bug on http://trac.buddypress.org I will patch core
I’m a novice using WP 3, installing Buddypress and having 2 permalink issues:
Question#1) I need to change from the default permalink structure. What is better?
a) /%post_id%/%post_name%
b) /post/%post_name%/%post_id%/
I prefer (a) because it’s shorter and avoids the structure issue which would happen if I begin with just the postname. But the wordpress site says the following about it “Some people recommend /%post_id%/%post_name%/ which works for performance reasons but others recommend against it because it is unfriendly to users in the many contexts in which users interact with URLs.” But it doesn’t give any more details (nor do the links)
#2) I need to redirect posts. Although in various places its says WP does this if I am migrating from the default, on my site it doesn’t. So I installed Deans Permalink Migration plugin but I need to put in the code for the default permalink structure. Can someone tell me what that is?
Thanks,
Ari
@aweathers; this might help… http://bp-tricks.com/featured/new-theme-bp-default-member-blog-multisite-communties/. Not sure if you want this specifically, but it allows you to have matching themes across your blogs in your install.. you can’t run BuddyPress on them though..
It seems only happen on BuddyPress 1.2.6. Because after I upgrade to 1.2.6, the custom profile on my site disappeared.
Is this a bug?
@techguy trying to round up the troops now and hopefully there will be enough interest
After searching Google for hours I found your post, and was happy at least someone had the same issue.
Have you found a solution?
–> I found the same file and I have exactly the same issue –> and even though I added a text on my registration page right after that profile field to please add the http:// , many users still just type in www
–> hence their website link becomes a mixture of my mainblog and their address and their link doesn’t work, due to the this part I guess
in the “else” where the Members Slug is added. (I was thinking of just removing it, but I’m not sure)
I am not a developer and on my journey I found a solution in order to get rid of all profile links which didn’t make sense either but the issue with the website still remains. Maybe you found a solution and you can share it? I’d be really thankful.
Here is what I found in order to get rid of the profile links, thanks to Jeff Sayre:
1) add a file named bp-custom.php just to your plugins folder
2 ) with the content that I can’t insert here unfortunately but from the first post of Jeff Sayre on this link:
https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/how-to-get-rid-of-autolinking-on-profile-fields/?topic_page=2&num=15
That did it for me!
Bye
Sanny
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Can you explain a little bit more how this should work? Users can set their location already, but why would you associate your location with a group?
Hi @travel-junkie,
Would be nice that users could post location and associate it to a group. With this feature, I will purchase 
Thanks.
@DJPaul
I finally found the reason.
It is due to my customization of the plugin named “BuddyPress Group Email Subscription”.
Due to the setting of WP3.0.1, which forces Time zone to UTC ignoring the local date_default_timezone_set, the plugin claims that the server time is UTC. As a result, the displayed time from the plugin is 9 hours behind Japan time.
For this reason, I added “date_default_timezone_set(‘Asia/Tokyo’);” to the plugin’s script, which is the reason of the problem I posted here.
Ummm….
I should once again think about the solution how to fix the plugin. Any idea?
I am starting a community site for architects, and I know there is a google maps plugin out there: http://buddypress.org/community/groups/mappress-google-maps-for-wordpress/ – Can anyone give me feedback on this plugin? Is it possible to allow users to add their own map icons/destinations? I want users to be able to add their own destinations, and at the same time upload images and other files associated with that destination.
Basically, I want a search page that looks like the homepage of google maps, and when someone searches a destination, all of the files/images uploaded from different users pop up. On the left hand sidebar, the destination name will show with a list of files. People will be able to download and comment on these files as well.
Any feedback is appreciated! Thanks!
-I’m running the regular wordpress 3.01, i downloaded just yesterday
-I downloaded wordpress as a directory
-root
-it’s not an upgrade and wordpress was running fine
-i uploaded buddypress 1.2.6 and it was not an upgrade
-my host is network solutions and they run unix
does this help?
