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  • #98210
    nickmy
    Participant

    @hnla // @r-a-y maybe you can help???

    I know that I have to change something here :
    `if (!is_user_logged_in() && (BP_REGISTER_SLUG != $bp->current_component )) {`
    but I’m not that good with BP :S

    #16639
    roberte
    Participant

    i pretty much have everything working great. latest bp. latest wp multisite. 1 thing i can’t figure out though. avatars show up correctly everywhere in my sites and sub blogs, and widgets EXCEPT for new blog posts activity stream posts. for some strange reason, buddypress default avatars show up. any ideas?

    #16638
    #98197
    eor
    Member

    Well I guess I’m looking for some insight on what you guys think is the best thing for me to do. I just don’t want to take a chance and disrupt or screw up my current install of 3.0.

    I have no problem using buddypress on the current install if it can function fully with all the usability of a proper buddypress theme. I know about the template pack but I feel there is something missing when that is done.

    The community portion of my site is not going to be the main focus. its somewhat of a secondary concern. I guess thats why I considered using a secondary install.

    Let me know what you think is best.

    Thanks everyone,
    Dan

    #98196
    justbishop
    Member

    @hnla: yep, my plan is actually to leave the features area where it is now (where the green “I recycle” logo is), and replace the news block with thumbnails of the latest shop items, similar to what is seen at the bottom of Etsy’s main page: http://www.etsy.com. My “features” area is actually meant to show 2 linked graphics at a time, which lead to site news posts that will be about cool events RC vendors might be holding, or a product giveaway that one of them might want to do through the site. Those will not be “paid” ads, but stuff that is written about to highlight sellers that are helping the entire site out with something they’re doing, KWIM?

    @modemlooper: I see what you mean about Shopfly, but I’m going for a setup more like Etsy’s site (also check out http://www.hyenacart.com, though the styling doesn’t particularly appeal to me at all)…less a hosting sales page and more of a shopping portal. To clarify, RC doesn’t actually involve blogging (at least posted to the main site) by the WAHM vendors. The system I’ve got set up DOES use WP blog posts on the child sites for the posting of items, so in “our” vocabulary, blog post = item. The profiles on the main site are for anyone who wants to sign up, whether they’re vendors or not, and is mainly for the purpose of keeping their personal wishlists of items across all RC vendor shops (child sites) The personal activity streams and profile update abilities are just icing on the cake, and there for anyone who wants to kind of hang out with like minded people while they shop. That’s definitely something I’ll ask my users about, though (whether they’d like to get rid of that stuff as well).

    ETA: and I’ve made progress on the sidebar! I think I’m happy, except for the avatar area for logged in users and the form area for logged out users. Not quite sure yet what I’m doing to those.

    #98195
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Multisite is if you want to allow users to create their own blogs like on wordpress.com otherwise BP functions just the same on single WP.

    If you want to put BP on a secondary blog here’s how. https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/install-buddypress-on-a-secondary-blog/

    #16637
    eor
    Member

    hi,

    I have my main site which is running on 3.0. What I want to do is use buddypress to create an extension of my site for the community portion of the site. But What I don’t want to do is have buddypress disrupt my current install in anyway.

    So essentially I want to use two separate installations. One installation which is my current website with 3.0 and the other would be 3.0 w/ buddypress.

    But I need for the users on the buddypress site to be able to fully comment on the main site but access their profiles etc from buddypress.

    Would I be better off biting the bullet and trying to configure buddypress to function properly withing my current installation and custom theme?

    Or is multi site the right option? I’m just not sure if i’ll have to separately add the users to the buddypress portion or if buddypress automatically will grab the users from the database.

    I know that normally with multisite you have to add users to other “sites” yourself.

    All help is very appreciated.

    Thanks so much
    Dan

    #98190
    Bowe
    Participant

    Thanks guys.. I’ve quite a few new Tricks coming up, some submitted by you :)

    Also if you want to receive new plugins directly in your stream, just follow BPUpdates on BP-Tricks: http://bit.ly/bEN7om.

    I also made a special Twitter account which let’s you know when a new tricks is published: http://www.twitter.com/bptricks. Finally we also have a RSS feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/bp-tricks

    RichonBP1
    Member

    I want to have a buddypress site that functions like a social network on ning.com.

    (I do NOT want a site like ning.com, which creates social networks.)

    Is this possible? ie, has anyone created a social network that is photo and video friendly? if so, please post on here…

    thanks…

    #98188

    In reply to: send mass email

    Joel Baudin
    Participant

    Thanks for this plugin! Though I haven’t had a chance to try it since when I try to send a message I get the “An error occurred, please try again” This happens every time and I’m quite confused since it seems to work for most people. My question then is, is there some setting (in buddypress or wordpress) that I haven’t found? been looking :)

    #98185

    Thank you all!

    @pcwriter – your CSS suggestion worked. I also updated footer as suggested by @hnla . I agree about upgrade issue. I will definitely create a child theme and add WP+BP credit links in the footer.

    Thanks again for help!

    #98181
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    @justbishop That’s a very interesting post, and raises a valuable point in the creation of community sites, it would be nice to see further discussion flowing from your initial post.

    Your re-working looks as though it makes a lot of sense, I’m thinking you’re going to have much better results :)

    #98178
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Good info to consider in the development of BuddyPress UI/UX.

    #98177
    Jay Versluis
    Participant

    Your plugin works a treat rich – thanks for sharing!

    I think ajax refresh is THE thing that’s missing from BuddyPress at the moment. How does the P2 theme do it? Maybe we could “borrow” that functionality.

    I wish I was a coder…

    #98172
    Tammie Lister
    Moderator

    With regards to any ‘full width’ theme you have some fundamental issues / things to consider:

    1. Line length and readability of text – humans naturally read better in limited widths.
    2. Smallest and biggest need to both get good experience of your design – with regards to resolutions

    There are ways around all of these and full width themes can work but they are as far as I’m concerned not the solution for all site types. Just because you are running out of room on a site it won’t be solved by using a full width if a user has a smaller browser and you have to design to the lowest resolution (1024 is generally considered that gauge now but most sites design to 980px to avoid scroll bars and have a background).

    A Weathers
    Participant

    @rickkumar

    bump…i would like to know the answer to this as well

    #98166
    Bowe
    Participant

    @nahummadrid

    Maybe @MrMaz can tell you something about the performance of the plugin in more detail, but the feeds are cached and only checked once an hour or on a direct profile visit. So far the plugin has been performing great, and I have not noticed any performance issues with it. It is a lot less heavy on resources as a dedicated RSS feed importer plugin for WordPress, that’s for sure.

    You do have to remember that the posts are not stored anywhere other then the activity stream itself. You can filter the stream for external blog posts but it does not save it as a regular post or anything. Excluding them from the Stream would mean that the entries are not stored anywhere basically making the plugin useless :)

    If you feature requests just leave a comment on the blogpost on BP-Tricks itself so we can keep track of them!

    #98163
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    You need to compare the theme you want to use and one of it’s files i.e page.php or index.php to one of the newly created BP ones like /member/index.php the BP files need to mirror the html markup and class/ID’s structure that your chosen theme files have e.g if your theme file has an element named ‘content-main’ and the BP file has ‘content’ then the BP one needs to change to match.

    I’m afraid that if it’s still ‘all gibberish’ then things will be difficult, adjusting a theme to work with BP does require a degree of coding knowledge albeit at a basic level you must be comfortable modifying files and working with HTML markup.

    #16633
    sM4llziE
    Member

    What do I do? Its all jibberish to me! It says I need to do something with the HTML files, what do I need to do with them? It says I need to edit the HTML structure for the buddypress files or something like that. Please help!

    tubruk
    Participant

    http://buddypress.org/community/groups/buddypress-registration-groups-1/

    hello I installed that plugin it works fine but my activity streams show only that I joined one groups.

    #98160
    Tammie Lister
    Moderator

    @opensourcelover: If that doesn’t work what is suggested by @pcwriter my suggestion would be to look at what is causing your JavaScript error on your page. Using firebug I can see you have one. The first port of call I’d suggest would to turn off all plugins and widgets. This could explain the difference in browsers or at least be a good next thing to try if no CSS is different.

    I totally second and agree with @pcwriter about using a child theme. Only way forward if you are going to make changes like this.

    actually I try to handle the output of date, time and author to the main page if there are several articles written.
    This works fine with the single.php:

    Veröffentlicht am um post_author ) ) ?> <?php edit_post_link( __( 'Edit this entry', 'buddypress' ), '‘, ‘‘ ); ?>

    But how can I handle it in order to see date, time and author on the main page? Actually only author and time will be shown at the BuddyPress Default 1.2.6 theme

    Thanks Joachim

    takuya
    Participant

    I’ve been searching this for a few days, but I still haven’t found anything close to the answer.

    I wonder if BuddyPress has a function to let users call a certain xprofile field just like the way we call it from the_author_description, outside BuddyPress loop but in a normal WordPress loop. I want to create an author box where the description field is taken from xprofile.

    Similar but old topics…
    http://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/calling-specific-profile-fields-individually/
    http://buddypress.org/community/groups/creating-extending/forum/topic/functioncall-to-access-custom-profile-fields/

    takuya
    Participant

    You can find it easily by clicking featured, however, I strongly agree with your suggestion to put it on top of other buddypress results.

    #98154
    Mitch
    Participant

    @ wpmubp.org – Thanks! I already have multi-blog enabled. The situation I’ve described above has multi-blog enabled?

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