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I’m using the Free EcoLines template downloaded from WordPress.org, and I even went through the process to add buddypress to it (update functions.php, etc.). However, the bar isn’t showing across the top of the screen with the login information.
Is this theme Buddypress ready?
And if I can’t get the bar showing, then how can I code a login/logout box at the top?
Thanks!
I’m using the latest WP & BP on fresh installs and starting out with the BP_Group_Extension and using the code at http://codex.buddypress.org/developer-docs/group-extension-api/ and got everything working in about an hour to save some metadata for each group and display it in a new tab. It’s great!
However, when I login as a non-admin user who is a member of the group, it does not show me the tab. I backed it up to just the code displayed on that page plus this for the display function and still get nothing. How do I show the output to all users and not just admins?
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function display() {
/* Use this function to display the actual content of your group extension when the nav item is selected */
global $bp;
echo ‘Welcome to ‘.$bp->groups->current_group->name;
}
`Thanks,
AndrewFinally I got the solution by other way.
thanks, @travel-junkie, for your response.
I made a update to the newest Buddypress. Since then the User and Group Avatars are no more displayed, but they are still on the server. Also it is not possible to upload an avatar, because I get the message, that folder permissions may be wrong, but the permissions are completely right to 777. Does anyone know what is going on here and how I can fix this?
The page.php doesn’t include the comments coded. Can you add it to the default theme? I know I can add it myself to child theme but It kinda defeats the purpose of a child theme
Cool, I’m glad the first part worked!
Here’s a thrown-together-in-five-minutes filter to replace missing avatars with BP’s default mystery man. This probably won’t differentiate between user and group avatars, which you’ll have to sniff out of the $params array (in sort of the same way that I do with width and height). The basic idea is: if bp_core_fetch_avatar is not outputting any HTML, swap out the boolean false with the default mystery man.
`function bbg_no_avatar( $html, $params ) {
if ( !$html ) {
if ( $params )
$height = ‘ height=”‘ . $params . ‘”‘;if ( $params )
$height = ‘ width=”‘ . $params . ‘”‘;$default_image_url = WP_PLUGIN_URL . ‘/buddypress/bp-core/images/mystery-man.jpg’;
$html = ‘‘;
}return $html;
}
add_action( ‘bp_core_fetch_avatar’, ‘bbg_no_avatar’, 10, 2 );`@pisanojm – just making sure you saw this.
For some purposes, I set a static page for my website, either for the front page and the posts page. Then I want to customize the posts page so that different from other pages. But when looking through firebug, I found no other body_class except “logged-in” when I login, and empty when I logout. For example, look using firebug on this page: http://buddypress.org/blog/
My question is, how to add more body_class for the posts page template? Can anyone help?
Topic: Installing on WPMU 2.9.1
Hi
I have been tasked with installing BuddyPress on a WordPress MU 2.9.1 site. It has many custom plugins built for it that are making upgrading to WP3 an unlikely event at this stage.
Can someone point me in the right direction to get a version of BP that will work with a MU 2.9.1 install? I’m guessing that I will need an older version.
TIA
