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  • Roger Coathup
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    @burt, thanks for the quick response

    I’ll hopefully get it downloaded this week, and running on a site we already have out there… speed up the testing for you!

    Cheers,

    Roger

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    @roger, this version works just like wp’s tag system. No restrictions. It is possible to do what you are talking about. It would take some custom programming to do so. I’m not going to document this for programmers yet. After things are stable with this project I will.

    However, it is intended as a tool for site admins and programmers to use. I’m trying to get the core stable in all environments first. This release is intended to do that. When it gets to beta I’ll document the core and the template tags. This purpose of this version is to get something useful out there. Knock a couple of features off Andy’s wish list for bp 1.x.

    This is an end user version at the moment.

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    @manoj, never seen that. You running wpmu 2.7.1, bp 1.0 and bpc is installed properly?

    Roger Coathup
    Participant

    Hi Burt,

    this looks excellent for a new project we have starting.

    Is there any way of restricting the tags that can be applied? i.e. the administrator / developer defines the list of allowed tags, and the member has to chose tags from that list.

    Members on the new project will be businesses, and we want to be able to categorise them, i.e. as Accountants, Restaurant, Newsagent, Bank, etc. We have about 20 categories in total.

    Cheers,

    Roger

    #46016
    gpo1
    Participant

    Filter only friends online to chat with using the chat plugin?

    #46011
    2731640
    Inactive

    OK, so the problem might be in the theme?

    I have own theme and find out some minor problems there but when using bp 1.0 default theme (BuddyPress Default Member Theme (1.0)), I still have the same problems.

    The weirdest problem is leaving the group. When logged in and on the Groups Directory/Groups Listing page, it is no problem to leave a group, but when I try to leave a group on group’s own page (e.g. http://domain.com/groups/testgroup ) by clicking the Leave Group -button, I get problem #3 from my 1st post (…This page (leave a group) doesn’t have a wp-admin-bar and footer at all! Other pages have. I only get messages: “Confirm Leave Group” and “Are you sure you want to leave this group?” but there’s no options “Yes, I’d like to leave this group.” and “No, I’ll stay!”. ….)

    talk2manoj
    Participant

    When I add tag in Group its says

    string 'http://domain.com/groups/admin-group-name/edit' (length=49)

    talk2manoj
    Participant

    Thanks for the quick answer. Yes, I want to use it in my own component.

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    I’m not sure what you mean Manoj. It will work with other bp custom plugins yes. Is it going to be enhanced to allow you to use it in your own components. Yes also.

    talk2manoj
    Participant

    Hi Burt,

    This seems amazing! looking forward to use the same.

    Can we use this along with our custom developed component?

    Thanks

    #46005
    jugularbean
    Participant

    AAAAA! I’m so stupid!! I kept reading it as wp-content/themes/

    Sorry. :|

    Thanks for the help, Burt.

    #46004
    TheEasyButton
    Participant

    To Uninstall bbPress

    1. Delete bb-config.php from your forums directory.

    2. Log into your database and drop the tables that begin with bb_ (assuming you left bb_ as your forum prefix)

    To install it again, simply go to the same page you used to install it before. Run through your installation and your bb-config.php as well as the bb_ tables will be created again.

    #46003
    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    If you are sure you installed Buddypress correctly, you need either some sleep or maybe some coffee.

    This is not some bug in Buddypress. Are you sure you didnt register a blog with the account, and that the backend you see belongs to this blog? It is quite clear that members are administrators on their own blog. Can you see the Buddypressmenu in your menu to the left after logging in?

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Thanks!

    Now, I am kind of confused actually.

    What I wanted to do was to copy the function over to my bp-custom.php, and then remove the <img src=”” /> tag from the function, so that I could get the avatars by writing the entire code with <img src=”……” /> in the theme I am using.

    I did this with the bp_loggedinuser_avatar() function, but it does not seem to be any img-tags in the bp_get_options_avatar() function. Now, does anyone of you know where I can find the img-tag witch Buddypress automatically gets when using the bp_get_options_avatar() function?

    Thanks…!

    #46001
    gaetanbuddypress
    Participant

    500,000 and 1 million people in the next 6 months!! Really huge!! Nice!!

    gaetanbuddypress
    Participant

    Seppolaatle112,

    Have a look in this file:

    /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php

    I think you’ll find what you want!;-)

    #45997
    Walsh
    Participant

    Same issue as a few others in this thread—

    I’m using WPMU 2.7.1, BuddyPress 1.0, and bbPress 1.0-Alpha-6. Followed all install instructions, and voila! Logins are synchronized. Logging in to WPMU automagically logs me in to bbPress, and vice versa.

    HOWEVER…

    WHen I set up a new group within WPMU/BuddyPress, I *still* get the highly annoying “Attention Site Admin: Group forums require the correct setup and configuration of a bbPress installation.”

    I was using my admin user as the KeyMaster, also created another user (forumbridge) and tried setting him as the keymaster. No dice. Can’t get the group forums to grok–which was the entire point of this exercise.

    Any suggestions?

    #45996
    Arturo
    Participant

    see this page: https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/ contains usefull information.

    #45994

    In reply to: Default Avatars

    Arturo
    Participant

    you find “mistery man” in wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/images/mystery-man.jpg

    is a raw solution but it work

    #45992
    Arturo
    Participant

    in home i see another theme, you’ve tried with default home and member theme?

    #45989
    Mark
    Participant

    Hi Tellman, I can help you. Check your message box here at this site for more info.

    #45988

    In reply to: Add fields to wp_users

    Greg
    Participant

    I have related questions about the relationship between the WP tables and the BP tables, so I’d like to make sure that I understand the responses above.

    I know that BP maintains user profile information separately from “wp_usermeta” (in “wp_bp_xprofile_data”, to be specific). BP provides functionality for modifying this information, but no way for putting “wp_usermeta” fields into the “edit profile” form.

    So I think the answer to Peter’s question is that without *major* customization:

    1. You have to be happy with user data being stored in a few different places

    2. All user editable info must be in the tables created by BP

    Is this correct?

    BTW, what does the “Disable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing?” option do under BP General Settings in the admin page? Does this only apply to the username field?

    #45987
    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Tadziz, In your Buddypress-folder you should find a folder called bp-languages. There you’ll find BP’s languagefile. Remeber that your Buddypress-installation will use the same language as your installation of Wpmu does.

    Just a tip,: You can find more information about translating buddypress if you search the forums.

    #45986
    Eric Wood
    Participant

    I did this… permissions set at 755. As mentioned, all was working until I updated the settings to show a different avatar

    #45985
    Arturo
    Participant

    Please move “/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/” to “/wp-content/bp-themes/” and refresh this page.

    are you sure to have moved this folder? check the permission to 755.

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