BuddyPress.org

Any day now. Why don’t you vote for BuddyPress in the mean time.

https://www.packtpub.com/open-source-awards-home/vote-most-promising-open-source-project

Alright, concrete feedback now that I’ve played with your features.
1) Header image is too small. I would like options to have a larger image. I like 275 px
2) Remove the search from the header. I’d like options to remove that. It’s unneeded for my site.
3) Title. It’s currently behind the gray bar for the buddypress. Move it down?

Now, I’m just learning PHP, been using HTML for years. New to WordPress in last year. Can I make the above changes somehow in the style.php? I hate to make changes and break it.

I like that it uses the custom menus, so much of my information needs to be accessed in it’s categories.

Thanx for the hard work!

never mind, figured it out. don’t use the # mark on the HEX number. Thanx! It’s looking good!

Alright, finding out the ups and downs of your theme. Good work! Wondering though, what code do I put into the theme options for the colors?

I like it. Thanks for sharing.

Hm. It almost sounds like the blog isn’t being created completely. Are you running any plugins aside from BuddyPress? Are you able to create new blogs through the Dashboard > Super Admin > Sites interface?

It would be nice if the header image was a bit taller

@conectcahul glad you worked it out.
As an aside, I remember that topic which you linked to from a year ago Just saying, Sitewide tags plugin rules

Could you post an example of your code?

Not quite sure what you mean, but if you’ve deleted this line with wp_list_pages in header.php then you need to add it back,

ok, with thanks to http://cleverness.org/2010/08/08/add-user-types-to-wordpress-and-buddypress/ found another starting point:

Put this in you BuddyPress theme /registration/register.php file:

`Account Type:

User Type A
User Type B
User Type C

`

Put the following code in your theme’s functions.php:

`<?php
/* Add sign-up field to BuddyPress sign-up array*/
function bp_custom_user_signup_field( $usermeta ) {
$usermeta = $_POST;

return $usermeta;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_signup_usermeta’, ‘bp_custom_user_signup_field’ );

/* Add field_name from sign-up to usermeta on activation */
function bp_user_activate_field( $signup ) {

update_usermeta( $signup, ‘signup_type’, $signup );

return $signup;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_core_activate_account’, ‘bp_user_activate_field’ );

function synchro_wp_usermeta($user_id, $password, $meta) {
global $bp, $wpdb;

$type = $meta[signup_type];

update_usermeta( $user_id, ‘signup_type’, $type );

}
add_action( ‘wpmu_activate_user’, ‘synchro_wp_usermeta’, 10, 3);
`

This should create selection of account types on the signup page.
If anyone knows how to update profile-loop.php, so that every account type would have different profile group, please share your opinion.

thanks.

Yep.. Although it does not do everything straight out of the box.

You can create a Group where you can give support etc. The add the great “BuddyPress Group Documents” plugin to list your downloads. You can even let members of the group submit their own files (if you wish). You can extend your groups with Bug reporting and a task manager plugin named BP GTM System.

This should get you started!

just wrote a plugin but for single wordpress only
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-pending-activations/

@hnla
if you would look on the whole topic, you would see that discussion is about radio button with x selections, but discribed code includes only one selection, therefor my question seems a bit logical, as 60% of people here won’t be able to change code themselves (me too).
people that were mentioned in previous posts were involved in this question, or those who would like to help.
my problem? you could create poll to see, how many people would like to have this feature (I’ve seen last request few hours ago).

definitely won’t disturb you any more, and your dog too

thank you.

@janismo take a care asking everyone and their dog to look at your problem you must allow some time, generally the people that can help are pretty busy themselves.

Last post I saw mention of ‘Can only get one value for radio button’ radio form controls can only be in one state or value, if you were needing to see if a profile should do something based on a number possible radio selections can you not do:

if radio == ” || radio == ” || radio == ” it’s probably a little long winded and better done by doing something like an array compare or some other more elegant approach.