Andy, i’m using the last trunk. That includes the last update you made 4 days ago in member theme(as i can se in the trunk description). So my member-theme is updated. Maybe i can ckeck this wp_nonce()calls? you know how can i check it?
Excuse me for insisting on it, but the error is still there!
There are 2 online site with the same problems. http://www.culturizarte.com and http://www.buddypress-es.org, and maybe some more … I check this two ones, and there is the same problem.
Thanks a lot
http://manyaklari.com
greetings from turkey. partially localized.
Thanks for the link, I’ll give that a try but I still think there’s a larger issue here.
After letting it sit overnight I re-checked the activity feed this morning and though it has a few new items in now goes back over 3 weeks. In non-technical terms, it appears to not be recording most items and leaking the items it does record, eventually causing them to disappear from the feed.
Looks good orbit – Did you have to do much work to get the news theme working?
I’m building a facebook theme for Buddypress, and this is one of the things I’m trying to integrate into it. I don’t believe it would need a seperate front-end theme, just the same peice of code that appears in the friend activity feed provided in the original install.
Sounds like https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/543. Try applying that change and seeing what happens. It won’t update “old” activity, but should apply to ongoing activity.
@gogoplata, I considered PHP Free Chat (and plenty others), installed it and tested it, and it’s ok. The reason I ended up with toksta is that it doesn’t put load on my servers and it has webcam support.
bbPress is a standalone product, similar to WordPress MU and WordPress.org. The idea is to keep everything modular, and allow people to pick and choose what they want to use.
I think that the way that the Forums are implemented into BuddyPress will change once BackPress because a more mature API.
In the meantime, the forums work almost exactly like the wire does, but for groups instead. Groups also have their own wire, so in reality having a forum is a little redundant until someone takes the initiative to introduce some more functionality into the BuddyPress forum area.
Where can we get more info on this? This could possibly be huge. Just for the fact that most people who use wordpress aren’t that technical. So, if anyone has any data on this project I would like to see it.
Thanks for letting the cat out of the bag this is HUGE!!!
Running a site on BP for artists and creative pros here:
http://accidentalcreative.com
For a general chat for logged in users I used these instructions and it worked perfectly.
Since you’re asking, I think maybe you should have let Andy announce this when it was time. 
Now that the cat is out of the bag, I think it only makes sense to offer BuddyPress to the widest audience. In my opinion, BuddyPress does what everyone wishes WordPress would have done in the first place, so I feel like this was inevitable and a very good thing.
Btw David, I was the tall skinny guy that helped you get the projector working at your presentation. :wave:
Sorry but I can’t help you with your IE. I just tested it again on my mac and it works fine in:
– IE 6.x on Windows XP
– IE 7.x on Windows Vista
– FireFox 3.x and Safari 3.2.1 on Mac OS X 10.5.6
Good news! The 1165 trunk solved the problem. You have to download the last svn version of buddypress, upload it, then set your language to your language, and last add all your widgets. Don’t forget this last step!
At second glance, the reason I asked is because I’d like to update all of the xprofile user info that I want visible in the forums, into the bbGroup array, even if they are NOT in any group.
I think that using your array for my purpose isn’t really “right,” but it will work once I can get non-grouped users to have a bbGroup array.
I haven’t had time this week to come up with what I consider a “real” solution that doesn’t piggy back on top of yours, to pass all xprofile info from bp to bbp.
Your bbGroups really does work perfectly for people that are in groups, just not people that aren’t I think. Ha!
John, hang in there. Been moving myself and my laptop to a diff town past 3 days. Getting setup again. I think I’m hooking the ‘xprofile_updated_profile’ action.
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Yep. In 0.22. Should work. Lemme see exactly how much of ‘changing’ the profile that actually covers.
brb.
hi Pers, can you help me with my IE problem? Anyone out there has tested the chat using explorer?
Where would I want to hook into, to update the bbGroups array whenever the logged in user edits their xprofile data?
There’s a few around but you could purchase, and use, the paid for version of http://www.xml-sitemaps.com
The app allows you to include/ exclude folders/ directories etc
Isn’t this an issue that needs to be addressed through buddypress then? Because people will have older users and when they install the plugin, they will have the same issue I am having of only newer users showing up through the member search.
I posted this as a ticket (it is a bug) here: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/543
The solution:
OK, this is a confirmed bug. The post_date reflects the time zone set for the blog which is mountain time. I’m in the eastern time zone so my post was seen by this line of code as 2 hours old as soon as I added the post. We need to off-set for the time zone.
REPLACE:
if ( $recorded_post->date_created >= strtotime( "-30 minutes" ) )
WITH
if ( $recorded_post->date_created >= (current_time('timestamp') - 30) )
that will fix the problem! (code in bp-blogs.php)
I’m going to migrate some of the bbPress “favorites” idea into a BuddyPress plugin eventually. I was thinking of opening this up to site wide links as well, which would just involve a link in the header or footer, if logged in, to add that location to your favorites.
I think it’s very doable, but would either need to be added to the trac as a feature request, or be done as another BP plugin, separate from the others.
bp-core-adminbar.php controls what is on the menu. I used it to remove the visit tab on the far right and replace with my own links.
If you do a view source you can find the location of the buddypress logo on far left. I replaced that logo with my own logo, and it takes the reader back to the home page of the site.
http://greathistory.com
nicola, I’ve submitted it to bp-dev, just waiting for you to make it public 
