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There’s a quick five-line plugin to do that in this thread:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1095

Just change:

$redirect_to = bp_core_get_userurl($user->ID);

to whatever URL you want the user to be redirected to.

http://twitterfic.com

a social site for twitter fan fic characters.

There’s this function in the bp admin bar:

// return a string indicating user’s role in that blog

function get_blog_role_for_user( $user, $blog ) {

// If the user is a site admin, just display admin.

if ( is_site_admin() )

return __( ‘Admin’, ‘buddypress’);

$roles = get_usermeta( $user, ‘wp_’ . $blog . ‘_capabilities’ );

if ( isset( $roles ) )

$role = __( ‘Subscriber’, ‘buddypress’ );

elseif ( isset( $roles ) )

$role = __( ‘Contributor’, ‘buddypress’ );

elseif ( isset( $roles ) )

$role = __( ‘Author’, ‘buddypress’ );

elseif ( isset( $roles ) )

$role = __( ‘Editor’, ‘buddypress’ );

elseif ( isset( $roles ) )

$role = __( ‘Admin’, ‘buddypress’ );

else

return false;

return $role;

}

It determines the user’s role. That what you need?

You might just be missing the current user in that function you created. Gotta remember the global vars.

global $current_user;

The info that bp tracks for a user is what bp needs to know about the user. The rest is provided by wpmu.

OK people this seems to work. This requires modifying the member theme since I didn’t find any actions in bp to hook this into so here goes:

In the member theme the file:

/buddypress-member/blogs/create.php

There is this chunk of code:

<?php if ( bp_blog_signup_enabled() ) : ?>

..(some other stuff here)..

<?php else: ?>

<div id=”message” class=”info”>

<p><?php _e( ‘Blog registration is currently disabled’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?></p>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

Replace the ..(some other stuff here).. with this:

<?php

global $bp;

$blogs = bp_blogs_get_blogs_for_user($bp->loggedin_user->id);

if (!$blogs)

{

bp_show_blog_signup_form();

}

else

{

?>

<div id=”message” class=”info”>

<p><?php _e( ‘Limit one Blog per member’, ‘buddypress’ ); ?></p>

</div>

<?php

}

?>

This is the entire little create.php file in pastie: http://pastie.org/396083

This was a: “quick ya we should have that and I’ve got to get to the store and get some boxes because I’m moving from Michigan where we have a snow storm today and Virginia where I’m moving to comes to a screeching halt when they get 1″ of snow and I gotta run now” solution.

When I get back from the store I’ll help clean up the damage this might cause. This does work for me in a quick test.

The purpose of that is to allow WP themes to run the bp directories such as member, groups and blogs. It has nothing to do with the member theme at all.

What the themes are for:

https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/using-the-buddypress-themes/

http://blog.andedipan.com/

Thanks burtadsit. I had looked in Tract but couldn’t find anything at the time of reporting. Appreciate your update.

I’m also on my way to totally eliminating the bbPress profile at http://delsolownersclub.com. If only there was a “Favorites” function inside BuddyPress. Hmm…

oldskoo1, see this thread here for info about that: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1095

Buried in there is a little 5 line plugin that allows you to redirect on login.

Don’t really think so. People will want different levels of ‘integration’ for those two products. This is really a theme related issue. If the theme developer decides to do that then it gets done. I’m doing that on a theme I’m working on for bbpress. I want to have as much bp functionality as possible in bbpress.

You can see the current state of chaos here: http://ourcommoninterest.org/bbpress

login credentials for test user:

username – hellome

password – hellome

The way I have it setup now is that when viewing a thread the user info block for each post has the bp avatar, user full name and underneath the bbpress title. The user full name takes you to the bp profile and the title takes you to the bbpress profile. Just fooling around with some ideas.

Ok So I had a blog that was doing pretty good and I wanted to get all the fantastic features of buddypress. I went ahead an migrated over, but what I am seeing is that my once very full looking blog is looking like a fresh brand new site, and rightfully so.

What I would like to propose is maybe a group of us could get together and help each other out by taking the time to help each other make their sites look a little more flush by registering as new users, creating some groups, etc. I think it would help us get more signups if our sites don’t look like something we just put up there two days ago.

Any thoughts on this. My site is http://www.beergogglehell.com I am not 100% done with it, but close.

well i’m fine moving it here. Everything on site works great except the ajax not refreshing. Oh and the email sign up link bug. Other than that Buddypress rocks!

From this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1223

– If you upgrade from a previous version and are using your own custom theme, you will need to copy over the functions.php from the latest buddypress-home theme.

Try that Keith. It may be the problem. That is an issue for *all* wp themes that take the place of bp’s home theme.

@josswin, this is a known, recent issue with bp’s usage of a wpmu security mechanism.

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/519

That didnt work…I really have done nothing to the code the only thing I have modified is the css to make it look different. The only bp addons are the flickr and youtube plugins.

Wp plugins are share this and thats it. This did not work from the first time I installed buddypress so it could not have been something I did.

http://teamjaren.no – its a cycle-club.

New music site.

http://www.QuestForMillions.com

I found the bp_login_bar() in the file /bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php on line 489. You could just edit this directly or add an optional parameter to this function.

Maybe this could be added as a feature of BuddyPress?

In the mu-plugins folder you find the buddypress activity plugin.

It has a subfolder called feeds.

Al three of them use

header(‘status: 200 OK’);

But it should be

header(‘http/1.1 200 OK);

It worked for me

Yes, when I click on a link in an email to accept a friend, I get the “Are you sure you want to do this?” message. The link in the email looks like this:

Accept the friendship request:

https://blogs.example.com/members/auser/friends/requests/accept/22?_wpnonce=8b608e4a0d

Fairly new site

http://houseofinu.org

See my response here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1152 for a solution as well.

http://Web20Bizz.com

Mike