BuddyPress.org

See: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=544

@burtadsit i re installed it all again and it came alive its so cruciall to get it all right and as i have a slow conection here in kenya its a bit slow to get things updated..

can i ask for your attention on https://buddypress.org/forums/forum.php?id=3 some feedback would be ace..

hello cosmican and andy or anyone really

i am also really keen on adapting and adding fields to the groups component.

I am just trying to learn and get my head around all the code. Sadly i cant quite find where to add the fields in the different pages.. i get to the create.php with this code..

<?php get_header() ?>

<div class=”content-header”>

<ul class=”content-header-nav”>

<?php bp_group_creation_tabs(); ?>

</div>

<div id=”content”>

<h2><?php _e( ‘Create a Group’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?> <?php bp_group_creation_stage_title() ?></h2>

<?php do_action( ‘template_notices’ ) // (error/success feedback) ?>

<?php bp_group_create_form() ?>

</div>

<?php get_footer() ?>

But then i cant find where to go to next. IE i cant find the page that has the fields on it to add in my own custom fields..

i would also be keen to see how you did it using the replacement of $bp with $bp… did that work for you??

I know this is all quite basic but i am trying to learn and use it for a major project..

so basically any help on adding in new fields in the group section..

My project is called spots kenya and i want to use the groups option as a kinda creat your own spot rather than group..

i basically need to have a few more fields that would integrate a google maps api location tag and possibly a few more custom fields.

Thanks so so much and i look forward to hearing from peoples reply..

Les fichiers de langue FR sont disponible dans le codex de buddypress : https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/french-france-fr_fr/

Il y a 2/3 à modifier mais c’est du bon travail. Merci à l’équipe qui a fait la traduction.

J’ai fait un post pour l’installation des fichiers de traduction :

http://blog.shaze.net/

<?php

function my_admin_bar_logo() {

return URL_OF_MY_LOGO_IMAGE;

}

add_filter( 'bp_admin_bar_logo_src', 'my_admin_bar_logo' );

?>

Place that in a php file and include it in mu-plugins. You won’t have to hack any of the core using this method.

Here are my easier solutions. Only easier because I’m not as technical as Burt.

1) You can replace that image with your own. Call it the same name and be prepared to reupload it everytime you upgrade.

2) I was going to say edit custom.css, but I just tested it. It doesn’t work. Burt, you were right.

Howdy. That little logo lives in the directory /wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/images

admin_bar_logo.gif

You can point bp to something more to your liking if you are comfortable with code.

Since long lines of code don’t paste well here see: http://pastie.org/347661

I have that running in a little plugin that does a bunch of utility bp mods I need done. You could put a modification of that in your theme’s functions.php file if you like.

If you change the dimensions of the image at all you’ll have to skin the css for the admin bar also. It lives at: /wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/css/admin-bar.css

I don’t think that the admin bar css can be overridden in bp’s custom.css yet. I may be wrong though.

Probably way more than you cared to know about changing a little smidgen of an image ‘eh?

@oceandoctor You probably could work around this by uploading two avs for each of your users, or just going with one of the default avs like ‘identicons’. (Site Admin > BuddyPress > Default Avatars)

I haven’t tried *turning off* a custom av though. One bp thinks you have one, you have one. If you want to run a generated av like identicon, try deleting the custom av and then configuring bp to use a stock one.

Avs come in to flavors. small and large. 50×50 and 150×150. Named: myfavav-avatar1.jpg and myfavav-avatar2.jpg. Once again bp remembers the url to these avs once uploaded and cropped. The easiest way to hook up to bp is to name them the same as the existing goofy avs. Just replace them.

@seanzyville, you got a nice clean site, a nice change from the BP home page.

How did you use the custom theme to replace the BP home theme.

Because I’ve got a custom theme I want to use?

Site Admin > BuddyPress > Show admin bar for logged out users: NO

Easy? You mean like going to McDonalds and getting a cheeseburger easy?

Or going to the store buying all the fixings, coming home and making a cheeseburger easy?

Line 34 of bp-activity-widgets.php is the spot that echos the sitewide activity stuff you see. The loop around it uses the var $item which is of the flavor ‘array’ containing amongst other things the condiment : $item. If you use the proper kitchen utensil : bp_core_get_avatar( $item, 1 ) you are well on your way to making a normal size burger. That gets you the 50×50 avatar.

If your really hungry you could use bp_core_get_avatar( $item, 2 ). That gets you the big avatar.

So, is it McDonalds today or the kitchen?

I think Charlie Stout’s talk about farming in relation to bp has made me hungry.

http://charliestout.testbp.org/2008/12/22/want-to-expand-buddypress-expand-gravatar/

http://www.zanzoon.com

ZanzOOn, learn, socially…

Hi Trent,

I finally gave up on cookie integration and went with just the wordpress integration. I got farther along in that I can post topics now with no errors, but adding a reply gives the dreaded red “There was an error posting that reply.” Looking over your last post gave me pause though. Are you saying to install only wpmu and bbpress, get them working, then install buddypress? Maybe I’m just tired, but the instructions from bp-forums/installation-readme.txt dont’ seen to follow that route. Makes sense though. I keep saying I’ve attempted this for the last time and moving on, but I find myself pulled back in once more with a faint glimmer of hope. I hope this isn’t the definition of insanity (always expecting different results).

Thanks for all your time in helping us.

I’m at a loss how you would work a shopping cart into BuddyPress (from a conceptual, not technical standpoint). Are you trying to create an environment where everyone has their own store? If that’s the case, you could easily adapt a standard ecommerce theme into a Buddypress compatible one and make that the one and only blog theme for users. Just curious.

I liked : http://www.screamings.com

and a coulpe of other ones too.

I love buddy press but i am a little green on it.

Still werkin on it check it out: http://www.social.hiphopdashboard.com

also peep http://www.hiphopdashboard.com

Still trying to tweak them both but let me kno what ya guys think.

have a see there :

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=471

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=376#post-1485

if several languages are installed both on wpmu and bdpress

do users can choose their language indenpendantly ?

in profile there is a way to make people to choose their first language.

it would be great to link this with an available language transmation of buddypress.

both the first and the second link works well.. try download it directly here http://buddypressdev.org/download/3