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I can confirm reCaptcha works flawlessly with a WPMU/BP install

this lifestream output would it be displayed in a separate page on members page like facebook or what?

If trent send it to me, i will add it on the plugins directory, that i will open tomorrow at http://buddypressdev.org

Good Job, works fine. Thank you.

Ok, so basically you just copied the description from Social Network PHP Script. Might have been easier and simpler to say that from the beginning.

Good suggestions overall. Not to sound like a “bummer” person, but i’m sure it will take a while to put something together like this for BuddyPress. Andy is also already working on a photos module which won’t be visible for at least a few months.

I am very new to buddypress, just downloaded it yesterday,

I know nothing about website design and have extra time on my hands, so i thought I’d play with it.

Anyhow, mine is aimed at the World of Warcraft players (all 12 million of them )

http://my-wow.com

Here my BuddyPress Developers’ Community http://buddypressdev.org/

I hope it will be usefull

So, i’ve said it to some people interested on irc. So, i can do this plug-in, but for doing it, i decide to attend next version of buddypress because in that, andy will put photo album feature, so doing a video feature, will be easier..

I will update users about my and other plugin via this site http://buddypressdev.org/

Interesting..

I think you should post it also in http://buddypressdev.org/forums/ (a BuddyPress Community for developers)

i’d try reinstalling everything first…i am not seeing any of these issues on my site so must be something to do with your setup

also check the permissions on the buddypress components

I would be interested in this as well. I have figured out how to expand the settings on BuddyPress profile pages. It would be great to allow users of BP to actually go into “settings” (because profile is public), edit their social settings, and then display the feeds on a seperate BuddyPress page, widget, or (even better IMO) a new BuddyPress component. I just posted about this in the forum a few minutes ago.

Are you using your own theme or the buddypress-home theme?

So say you have a plugin that displays a twitter feed given a username. You want ALL profile pages in BuddyPress to automatically show this. I would think this would be a WPMU plugin, but i wanted to confirm. I managed to create additional profile pages in my BP test install (and even additional setting screens) but can’t get plugins to work on the pages I have created. Thinking it might have to do with where the plugin are installed.

In buddypress-home > css, rename the custom-sample.css as custom.css.

Then add these lines to it and save:

body {

background:#000000;

color:#FFFFFF;

}

.widget ul.item-list li, .activity-list {

background:#000000;

}

.activity-list li blockquote {

background:#000000;

}

.activity-list {

border:none;

}

Some other thing may need changing, too; I don’t know what you want. All the widget titles have background colors. Also the link color might not be what you want.

For the header fill in your amount of pixels and the name of your logo file (put it in buddypress-home > images).

#header h1 {

background:transparent url(../images/your-logo.gif) no-repeat scroll left top;

height:–px;

width:–px;

}

You’ll have to do the same with buddypress-member > css. Rename custom-sample.css to custom.css and add the header bit, as well as any color changes.

Who knows what else may come up. Post if you need help with anything else.

I highly recommend something like this, especially for signups. Spammers target MU blogs to auto-register and then auto-create/post blogs.

I had also made mine a two column theme… extending the left column stretching across to the right one. Getting rid of the middle one. Got a few issues in IE with the top margin, should be an easy fix…but i’ll let you know.

Howdy, the area I think you are talking about is the default form when you view a member’s profile right? ‘me’ > profile > public. The template that generates that screen is in /member-themes/buddypress-member/profile/index.php

You’ll see the calls to generate all the sections on that page. One of them is the wire. Line 47:

<?php bp_wire_get_post_list( bp_current_user_id()… and so on …

You were gonna make a copy of the theme, make whatever changes you need to run a custom bp member theme and edit that one right? I think it’s in the bp rules and code of conduct. I’ll have to check.

There are 2 things you need to change, 1 in custom.css, 1 in home.php in the buddypress-home theme folder (and /css folder)

remove lines 14 to 25 (or comment out) of home.php

`<div id=”center-column”>

<?php if ( !function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’)

|| !dynamic_sidebar(‘center-column’) ) : ?>

<div class=”widget-error”>

Please log in and /wp-admin/widgets.php?s=&show=&sidebar=sidebar-2″>add widgets to this column.

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

</div>`

This will remove the center column from the layout.

Next you need to adjust the css right margin of #left-column

#left-column {

margin-right: 280px;

}

Also you could adjust the body width, with this addition to your custom.css

body {

max-width: 1100px;

}

Hope That Helps,

Brad

http://www.gorgeousgamers.com/beta/

I wanted to removed “Create a Blog!” from of the buddypress admin bar.

This is what I got to work:

wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/bp-core-adminbar.php

$blogscheck = get_blogs_of_user($current_user->ID);

if ( ! empty($blogscheck)

{

echo '<a href="' . $bp['loggedin_domain'] . $bp['blogs']['slug'] . '/create-a-blog">' . __("Create a Blog!", 'buddypress') . '</a>';

}