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Didn’t see your post nicolagreco. Posting around the same time

@wardeh Missed that part. I would imagine that Andy will eventually do something with forums, but priority now is getting 1st release out. I have a ticket for forum activity in sitewide feed as well at:

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/241

if i were you, i wont use widget in this case. i would create a loop to show last post

(i use prologue theme too on one of my buddypress installation, and i highly hacked that theme!!)

https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/261

Known issue that even happens on testbp.org. Andy knows about it, so it should be fixed here pretty soon

Trent

can you develope in php?

if yes, you could develope a php script that add an action : when a user post someting, it has to be stored in the db,

or searching for a function in bbpress documentation that shows last articles..

i believe that if you knows a bit of php you can do the second one..

Tomorrow i will open http://buddypressdev.org forums and there i will post some lines, if i can with time!

If i’ve time tomorrow (in italy is midnight), i will write a plugin and i will post it on http://buddypressdev.org

Don’t put them into this thread, but rather a new topic in:

https://buddypress.org/forums/forum.php?id=6

Trent

Media Temple here as well and I have nothing but good things to say about them and haven’t had any problems with WPMU/bbPress/BuddyPress.

I use media temple, cheapest VPS. Never had a problem regarding getting WordPress MU or BuddyPress to work with them. Hope that helps.

Salut,

Le site ne fonctionne toujours pas :'(

Je peux donner un coup de main si besoin …

Et je cherche aussi à télécharger le fichier de langue “FR”

When you are viewing your site, not the backend admin area, from the menu bar at the top of the screen My Account > Groups > Create a Group. If you don’t see a menu bar then you have to flip the Site Admin > BuddyPress > Show admin bar for logged out users switch to ‘yes’.

burtadsit,

You know, I may have, but you awesome folks make in so easy to introduce a new brand of trouble just about every semester. Here’s to you, BuddyPress looks awesome, and your support here is no small part of that. Thanks

With regard to the title: “Feature that MUST be included in next version for me..”

I’m in need of event listing. And if we look at how Facebook manage their event list, I think a pseudo-blog would also be a good base to build on. A “blog” that is open to any member to post and comment. The blog post is the event description. The blog custom field can hold specific informations: venue, RSVP, speaker, etc. The category system, tagging, etc. All is perfect, I think. Then we exclude/hide it someway so it’s not considered someone’s blog–to differentiate it with the real blogs.

Anyway, we’re all used to develop WordPress into anything we need aren’t we? 😆

@nicolagreco I think it looks like the same with the earlier version facebook status (without the status comment system)

In the previous revisions, buddypress hold each profile page as blogs. It’s not blog, it’s profile page but use the database structure like a blog. I came here in the end part of that stage of BP. I’m not sure the whole structure behind it.

yes, i wrote some lines of code, i hope it works https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=485

bp-status? Never heard about this. But isn’t BuddyPress wire has the same function as status?

Speaking about personal blog for each user, I think we had gone through this before. Every signed up user once got his/her default profile page in subdomain that acts like a blog. Then Andy made some modifications and threw then away.

Hey all, Trent explains it beautifully here:

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

I’m having the identical issue with a fresh install of the Combo Pack (1.0b1). I’ve followed the instructions for installation of Combo Pack (https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/installing-buddypres-from-combo/) but when I select Site Admin > Profile Fields, then “Add a Group,” I get the message “There was an error saving the group. Please try again.” Grateful for any advice on this.

That you ‘toriq’ from #buddypress? Howdy.

Doing that it’s a lot easy, you’ve tu use this buddypress function friends_add_friend($initiator_userid,$friend_userid)

i will work on a plugin now, i hope in 15 minutes i’m here with a new plugin

Mike: if you are gonna mod the adminbar may I suggest this? A plugin that does the work for you without modifying the admin bar code. Andy made some changes to the adminbar to make it possible to replace menu entries easily and add new menu items between existing menu options. I use a plugin to do this. Used to modify it every time a change came thru SVN and got tired of that.

Here’s what I use:

http://pastie.org/344208

That’s a link to the code for a little plugin I use. What that does is it adds a new top level menu item ‘Community’ with the News, Members and all the other items that are available in the home and member themes as buttons.

You’ll need to modify this for your needs but it’s an example of how to add a new top level menu item and all the drop downs. The function oci_get_community_blog_url() goes out and gets some site options I have installed in my root blog theme. I don’t run the home theme on the mu root blog. I run it on community.ourcommoninterest.org. That menu gives access to the ‘community’ directories and recent activity. All the bp home theme stuff.

More on the adminbar in this ticket: https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/174

You are running on windows right? Just a guess. Before installing bp you need to get mu running properly. It’s a pain on windows. What package are you using? WAMP?

To get your subdomains to work you have to edit the ‘hosts’ file in windows for *each* blog you want to have running on your windows box. The hosts file is in:

Windows 95/98/Me c:windowshosts

Windows NT/2000/XP Pro c:winntsystem32driversetchosts

Windows XP and Vista c:windowssystem32driversetchosts

Once you find it you have to create a line for each blog so:

127.0.0.1 ourcommoninterest.dev

127.0.0.1 adminstoy.ourcommoninterest.dev

That’s a sample from my laptop which I use to play with new things in mu, buddypress and bbpress. This is only the beginning of your problems on windows. I know I went thru *all* of them.

However, for now, you should replace the domain name with your chosen domain name. Replace the subdomain name with any blog subdomain name you’ve chosen. ‘trial’ in your case.

Try reading up on what it takes to install mu. Then what it takes to install mu on windows. Google finds lots of things related to mu. Here’s a start:

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=4624

You also need to follow the directions in the mu readme.txt file as it relates to apache.