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After upgrading to BuddyPress 1.0, I can’t seem to get rid of the option and user bars on the directory pages for member, group and blogs.
Sample of 1.0 with error: http://sustainabletogether.com/members
What it should look like on rc 1.0 http://learnshareact.com/members
1.0 code for: wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-templatetags.php for lines 676 through 711 is:
<?php } ?>
<?php
do_action( ‘bp_nav_items’ );
}
function bp_custom_profile_boxes() {
do_action( ‘bp_custom_profile_boxes’ );
}
function bp_custom_profile_sidebar_boxes() {
do_action( ‘bp_custom_profile_sidebar_boxes’ );
}
function bp_get_userbar( $hide_on_directory = true ) {
global $bp;
if ( $hide_on_directory && $bp->is_directory )
return false;
include_once( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/userbar.php’ );
}
function bp_get_optionsbar( $hide_on_directory = true ) {
global $bp;
if ( $hide_on_directory && $bp->is_directory )
return false;
include_once( TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/optionsbar.php’ );
}
function bp_is_directory() {
global $bp;
return $bp->is_directory;
}
This all looks right to me. I don’t understand why this is not hiding the optionbar and userbar on the directory pages for member, group and blog pages?
I’ve been staring at this until I’m blue in the face. Does anyone have any ideas on why the optionbar and userbar are not hidden on these pages?
The statcounter plugin has this:
add_action('wp_footer', 'add_statcounter');Will that adequately cover the WPMU install as well as buddypress? Just wanted to make sure it didn’t miss anything in buddypress, the WPMU install, or the dashboard pageloads. I want to capture every pageload on the site, including my theme that I use for all blogs.
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/official-statcounter-plugin-for-wordpress/
@M, worked like a champ! Great work! I deleted my account to see if it would properly cleanup the activity feed, and it did nicely! Delete my email (you should have it) from the wp_signups table so I can signup again
I want to test that chat plugin. I have chat on my site now, but it stinks honestly. Looking forward to yours!
There’s sticky post where everyone posts their urls. Go there, find yourself. If you are lucky, it won’t take time.
We’re working on a cool chat plugin for Buddypress since no one has released anything yet (not that we know of anyway).
Here’s what the Buddypress Chat plugin offers your site:
– Any user with an account can login and chat with other users that are online.
– Each user can mark themselves as available or unavailable for chat
– A new Chat menu item appears in the My Account menu of the navigation bar.
– The menu takes users to a page where they can view who is currently available for chat.
– The plugin checks the database to see which users were recently active. So when a user drops out of that list for inactivity then they no longer appear in the list of available users for chat until they become active on your site again.
– Chatting with a user produces a small chat box at the bottom of the screen that stays in place even if someone scrolls the screen. Chat conversation is preserved across different pages on your site, so conversions are not interrupted while someone surfs various pages on your site.
It’s in development. Now is the time to test it and give your opinion on features, layout, usability, etc. Go to the test site and sign up for an account, then you can try the chat if others are online to chat with. See the blog post for more info.
Everyone can take the BP Twitter plugin for a joy ride over at the test site:
http://simplercomputing.net/bp
Sign up for an account and give it whirl (check your My Account page to configure your Twitter details) – plus be sure to check out the spiffy new ajax-based BP Chat plugin. Although chat isn’t useful if people aren’t online at the site to chat
That one is very much still in development… see the blog post for details.
