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I would like to create an entry screen for my buddypress community, so that users have to login/register in order to see the internal content.
The challenge is that I can’t figure out what to name the file so that it is pulled first when the URL is entered. I don’t want to change the names of the rest of the files in the bphome theme.
Also, I’d like to answer this question as it relates to other WP themes (like P2).
Any thoughts?
I have a few questions.
1. How Do you share tags and category’s across all your sub-blogs and homeblog?
2. Can you allow picture from blog post on “Recent Blog Posts” instead of the picture of who posted it.
3. Can you Change the Icon of the blog in the buddypress system?
I have installed a new wordpress 2.7.1 and buddypress 1.0 for testing this problem.
There are no other plugins running. Just a clean installation with buddypress.
I used the wire_patch_too.patch added by burtadsit.
It’s this Ticket http://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/723
In the wp-config.php I insert all the slug rewrites:
define( ‘BP_MEMBERS_SLUG’, ‘mitglieder’ );
define( ‘BP_FRIENDS_SLUG’, ‘freunde’ );
define( ‘BP_WIRE_SLUG’, ‘pinnwand’ );
define( ‘BP_GROUPS_SLUG’, ‘gruppen’ );
What did I wrong? Because after the changes, the wire in groups not working any more.
I did this test because I thought it’s one of the plugins I’m using. but I have the same bug in a clean installation.
I need help with this. Looking forward…
Topic: All on the profile page?
Hi,
I’m trying to get all element of buddypress (blog, images, wire etc.) of a person on his profile page and also to get rid of the 2 bars on the left side when you visit a profile.
Just to get more of a “community” look.
I also know that a member can make unlimited blogs, but I just want them to get 1 at registering and not even get in contact with the possibility of making a second blog.
If you still don’t understand what I’m aiming for, just look at a plain myspace/facebook profile.
Thanks,
Mitchell
Topic: Adding Group Admins
Hi,
Is there a way to add additional Group Admins to a BuddyPress Group? I see how to add a moderator, but not an admin.
I dont seem to be able to find this answer.
There are no “secure auth” cookie salt or “auth” cookie salt on my installation.
I used the 1.0 Alpha 6 BbPress and Buddypress latest version.
How come these are not where they say they are “this wordpress admin page”
Cheers.
We’re just about finished creating a new Twitter plugin designed especially for Buddypress. Here’s a list of features – and we’ll update this thread with a URL for more info when we release the plugin in the next couple of days:
– Adds a new Settings page for people to configure their Twitter ID and psw.
– Adds options to selectively tweet posts (in the Add New post screen for blogs – if the blogs component is enabled in BP )
– Adds a screen where logged-in users can send tweets from within BP if they’ve configured their Twitter login details.
– Adds all new tweets sent from within BP to the Activity page (but not for tweeted posts since new posts already show up there)
– Integrates a Twitter menu item in the user’s public nav bar if they’ve configured their Twitter ID and psw. This allows the public to view the user’s last 20 tweets. It also shows the number of “followers” and “following” for the user, plus the total tweet count.
– Integrates a Twitter Trends pages that shows the most popular search phrases at Twitter over a 7 day time span. There is also an option to display today’s trends at the bottom of a user’s list of tweets.
– Adds a multi-instance widget to the blogs (if the blogs module is enabled in BP) to display tweets in the sidebar. Because this is a multi-instance widget it can be used for blogs that have more than one author or for users who have more than one Twitter account – e.g. each widget instance can be configured with a unique Twitter account.
– It’s performance friendly. After getting the user’s tweets from Twitter the data is stored for one hour before being refreshed – unless a user posts a tweet from within BP or tweets a blog post – in those cases the cache refreshes. The same holds true for the trends data – except trends data is site-wide, meaning it is only downloaded once per hour regardless of how many users have Twitter configured in their account.
– The caching mechanism works with WP Cache (or other cache tools that integrate WP Cache – such as WP Super Cache and derivatives) and if there’s no caching enabled then it will use the database to cache data.
So that’s it at the moment. Any wish list items before we wrap this up?
