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  • patchdoo
    Member

    i figured it out.

    in PHPAdmin go the the database for your wpmu then go the the SQL tab, then copy and paste the code above to the ‘Run SQL query/queries on database’ then click on ‘Go’ button.

    i can now edit profile field setup.

    #45296
    2698149
    Inactive

    Sounds good, I say release it.. If you are going to add it, make a new release.. I am looking forward to testing this! Can’t wait..

    #4947
    Mark
    Participant

    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?

    #45291
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    Suleiman-

    Since you state that this is no longer an issue. I’m setting this thread to resolved.

    #45290
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    You have got to be kidding!

    I’d recommend switching hosts.

    #45289
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    Freaking Wildchild-

    Well, what is surprising to me is that you were trying to debug this with plugins other than BuddyPress running. qTranslate is a WordPress plugin.

    In the fifth post in this thread, Burt advised you to:

    Disable all other plugins

    I had been under the assumption from that point on –even with your new attempt at a fresh install–that you did not have any other plugins installed and activated other than BuddyPress.

    When trying to debug something as complex as WPMU + BuddyPress, you need to remove as many variable from the equation as possible. That means, among other things, deactivating all plugins other than BP.

    Anyway, it looks like you have your culprit narrowed down. I’d suggest contacting the qTranslate plugin dev and asking for help.

    #45288
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    Kit-

    I’m sorry you’re having troubles with your theme folders. To be clear, I want to make sure that you realize that you were not, as you state:

    advised to change my “bphome” name to preserve it in case of future BP upgrades.

    I assume you’re talking about the discussion we had in this thread you asked:

    I assume renaming the theme is simply changing the name of its folder?

    I responded:

    That is correct. Make a copy of the bpmember theme, rename your copy, make whatever changes you want to it, and you have–in effect–a custom theme! Just make sure you keep your new theme in the /wp-content/bp-themes/ directory.

    Also, in this thread where I advised you to:

    Follow the same procedure as before. Make a backup of the standard bphome theme, rename it to something new…

    This means, rename your backup to something new, not change the name of the original theme folder.

    Furthermore, as per a private conversation you initiated with me on May 6 via the members messaging system, I state that:

    Make sure that you make a copy of both bphome theme and bpmember theme. Your customizations should be done in copies, not the original. That way, if you have issues with your custom themes (and we all do when working on customization), you can switch back to the standard BP themes to see how things should work.

    And, as we were talking about CSS issues in that private message and you stated that you had WordPress theming experience, I assumed you knew that the primary style file in BuddyPress, style.css, would need to reflect your new theme’s name.

    If you were confused by my advice, I do apologize. But, if you had done what I advised, you would have made a copy of the original theme and altered the copy. As I stated in my private message response to you, do not alter the original theme files.

    #45287
    Trân Minh-Quân
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I am currently in charge of Vietnamese l10n for WordPress, WordPress MU, WordPress.com, Gravatar, and BuddyPress is also maintained by me.

    I started working on BuddyPress since its public beta, and I’ve been waiting for an official i18n repository, in the meantime, I uploaded the l10n files to repository of WordPress.

    @Wpviet23: You can maintain your version apart, since I prefer keeping all terms in Automattic products synchronous, if you have feedback, please send me an email. Again thank you for your contribution.

    #45285
    2698149
    Inactive

    Latest Version

    Latest Version

    HostICan Tera Hosting

    BuddyPress 1.0

    Welcome Pack 1.11

    Community Blogs 0.42

    bpGroups – BuddyPress Plugin 0.36

    TwitterToWire 1.1

    All in One Video Pack 2.2

    All in One Video Pack Sidebar Widget

    Not sure, how can I check..

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    Magi182
    Participant

    Okay. I am working on a site that is using groups — some private, some public. I had the brilliant idea to use .htaccess rules to keep people out of the forums directory, so the forums of the “private” groups would actually be private.

    The only problem with this, is that every time I disable browsing the /forums directory, it breaks forums for the entire site. I have tried various configurations of deny all, allow localhost, 127.0.0.1, and the server’s own IP address. and still no dice.

    Doesn’t buddypress pull forum posts straight from the MySQL db? Can someone give me a clue about this?

    #45282
    suleiman
    Participant

    Phew. Working now. Don’t ask my how. But it is. Yippie!

    #4941
    symm2112
    Participant

    I’ve worked through the full integration of everything and I’m having issues with the permalinks that are created in my buddypress installation to the forums.

    WPMU 2.7.1, BP 1.0, bbpress 1.0 alpha 6

    The integration works perfectly and it looks like the xml-rpc works because creating things on either side works. I can create a post from the members group and it shows up under the forums. Conversely, I can reply in the forums and see the thread on the group thread. My problem is with the links that are created.

    Under the “active forum topics” section, i see my thread but the link to it is wrong. This works the same as the “see all” link which i believe should go to the forum itself. Those are both slugs so I think there’s something wrong there. In fact, I reinstalled everything and used all default permalinks for all items just in case there was an issue there.

    Is there something that i’m missing?

    Thanks for the help.

    #45279
    altargratiae
    Participant

    Something more… (sorry, previous post was too old to edit??)

    Editing \wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-xprofile\bp-xprofile-classes.php to output

    <option value="February">Febbraio</option>

    gets the date correctly saved into the database. However the month still won’t be selected when re-editing the profile, and month name is still displayed in English in the profile page. I can’t seem to be able to find the right files to edit. Any suggestions?

    By the way, here’s how i changed bp-xprofile-classes.php. Edit from line 555 onward

    $months = array( __( 'January', 'buddypress' ), __( 'February', 'buddypress' ), __( 'March', 'buddypress' ),
    __( 'April', 'buddypress' ), __( 'May', 'buddypress' ), __( 'June', 'buddypress' ),
    __( 'July', 'buddypress' ), __( 'August', 'buddypress' ), __( 'September', 'buddypress' ),
    __( 'October', 'buddypress' ), __( 'November', 'buddypress' ), __( 'December', 'buddypress' )
    );

    $html .= '
    <select name="field_' . $this->id . '_month" id="field_' . $this->id . '_month">';
    $html .= '<option value=""' . attribute_escape( $default_select ) . '>
    </option>';

    for ( $i = 0; $i < 12; $i++ ) {
    if ( $month == $months[$i] ) {
    $selected = ' selected = "selected"';
    } else {
    $selected = '';
    }

    $html .= '<option value="' . $months[$i] . '"' . $selected . '>' . $months[$i] . '</option>';

    #45277
    suleiman
    Participant

    Does buddypress just take a very long time to activate on a large MU site?

    #45276
    altargratiae
    Participant

    I have the same problem as Bento, and I guess this has something to do with localization, considering everything works when I set language back to English in WPMU General Preferences.

    So please, could someone look into this and suggest what to do, ’cause I really have no clue.

    More info on the erratic behavior (again, if WPMU language is English everything works fine):

    WPMU 2.7.1 – Buddypress 1.0 – default bphome & bpmember themes – WP_Lang it_IT

    – Dates generally won’t be saved into the DB

    – Some random dates, however, are saved, but off by 1 day (as per original message by Bento)

    – Manually editing the DB shows the date in the Public Profile page

    – When editing the profile after a manual DB edit, a month won’t be selected in the datebox (while day and year are)

    – Months names (F) are translated in the datebox, still in English in the Profile Page

    – Doesn’t matter what date format you set in WPMU preferences (be it F or m for the month)

    (Edit: typos)

    #45275
    belogical
    Participant

    doh! i hate that readme.txt, i get lazy now and assume that the plugin activation works for everything. thanks for this guys, mine is working now as well.

    #4939
    suleiman
    Participant

    1. Which version of WPMU you are running

    WPMU 2.7.1

    2. Whether you’ve installed WPMU in a subdirectory or as a subdomian

    Subdomain

    3. Whether you upgraded from a previous version of WPMU. If so, from which version.

    Upgraded

    4. Whether WPMU was functioning properly before installing/upgrading BuddyPress

    Yes

    5. Which version of BuddyPress you are running

    1.0

    6. Whether you have any plugins other than BuddyPress installed and activated

    Yes, several, (but all these same plugins are also installed on my local setup where buddpyress and mu play nice)

    7. Whether you are using the standard BuddyPress themes or customized themes

    Standard theme with minor image tweaks.

    8. A list of any errors in your server’s log files

    No errors in my server logs.

    Phew. Now that all the formalities are out of the way, allow me to describe the problem:

    I have had buddpress and wpmu, both current versions, running and working well on my local server for about 2 weeks now. I took my live site down today to flush the changes there and decided I would use the built-in mechanism for installing plugins in wpmu 2.7.1, since I have had success here in the past.

    Although the plugin downloaded and installed correctly, when I pressed the “Activate Now” button, the server just hung on the same page. If I pressed the button more than once it would still hang. I tried to navigate away from the plugin installer page and activate the plugin on the actual plugins page, but I was unable to go there. That’s when I realized that clicking any link in my backend resulted in the server endlessly stalling at “Waiting for response from server”

    With my wits about me I decided I would go the manual route and remove buddypress from my live site’s “plugins” folder, and set it up the manual way. Immediately after removing the folder I got my site dashboard back again and things were working as they were. I thought if I put the buddpress folder from my local plugins folder to my live site’s plugin folder I would be able to navigate to the plugin menu on the live site and get back to activating it. The moment I copied the folder to my live site my dashboard once again began exhibiting the same stalling behavior.

    I again removed the buddpress folder from my plugins folder on my live site, and again visited the plugins page. This is when I noticed a plugin with a blank title that appeared to be activated sitewide. “Ah,” I thought to myself, “WordPress is obviously trying to activate buddypress even though it’s not present on the live server anymore.” So I went ahead and clicked “Deactivate” to get rid of that problem and lo and behold, the plugin did indeed deactivate.

    Problem fixed right? Wrong. Now I’m in this silly rut where anytime I copy the buddypress folder either from the buddypress download or from my local server to the live server plugins folder, the whole site hangs.

    I won’t say I don’t have other plugins installed, I do, but all of them are also on my live server so any conflicts would have been picked up there.

    I’m really lost on this one and don’t usually crawl the forums for support, but I am anxious to get my site back to live status and flushed with a brand spankin new install of this wonderful software. Please, help me if you can. :)

    P.S. It is my birthday today (for reals), so extra brownie points if you solve this one.

    #45274
    belogical
    Participant

    /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php

    line # 237, change from the old line to the new line.

    old line:

    <input id="signupuser" type="radio" name="signup_for" value="user" <?php echo $signup['user'] ?> />

    new line:

    <input id="signupuser" type="radio" checked name="signup_for" value="user" <?php echo $signup['user'] ?> />

    #45272
    tranthe
    Participant

    Jeff Sayre

    Hello! I speak English quite currency. but hope you understand I want to say below

    As you say “There is another Vietnamese translation of BuddyPress.” I understand by the meaning that has translated into a Vietnamese version of my other.

    01: This real currency. Because before I posted here is not hề have translated into any other language Vietnamese.

    02: I was checking the translations and you say it’s wordpressvn.net not exist.

    I am a new to wordpress so I buddypress song and I do not know how to bring it to share with people outside the post here

    I hope you check back. you can see the time I post this and compare it with the time of translation into Vietnamese other. Hope you see this soon and put the translation on my page https://codex.buddypress.org/translations/

    Thank so much

    Sorry for my bad english

    #45267
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    open up style.css, you need to modify the header (i.e. this section)

    /*
    Theme Name: BuddyPress Default Home Theme
    Theme URI: http://buddypress.com/
    Description: A widget framework theme for the home of a BuddyPress enabled installation. This theme is not required to use BuddyPress.
    Version: 1.0
    Author: Andy Peatling
    Author URI: http://apeatling.wordpress.com
    */

    #45263

    In reply to: Adding info to profile

    Maythil
    Participant

    Hello, Codyb

    The SocialNetwork logo is named logo.gif, I think. You can find it in two places:

    1. WP-Content > themes > buddypress-home > images and

    2. WP-Content > bp-themes > buddypress-member > images.

    Replace both with your desired logo and try.

    #45261
    KitWit
    Participant

    Maythil–

    I was advised by someone ON the forum to do it! I was making changes and asking questions, and was told by a moderator to be sure and “create a new theme” by “changing the theme name,” so that’s what I did!

    And I did change the name back to the original, and as I noted in the last post, nothing happened. Still blank!

    This isn’t an absolute disaster, though, since what I changed was on a test version of the site I’m developing, but if someone could outline the proper procedure for making a theme name change (I have only made minor modifications of the CSS files in my BuddyPress home theme), that would be great. Or point me to where I can find that information. Thanks!

    #45256

    In reply to: buddypress themes

    danielfelice
    Participant

    We really need more people to start designing themes!

    http://www.Freebpthemes.com has a theme competition running at the moment with some good prizes so hopefully people submit some nice designs!

    enlightenmental1
    Participant

    @ Atul Singhal

    duplicate you /register.php in your buddypress-home theme,

    (duplicate it to keep it as a backup)

    towards the bottom of register.php you’ll see something like “do_bp_core_signup”

    you can comment that out and replace it with the Iframe version of the rpx plugin

    ‘

    <iframe src=”https://buzzwe.rpxnow.com/openid/embed?token_url=http%3A%2F%YOUR_SITE.com%2F%3Frpx_response%3D1%26goback%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252FYOUR_SITE.com/WELCOME_LANDING_CUSTOM_PAGE&#8221;

    scrolling=”no” frameBorder=”no” style=”width:400px;height:240px;”>

    </iframe>

    ‘

    just change YOUR_SITE and WELCOME_LANDING_CUSTOM_PAGE to your own token url

    one issue I have with this on my site, is that the RPX plugin doesn’t gather much information… sometimes it will only get the email/username… sometimes the email is a “proxy mail email ” => @yahoo12343-proxymail.com (I haven’t confirmed this with all the 3rd party login providers)

    this will effect how the notifications work… so you’ll proly want your landing page to have instructions to update their profile information

    that should work

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