Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Topic: No Group Forums
I really want to make this work, and really can’t. ANY help will be appreciated, honest!
I’ve followed every single step, I’m positive, several times (deleting everything and trying again each time).
I think my problem is very similar to what’s happening to others in this thread http://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2027 , although not precisely the same, but none of these solutions seem to work.
Let me lay it out…
I’ve got a working WPMU 2.7.1 installation at http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios . BuddyPress is working fine in there (1.0).
BBPress (the alpha 1.0) is installed and working fine at http://macaulay.cuny.edu/eportfolios/bbpress
The integration in terms of user accounts is working fine, it seems, because all the WPMU users are listed in bbPress.
I’ve got the plugin in my-plugins in bbPress and activated, and the two plugins in wpmu are activated.
I’ve got the boxes for XML-RPC and pingbacks ticked in bbPress.
I’ve got forums enabled in Component Setup and the information all entered in Forum Setup (and checked and reentered) in the admin of WPMU, with a new user created and made an administrator in bbPress and that user entered and that user’s password entered in bbPress Integration in the Settings in WPMU’s admin.
I’ve added the appropriate line about user-switching in bb-config.php.
But I can NOT seem to get group forums to set up at all in BuddyPress.
When I create a group, instead of the option to enable discussion, I get the warning “Attention Site Admin: Group forums require the correct setup and configuration of a bbPress installation.”
In an existing group (there’s only one) or any of the new groups I try to create, there is NO option for enabling or disabling discussion in the Group Settings.
There’s a “Forum” button for each group, as if there were a Forum there, but when trying to post to that forum, I get “there was an error posting that topic” in a red bar.
Basically, no forums are able to happen at all.
Following the advice in the other thread, I tried the xml-rpc check with /oci-bp-sayhello.php .
That gives this error -32300 >> transport error – HTTP status code was not 200
which is not exactly the same as what others were seeing. It’s not a 404 error at all.
But maybe that gives a clue? I did check the /etc/hosts file, on the recommendation of others in another thread, but there IS an entry for my own server, with the correct IP address.
Any ideas or suggestions? I’ve spent a couple of days on this–much searching of the forums and googling, and I seem to be stumped. Even questions or seemingly obvious points that I might have missed would be welcome at this point!
-Joe
I’m trying to style the settings page for logged in users ( the one where they can change the password)
I think I’ve found the page I need to edit –
plugins>buddypress>bp-core>bp-core-settings.php
but it does not seem as straight forward to edit as the other user profile pages? There is alot of function code and when I try and capture the header called ‘General Settings’ inside a div, everything goes a bit wrong as the header is written into the code.
Am I going about styling the right file?
I’m using the most recent skeleton member theme – BuddyPress 1.0
Thanks
I installed WPMU successfully and apply the BuddyPress mod, everything works fine, I’m at the step to add bbPress, should I create a new database for bbPress or can I use the same one I’m using for BuddyPress?
Thanks for all your help,
Luis
url: lwees.net
Hi – I’m new to WPmu and BuddyPress, and was wondering how you guys would approach setting up Buddypress if you wanted to have an experience similar to what Zappos is doing here:
As you can see, each section has a different header and covers a different aspect of the Zappos business. I like this approach, and I’d like to set this up using WPmu and BP.
Conceptually, I’m not clear on WPmu’s blog hierarchy. For example, is the initial blog that is create a parent of others? Are all MU blogs created equal?
The key is that I’d like the to aggregate all site activity from all the different sections (or child blogs) – which BP does out of the box.
I don’t want to let just anyone create a blog, so the blog directory (e.g. http://testbp.org/blogs) will contain only 5 or 6 blogs. I also would them put them the header to serve as a primary way to navigate. The BP navigation would go under that.
Is this a good approach?
I have added a new field to my users profiles in “admin.php?page=buddypress/bp-xprofile.php”.
I made this a “datebox”. Now when i enter my birthday: 17 – July the website will set the date 1 day back to the 16th. Also the Month dropdown box has a value of ”
” after you have submitted the page.Can this be fixed or can someone advise me on how to fix this?
But I can’t enter in my profile, settings, etc.. is this normal or bug?
For example http://buddypress.org/developers/ilya%20skorik/ turn me on main page http://buddypress.org/
Topic: BBPress Integration
Hi I have been away from the forums for some months and I can not find an answer to my problem.
I recently managed to integrate bbpress and buddypress but there are still some issues that I am concerned about.
Buddypress groups have forums now.
I can not post in the group forum and I get (There was an error posting that topic.) in a red bar accross the top of the post.
On bbpress when I click on a forum I get taken to
http://blogfred.com/forums/topic/your-first-topic
and on arrival to this page it says
Sorry, that page was not found
The page you were looking for was not found.
The other thing is that if I login to bbpress which logs me into buddypress and I try to access the admin of buddypress it asks for login again even though I am allready logged in.
So it seems that the login bar on buddypress shows me logged in but I am actually not
Has anyone come accross this.
Mark Leonard
