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running WPMU + buddypress
on mediatemple DV server,
attempting to point multiple domains to the main site… however, when I change the DNS to match my server, the new domains show up as sub domains…. anyone know where i should start?
example:
maindomain.com
2nddomain.com
when i type in 2nddomain.com, it takes me here
http://2nddomain.com.maindomain.com
which then redirects me to:
maindomain.com/wp-signup.php?new=2nddomain.com
MediaTemple says I need to create a simlink…. I dont know how to do this, and they wont show me…
plz help… I will throw money at this if I have to
THANKS THANKS THANKS
Since it was necessary for us to have an up-to-date skeleton component from which to work, we went through all the Changesets since v1.1 of this component was released, making any necessary changes to bp-skeleton-component-1_1. I thought it would be useful for the community, so I polished it up a little bit and packaged it in a zip file.
We started all the way back at Changset 1046 (the first Changeset dated february 10, 2009, the date v1.1 of the skeleton component was released) and ending with the most recent Changeset 1324. That’s 278 changesets of changes to scour.
We’ve created a readme file, that’s distributed with the package, that lists all the Changesets implemented.
I cannot and do not guarantee that we got everything right. I would not use this in a production environment. Only use it for development and testing purposes at this time. So, you’ve been properly warned!
Please post any issues you may have with this version of the skeleton component within this thread. As this is not an official BuddyPress pacakge, do not report bugs in trac.
So, with that caveat, if you’re looking for the most-up-to-date BuddyPress skeleton component version, then I present to you bp-skeleton-component-1_2_URC1. The first unofficial release candidate for a version 1.2 of this developers’ bare-bones component:
UPDATE: This version is now official (along with some more updates) please download this version. Huge thanks to Jeff Sayre for all his work on this!
http://testbp.org/resources/bp-skeleton-component-1.2.zip
I hope you find this useful.
A ha! Gotcha…. That is more complicated.
You can change the label by hacking a core file (not recommended). Do this by editing the following lines in “bp-core/bp-core-widgets.php”:
/* Site welcome widget */
wp_register_sidebar_widget( 'buddypress-welcome', __( 'Welcome', 'buddypress' ), 'bp_core_widget_welcome' );
wp_register_widget_control( 'buddypress-welcome', __( 'Welcome', 'buddypress' ), 'bp_core_widget_welcome_control' );The more elegant and sustainable approach is to use a language file to modify the text. This would be a better approach overall since you can then change any label in one place (the language file) and not have to worry about an update to BuddyPress core files down the road.
For an example of how to use a language file to edit labels and messages, see my comments and suggestions in this thread.
howdy,
I’ve created/modified a plugin to add a menu/link to the buddybar, here it is..
<?php function add_menu() { global $bp; ?> <li class="align-left"><a>"><?php _e( 'More', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <ul> <li><a>/about" title="<?php _e( 'About', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'About', 'buddypress' ) ?></a></li> <li class="alt"><a>/help" title="<?php _e( 'Help', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Help', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <li class="alt"><a>/contact" title="<?php _e( 'Contact', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Contact', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <li class="alt"><a>/terms" title="<?php _e( 'Terms', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Terms', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <li class="alt"><a>/privacy" title="<?php _e( 'Privacy', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Privacy', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <li class="alt"><a>/developers" title="<?php _e( 'Developers', 'buddypress' ) ?>"><?php _e( 'Developers', 'buddypress' ) ?></a> <?php $doing_admin_bar = false; } add_action('bp_adminbar_menus','add_menu',200); ?> </ul>Sorry, i don’t know the code for backticks…
EDIT: now it is. 😀
just wanna share it… 😀
aronTake a look at your admin menus for BuddyPress and Site Admin.
If you are running an older version of BuddyPress (before revision 1311) look in Site Admin -> BuddyPress. Otherwise the latest trunk has a new top-level menu called BuddyPress (look in General Settings).
View an example of the avatar menu.
And… this probably isn’t a support topic, right?
I was testing WP-Invites plugin and it was working wonderfully, except one thing that invitation code can only be used one and can’t be shared.
Here’s my problem. I need a simple validation form within the registration page of buddypress aka wp-signup.php where user will type in a keyword (or random key) which I’ve given to group of trusted people.
I don’t want to make hundreds of invitation code, and keep track of available codes for hundreds…I just need one keyword (or key) which is shared among group of people I trust.
As DJPaul says, since this isn’t written for wpmu and buddypress, it works fine but should use this plugin carefully…
1. Users who register with this RPX plugin will bypass buddypress required field(s). I have two required fields, but user could register without filling them all.
2. If you use it with Welcome Pack, default friend is not added. group is automatically registered by the way…
3. Even if you make your buddypress invite only, this plugin never cares that.
I guess it’s better to use FB connect and OpenID plugin than this all in one RPX if you want to run buddypress.
Topic: Twitter Plugin
Has anyone successfully created and implemented a plugin to enable Twitter cross-posting and with access to the Twitter settings within the Buddypress profile area yet?
I’m aware of Twire and several attempts at the plugin I’ve described above but it’s not clear to me where these projects are at right now.
Great work everyone!
