Skip to:
Content
Pages
Categories
Search
Top
Bottom

Search Results for 'buddypress'

Viewing 25 results - 91,901 through 91,925 (of 94,561 total)
  • Author
    Search Results
  • #40058
    Decisionc
    Participant

    ok, that works.

    thanks! it looks good!

    i’m a fan.

    #40057
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    maybe it’s more simple in this way:

    “copy the css/site-wide.css file of your facebuddy home-theme and past it into the css folder of your facebuddy-member-theme renaming it in: custom.css”

    please let me know if it works for you

    #40056
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    ok please do this, i hope this works until i’ll rename all css: could you try to copy the css/site-wide.css content of your facebuddy home theme and past it into the css/custom.css of your facebuddy-member-theme? It’s an hack and i’m sorry: today i’ll fix everything. This happens because in my original intent i wanted to work on sitewide files but it was an error.

    #40055
    Decisionc
    Participant

    hmm, home is facebuddy. home is working fine. members page reverts to buddypress default.

    It actually reverts to the completely unedited bp member default. what i mean is that the logo “Social Network” still appears, even though in my slightly modified buddypress default theme, i removed the logo.

    i have latest versions of wpmu and bp installed, if that helps.

    #40054
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    mmmmh…the home theme is facebuddy or another theme? it’s important that facebuddy is both home and member theme. I’ll change this today, using base.css although that site-wide.css

    #40053
    Decisionc
    Participant

    yes,

    Site admin > Buddypress > Select theme > Facebuddy

    is activated.

    #40052
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    hi decisionc, after activating the facebuddy home theme, have you activated the facebuddy member theme from Site admin > Buddypress > Select theme > ? Can you see facebuddy in that list?

    #40051
    Decisionc
    Participant

    hi sgrunt,

    i still get the default member profile after activating even with the newly uploaded version.

    any ideas?

    #3897

    Topic: Fatal error

    in group forum Installing BuddyPress
    freelifereal
    Member

    Ok I final got buddypress up and running but when I try to do things like view profiles, edit profiles, create a blog I get the following message:

    Warning: require_once(/home/content/r/o/d/roderick514/html/wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/index.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/r/o/d/roderick514/html/wp-includes/theme.php on line 822

    Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/content/r/o/d/roderick514/html/wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/index.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php’) in /home/content/r/o/d/roderick514/html/wp-includes/theme.php on line 822

    Can anyone help me.

    #40050
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    good work my friend, please then show me the link to your website, and put it in the comments of buddydress.com too, so people can see working website!

    note: after a segnalation of Andy Peatling i’ve just reupload the file changing the folder name from facebuddy member-theme to facebuddy-member-theme, because the white space could be a problem

    #40049
    hotandrei
    Participant

    thank you i reinstalled the theme again and now is working

    Thanks ;)

    #40048
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    still there andrei? i’d like to know if you still have problems

    #40047
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    i hope to have understood: should not you simply add the day and month to the custom field of your registration page? it is allowed from the back end of buddypress and these data are shown in profile pages.

    #40046
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    obviously the facebuddy member-theme folder should have this path: wp-contentmember-themesfacebuddy member-theme

    #40045
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    yes a big big coffee! tell me: do you do not see Facebuddy in the list of member themes available here: Site admin > Buddypress > Select theme > ?

    #40044
    hotandrei
    Participant

    Yes is the last one…But the member theme doesn’t work.Can you check it out and give a solution?We will drink the coffee together then.

    Thanks

    #40042
    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    When you use the register.php file – /wp-signup.php is no longer used. You should change any links to /register

    Of course if you don’t want this functionality just don’t put register.php in your theme. The only problem with wp-signup.php is that it’s not easy to customize.

    #40041
    Sgrunt
    Participant

    yawn….early morning in Italy. If you first activate the facebuddy home theme, and then select site admin>buddypress>select theme>facebuddy it does not load? i seee that here all works: http://wordpress-blog.nl/

    please be sure to have downloaded the latest version of the zip (it was uploaded yesterday)

    #40040
    brad85
    Member

    Hey Andy…I just noticed when I add register.php to my custom theme, the menu-bar’s “Sign Up” link takes the user to domain.com/register, instead of domain.com/wp-signup.php. When I click the “Sign Up” link, it just redirects to the WP-Login screen.

    How can I fix this? Are there some “extra” modifications I’ll need to make to register.php and activate.php to get them functioning?

    Thanks again for the help

    #40039
    fishbowl81
    Participant

    possibly,

    /**************************************************************************

    xprofile_admin_manage_field()

    Handles the adding or editing of profile field data for a user.

    **************************************************************************/

    function xprofile_admin_manage_field( $group_id, $field_id = null ) {

    global $message, $groups;

    $field = new BP_XProfile_Field($field_id);

    $field->group_id = $group_id;

    if ( isset($_POST) ) {

    if ( BP_XProfile_Field::admin_validate($_POST) ) {

    $field->name = $_POST;

    $field->desc = $_POST;

    $field->is_required = $_POST;

    $field->is_public= $_POST;

    $field->type = $_POST;

    $field->order_by = $_POST[“sort_order_$field->type”];

    if ( !$field->save() ) {

    $message = __(‘There was an error saving the field. Please try again’, ‘buddypress’);

    $type = ‘error’;

    unset($_GET);

    xprofile_admin($message, $type);

    } else {

    $message = __(‘The field was saved successfully.’, ‘buddypress’);

    $type = ‘success’;

    unset($_GET);

    $groups = $groups = BP_XProfile_Group::get_all();

    xprofile_admin( $message, $type );

    }

    } else {

    $field->render_admin_form($message);

    }

    } else {

    $field->render_admin_form();

    }

    }

    line 199, in bp-xprofile-admin.php,

    not really sure what you are asking

    Brad

    #40038
    brad85
    Member

    Great! Thanks Andy! You’ve done some amazing work with BP.

    #40037

    In reply to: wp-signup vs register

    tamphet
    Participant

    I could not find signup.php in buddypress-home. Where else could it be?

    Or where can I download it?

    Thanks

    #40036
    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    There will be an extension pack launching soon.

    plugin-sidebar.php

    plugin-template.php

    register.php

    activate.php

    #40034

    In reply to: wp-signup vs register

    Andy Peatling
    Keymaster

    Copy register.php and activate.php from buddypress-home into your own theme. Make any HTML mods you need.

Viewing 25 results - 91,901 through 91,925 (of 94,561 total)
Skip to toolbar