Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Pretty simple really:
1) Make a backup of your DB just in case you change your mind.
2) Remove anything that has prefix of bp in your /mu-plugins/ folder
3) Delete the folder /wp-content/member-themes/
4) Delete the folder /wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/
5) Delete any tables in your DB that start with the prefix bp
6) Delete the tables that are in format of wp_user_X_activity ….. Not wp_users, just those specific to BP
7) Change your main WPMU blog to use a different theme
Be prepared for hits to non-existent information if you have been hit by search enginesReally, it is just reversing what you did in the installation process. Making backups before and after are really important as you don’t want to make a mistake. It is also good practice to tell your members that you are doing it since they might have issue with the changes, or at least need to be notified.
Hope that helps.
Trent
Hey, hope you guys can help, i searched the whole site but can’t find the answer.
How can i deinstall Buddypress from my WordPress MU? After trying it i got some mysthic errors and i want to be sure that i deinstalled everything.
Thank you!
Topic: Scalability
Hi All,
I know that WPMU is very scalable (as evidenced by WordPress.com). Is BuddyPress equally scalable? What if I do create the next Facebook? How will I expand the infrastructure, and will I run into any brick walls?
Thanks,
Mark
When attempting to click on a link to a BuddyPress page from my theme – like Friends or Wire – I get this error:
Warning: require_once(/[…..]/wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/index.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /[…..]/wp-includes/theme.php on line 472
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/[…..]/wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/index.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /[…..]/wp-includes/theme.php on line 472
Anyone know how to fix this?
After logging in to the site the log out link provided in various pages, ie, admin bar area and on user pages, does not work. The link(s) attempt to send you to the wp-login.php?action=logout&redirect_to=siteurl. Problem is it does not work. You get a “Page Not Found” error and user is still logged in. Interestingly enough if you go to the wpma dashboard and log out from there you can log out from there, just not from the buddypress side. Any thoughts, hints or out right cures for my problem?
Thanks in advance.
Jim
Greetings fellow admins of social networks, and those starting up their own network.
Currently I’m the webmaster of a very active social network for online gamers, and video game enthusiasts. We have been online for over 3 years, with over 12k registered memebers, gaining a new members every day. We have been using a very out of date social network platform which I prefer not to name at this time. We are transitioning over to Buddypress, and have had amazing feedback on the beta site we have been running for almost 3 months now.
My questions, and thoughts lie not in the technical abilities of buddypress, as they have all met and exceeded my expectations, but in the user experience. As I have been active on this forum testing and answering questions when possible, I have a very solid understanding of the ways in which components interact, and what each part does. My concern lies in the user experience. What I think buddypress greatly lacks is instructional wording.
What my concern is that buddypress lacks the ability for an administrator to integrate words of advice and help along the way for new members. We have had members publish very personal things to the wire posts, thinking that only they could see it, like a private message, and have quickly come to us to have us remove them. There is no place for me to correctly enter in some words of caution, about wire posts showing up on the homepage.
There are many sections of buddypress, where just 1 or 2 lines of text would go along way to get members interacting and being social. For a new member, who is new to the whole idea of social networks, and has never friended someone before, it would be nice to explain to them the benifits to having friends, such as the ability to post on their wire.
What I’m asking for is support to have more actions added, for example: wire_post_form_instructions, or even better would be a admin panel, where all of the sections could have text areas to enter descriptions and advice. Some social networks might want to use this to link to help pages, or how to videos, others may want to put in reminders of user agreements, and some may want to be just quick and simple, such as “any post here is public, to send a private message, use the message feature”.
I know buddypress is still in the early stages and I’m really enjoying watching it grow an mature, but now is the time we need to make some decisions about what we want the user experience to be, and how we are going to lead our members to be the best members they can be.
If anyone has some suggestions or thoughts about this, please reply to this post, as I think it is important that this issue doesn’t get overlooked as everyone starts to roll out social networks using buddypress.
Thanks for you thoughts,
Brad
Topic: missing files?
When I go into my main admin area and click on ‘buddypress’ in the site admin bar I get the following error:
Cannot load bp_core_admin_settings
Same if I go click on the bbpress forums link in the admin I get
Cannot load bp_forums_settings
finally if I click on profile fields I get
Cannot load xprofile_settings
Other than that buddypress seems ok…
Is there a fix?
