BuddyPress.org

A “mobile” Plugin will be nice: WordPress-App with full access til buddypress and a plugin, som du kan bruk til mobile oppdatering av Blog/Gallery. WordPress has a Mobblog-Function, not WPMU, but i think “mobile devices are the future”.

i’d really really want an update on this one. is there something i can do about this apart from disabling one of the best feature in BP?

I am experiencing the same error. I have WordPress MU 2.6.5 installed and the BuddyPress Combo package, downloaded on the 5th of January 2009. There are no custom themes, just the default Wordrpess MU and BuddyPress theme.

What can be the problem?

realfam, bp covers wpmu, bbpress and bp itself. We try to address all three environments simply because we *have to* to get bp running. That thread was a little off topic for the forums. Even though it did relate to wpmu sorta, kinda.

Then again I just get cranky at times.

This thread contains non core mod fixes for the above issues:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=814

@4inflater

apeatling said very clearly, in accordance with what he said to do it, very simple, good luck.

My translator a language package, I e-mail to you, you increased to download the page to be possible?

I thought about doing the same thing. I setup 2 instances of bbpress. One for groups and one for ‘the community’. The groups forums were hidden. I didn’t like it too much. I wanted the public groups to be public forums but read only until users joined a group. I also wanted the private and hidden groups to have hidden forums.

See this thread: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=696

David, have you seen this?: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/01/09/tweetbacks-plugin-for-wordpress/

and this: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/01/08/twitter-avatars-in-comments-wordpress-plugin/

It can, but the amount of spam accounts will increase dramatically. The reason for sending the account password via e-mail is to prevent spammers from simply entering a known username and password and creating 1000’s of spam blog posts on wordpress mu.

I have a similar situation, where I have a current site with 15k users, username and passwords. What I used is this plugin. It works well on wordpress and buddypress.

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/external-database-authentication/

When a user logins, it checks my “other” database for the username, and validates the password against it. This means they don’t need to do the e-maiil thing, as their e-mail was already validated on the old site. It then creates the user in wordpress and the user doesn’t notice anything.

How you could do this for your friends, just make a table of all the friends, and set the same password for everyone initially, and ask them to change it. I only suggest this for very small beta sites with friends you trust, like less then 10 people.

Brad

http://gorgeousgamers.com/beta

Hopefully this will make sense

I have 4 directories, which I download the svn update to, and then copy them over to the live site:

/bbpresssvn

/buddypresssvn

/wordpresssvn

/privatedevsvn

By logging into the command line, I can do this

svn up

inside each of those 4 folders and it will update them to the newest trunk release. Then I run this command (or similar for buddypress)

cp -R * ../beta

and copy the files to the dev server. So far this has worked really well.

The private dev svn is where I upload my own plugins and themes I’m doing development on. This method is extremely fast as I never have to ftp any files between the internet, my laptop and back up to the web server. It does require command line access and knowledge of svn.

Hope this helps,

Brad

http://gorgerousgamers.com/beta

http://www.ex-brief.com

under construction

jvinch – this is the code I use for the Featured Members on the homepage:

<div class="widget">

<h2 class="widgettitle"><?php _e( 'Featured Members', 'buddypress' ) ?></h2>



<?php $users = BP_Core_User::get_random_users( 2, 1 ) ?>



<?php if ( $users['users'] ) { ?>

<ul id="featured-member-list" class="item-list">

<?php foreach( $users['users'] as $user ) : ?>

<li>

<div class="item-title"><strong><?php echo bp_core_get_userlink( $user->user_id ) ?></strong></div>

<div class="item-avatar">

<a href="<?php echo bp_core_get_userlink( $user->user_id, false, true ) ?>"><?php echo bp_core_get_avatar( $user->user_id, 1 ) ?></a>

</div>



<div class="item">

<!-- div class="item-meta"><span class="activity"><?php echo bp_core_get_last_activity( get_usermeta( $user->user_id, 'last_activity' ), __('active %s ago') ) ?></span></div -->



<?php if ( function_exists( 'xprofile_get_random_profile_data' ) ) { ?>

<!-- ?php $random_data = xprofile_get_random_profile_data( $user->user_id, true ); ? -->

<div class="item-title profile-data">

<strong>About Me: </strong><?php echo BP_XProfile_ProfileData::get_value_byid( 2, $user->user_id ); ?>

</div>

<div class="item-title profile-data">

<strong>RV Type: </strong><?php echo preg_replace('/^.*?"(.*?)".*$/', '$1', BP_XProfile_ProfileData::get_value_byid( 3, $user->user_id ) ); ?>

</div>

<?php } ?>

</div>

</li>

<?php endforeach; ?>

</ul>

<?php } else { ?>

<div id="message" class="info">

<p><?php _e( 'There are no members to feature.', 'buddypress' ) ?></p>

</div>

<?php } ?>

</div>

I understand completely. What we got here is just the core of a wonderful thing. Some areas of bp are feature rich and some need to be fleshed out. It’s up to us to determine what the features should be based on how we want to use bp. Our problem now is that the docs for the features that do exist are kinda sparse. Like any open source product it’s up to us to create them.

This is really how wpmu, bbpress and buddypress are designed. The architecture is extensible and the extensions and features grow out of need. I’d much prefer this way of doing things than being stuck with something monolithic. Here’s what ya get. Take it or leave it.

What does this have to do with bp? This is a buddypress forum.