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I’ve been liasoning with this developer to adapt this great plugin for BP.
And now its in beta stage, so go the site and contact him to test http://www.phpvrouwen.nl/
This is a fully integrated twitter plugin for BP
I know it’s probably not going to be cheap, but I am willing to pay for a wordpressmu to vbulletin bridge if anyone here has the ability to write such code.
I am currently using the non-mu bridge for vbulletin and it works perfectly for me. The author said the bridge would not work for mu, and will not port it over. Frankly, I have not dug through mu enough to have a clue as to why it won’t work with the bridge. But I guess there is something majorly different between mu/non-mu setups.
I’m guessing anyone good enough to write buddypress would probably have no problem writing a vbulletin bridge. I realize it’s gonna be time consuming and will probably cost me hundreds, which for a complete solution I am more than willing to pay.
thanks
shawn
webmaster @ anointed.net
Ok, I have used wordpress, not mu, for some time now and I’m very used to it.
I thought I had installed mu correctly along with buddypress today. However when I go to a site that I create after the original, it’s not right. I get a copy of the original site, instead of the posts I made in the new site.
Life is just to short to mess with this.
Are any of the ‘trusted’ moderators here willing to install mu with buddypress for me?
I am of course willing to pay for it.
I have my own dedicated server colo so I have complete access. I’m guessing that nothing more than ftp access would be needed, as the same server runs wordpress-non-mu perfectly.
anyhow here’s to hoping someone here needs some quick work.
thanks
shawn
change_newblog_defaults will remove the default urls from the users blog and instead add a link back to the users BP profile
Save the code below to mu-plugins/change_newblog_defaults.php
<?php
require_once( 'bp-core.php' );
function change_newblog_defaults( $blog_id, $user_id )
{
global $current_site;
switch_to_blog($blog_id);
//--change default blogroll
wp_delete_link(1); //delete WordPress.com blogroll link
wp_delete_link(2); //delete WordPress.org blogroll link
//add a link to the users profile page
wp_insert_link(array('link_name' => __('My Profile', 'buddypress'), 'link_url' => bp_core_get_user_domain($user_id)));
//uncomment the line below if you want a link back to your main site
/*wp_insert_link(array('link_name' => $current_site->domain, 'link_url' => 'http://' . $current_site->domain . $current_site->path));*/
//--end
restore_current_blog();
}
add_action( 'wpmu_new_blog', 'change_newblog_defaults', 10, 2 );
?>edit: the code above is a modified version of http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=9369#post-56231
Hello all buddies from BuddyPress,
Thanks for great buddypress,
I have enabled my buddypress group forum, and the bbpress can be accessed from domain.com/forums
But how if i want to have two forum type? The bbpress for group forum and site wide forum?
Should i install 2 instance of bbpress? And how to add the second for site wide forums after i configure the buddypress for group forum?
The example buddypress site that has group forum and site wide forum:
http://gorgeousgamers.com/beta/
Thank you for any feedback
Hi there – I have a curious issue that has just popped up this evening.
Background: Users can register user accounts on the main blog (blog creation disabled) and can contribute posts.
The issue: If a user is not logged in and they click on a post (by any user) they get redirected to the login page.
If the user is logged in and they click on a post (by any user) – they get re-directed to their member homepage eg: /members/username/
So basically – posts cannot be accessed :~
I have de-activated all plugins > cleared cookies > same problem.
Can anybody offer any insight into this issue?
I have latest versions of MU (2.6.5) and BuddyPress (1.0b1) installed.
Thanks,
Al
Hi all,
I installed BuddyPress on two entirely different servers today, one for testing and one for a project I’m working on. Everything seems to work fine except the wire aspect. In both instances when I try to post something to the wire I get “Wire message could not be posted. Please try again.”
Any idea what’s causing that? I suspect it might be something simple since it happens on both installs.
Thanks,
David
Hi.
I´m creating an art community with wpmu and buddypress, inspired on DeviantART.
I want to show some user information on the frontpage of the user blog. Members have one blog assigned by default, and they can´t create another authors on them, and can´t give editor privileges to other users, so they are the only user and admin of their assigned blog. With that, I made some tweaks like when you want to view and author page on the blog, like member.site.com/author/member, is 301 redirected to their profile (site.com/members/member).
In the blog frontpage, the home.php file, I want to show some info from the buddypress profile, like the activity and the wire. I know the tags, but I can´t figure how to make them work. Anyone can help me in that way?
Thanks for your time.
As discussed on http://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=690,
i wrote this plugin that shows a definied litters’ number of last topics,
here the bpdev-plugin link http://buddypressdev.org/plugins/bpdev-forums-excerpt/
Thanks guys,
Nicola Greco,
BP Guru
I will pay $100 for a template clone of Orkut for Buddypress.
I installed BuddyPress out of the combo package – all is running well. I’m doing this on a test server so I’d like to do a bit more testing to help the community along. Can anyone tell me how to best go about upgrading frequently to the latest in trunk?
In addition to downloading files from trunk and copying them over (I got that part), I am assuming the database needs an upgrade whenever I move to a new version as well. Can anyone provide some pointers on how to do this?
I installed BuddyPress out of the combo package – all is running well. I’m doing this on a test server so I’d like to do a bit more testing to help the community along. Can anyone tell me how to best go about upgrading frequently to the latest in trunk?
In addition to downloading files from trunk and copying them over (I got that part), I am assuming the database needs an upgrade whenever I move to a new version as well. Can anyone provide some pointers on how to do this?
wp-admin/options.php sorted it.