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Howdy. There is probably some slick way to unregister a widget and then re-register it again with a different name but looks like you need the widget $id. Wherever that comes from. Anyway, /mu-plugins/bp-core/bp-core-widgets.php line numbers 12/13:

register_sidebar_widget( __('Members', 'buddypress'), 'bp_core_widget_members');

register_widget_control( __('Members', 'buddypress'), 'bp_core_widget_members_control' );

‘Members’ to ‘Whatever’. They’ll vanish from the page(s) and you’ll have to add ’em back where you want them.

@Mike,

here a function to use to cut text,

http://buddypressdev.org/bp-forums/topic.php?id=6#post-13

hi burtadsit,

I’ve tried editing the php.ini and my notification emails are still sending out as “myusername@box441.bluehost.com”. I’ve tried changing my outgoing email in Operational Settings in wordpress’s dashboard to an email that i’ve set up on bluehost but that’s not working either. It appears that a ton of people are having this same problem on bluehost. there’s gotta be a simple answer. could it be the pluggable.php file or some other file in wordpress that I can manually edit? I can’t launch my new site with buddypress until i resolve this.

thanks in advance for your help!

Nick

Just started this a few days ago http://infonatr.com

Did users 1, 2, and 3 each publish the posts or did user 1 publish all of them and attribute the second and third posts to the other users? I believe there’s a bug in buddyPress where whoever actually publishes a post (or approves a comment) is considered the author, not the attributed author or commenter. I’m running code from a few weeks ago so some of this may be corrected in the latest trunk (I’m upgrading now) but as of the files I’m running this was a bug.

@Mike yes I’m in Michigan. Wanna be in Arizona these days. OK, but a bunch of us are on irc.freenode.net #buddypress. I usually have that running.

There are some easy hacks, one could be as simple as

‘

remove_filter( ‘bp_the_profile_field_value’, ‘xprofile_filter_link_profile_data’, 2);

add_filter( ‘bp_the_profile_field_value’, ‘bp_profile_link_profile_data_with_urls’, 2, 3); ‘

Then create a function, similar to xprofile_filter_link_profile_data, but have it search for substr($field_value,0,7) = “http://”, then create a normal hyperlink, not a buddypress link

Just a thought,

Brad

http://gorgeousgamers.com/beta/

There is already one! look on http://buddypressdev.org/plugins/

there, there’s one called Invite Friends click on it & download it..

@danielfelice read first the bp roadmap, next version will have a status component like fb status..

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Video gaming blog network, we first tried using wpmu on its own, found it didn’t work how we wanted, then found buddypress. Really like Buddypress, think it’s going to go really far.

hey Chris,

i just find this article below through bluehost tech support. Now we have to figure out where this code exists in WPMU and/or buddypress.

http://helpdesk.bluehost.com/kb/index.php?x=&mod_id=2&id=231

Problem

Why do e-mails from my webpage come from < username > @ < box# > .bluehost.com when I have specified otherwise?

Solution

This is because our servers require you (or your script) to use a properly formatted, valid From: header in your email. If the From: header is not formatted correctly, empty or the email address doesn’t exist on our server, the from address will be changed to <username>@<box#>.bluehost.com. To stop this, you must change the script you are using to correctly use a valid From header.

Examples of headers that should work would be:

From: user@domain.com

From: <user@domain.com>

From: “name” <user@domain.com>

Examples of headers that will NOT work:

From: “user@domain.com”

From: user @ domain.com

Alternative for PHP Users:

– You can also modify which account should be used when sending out using the mail() function. Inside the local php.ini file, you will find a line of code that looks something like this (around line 601):

sendmail_from = mail@yourdomain.com

Be sure to uncomment this by deleting the ‘;’ before the directive. Also, the account you use must be a valid created account.

Hi, I’m having the same problem as well. I get @box441.bluehost.com as my address. Is this in buddypress or wpmu? I read somewhere that pluggable.php was a file to change in wpmu but haven’t been able to figure it out. please help!

thanks!

I worked a lot with prologue and buddypress, now it’s highly alpha

as soon as possible i’ll release something

I don’t think a Twitter-like functionality will be added to the BP core but this can be done now with around 10 minutes of work.

All you’d need to do is create a blog such as whereareyou.domain.com. Then add all existing users as authors and auto-add new users as authors to the blog (see this post for details on doing this, it only takes a minute). Finally install and tweak the prologue theme to suit your site. The updates users post to the blog will automatically show up on their profile like other blog posts.

This is a really basic implementation of a “Twitter-like” functionality, but with a little tweaking this setup works really well.

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