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January 1, 2009 at 8:17 pm #2869

Topic: Home theme loads Blank

in group forum Installing BuddyPress

iamzaks
Member

Hi all, I installed Buddypress, followed the instructions, it’s not the first time I do it, so I was familiar with the process and can be sure that all was done properly. I tried installing it on my site (so far I had done t in test sites on my server) and I see that the main blog http://iamzaks.com loads blank when any theme is selected other than the default WPmu home theme. I just updated to WPmu 2.6.5 and installed the latest version of Buddypress.

I see that all other blogs load no problem, I even loaded the Buddypress Home theme on one of the user’s blogs and it works fine. The User pages work fine and everything else works, the problem is only with the main blog. I believe it to be a Widget problem, since I get a blank “wp-admin/widgets.php” page for the main blog. When I erase BuddyPress from the mu-plugins folder, the main blog is displayed with the BP home theme, but only a small header line is rendered. All other themes work in this situation.

I don’t know what else to do, and it is very urgent that I fix this problem because this is my main site and there are a lot of impatient users.

As I was writing this post, I re-uploaded the mu-plugin directory files, and now the Buddypress home theme works, however, there still is a problem with a widget, I am trying to isolate it, and the problem originates in the left column of the BP Home theme, because the problem with the widget page is that the sidebar 1 does not load, sidebar 2, 3 and blog sidebar are editable. In that column, there are only 2 active widgets, the “Welcome” and “Recent Posts” widget.

Any ideas?

Thank you very much in advance.

January 1, 2009 at 8:12 pm #35418

In reply to: Blogs disabled, where’s the dashboard?

bluocean
Member

Do you mean the BP activity dashboard or the WPMU admin section? For the dashboard you can click the Home link wherever you see it, or the BuddyPress logo in the top left. For the WPMU admin section what I do is type yourURL.com/wp-admin into the browser address bar.

January 1, 2009 at 8:10 pm #35417

In reply to: Is there Template Club of BuddyPress?

David Bisset
Participant

cristiano, i barely think right there are any serious “BuddyPress templates” besides the default and maybe 1 or 2 that have been recently put together.

However, I have no doubt that in 2009 we will see this and might be one of the factors that drives BP into mainstream. However, it has been said that you can adapt almost any theme to BuddyPress. You just have to do some work, maybe get a little dirty. Not an environment for the lazy crowd yet, but hopefully we’ll get there.

And feel free anyone to prove the above wrong.

January 1, 2009 at 8:08 pm #35416

In reply to: bbPress creates a back door

David Bisset
Participant

That’s good to know, Trent. I won’t frequent the bbPress forums, and almost relying on my BuddyPress community here for any bbPress+BuddyPress tips. Nice to know we have a bbPress pro in the house. <end kissing butt>

January 1, 2009 at 8:08 pm #2867

Topic: Is there Template Club of BuddyPress?

in forum Miscellaneous

Cristiano
Participant

Is there Template Club of BuddyPress?

example:

http://www.rockettheme.com – joomla club template

January 1, 2009 at 7:37 pm #35414

In reply to: migrate back to a localhost.localdomain setup

Trent Adams
Participant

WPMU has real issue with trying to change data back and forth through the database directly. That is where you will either have to do multiple “search and replace” in the database (scary) or simply just use the standard WP export and import files to move data back and forth (safe). Since there is no “export/import” for buddypress, the only way to do it is search and replace the database files URL. So, there is no easy way to move data around at this point. Maybe a suggestion for future releases since it would be nice for even members to move their data if they change for host to host.

January 1, 2009 at 5:06 pm #2864

Topic: bbPress creates a back door

in group forum Installing BuddyPress

iqcuties
Member

From what I can tell, *anyone* can register for an account to your BuddyPress site if they navigate directly to the directory where bbPress lives. This is even if you have “Allow new registrations” disabled in your WPMU site admin. Apparently bbPress doesn’t have a way to turn off new registrations (or at least I am not seeing it).

I’ve tried password protecting the forum directory, but that breaks forums.

I’ve read about hacks to disable registrations, but I fear that also will break the forums. (though, for the record, I’m not against implementing hacks.)

Any ideas?

January 1, 2009 at 2:51 pm #2862

Topic: Listing Of add_actions hooks

in forum Miscellaneous

David Bisset
Participant

I’ve already written BuddyPress building blocks and components, and about to wrap up the Auto Suggest plugin for BuddyPress. This question goes out to seasoned WordPress plugin makers… is there a complete list of all possible add_action hooks? Seems to be the one thing in my plugin-building arsenal that i’m missing. Please refer me to the best links or online references.

Thanks in advance.

January 1, 2009 at 2:37 pm #35408

In reply to: Flickr and Buddypress

nicolagreco
Participant

As soon as possible i’ll release a plugins’ package to aggregate social newtworks and other..

January 1, 2009 at 1:33 pm #35406

In reply to: Flickr and Buddypress

gpo1
Participant

can this plugin be adapted for other media like youtube?

January 1, 2009 at 1:09 pm #35402

In reply to: Buddypress iPhone Theme?

David Bisset
Participant

Look at MobilePress and WPTouch for ways to show different looks of a WP site to mobile users (the latter is especially for the iPhone). There are at least a few other stylesheets and templates as well. I have an iPhone, and these have been decently successful on standard WP sites. The iPhone browser uses MobileSafari.

What I would really like to see is an iPhone app that would allow you to browse almost ANY Buddypress site with a standard look-and-feel.

January 1, 2009 at 2:09 am #35399

In reply to: Buddypress iPhone Theme?

nicolagreco
Participant

Look for YUI

January 1, 2009 at 2:03 am #35398

In reply to: Buddypress iPhone Theme?

rwallen
Member

I’m building a theme for the iphone for my installation. It runs safari. m.digg.com is a nice iPhone site if you want to look at their code.

January 1, 2009 at 12:10 am #35397

In reply to: Flickr and Buddypress

dobh32
Participant

Waaao a Great! Plugin, Thankss!!

December 31, 2008 at 11:48 pm #35396

In reply to: adding a page
Per Søderlind
Participant
You don’t need to hard code the links, this examples shows how to add links to the “main menu”:
```
<?php



function add_about_to_main_menu() {



$class = (bp_is_page('about')) ? ' class="selected" ' : '';



echo  '<li ' . $class. '><a href="' . get_option('home') . '/about" title="' . __( 'About', 'buddypress' ) .'">' .  __( 'About', 'buddypress' ) .'</a></li>';



}



add_action('bp_nav_items','add_about_to_main_menu');

?>
```
December 31, 2008 at 7:59 pm #35392

In reply to: Any shopping cart suggestions?

danf-1
Participant

I wanted to give an update here as I am continually impressed with this shopping cart (http://shopplugin.net/). I would recommend it to anyone needing a solution. (Im not the only one singing its praises: http://lbnuke.com/2008/12/30/wordpress-ecommerce-plugins-shopp-vs-wp-ecommerce/ )

Anyways, its now publicly available as a 1.0 release for $55 standalone, plus $25 for gateways ($300 for developer license – he doesn’t specify where wpmu falls on this)

So, with the latest 1.0 release, the developer behind shopp fixed the global database issue I had previously mentioned. I can now install it in a wordpressmu environment (with buddypress installed, too) and get it running on 2 different blogs, each with their own products/carts! It requires further testing to declare it production ready, but I could not find anything wrong with it from an hour of testing. The only issue I found was doing the automated upgrades causing an error in wpmu – so if/when upgrading the plugin, be sure to do it manually instead of through the automated process (but Im sure that will get fixed in future releases as well)

December 31, 2008 at 7:13 pm #35390

In reply to: fyi: WP-reCAPTCHA works fine with BuddyPress

cdaniel09
Participant

I am having issues with recaptcha on signup after an upgrade.

I have all new recaptcha plugin installed, new BP, WPMU 2.6.5., new recaptcha key.

When I register with recaptcha on it loops between initial sigup page and blog title page.

Turn off recaptcha , all is good.

Need recaptcha , I get way too much spam signups.

Any ideas?

December 31, 2008 at 5:23 pm #35384

In reply to: Flickr and Buddypress

nicolagreco
Participant

I’ll work on it in this day..

i’ll update you as soon as possible

December 31, 2008 at 5:14 pm #35383

In reply to: Buddypress iPhone Theme?

seppolaatle112
Participant

To be quite honest I have never touched any iPhone, but anyway I want to ask what kind of web-browser the iPhone is using? All the time I see iPhone-plugins for WP and MU, but don’t quite understand that people actually make a plugin just for that ugly phone…

Wouldt a plugin making the main blog and member theme aviable to all smartphones be an option? It’s not like the whole world is using iPhone…. ?

December 31, 2008 at 4:56 pm #2855

Topic: Buddypress iPhone Theme?

in group forum Requests & Feedback

Trent Adams
Participant

I personally have never touched or looked at an iPhone theme for wordpress, but was thinking about either doing a CSS plugin for mobile phones based off the home and member themes or trying to alter an existing iPhone (iTouch) theme. Anyone have an ideas or experience with these types of themes? Any pointers or ideas?

December 31, 2008 at 4:20 pm #35381

In reply to: Group News

Mike Pratt
Participant

blueocean – absolutely! guys like burt, nicola and andy are over the top helpful and the dev site, buddypressdev.org is also a great place. I too have been playing with live ammo but, ironic that you mention, I am about to install a local MAMP site so I can tinker locally and not destroy my own community. should have done that in the 1st place

December 31, 2008 at 3:47 pm #35380

In reply to: Sitemap.xml for buddypress

Per Søderlind
Participant

like this?: http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/sitemaps-and-seo-wordpress-mu-style

December 31, 2008 at 2:40 pm #35378

In reply to: Sitemap.xml for buddypress

David Bisset
Participant

Well, member’s blogs would be a big thing to include if users select the “please publish my blog to search engines” function.

It would be nice to give users a choice if they want their own public profiles open to search engines. But your thoughts seem pretty solid.

December 31, 2008 at 2:38 pm #35377

In reply to: Flickr and Buddypress

David Bisset
Participant

Great start to a flickr plugin!

December 31, 2008 at 2:29 pm #35376

In reply to: Thesis & Buddypress (HELP!?)

liljohn
Member

Would the easiest route be for me to create custom page templates for each directory (members, groups, blogs)? That way I could just create a new page in wp-admin and set the template to ‘custom_blogs_template’ for example.

If that makes sense where would I find the code to insert into my custom_templates?
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