BuddyPress.org

Here’s the code which can be found in the BP home theme header:

<?php if ( function_exists(‘wp_logout_url’) ) : ?>

/ ” alt=”<?php _e( ‘Log Out’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>”><?php _e( ‘Log Out’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>

<?php else : ?>

/ “><?php _e( ‘Log Out’, ‘buddypress’ ) ?>

<?php endif; ?>

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Andy, congratulations for this release!

Just doing a soft-launch of http://jsusers.com aimed at becoming a web community for Javascript developers. Wasn’t too hard to get set up, but I’ve had to do a lot of small tweaks to get things ‘workable’. Good job for such a new project though!

I don’t know. I only tested it out of curiosity and that was on the mu root blog. Good question. Lame answer.

The best way to do things is to test mu hard, get bbpress up and running and test it. Then install buddypress. Otherwise you never know who the culprit is in situations like this.

j’utilise encore wpmu 2.6.5, je sais pas où et comment prendre la 2.7.

Mais sur mon serveur ca marche très bien, juste je cherche la traduction francaise pour le tester à fond.

I am wondering the same thing actually!

@burtadsit: thanks for the link. just one question. it works just for the superadmin, not for userblogs. right?

Nicola, ok. (english version)

Nicola, non volevo che creassi codice per me o altri, ma solo pubblicizzarlo come progetto italiano essendo tu tale. Il lavoro e’ tuo, ed e’ giusto che ne abbia tutti i meriti. Semplicemente era una richiesta di collaborazione, se volevi, per il progetto BuddyPress Italy tutto qui.

Spero che ora ci siamo chiariti… (italian version )

@burtadsit: thanks! Now that BuddyPress is pretty much up and running this will be my “new” project for Explore With Me!

Thanks for the tips!

I got good news for ya meerblickzimmer. Ya it does work. I remember playing with it a couple of months ago. Just tried it again on my mu site. The config stuff is buried in the ‘secret’ options page. It’s not advertised, it’s just sorta there.

yourdomain.org/wp-admin/options.php

Here’s an mu thread.

https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1857

Happy posting.

@burtadsit: blog_by_email works just in WordPress, not in WordPress MU or i found no possibility to include this function via WPMU-Plugin. But that is not the right forum for WPMU – Plugin discussions..

@danielfelice

Well, you’re in luck. I was tooling around this morning on an unrelated matter and found this goodie.

https://iphone.wordpress.org/

Introducing the first Open Source app that lets you write posts, upload photos, and edit your WordPress blog from your iPhone or iPod Touch. With support for both WordPress.com and self-hosted WordPress (2.5.1 or higher), users of all experience levels can get going in seconds.

Imagine that.

I filled correct username.

And composed a Messege, when hit the button Send. It told me:

“Message could not be sent, please try again.”

So when should I try again?

Same error as when I post in Forum.. it says can not post this Topic. Looks like BuddyPress is not in a good mood

Regards

Strange you are seeing these problems, I decided to set up a fresh install WPMU 2.6.x and the BuddyPress combo beta1.

Firstly, the auto-complete doesn’t just complete on user’s names – it actually finds users based on their profile data too. Try it. It’s confusing and probably shouldn’t be like that, but I just reused the member search function for now. That should clear that up.

I tried creating two users and making them friends, the auto complete seemed to work both on Firefox and Safari. Are you using IE6? I can’t confirm it works in IE6, but I definitely got it working in IE7 before I tagged the beta.

Group creation seemed to work fine, when not uploading an group avatar, actually uploading an avatar – and also both with and without inviting friends. I did notice that two finish buttons displayed with the invite link, this is definitely a bug.

All I can really say is – try clearing your browser cache – perhaps you have old JS cached? I did change the messaging JS to a PHP file that dynamically loads some variables and then sends as a JS file. If you are using IE6 – don’t. Not with the beta.

Hopefully not everyone else is getting these problems, otherwise we’re going to see beta 2 pretty quickly.

@danielfelice

You looking for an app that runs on a cellphone I take it? I don’t even own a cellphone so I can’t help ya. Any phone that can send email and attach a pic should do it. I found this:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Blog_by_Email

It’s got nothing to do with cellphones but it tells us how to setup wp to accept blog posts by email. I tried it and it works slick.

Yep, same here. Here’s my post from the other thread w/ some details on my problems:

Since upgrading to the latest components I’ve been running into a lot of errors and bugs, particularly with the messaging component.

First and most importantly I am unable to send messages. This problem leads me to the second issue I’m facing which is that the auto-complete is not working as expected.

A user first emailed me about this on my live site and I first verified the issue there. Basically it’s impossible to send messages to anyone, the page just reloads, the message is erased, and an error that reads “Message could not be sent, please try again” is displayed. I erased all of my BuddyPress files, uploaded the latest trunk (which I was already running) and permissioned them to 755, then re-tested and the problem is still present.

In an attempt to see if it was my install specifically I installed MU on another domain, uploaded the files, and tested there and received the same error. Messaging was working on my install even with the latest files then suddenly quit.

Onto my second issue, the auto-complete feature doesn’t seem to be working properly at all. I ran into this on both my live site and test site as well as on TestBP.org. Basically when typing a name into “Send to” field the result don’t necessarily begin or even contain the typed letter. For example if I type the letter “A” on testbp.org the first result is Andy, as expected, but the second is “Robert Popovic (phlux0r)”, which clearly doesn’t contain an A at all. The next two results contain the letter A but don’t start with it. At first I though perhaps it only auto-completed the names of friends, which it may, but on my live site I have a friend named “justin” but when I enter the letter J another user without a J, “ryanmoney”, is the only one that displays.

Anyways, I can offer a lot more details if needed but I wanted to share the vitals and see if anyone else ran into this. If not, I’ll file a ticket but my hope is I’m not the only one.