Search Results for 'buddypress'
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Topic: Blogs link – 404 Not Found
r597:
When click on BLOGS button, return a “404 Not Found” error inside BuddyPress.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Thank you,
Eduardo/Brazil
[Sat Nov 29 18:28:14 2008] [error] [client XX.XXX.XXX.XX] File does not exist: /home/XXX.XX/public_html/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/custom-styles.css, referer: http://XXX.XX/wp-content/themes/buddypress-home/style.css
As I can see, the original home-theme “style.css,” is asking for a file named custom-styles.css in the same folder, witch does not exist.
Why is this file being included when it does not exist?
The reason I ask, is because everytime someone loads the page, wherever they are, this will create an error in the errorlog..
Topic: Login error
If this has been answered already, I apologise – I did look around, but I didn’t see anything addressing this. So I installed trunk-r590 on top of WPMU 2.6.5 in a subdirectory, and everything seems to be working fine – signups, widgets on the front page, etc, with the exception of logging in from the bar across the top – it throws a 404.
The WPMU install is at http://www.wikischool.ca/blogs/
The login is attempting to go to http://www.wikischool.ca/wp-login.php, which is obviously the wrong place. I looked at the BuddyPress theme header.php, and the script points to
<?php get_option('home') ?>/wp-login.php, and when I checked the database, both the “home” and “siteurl” lines are pointed to http://wikischool.ca/blogs/. Is this a BP problem or a WPMU problem, and what can I do about it?Topic: SMTP Mail
How do you enable SMTP signups through Buddypress?
Topic: Require Login
I was wondering if it was possible to require login, in order to view any blogs or the BuddyPress features on WPMU.
So, essentially – You can’t view anything until you have logged in.
Is this possible?
Howdy. In an attempt to minimize my maintenance with the basic buddypress functionality, I checked out the latest trunk using Subversion. Rather than moving or copying the folders all over hells half acre, I decided to try setting up symbolic links (ln -s).
The homepage looks great
But the way that wp-load.php is included isn’t conducive with the symbolic link setup. Has anyone tackled this already before?require_once(dirname(dirname(dirname(dirname(dirname(__FILE__))))).'/wp-load.php');
Howdy folks. I’ve been watching development of BuddyPress for a little while and things are looking great! In an effort to put it to use, I’ve just done a fresh install at http://uber-geeks.org and have run into a little problem. Any attempt to visit any of the member pages results in a redirection to the home page.
This is a fresh install of WordPress MU and a fresh install of the trunk of BuddyPress (I svn updated the check-out of trunk this morning). Permalinks are the default custom.
Thoughts?
Topic: “s” added to words
I’ve finally managed to get buddypress translated. But now the letter “s” is added as plural to days and minutes where new/active/popular members are.
For example “minutit” is “minutes” in my language. But then the “s” is added and it’s “minutits”.
I don’t know if it’s from WPMU or BP. Please help me get rid of it.
Topic: Blog Author Drop Down Fix
When visiting a blog, there is a drop down from admin bar that show all the authors of that particular blog. However, not only does it show all authors, it also shows all subscribers as well. Is that the desired functionality? For my site there will be potentially hundreds (I hope!) joining as subscribers of blogs, so this doesn’t make sense.
I’ve hacked it with following (Im new to wordpress and wpmu programming) so there could be easier way to do this), so that it only shows members of this blog who have edit_post permisions (i.e. contributors and up) as well as it does not show any site_admins. Let me know if there is an easier way.
This would replace the author section in the bp-core-adminbar.php file:
// **** “Blog Authors” Menu (visible when not logged in) ********
if ( $current_blog->blog_id > 1 ) {
$authors = get_users_of_blog();
$addfield = true;
if ( is_array( $authors ) ) {
/* This is a blog, render a menu with links to all authors */
foreach( $authors as $author ) {
$curruser = new WP_User($author->user_id);
if ( !is_site_admin( $author->user_login ) && $curruser->has_cap('edit_posts') ) {
if ( $addfield ) {
echo '<li><a href="/">';
_e('Authors', 'buddypress');
echo '</a>';
echo '<ul class="author-list">';
$addfield = false;
}
$author = new BP_Core_User( $author->user_id );
echo '</li>
<li>';
echo '<a>user_url . '">';
echo $author->avatar_mini;
echo ' ' . $author->fullname;
echo '<span class="activity">' . $author->last_active . '</span>';
echo '</a>';
echo '<div class="admin-bar-clear"></div>';
echo '</li>
';
}
}
if ( !$addfield ) {
echo '';
echo '';
}
}
}Topic: Installation basics
I have Buddypress installed in a WPMU site (http://crossblogging.com/blogs)
I have several errors at this point:
1. Create home Base in the admin section
Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_enqueue_style() in /home/crosblog/public_html/wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/bp-core-cssjs.php on line 55
2. On the front page all links to blogs, friends, profiles, etc. are broken.
What steps am I missing?