Hey,
we are at buddypress.de hard working on a perfect translation of the best software. But we can’t, because the possibilities to translate BuddyPress are really bad. The function bp_core_time_since, which makes the representation of the time elapsed, simply adds a ‘s’ if the number not one. In this case it would be better to use __ngettext.
The next problem is, that buddypress use for example for the localization of “registered 3 hours, 9 minutes ago” 2 strings! It would be better use one string with a %s. This would be better to translate.
I hope my suggestions will be flow in into the trunk.
Thanks, your Dennis.
Sorry, but the official german translation is on the way, we at buddypress.de have only waited for the implementation of load_textdomain, which enable to load the localization. Be patient!
Die deutsche offizielle Übersetzung kommt, wir (buddypress.de) hatten nur noch darauf gewartet, dass BuddyPress die passende Funktion bekommmt, dass es Sprachdateien laden kann. Bitte noch etwas gedulden.
Nice..
I am using BuddyPress on my Testsite meebo.bplaced.net. I have nearly translated everything… Tomorrow i will switch to another Domain …
Please use the latest trunk version of BuddyPress.
I’m getting the error “Please make sure your BuddyPress enabled theme includes a header.php and footer.php file.”
I did a fresh install to see if it was something else, I’m just using WPMU 2.6.2 and the newest trac.
the site is anotherdamnwebsite.com I get the error when trying to access anything in BP or profiles, it’ll put /members/ before everything like
http://anotherdamnwebsite.com/members/admin/
http://anotherdamnwebsite.com/members/admin/messages
etc.
That depends, if there are filters placed on the output then I would think so. Otherwise BuddyPress will need to bypass and rewrite these emails.
Smueller – actually the readme is outdated, so it’s not entirely clear. I’m updating them now.
Hopefully yes. I will spend some time adding tags in there once I get some time to do that. The codex is user contributed, so if you feel like adding tags to the codex that you use, then please do.
It does seems fine now after reinstalling with the latest trunk
ok – I’m a moron – I figured it out – what I did was renamed(despite the big, bold warning in the theme install.txt) the buddypress-home folder to ‘home’ rather than leaving it as buddypress-home and completely removing the home directory. Now all looks good and I can start to ‘play’. Thanks to all that responded and I promise to read the instructions more carefully before future posts.
ok – I have the ‘BuddyPress Home Theme 0.1’ activated and I’ve added all of the available widgets to ‘Sidebar 1′(which is the only option available in the dropdown and I also do not see any plugins available but I believe that is by design as, per a prior post, all plugins are automatically on and won’t show under plugins and all I’m still seeing on the home page is the standard bp header, the bp logo and a ‘This is a WordPress MU + BuddyPress powered site’ at at the top and a ‘This is just a placeholder theme, eventually you will be able to make this an aggregation of site content, or a site blog’ message in the footer. Is there a newer version or am I still missing something? Again, any help would be appreciated – I really want to be able to fully eval this app but it’s starting to get a bit frustrating.
are all the sections on the bp theme home page (recent blogs, who’s online?, etc…) only allowed to be added in as widgets or can you implement them by using template tags?
Hi Andy,
while working on my latest project, we were wondering about the notifications that WPMu sends out when people register and create blogs, post comments etc.. Those always refer to the usernames that people used to sign up but ideally under Buddypress, those should contain the profile name instead. Is there a plan on working on this or even can this be changed (without hacking core WPMu files)?
I still have problems I re-downloaded 431 and installed everything; buddypress new themes and muplugins. However when I look at the avatar I upload I get the following:
http://famous.tm/wp-content/blogs.dir/382/files//2008/10/famous-square3-avatar1.jpg
files//2008 The only reason I said a directory issue is cause the // between files and 2008 looks peculiar.
And I still have the same problem with trying to sign up as member lengsh has confirmed.
Do you have an idea of what it could be?
C’mon Andy, I was just about to overtake myspace…
haha!
Do you already have all the widgets added to the columns that you want? The theme won’t add recent blogs, newest online, ect. Those are all widgets that need to be added. I believe it is currently suggested that you use all of them to maximize compatibility.
yea, I am having this problem too. Getting the homepage nothing like testbp but a Profile page on the machine I installed
Hi apeatling !
I installed buddypress on a test server 2 days ago. How to upgrade ? I just have to upload the code plugin ?
And another question. I just give it a try on my install, and after creating the admin, i wanted to test with a normal account. The registration was ok, the only problem was that i had to create the homebase for this user to. The problem you mentioned on your post is this one ?
If not, is there a way to automaticaly make it ?
Thanks for your help !
And all my congratulations for such a project
I have the same problem that another user had, but i am not able to fix it.
I installed BP correctly and everything seems to work (great system!!!!!!!).
But when a user registers on my installation and creates an
account, the system doesn’t automatically create his home base with all the social
network features of buddypress working properly.
Instead the system creates a new blog for the new user. The user so have to log in and click “Create new home base”, and choose a different user name to use the social network features.
I tryed at first with the option “Enabled. Blogs and user accounts can be created.”, and then also with the option “Only user account can be created.” turned on.
But in both cases after new registrations only a blog in created (in the latter case moreover shouldn’t it be impossible for a user to create a blog?).
I also tried to make new registration being careful not to be logged as admin at the same time (that was the thing that solved the problem for the other user i mentioned before).
Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
Ing. Massimo Nitti
http://www.bluefactor.it
I’ve now changed the URL structure of BuddyPress so it is a little more intuitive.
All member pages are now at:
http://domain.com/members/%5Busername%5D
All blogs continue to function on either a subdomain or subdirectory depending on your settings.
This also means that pseudo-blogs/home bases are no longer needed for users. Because this is now the case, the original “give me a blog/just a username” option is now honored on the sign up page. Users can either just sign up for an account, or an account and their first blog.
The changes should not break existing installations, however you may get some redundant tables and users will need to re-upload their avatar.
These changes are now reflected on http://testbp.org
Cheers
Andy
I was just updating the site, should be fixed now.
I am getting the profile page instead of the Overall home page where we see on http://testbp.org/
Does anyone know how to I get the home page done correctly?
Thanks a lot
Check the head of the outputed page and see if your style sheet is before the buddypress one. If it is, the buddypress one will override yours. If yours comes after it will override the buddypress one.
Thanks for the response. I do see that there is a ‘home’ theme and I have now changed to that theme but, beyond the buddypress look in the header, it looks nothing like the testbp home page – i.e. no recent blogs, who’s online, newest members, groups – widgets(hopefully that is the correct term). Sorry if I sound so ignorant on this – I assume I’m just missing something pretty obvious so any – patient – help would be appreciated.
I am not 100% sure that the download offers the home theme – yet.
Go to the Site Admin menu, pick Themes and make sure the BP theme is the only one enabled. Then users can’t change themes.
Any plugin you put in the mu-plugins folder does NOT show up on the Plugins menu. That is for plugins that are in the plugins folder. So no, you won’t see any BP related plugins there to to turn them off and on, because in the mu-plugins folder, plugins are always ON.
If you really want to understand how WPMU works, to take full advantge of what it can do and get a feel for what you’re in for, check out http://wpmututorials.com , or sign up at wordpress.com to check out the user’s perspective & compare it to testbp.org.