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Topic: buddypress translestion
Hi
I reade in this forume how can i put the po and mo file in Buddypress but it’s not work
1. I domload files
2. I renaimd
3. I add line in Buddypress function.php dileand dosn’t work
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Tenks
ReutWhen a new member registers for an account at constitutionnetwork.com, they are supposed to receive a confirmation email with a link to verify their email address. They cannot enter the website until they verify their email address. The emails are not being sent, so no one can successfully register.
I have checked that all of the settings are correct, plugins are updated, and all of the “from” email addresses are up to date. We first noticed this problem when we changed from Dreamhost to HostGator, but, after contacting our host twice, they were fairly certain it is a Buddypress issue.
I am running BuddyPress Version 2.6.2 and WordPress 4.6.1 – running Boss. Child Theme. The website is constitutionnetwork.com
this is one of those things that should be simple, and ought to be simple, but for the life of me I can’t recall how to do it.
Right now the code prints a phrase on the screen, assembled with:
printf( __( "What's new in %s, %s?", 'buddypress' ), bp_get_group_name(), bp_get_user_firstname() );I want to assign that to a string so it can be placed elsewhere easily. Li’l help?
Hi there,
I recently installed WordPress 4.6.1 and BuddyPress 2.6.2
I’m using a child theme of the Enfold theme by kriesi.at and everything runs nice but the “Create Group” button inside the Groups page is missing so I can see only “Memberships” and “Invitations”.
It works though with the theme Twenty-Fourteen and Twenty-Fifteen but not with the Twenty-Sixteen.
I was googling this and most of the people says that’s an issue related with fact that the_title(); tag in the themeโs page.php is placed “outside the WordPress loop”.
Unfortunately nobody has a solution.
Can you please tell me how to fix this issue? Some php lines in the child’s functions.php or something like that?
Thanks a lot.Topic: NING MIGRATION
Hello,
I run a small community (50 members) for a non-profit organization. I am paying for the service myself as the service is free of charge.I am looking at migrating my community to a self-hosted system. I have no technical skills so I need you guys to do all the work ๐
I have a few questions
1. Will the BuddyPress be able to offer similar features (video player, music player, groups, forums, members’ pages etc)?
2. Will you be able to import all of the current community’s data?
3. What is the estimated cost and time factor involved?
4. Once the work is done will you offer support to deal with initial technical problems?NING have recently doubled their charges and I know there are a lot of NING communities wanting to migrate but most community administrators have no technical skills so we are well and truly stuck.
Thank you in advance for your help
Alex
We have had a very hard and confusing issue.
We had a site (on Multisite) with links like:
* /alumni-network/members [this leads to a BP page]
* /alumni-network/profile [this leads to a BP page]
* /alumni-network/forum (normal page)
* /alumni-network/resources (normal page)
* /alumni-network/help (normal page)From time to time, when users would try to access the _non_-BP pages, they would all of a sudden get a 404 error.
When they would try to access the BP pages, these would still be accessible.
Once this happened, it would continue, _until_ we logged in to the Dashboard. We even discovered that you only have to _try_ to login to the Dashboard to “reset” the problem, and then the other pages would show up again.
It is not a standard “make sure your .htaccess file is set up properly”, because (a) the root multisite URL works fine: /alumni-network; (b) the BP links work fine; (c) even if I turn off pretty permalinks, the same thing still happens. It is not in this phase that it happens.
Because I did not now how to _trigger_ this issue (I still don’t, really), I set up a pingdom.com request every minute to test for the 404 on one of our key pages. After _lots_ of experimentation, it seemed almost certain that the culprit was BuddyPress.
Does anyone have any clues or suggestions?
P.S.: Oddly, I noticed that the .htaccess file at the root of the multisite network has not ever been updated since I launched the site. How does BuddyPress “know” to translate its URLs?