BuddyPress.org

Yeah, see here for details of the wp_signups table.

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@the-majestic-one

The theme details for that theme say:
rtMedia Ready – Add albums, photo, audio/video encoding, privacy, sharing, front-end uploads & more.

I would bet that for the media tab functions of that to work, you would need to install the rtmedia plugin
( https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/ )

Of course I don’t win every bet – and don’t bet often – just a thought you might try..

@alexfa08

If I was creating a new theme with buddypress in mind right now, I would consider that most buddypress installs probably use the rtmedia plugin – and given that it is over bloated with it’s own loading of bootstrap components, and font awesome, and I think some zurb foundation files(?) – most themes I have tried to use that are responsive and work with buddypress plain – have issues when the rtmedia plugin is enabled – not sure why exactly – but I found that any theme I tried that was based on bootstrap code caused conflicts, and there for I was unable to use – since having media uploads is more important than having a good theme imho.

Maybe that will change if the new mediapress plugin proves to be a good alternative – but I don’t think we will know unless someone codes an import media and stuff from rtmedia to mediapress.

So if I was making a new theme for BP – I would try to test with rtmedia, and some of the other major plugins that most people will be using. I’d make it responsive – but I would get a list of all classes that bootstrap uses and make sure not to use any of the same.

It would be nice to see a new theme that had options to un-enque / deregister calls to repetitive assets – on my current theme I think my theme calls 4 javascripts, 3 css files, adds inline css styles, and then my 6 plugins do the same.. so I end up loading javascripts about a dozen times, and fonts, and about a dozen css files, and a few hundred lines of inline css, and all kinds of extra bloated bs.

Some random thoughts from my recent experiences.

@the-majestic-one

If you change themes to 2014 or whatever and the same process works right, but fails when you use the sweet date theme – then that is not a buddypress issue and should be brought up with that theme’s developers.

When you say you have a media tab to click – is that something you have in buddypress without other plugins? IF your media tab is created by rtmedia or mediapress or some other media plugin – then I would ask those plugin devs.

Hi @eversatile

I have been trying to find the file location of the profile and group navigation menus, with no luck

There isn’t a template file which you can change if that’s what you mean, but…

I would like to change “forums” to “discuss” and remove the “members” from groups menu, etc

You can customise slugs quite easily. See the Customizable Slugs in BuddyPress article.

bp_core_remove_nav_item() will let you remove nav items from the navigation. There is also bp_core_remove_subnav_item() for removing sub nav items.

no. nothing to do with buddypress wall. sorry.

Solely to do with your comments not working.

arising from op

……then the standard comment button in BuddyPress doesn’t seem to work.

hope you are sorted.

Could be server related.

I had the same issue with one theme on one server (same theme worked perfectly on local installs and on other servers) though comments and activity posting were disabled. javacripts were not loading on one particular server for this particular theme.

The solution, provided by the theme developer, that worked for me (for that problem, which may not be yours, so may not be your solution) was to put the function below in functions.php

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'load_buddypress_js'  );
function load_buddypress_js () {
	if (bp_is_group() || is_page( 'activity' )) {
		wp_enqueue_script('buddypress_query',plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/js/jquery-query.min.js',array("jquery"));
		wp_enqueue_script('buddypress_members',plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/js/widget-members.min.js',array("jquery"));
		wp_enqueue_script('buddypress_cookie',plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/js/jquery-cookie.min.js',array("jquery"));
		wp_enqueue_script('buddypress_scroll',plugins_url() . '/buddypress/bp-core/deprecated/js/jquery-scroll-to.min.js',array("jquery"));
		wp_enqueue_script('buddypress_js',get_template_directory_uri() . '/buddypress/js/buddypress.min.js',array("jquery"));
		wp_enqueue_script( 'heartbeat_js', get_template_directory_uri() . '/wp-includes/js/heartbeat.min.js', array(), '4.1', true );
	}
}

The last item, heartbeat.min.js, is a core wp file from the /wp-includes/js/ folder which this server, specialising in WordPress, was apparently, unilaterally and undeclared, refusing to load!!!!

add_filter should always return something.

Try this:

 // snipped
        $activity->content = $activity_content;
    }
    return $activity; 
}

Or this:

 // snipped
        $activity_action = sprintf(__('%1$s posted a new reward : %2$s', 'buddypress'), bp_core_get_userlink((int) $post->post_author), '<a href="' . $post_permalink . '">' . $post->post_title . '</a>');
       
    }
   return $activity_action; 
}

@newdermeo After activating BuddyPress, you need to configure the components and pages
Single WP install – https://buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-components/
WP Multisite – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-buddypress-for-multisite/

@greghyatt I’m reasonably familiar with Buddypress Wall? Do you have a link for your site?

Hi @wuvu2

This is more related to WordPress than it is to BuddyPress. Try asking your question over at https://wordpress.org/ where you may get more joy

http://demo.rtcamp.com/rtmedia/members/admin/
They have some themes which provide this. You can also make a request here https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ to incorporate this as all social nets and social scripts are having this feature these days.

Hi @nunolopes99

This can be done via CSS. If you decide to go down the paid route, then try posting your requirements on the BP Jobs Board

It’s still here

@tatakatte
Did you put Henry’s code in with opening and closing php tags? Make sure there is no white space between the opening and closing php tags as this will give an headers already sent error.

@timothylegg
Just a thought – have you got pretty permalinks set up?

In WordPress settings > permalinks ( /wp-admin/options-permalink.php )

Getting Started

Without going to Settings > BuddyPress, just go to Pages. It’s about the 4th link in your admin area (example.com/wp-admin). Then check to see if the pages have been created.

Hi @timothylegg

But when I follow the path of Settings -> BuddyPress and then click the Pages tab, I get a page where I associate a WordPress page with each BuddyPress component directory. When I click on ‘View’ for either of the ‘Members’, ‘Activity’, or ‘Groups’, I get a 404 page.

Check if the members, activity and groups pages are actually created by going to your admin area and then clicking on Pages