One feature of buddypress is the favourites, where posts in activity streams are remembered
@group did not seem to do anything, but @mod resulted in an error message:
Warning: array_search() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /homepages/14/d69811276/htdocs/clickandbuilds/CanvaKalaTest/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-crowdmentions-master/functions.php on line 195
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /homepages/14/d69811276/htdocs/clickandbuilds/CanvaKalaTest/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-crowdmentions-master/functions.php on line 210
@venutius you’ll need to ensure the activity, groups and notification components are all activated. Of course, BuddyPress also needs to be installed.
Within a group, if you create an activity update or comment with the text @group, everyone in that group will get a web notification. The same goes for @mod, but in that case only moderators within that group will get a notification.
There’s a number of 404 redirect plugins, you could check them out maybe, however in my own testing I have found a few of them to be incompatible with Buddypress – redirecting valid bp pages as well as the legitimate 404’s
@1amyone,
you simply have to copy/paste the media url into the form.
Note that you can only use WP’s allowed medias. See the list.
read also about media embedding on the BuddyPress codex.
Embeds
WPML seems to be the most sophisticated translation engine, however it adds a lot of complexity to the site and using it with Buddypress tends to mean you will have a slow site.
I haven’t tried it but there’s also BuddyPress Compliments.
Looks good, haven’t test it yet.
Thanks 🙂
Suggestion: a filter hook for $text in the format functions
I have internationalised the text strings. You can localise via the buddypress-crowdmentions text domain?
Favorites are bookmarks, not likes.
There are plugins for likes, such as
Facebook Like User Activity Stream for BuddyPress
I did a complete reinstall of WordPress, deleted all the pre-installed plugins, and added BuddyPress only.
I checked the Membership checkbox in General Settings.
I made sure the permalinks were set for post-name.
I created the Register and Activate pages.
I went to the BuddyPress settings and linked to the pages.
They forward to the home page, still.
I deleted the prior Register and Activate pages.
I created a page called Tralala and made sure I could view it from the front end of the site. OK.
I created Register and checked to see if I could view it from the front end of the site. OK.
I added Register to the BuddyPress listing, and I can’t view it from the front of the site.
Even when I go into the pages listing and click “view,” it forwards me to the home page of the site.
Could the problem be that I installed BB Press before BuddyPress?
I get a page not found error on that link, so it means you go not have a page called register for some reason.
This does work usually. Try going into pages and see if there is a page called register set up, IF not create that page, then link it into your menu and finally set up up as the Buddypress register page. That should do it, so long as you have got the main setting item set to allow users to register for your site.
You don’t need two feeds.
You need one feed whose parameters change depending on user level.
Create a template overload of the activity-loop template.
Add some conditionals to create parameters.
Use those parameters to filter the loop.
Or use bp_parse_args.
I have permalinks activated in WP. I created the Register and Activation pages for my website, but BuddyPress does not allow me to save them once I’ve assigned the pages. On the
Associate WordPress pages with the following BuddyPress Registration pages, there is no option for me to save the settings. The three buttons (“new page”, “save”, and “view”) aren’t there. Also, I do not have the option to save the settings on the Components page either.
Is a Multisite the only way to get 2 buddypress activity feeds on one site?
in which php-file creates buddypress the topbar?
You can try to modify
\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\profile\edit.php
To do so, you need a template overload
Be carefull with class & id’s, as this part is actually working with ajax to show/hide
Hi,
activation and register are not added automatically when you install BP. You have to assign them manually.
Register and Activation Pages
Aside you need also to activate permalinks in your WP install to get BP working correctly.
Hi,
recommended method for this is to use the language file.
Customizing Labels, Messages, and URLs
If you search the forum, you will find many topics about this subject.
DanBP> You have no idea how much you helped me! This has been an on going project for a while now. I used to use a different CMS prior for the industry, but it was horrible. Now I’m switching to Buddypress & Glad I Did ..
One Last Question.
Is there anyway to embed RTMEDIA or MediaPress in the TAB where Info, Bio is?
How would I add a HTML/PHP code for one of those so it would show up on the page?
Thanks again in advanced! hopefully I’m not asking too many questions…
Hum… copy/pasting is not very complicated. Another way would be to use MediaPress, which works great on profiles. Or even custom post type, but this would be longer to get it to work within profiles. Depends of your php knowledge.
Also, custom work like this is over the scope of this forum.
I give you a BuddyPress way to do that. Now it’s your turn to decide and to do. 😉
Thanks so much for the professional reply. I really enjoy Buddypress & The Support Community. I suggest this service to everyone else in the Canadian Music Industry. Sorry about the capital lock! Didn’t proof read before hitting submit! Lesson Learned 🙂
Anyways, I want to be able to create a Profile Field when Users/Artists sign up where they can upload (2) mp3 files so it will automatically display in their profile. This is the main page where there (2) Featured Songs will be displayed. The rest will be displayed in RTMEDIA or BuddyMedia.
I have some experience with coding, but was wondering how would I add a profile field that says audio to my drop down list in profile fields & output the mp3 player on the user end?
First Example (Second To Follow)
Second:
Thanks in advanced!
I’ve not seen a tagging plugin for Buddypress, I think the @Username option must be it.
I’ve not encountered any issues locally.
My preferred setup is Chassis to provide local WordPress environment on vagrant; then adding BuddyPress however you prefer (from wp-admin or manually). Works great on OSX (although there are some general config changes with VirtualBox on El Capitan).
https://github.com/Chassis/Chassis
