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May 8, 2014 at 2:32 pm #182659

In reply to: Remove tabs and pages from BuddyPress profile

Tecca
Participant

The easiest way I can think of is to copy the needed files over from the BuddyPress plugin (members/single/something.php), and place them into your theme, removing its contents or placing a redirect into the files.

May 8, 2014 at 2:06 pm #182652

In reply to: New user registrations ..from my own server??

John James Jacoby
Keymaster

Sounds like the murderer is in the house. Don’t go upstairs. 🙂

You could optionally just block sign-ups from your own IP. If you’re running a multisite installation, there’s a convenient UI for this. We’ve yet to incorporate that into single-site BuddyPress yet, but we have considered it.

Worth pinging @messenlehner or @tw2113 about the registration options plugin, and @bungeshea about the security check plugin too.

May 8, 2014 at 12:39 am #182636

In reply to: Filtering bp_get_send_message_button()?
modemlooper
Moderator
change whatever you want in the arguments
```
function filter_send_message_btn() {

		$args = array(
			'id'                => 'private_message',
			'component'         => 'messages',
			'must_be_logged_in' => true,
			'block_self'        => true,
			'wrapper_id'        => 'send-private-message',
			'link_href'         => bp_get_send_private_message_link(),
			'link_title'        => __( 'Send a private message to this user.', 'buddypress' ),
			'link_text'         => __( 'Private Message', 'buddypress' ),
			'link_class'        => 'send-message',
		);

		return $args;

}
add_filter('bp_get_send_message_button_args', 'filter_send_message_btn');
```
May 7, 2014 at 7:22 pm #182619

In reply to: How to integrate BuddyPress with an incompatible theme?

imkingdavid
Participant

Bump.

I have a similar problem with another theme developed by the same company (Langwitch). Their support is entirely unhelpful and I haven’t found any other solutions for the issue. Basically, their theme bypasses/replaces the page template system with their own page builder so the BuddyPress templates aren’t even loaded for the page specified in the BuddyPress settings.

I am a developer and am willing to work on a solution, but if anyone could give some tips to make this move a bit quicker, that’d be great.

May 7, 2014 at 3:29 pm #182606

In reply to: All users on Multi-Site Directed to one BuddyPress Area

robertnorcross
Participant

Good note. http://www.example1.com is an online book store and it uses the WooCommerce plugin. http://www.example2.com is a website for prayer leaders, specific to a denomination of religion and
http://www.example3.com (this one has buddy press) is a website for prayer leaders, that is not specific to a denomination.

The idea is that the user will have one login – so that when they check their orders on http://www.example1.com (online book store) they have the same login as http://www.example2.com and http://www.example3.com. The other idea, and the main one of all, is that http://www.example2.com (a website for prayer leaders, specific to a denomination of religion) and http://www.example3.com (this one has buddy press) [website for prayer leaders, that is not specific to a denomination] – these two, when a user logs in, would both feed into the website that has BuddyPress. So, one login overall on the entire network and one BuddyPress location. I don’t need any separation on the websites like, accounts or separate forums, BuddyPress profiles, etc.

I’m looking for one login. I’m looking also for a way that if a user logs into http://www.example1.com (online book store) or http://www.example2.com and they are trying to access anything involving BuddyPress (which is on http://www.example3.com), that they are sent to that site. Right now when if I network activate BuddyPress they can use the same login no matter what website they are on, but if they click on their profile or anything like that they stay on the current website and BuddyPress takes the face of that website. However, If they do that on mine I want them taken from one of the sites and sent to http://www.example3.com (this one has buddy press).

Is this possible?

May 7, 2014 at 2:14 pm #182600

In reply to: BuddyPress theme – Looking for ideas

Aron Prins
Participant

@bphelp
But this has nothing to do with the bp-default theme? This is a theme that is based on twitter bootstrap customized to match with a buddypress site. It also works with WordPress that has no BP enabled…

I feel that there are just a few really good themes for BuddyPress out there like BuddyBoss and recently InspireBook by rtCamp. Im looking to contribute to that list 😉

Cheers,
Aron

May 7, 2014 at 2:10 pm #182599

In reply to: BuddyPress theme – Looking for ideas

bp-help
Participant

@aronprins
The bp-default theme that ships with BP is being retired so in the future there will not be a theme that ships with BP in favor of theme compatibility. If I was in your position I would just focus on making a really good WordPress theme with standard template structures and it should work with BuddyPress. The bonus is if the theme is good and works with just WP then you’ve not pigeon holed your profit to just BP users.

May 7, 2014 at 1:55 pm #182598

In reply to: BuddyPress theme – Looking for ideas

Aron Prins
Participant

Hey @bphelp,

Thanks for your reply. Im completely aware of this, and even though ANY theme is now compatible with BuddyPress it would look like the basic BP theme that ships with the plugin. For full specific theme integration we’d still have to adjust that to match the theme right?

Looking forward to your feedback! Thanks again 🙂
Cheers,
Aron

May 7, 2014 at 1:52 pm #182597

In reply to: BuddyPress theme – Looking for ideas

bp-help
Participant

@aronprins
There is no point in creating a BuddyPress theme any more since 1.7 see:

Theme Compatibility & Template Files

any theme that has standard WordPress template structure is compatible so basically all you have to do is create a standard WordPress theme.
Cheers!

May 7, 2014 at 9:29 am #182591

In reply to: Feature request: New user moderation

SK
Participant

Doesn’t 2.0 have the functionality you need?
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5374

May 7, 2014 at 8:28 am #182589

In reply to: Feature request: New user moderation

sharmavishal
Participant

Seems u got your wish answered by the plugin author..check this:

For those who are interested, I have a beta of what will be 4.2.0 available at https://github.com/WebDevStudios/BuddyPress-Registration-Options/archive/alpha-revamp.zip

May 7, 2014 at 12:49 am #182583

In reply to: [Resolved] Code for members?

julianprice
Participant

Thanks @henry for referencing… I had thought to refer to something but was cautious on my experience; further, replying just via mobile phone.

I would refer to Henry because I have seen his continuous engagement on the buddypress forums. I appreciate Henry

May 7, 2014 at 12:15 am #182581

In reply to: All users on Multi-Site Directed to one BuddyPress Area

julianprice
Participant

@robertnorcross I thought I would comment because I understand how difficult to attempt to put all the pieces together. I feel you because have encountered similar issues with understanding how to create /separate / map to others domains however it would be most useful to understand your bigger picture of how it flows contextual for your sites.

I.E what is example1.com, example2.com, example3.com (buddypress community)relate in context and/or content.

1. Do they relate or more about styling/theme.
2. Do you want the users database to be separate from the over all install.
3. Why, What & Who is the purpose Of your community.

All the following could best help the community in understanding of what you attempting to create additionally the logic behind your websites so that we can point you to either plugins, resources and/or references.

It’s simply extremely hard to help when everything is so ambiguous.

May 6, 2014 at 8:28 pm #182574

In reply to: Bug with link posts in activity page

r-a-y
Keymaster

I believe this was recently fixed here:
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/8351/

nirgalo – Apply that change and see if that fixes things.

May 6, 2014 at 8:23 pm #182573

In reply to: Bug with link posts in activity page

Henry Wright
Moderator

Right! I see what you mean. You could try letting the guys know over at BuddyPress Trac by raising a new ticket:

http://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org

They’ll be able to take a look

May 6, 2014 at 8:07 pm #182571

In reply to: Bug with link posts in activity page
nirgalo
Participant
well this is function bp_get_member_latest_update() (bp-members-template.php) that is formatting this and inserting the quotes:
```
$update_content = apply_filters( 'bp_get_activity_latest_update_excerpt', sprintf( _x( '- &quot;%s &quot;', 'member latest update in member directory', 'buddypress' ), trim( strip_tags( bp_create_excerpt( $update['content'], $length ) ) ) ) );
```
if I remove the " in code above it fixes the problem. Looks very much like a bug in BuddyPress and not the theme, probably caused by the usage of trim().
May 6, 2014 at 6:16 pm #182562

In reply to: Remove "read the rest of this entry"

firewire
Participant

Thank you very much, it works perfectly…
Hmm, you are very smart, so can I ask you another question?

Do you know, how I can get a “Tags” textfield for my buddypress activation stream? So people can use Tags for theirs posts.
Like this tags textfield here in the buddypress support forum.

(Sorry for my English 😉 )

May 6, 2014 at 2:45 pm #182553

In reply to: WP profile fields not editable in BP profile

elaborate
Participant

I think I need to clarify that it’s the not being able to configure the WordPress profile in BuddyPress that I think is the issue. Displaying the fields is another side of it that I might agree should be left to a plugin developer.

…it will require keeping up with WP if they decide to switch which fields are included on that page.

I agree that this is an issue, but realistically, the WordPress profile hasn’t been updated in several years, apart from very recently when they actually removed fields in an effort to simplify it, so I doubt they intend to add anything to it either.

The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are very odd, and not appropriate for most BuddyPress installations…

As I mentioned above, those fields (AIM, Jabber and Yahoo/gTalk) were recently removed.

As noted in the ticket, First Name and Last Name are the two possible exceptions I see here.

That just leaves display name selection, nickname and website; email and password are configurable in BuddyPress and you already display username and bio on the profile when Extended Profiles are disabled. Why not allow the user to edit them too and add the remaining three fields? This would effectively move the profile to the front-end and nobody would need to configure their profile in two places again, which I think is the underlying issue here.

…it causes problems when other plugins add their own (hardcoded) fields, which BP won’t know about

I’m getting into deep water, but wouldn’t adding a hook before and/or after the fields be sufficient to deal with that?

May 6, 2014 at 12:43 pm #182544

In reply to: All users on Multi-Site Directed to one BuddyPress Area

robertnorcross
Participant

Well, here is a question on top of that. What if I only have BuddyPress activated on one website within the network (it is NOT network activated right now). Do I need to network activate it for the steps your proposed to work?

The reason I haven’t network activated it is because when people would log in to their account on http://www.example1.com that site would then have BuddyPress on it (BuddyPress would use the face of that website to display content). I don’t want that happening. I want them led to http://www.example3.com (this one has buddy press) for anything involving BuddyPress because the theme is formatted to work well with BuddyPress.

May 6, 2014 at 12:11 pm #182543

In reply to: WP profile fields not editable in BP profile

Boone Gorges
Keymaster

> I can’t find any arguments for not including the WordPress profile in BuddyPress.

The arguments are:

– The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are hardcoded in WP. There’s no way we can ask WP which fields it provides in a programmatic way; we’d have to hardcode them as well. This is inelegant; it causes problems when other plugins add their own (hardcoded) fields, which BP won’t know about; and it will require keeping up with WP if they decide to switch which fields are included on that page.
– The fields at wp-admin/profile.php are very odd, and not appropriate for most BuddyPress installations (or most websites that were built after 2004 – who uses AIM, and who among them would want to store that information in their WP profile?)

As noted in the ticket, First Name and Last Name are the two possible exceptions I see here.

May 6, 2014 at 11:51 am #182541

In reply to: WP profile fields not editable in BP profile

elaborate
Participant

Thank you for creating #5619, I’m gonna be glued to that ticket.

#3335 already has comments on it regarding why WP’s profile is not included with BuddyPress.

Sorry if I’m missing something, but all I can find are comments about a two-way sync where the issue is moving BuddyPress feature support upstream to the WordPress profile; I can’t find any arguments for not including the WordPress profile in BuddyPress.

About #4357, most bbPress profile pages already redirect to BuddyPress when it’s installed. Do you know if it’s bbPress or BuddyPress that’s doing the current overrides?

May 6, 2014 at 7:27 am #182532

In reply to: Link to members in groups not working

Kriss Kellino
Participant

Is there anything on this yet as it is really annoying bug… and it happens on every theme that I have tried including ones that are especially designed to support buddypress…

Have another problem as well but will open up a new ticket for that one… 😀

Thanks

Kriss 🙂

May 6, 2014 at 5:44 am #182530

In reply to: Overrding BuddyPress files

Hardeep Asrani
Participant

Would I have to do any modifications on your code, and the plugin structure will be like:

my-plugin/buddypress/members/single/member-header.php

??

Thanks for the help 🙂

May 6, 2014 at 12:51 am #182527

In reply to: Overrding BuddyPress files
b a
Participant
```
add_action('get_template_part_members/single/member-header', 'add_member_header_stack', 10, 2);
add_action('bp_locate_template', 'remove_member_header_stack', 10, 6);
function add_member_header_stack($slug, $name) {
	add_filter( 'bp_get_template_stack', 'my_custom_stack' );
}
function remove_member_header_stack($located, $template_name, $template_names, $template_locations, $load, $require_once) {
	if("members/single/member-header.php" == $template_name) {
		remove_filter( 'bp_get_template_stack', 'my_custom_stack' );
	}
}
function my_custom_stack( $stacks = array() ) {
	$retval = array();
	$retval[] = '/path/to/plugin';
	foreach ($stacks as $stack) {
		$retval[] = $stack;
	}
	return $retval;
}
```
This is the best way to do this in my opinion.
Also just adding your stack would work, but I added conditions to only apply this filter when needed and remove after. Not sure how much resource it will save but just tried to be fancy.

To understand what this function filter does, I suggest reading this codex
May 6, 2014 at 12:26 am #182526

In reply to: Members uploading videos to website

ABerry100
Participant

@alanbeck

Hopefully you’ve got this sorted… but if not try this plugin…

http://www.wpexplorer.com/buddypress-wordpress-plugins/ the plugin is rt media 🙂

Cheers
Alex
Author

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