I do have the BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing enabled. I did add the code above as you suggested, however it doesn’t list the correct profiles.
But strictly speaking, it doesn’t seem like a bug, it seems like it was intentional way of working.
Can a BuddyPress staff member confirm there is nothing we can do about this in the current version? Is there any way to rebuild or regenerate the data to use filters/code alterations?
When you save activity data to the database, surely the “translatable/filterable/variable” parts of strings (such as “X posted an update”, etc) wouldn’t be included and would be put together using functions?
The way it is now (and without being able to rebuild) customizing the plugin seems strictly limited by nature.
@alleycakes add the following to your stylesheet
#buddypress input[type=”submit”],
#buddypress input[type=”submit”]:hover {
background: transparent !important;
border: none !important;
color: #fff !important;
}
#buddypress .standard-form div.submit {
padding: 0 !important;
}
#buddypress .standard-form div.submit input {
margin-right: 0 !important;
}
@gaurav190092 Not sure why that’s happening in your installation. WP/BP versions? Theme used? Plugins activated? Have you done some basic troubleshooting like deactivating all plugins except BuddyPress and changing to Twenty Twelve theme?
@alealealeo suggestion: file new ticket at https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/
log in using WP username and password.
@ypswytch
Don’t hold back on posting more code-snippets on here 🙂
It’s still not 100% what I was hoping for but at least I’ve removed the default ‘ XX time ago ‘ string.
I can’t believe how difficult it is to customize the Activity-stream against ofter BuddyPress functions. The Activity is BuddyPress’ backbone that connects everything together but there are barely template_tags(); available to use.
Look at this, those are 5 different activity_items who are all getting included by a single template-tag(); called bp_activity_action() how could you ever make HTML and CSS around something like this?
– User_Name
– Activity_Type
– User_Avatar_Small
– Activity_Type_Title
– Activity_Date-/Time
.
@rimoreno
Please don’t hijack other people’s topics, especially when they are so ancient.
There is a a way to add the username on the second link down on my post: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/dashes-in-usernames/#post-169926.
If your issue is about buddypress removing hyphens then it looks like it will be fixed for bp 1.9 due quite soon – See the last post on the first link for more info…
>I have tried adding the “type=”alphabetical”
It should be
if ( bp_has_members( 'type=alphabetical' ) )
When doing that, you should enable BuddyPress to WordPress profile syncing
via Dashboard > Settings > BuddyPress > Settings
Hi,
i was thinking if there is a plugin for chatting like that of facebook,skype or yahoo messenger where it shows some one if he is writing or not.
i was thinking if there is a plugin for an audio and video call. is there?
also a plugin for a group chat.is there?
Do buddypress have such a plugin?
what about the plugin for connection, like people you may know just like Facebook?
I guess loading-times will always be a problem because i’ve never seen a BuddyPress website that loaded regular speed..
@formbi
https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-manager/ supports buddypress according to it’s feature list…. although I haven’t tried it.
What do you mean by change this to a different page ?
You can change the layout of the profile-page and change it to what ever you want it to look like.
If you wanna change this page you can look in the template files..
Theme Compatibility – Customizing
Or redirect it to a complete different page ? – but why would you do that, if somebody clicks on a name it expects to go to the profile-page and not to a blog-index for example..
Hi Hugo, thanks you so much for your kind reply.
At the time I created this post, my Buddypress template is “messed up” in every browser.
Then I tried to solve it, I deactivated some plugin and found that it seems there is a conflict between several plugin with Buddypress.
After that, my BuddyPress already get well again..
Thank you so much.
Hi all,
Could I use this piece of code in the current BuddyPress version ?
I want people check-in my Custom Post Type “beer” when they register a activity.
Thanks for your help,
Tom
Not sure of the problem, but it sounds plugin related if only happens when posting to social networks, so may not necessarily be a BP issue, but with possible issues with BP betas please post to https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ using your user account login with full steps to reproduce; posting in the support forum will just get lost.
SKParticipant
@boonebgorges talks about some of the ugly and unscalable joins here
SKParticipant
@synaptic
a fragment caching system
I totally agree with you, and would love to see fragment caching in BuddyPress (or more generally in WordPress)
That being said, if WordPress doesn’t include caching in core, it’s highly unlikely that BuddyPress would. If you created a ticket for this in Trac, it would probably quickly be closed as plugin territory.
The quickest way of getting this implemented would be to convince the author of FragmentCache or Fragment Cache or Redis cache to add support for BuddyPress.
@galawa Greetings, I haven’t had time to look over these, but figured it may be worth sharing. I was searching earlier today and came across one that was said to be the best chat plugin; however 100 tabs of browsing later and I can find it 🙁
I have tried a few plugins that this site recommends and they have been helpful: http://www.designrazzi.com/2013/free-wordpress-chat-plugins/
Just a second option; haven’t tried any:
http://www.freebiewebresources.com/2013/05/best-wordpress-live-chat-plugins.html
I’m still working out some basic BuddyPress issues so please let me know which one works the best for you. Hope this helps and thanks
@harpeml what would you be using it for? You could check out how TinyMCE’s added to screen at https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-docs/
@nowton right, I see! If you find a page is in need of updating you can help out by flagging the page. See ‘flagging articles’ in https://codex.buddypress.org/participate-and-contribute/codex-standards-guidelines/
The Codex is being overhauled and updated regularly which may account for the broken links you’re seeing. This is the page you were probably looking for:
Template Tag Reference
@1missrodnee with rtMedia (used to be called BuddyPress Media) you can upload audio files and have them play on your profile. https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/
