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i believe those mojo market installs are real installs and do not use shared resources you should be able to install buddypress on it just fine but you should confirm with blue host that you have full file access to the installation and are not using shared wordpress core files before proceeding if you want to be sure.

@lpp911, Have you tried : https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-media/

which i believe is the best right now and does even more than what you want.

network activate, usually buddypress plugins would also be network activated.

@jloc14,

Any changes you want to make must be in the child theme, do not touch or customize the default theme because any customization done to the parent theme will be wiped out during buddypress update.

Regards

Try here – http://buddydev.com/buddypress/making-wordpress-seo-plugin-compatible-with-buddypress-part-2/

hi @debu89,

which updates exactly ? 😉
Anyway, you have to modify a little the activity template.

The reference you need are explained here. Depending on what you want to see, you probably will have to combine several possibilities.

Concretly, do the following

1) create a child theme
2) put a copy of themes/bp-default/activity/activity-loop.php into the /activity/ folder of the child theme.
3) Add a condition at line 32, of the copy just before the while ( bp_activities() )…bla…bla
4) close the condition with a endif at line 50, juste before the closing ul tag

The following example (probably not THE solution for your demand) shows the last 3 notices published on different group activities.

<?php if ( bp_has_activities( ‘object=groups&action=activity_update&max=3’) ) : ?>
+-+-+-+
+-+-+-+
+-+-+-+
<?php endif; ?>

Hold on ! 😀

Might be cool to supply a demo login so people can check it out better, without passing over a Facebook Signup.

wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-themes\bp-default\members\single\home.php
wp-content\themes\MYTHEME\members\single\home.php

In case it saves anyone else 5 hours of looking, here’s what worked for me. Copy the files from the default theme and do NOT put them all in a folder named buddypress, which was how I interpreted the codex entry. Also, for my theme, I needed to comment out line 80 of home.php:

<?php //get_sidebar( 'buddypress' ); ?>

Since my theme has no sidebars, this was making my site go splat.

I’m trying to edit home.php, and specifically the nav menu. Copied file:
wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\single\home.php
wp-content\themes\mytheme\buddypress\members\single\home.php

Edited this line:

<div style="border:5px solid red">
<?php do_action( 'bp_member_options_nav' ); ?>
</div>

Should I see a red border around the nav menu? Nothing happens.

@jnthnlstr
You can contact @shanebp and see if he is accepting clients at this time.

Which file(s) would I use to edit the default layout for this URL:
http://www.mysite.com/members/membername

I am assuming this is Xprofile (the page that I get when I click on someone’s name). I want to edit how this profile looks for all members. So far, all the file structures that I tried, failed to produce an edit to this main page.

@ davni:
If this helps, the following structure produced an edit on the Profile tab inside the Member profile. I copied this file and made an edit:
wp-content\plugins\buddypress\bp-themes\bp-default\members\single\profile.php

Then I created this directory structure:
wp-content\themes\mytheme\buddypress\members\single\profile.php

This doesn’t edit the main profile page, but instead, the tab inside it. Still don’t know how to edit main layout.

@magnusnordqvist,

to verify if gettext is enabled localy, you probably have to read your MAMP or WAMP user manual. 😉

Did you made your translation correctly ? I mean by usig poEdit (or similar software) to generate the compiled mo file ?

Once correctly compiled, the translation file must be in the language themes folder.

wp-content/languages/themes/your_theme-sv_SE.mo
wp-content/languages/themes/buddypress-sv_SE.mo
wp-content/languages/themes/twentythirteen-sv_SE.mo

etc……

Create a folder in your theme called ‘buddypress’

Copy a single file into that folder.

For example, copy this file:
buddypress\bp-templates\bp-legacy\buddypress\members\members-loop.php

into this folder:
yourtheme/buddypress/members/

Then make a change to that file.

Did you try this? I am interested in doing the same thing. I would like to install buddypress with multiple blogs. I think I would like to keep the buddy press active for only one site on multisite, that way I can use all the plugins I want on the other blog sites. And not have to worry about compatibly with BP.

Did this work for you? Thank you.

https://buddypress.org/support/topic/weird-behaviour-of-post-update-feature/

Anybody there..??

I have similar confusion. I have read the BP codex entry here:
https://codex.buddypress.org/theme-development/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

It says to create files inside your theme, in a folder called /buddypress. I am unable to match this template hierarchy against the plugin files, in order to do edits in my theme. I downloaded several themes to look for an example, but none of them had a /buddypress folder. So, I cannot figure out what directory structure I should have, and which files to copy.

I guess I will try copying the files from bp-themes/bp-default into {mytheme}/buddypress.

I’m having this exact same issue

I seem to have the same issue. disabled all plugins and switched my theme to Twenty Twelve disabled and re-enabled buddypress. issue still persists

Had the same question a couple of days ago.

Here’s the answer.