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  • @mercime
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    I log in to my admin area I see this message “Go Daddy Quick Setup ™

    More than 5 years since I used GoDaddy, when you say admin area, are you referring to the GoDaddy admin area or your WP install’s admin area? If in WP install admin area, then there’s an issue. Otherwise, let’s move on.

    I am just trying to fix some issues with it before I launch

    I don’t know what aspect of your site was developed by the person you hired.
    – Note that your avatar at http://www.techknowledgic.com/members/techknowledgic/ is showing up humongous in Chrome.
    – And the avatar under freshness in Forums index page is showing too big.
    – Why is #.Ue8yX43rw80 appended to your forums slug when I go http://www.techknowledgic.com/forums/ ? strange.
    – Let’s test. Create a new Page named Discussions and place the forums shortcode there. Go to Settings > Forums and change archive slug to discussions. Then go to technowldgic.com/discussions/ and check out your forums

    Going back to logging in. I added the bbPress login widget to the sidebar of Twenty Twelve theme and it’s working fine even with BuddyPress activated. What are you using for your users to log in?

    #168675
    zerosit
    Participant

    I’ve tried changing it to Twenty Twelve and I can see the BP pages. So, it’s definitely an issue with my theme.

    Ok, after reading and rereading the codex, these are the questions in my head:
    1. Am I supposed to create a child theme?
    If yes, is the child theme directory supposed to read /parenttheme-child/ or /buddypress/ ?

    2. you mentioned about these list of templates:
    – plugin-buddypress.php
    – buddypress.php
    – community.php
    – generic.php
    – page.php
    – single.php
    – index.php

    I gather from the article that BP will use JUST 1 of this. Did I understand this correctly?
    If yes, am I supposed to copy one of these files into the child theme directory?
    If I’m not supposed to create a child theme, which sub-directory should this file be found in my theme directory?

    For my case, I have none of the above files in my theme’s directory. The closest I have is mytheme/includes/news-single.php. Is this supposed to be the directory that this file should be found? Am I supposed to rename this file? Or am I supposed to rename and copy this file into the child theme directory? Or am I supposed to create a new php file altogether for my case? And, if so, how do I go about doing it?

    3. You mentioned in your article that Template compatibility also runs a check to see if two directories or folders exist in a theme:
    ‘buddypress’
    ‘community’

    I’ve checked and they don’t exist in my theme directory. Can I safely conclude that BP will use the files in the plugin and that I won’t need to create these folders in my theme? Or do I need to create them in my theme or child theme?

    While still on this, you mentioned in your article:

    “Therefore, you can modify any bp theme compatibility template by copying it over from:
    /bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/
    To:
    /my-theme/community/ or /my-theme/buddypress/”

    Am I supposed to create either community or buddy press and copy the files I found in the BP plugin /bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/ into them? And if I’m supposed to create a child theme, am I supposed to create these in the child theme instead and copy these into them? Or should I do nothing at all?

    Please advise and assist me in this; I’m really very confused. Or if it’s in any way possible, could you list down the steps that I’m supposed to take?

    Thanks.

    #168670
    Rachel Biel
    Participant

    @hnla, since you have been patient with me so far, Hugo, can you help me with my initial question of the Activity streams? I found the following and made notes in my forum help area on my site:

    I want to disable replies on the Activity Streams because they do not carry through to the original post in the Group Forums.

    My notes on how to do this:

    Post on why this is confusing: http://commonsinabox.org/groups/help-support/forum/topic/your-members-might-be-confused-activity-stream-comment-vs-group-forum-reply/

    Discussion about this on GitHub: https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/commons-in-a-box/issues/73

    Solution by boonebgorges (one of the BuddyPress authors):
    Putting this line in your functions.php or bp-custom.php file will disable all activity stream commenting:

    add_filter( ‘bp_activity_can_comment’, ‘__return_false’ );

    Note on bp-custom.php file:
    Creating your file

    bp-custom.php does not exist by default. If you don’t have a file located at /wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php, go ahead and create a blank file with the following:

    ?
    1
    2
    3
    < ?php
    // hacks and mods will go here
    ?>
    Next, save the file as “bp-custom.php” and verify that this file is located at /wp-content/plugins/.

    Now, when you encounter a forum thread telling you to put a code snippet in bp-custom.php, you’ll know what to do!
    See: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/customizing/bp-custom-php/

    Action:
    How is this done? Do I go to my control panel and create a file there?

    Techknowledgic
    Participant

    I tried to deactivate bbpress and the forum got deleted and the page which is mywebsite.com/forums became not available and giving 404 error and when I activated it again it worked again and in both cases I can’t see log in or register or anything in the page

    and about the second question actually there was someone that was developing my website and he is done now with the website and now I am just trying to fix some issues with it before I launch it so idk if he used GoDaddy or not but when I log in to my admin area I see this message “Go Daddy Quick Setup ™
    Build your WordPress site in just a few clicks.

    Get Started No thanks, I’m good.” and sure with pictures and stuff but this is in general so maybe he didn’t use GoDaddy and also I have an FTP account to upload files or images but I just edit my site by the admin area mywebsite.com/wp-admin

    and here is the link of the forum if you wanna check it clearly and see the details http://www.techknowledgic.com/forums

    ty

    #168663
    @mercime
    Participant

    Change to Twenty Twelve and check if you can see the BP pages. If so, then the issue is with your theme (probably has proprietary templating system) and you’d have to tweak/create files for BP Compatibility. check out:
    https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/a-quick-look-at-1-7-theme-compatibility/
    https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/theme-development/template-hierarchy/

    @mercime
    Participant

    @techknowledgic re your #3 answer – do you mean that even you cannot log in or that only users cannot log in? If you deactivate bbPress, can you/users log in or register?

    Going back to basics. Did you by any chance create your WordPress installation via webhost’s script i.e., via GoDaddy WP one-click install? If so, that’s not going to work with BuddyPress, see https://codex.buddypress.org/user/before-installing/

    Techknowledgic
    Participant

    Any help guys?

    I am sorry I am just bumping the thread but I really need to solve this issue ASAP and run the forum to start running my website because it’s the only problem left

    ty

    #168657
    zerosit
    Participant

    ha ha ha… u’re right, Hugo… tks for the humour…

    I’m using Legatus Theme from Orange Themes and my website is http://www.modacustica.com.

    I’ve installed buddypress 1.8 and I have all the 5 pages created without any problem. However, when I click on them, they are all empty. I’ve tried changing the theme to another and the pages were alright. So I kinda concluded that it gotta be the Legatus Theme.

    Please take a look at my site and advise me on what I should do next.

    Thanks.

    #168656
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    Custom page templates will break whenever you add a filter to get_header because of the page template header info. This is really not a BuddyPress issue. There are other ways to redirect the page but they will work just like any plugin. The reason they maybe slow to redirect is because they redirect after page load so you are waiting on header and content.

    Try this, add code to bp-custom.php but not the add filter line, then in header.php before anything else add:

    <?php bp_communituy_redirect(); ?>

    aces
    Participant

    @notpoppy

    I just found http://tompenney.com/updating-buddypress-legacy-forums-on-multisite-to-bbpress/ is it any help?

    My forums converted ok but there wasn’t much material, however I found the above while trying to solve my messed up menu and theme customisation….

    Bjwangschowe
    Participant

    Hello @notpoppy,

    Yes, with Ray’s help, I was able to resolve this. I had posted this problem in this (buddypress.org) and CBOX (commonsinabox.org) forums.

    The details can be found in the http://commonsinabox.org/groups/help-support/forum/topic/problems-migrating-old-forums-to-bbpress-2-2/ thread in the CBOX forum. Look for my post dated February 6, 2013 at 5:18 pm and read on.

    I did document my successful BP->bb forums migration process. And, I can send it to you as pdf if needed.

    Hope this helps and good luck.

    #168644
    @mercime
    Participant

    @jamesdonegan please contact BuddyPress Media plugin devs about the issue https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/buddypress-media

    #168637
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    How can we do that? You need to actually provide details of what theme you’re using and what if any specific issues you are encountering, we’re not mind readers 🙂

    With theme compatibility you shouldn’t ned do anything but activate BP and ensure the necessary pages exist, it will then work with your chosen theme.

    Sean Infinitee
    Participant

    “Anyone, anyone….Bueller?”

    #168632
    Rachel Biel
    Participant

    Thanks, Hugo. I do appreciate the dialog, but now there is another issue and I’m at my wits end. I was trying different editors the skinny one that BuddyPress provides now is not so great. All of a sudden, I could not post in forums. I had lost my permissions as an administrator. I was already tired and worked on it for two hours, scouring the forums again, even finding you in the threads I was looking at, and finally got it fixed by using an old bbpress file in your repository and then doing an update as one guy suggested. The forum was back, I could post again, I went to sleep.

    Woke up and it’s the same thing. This is really awful. I would love to get involved, volunteer, etc., but I already sit at the computer 10 hours a day for very little income and last night I lost a $100 ad because the site wasn’t working. Hopefully, she will still do it, but now I am really nervous about BuddyPress’s stability. I’ve invested hundreds of hours in the last six months getting this thing to work and now it finally seemed like we were moving forward and this happens. I really am overwhelmed.

    Is there a fix that is working to restore admin privileges?

    #168630
    Peter
    Participant

    Just update the result.

    By referencing http://buddydev.com/buddypress/making-wordpress-seo-plugin-compatible-with-buddypress/, BP SEO works well now, even though the BBpress doesn’t work well still.

    Anyway, thanks @mercime!

    #168626
    David Cavins
    Keymaster

    Hi Craig-

    BuddyPress does require account activation for new users by default (as far as I know). You can verify this by looking in the wp_users table in your site’s database. Check to see if any of your users have a user_activation_key and what their user_status is. When a new user registers, they are given an activation key and a user_status of 2 (unverified). Once they activate using the e-mailed link, the key is deleted and the user_status becomes 0.

    Your web server does need to be able to send mail for all this to happen, though, and there’s a lot that can go wrong on that end.

    -David

    #168622
    garteth69
    Participant

    There is a plugin that can create the previews for links.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-activity-plus/

    This is a really useful plugin, and gives similar abilities to facebook.

    Techknowledgic
    Participant

    Thanks for ur reply!

    1-I create sitewide forum as written here https://codex.buddypress.org/user/setting-up-a-new-installation/installing-group-and-sitewide-forums/#a-set-up-sitewide-forums-only but without the bbpress group part because I only want forum and not groups

    2-Yes I can create topics now maybe there was something wrong before

    3-Yes its enabled and I still can’t register or log in

    ty

    #168620
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    (Make you smile?)
    More or less.

    If I were given a really nice house for free I would suffer it’s little flaws, I would attempt to learn how to construct window frames by studying books etc, however what I wouldn’t be doing is ‘looking a gift horse in the mouth’ to quote a metaphor – not suggesting that this what you are doing here though, but the point being that nothing is perfect, and BP has it’s issues and is in ongoing development; it’s not a finished product but one stable enough, developed enough that it serves sites well enough to be used, it can, and works best, when extended, modified, adjusted to suit the particular sites purpose.

    If it’s an inherent problem, then we should have a button in the settings area where we can turn off that problem.
    There is! and you found it:

    The only thing that I have found is in BuddyPress>Settings where it says:
    Blog & Forum Comments Allow activity stream commenting on blog and forum posts

    I unchecked the box and the Reply option still shows on the Activity Streams page and on the Group Home pages.
    That shouldn’t be the case and isn’t on my test installations so not sure what’s happening with yours, first thing to try is activating the default theme or twentytwelve to see if still the same to test whether this is a theme issue.

    As for general site users feeling unsure or confused in how to use I ought to point out this isn’t unusual nor is it particular to buddypress installs, one overlooks the fact often that the vast majority of users on the internet really struggle to understand anything in real depth, with many apps causing them confusion. With buddpress or any app really there is the need for guidance and explanation, but this is the responsibility of the site owner to provide, guide pages on a site imho are essential, something that sets out the sites purpose, explains the various features and how users ought to use them.

    Buddypress as stated earlier is in ongoing development, but as an Open Source project requires feedback from users, bugs reported, issues or enhancements raise on the ticket system ‘trac’

    As for BP ever providing everything to all people out of the box this is never likely to happen, providing options is the biggest nightmare as it’s endless and eventually grinds things to a halt. Due to the nature of WP being open in terms of it’s plugin API a lot of what one may want is going to be left to plugin developers to provide.

    So BP improves with each iteration but if you believe there are issues or enhancements to be made then please get involved feedback to the project (and not in the support forum where it will just get lost) add your thoughts, examples, possible solutions to the BP trac ticketing system, it’s open to anyone to use.

    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    I just had to edit the files in the bg_legacy folder
    But as copied files in your theme rather than the originals I hope!

    @mercime
    Participant

    @arian1123 cool 🙂 Marking this topic as resolved.

    #168607
    @mercime
    Participant
    #168605
    Rachel Biel
    Participant

    I’ve been thinking about the concept of gratefulness since I last posted here, an hour and a half ago. This is how I feel about BuddyPress right now:

    It’s like a community group having a housing fund and giving me a really nice house to live in. It has ceramic tiles in the kitchen and bath, wood floors, a nice yard, some beautiful accents, and it’s just lovely. But, there are no windows. The spaces are there for them, but they are empty. Rain and cold can get in.

    Those with money, will have them installed with the latest and the best.
    The Renaissance guys will build something funky and cool themselves.
    Some of us will be able to hang curtains or blankets to keep the cold out.
    But a lot of the old, the sick, the weary, will just live with the holes and appreciate having a roof over their heads.

    Would I get rid of the house? No! I would probably fit in the blanket category, but it’s less than ideal.

    (Make you smile?)

    arian1123
    Participant

    @mercime I figured it out. I just had to edit the files in the bg_legacy folder. I am using the Mingle theme by parallelus

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