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I’m new to WordPress trying to learn…hoping to build my own site where I’m going to use it as my class’s community site.
Then I found BuddyPress plug-in is well-known, widely-used one for that purpose.
I have followed the steps to install BP and it doesn’t work.
The major problem I found so far was that Sitewide Activity Stream only works on Front Page meaning that it only shows when I setup the activity stream page as the Front Page. If I set any other page(e.g. Home page) as Front Page, activity page doesn’t show nothing. And, another activity page only shows member’s personal activity when logged in. (I realized that there are Activity Stream page and member’s personal activity page separate. The one is for Stream, and the other is for personal management, is it right?)I’ve searched all over to settle this down, but with no luck.
Spend a week to do everything I can do. Delete all themes and plugins. Install Twenty-something themes and setup. Change settings here and there…
Now, other problems like nothing show up on register, members, groups…may be settled if this one solved, I guess.Can anybody help?
I’m using BuddyPress for my International Marriage Agency where American men sign up to view profiles of Russian women for marriage. I want the Men to be able to Sign Up and use the site but I don’t want their profiles to be visible to other members. Men’s profiles should only be visable to an Admin. Only Women’s profiles should be visible to all members. How can I do this? Thank you.
Hello. I understand this is a prevalent topic but so far I have tried everything to no avail.
I’m trying to install buddypress and BBpress into a subdirectory of my website http://www.example.com/community. I installed buddypress first and tried to simple configure through the settings->pages, so that the activity streams would go to the /community page, and then everything else would live under that folder. I was able to install BBpress as well and got a few pages to work. However, my concern is that I somehow jerry-rigged this setup and now certain pages don’t show up. Profile, friends, notifications, messages and settings all 404, while the rest seem to work. I am not sure if this is a deeper issue that will require me to input something into the htaccess file, if these pages are simply identified under another URL structure or if I just need to create these pages and let them auto populate.
I have tried to deactivate plugins to discover if one of them is causing the issue, nothing.
I have tried to set up a multisite and bypass this entirely, nothing.
I have tried to re-save permalinks into a new structure, nothing.
I am using a designated buddypress theme.Thanks.
I am trying to create a gaming website for Online gaming leagues that I run. I am using a WordPress network(3.9.1), along with Buddypress (2.0.1). While I am still putting it together, I have it up to view because I just think its way easier that way. Anyway, I installed Buddypress, and I noticed it generated several pages for my Onlinegpn.com . Members, Activity, Register, etc…
Now.. I will be using Onlinegpn.com as the main site (Parent) that documents everything overall that goes on within the network of sites. Now… I go to my child site run on the subdomain of Madden.Onlinegpn.com , and I was trying to go to Madden.onlinegpn.com/register, and it returns with a 404 error. It also shows the Members page as being empty, as well as the activity, etc.. (On Onlinegpn.com all of the Buddypress pages work FYI)
I was wondering if there was a way to have buddypress properly generate its pages for every site on the network. If so, how? Thank you in advance!
I’ve run into a bit of a roadblock in my customization of the Groups page. I have created a custom ‘Order By’ drop down item and leveraged the ‘Group Meta Queries: Usage Example’ example posted here on BuddyPress to create a custom ‘Order By’ option based on a custom field (‘meta_key’ = ‘launch-date’) I created. Everything up until that point is working beautifully. I display only Groups with a populated ‘launch-date’ field.
What I’d like to do is take it one step further. I’d like to take results and order them by the value in the ‘launch-date’ field in ascending order.
I know this is possible via WP_Query so I’m hoping it’s possible in BuddyPress. 🙂
Below is my code snippet. Hoping for a bit of input on where I may be going wrong.
$launch_date_querystring[‘meta_query’] = array(
array(
‘key’ => ‘launch-date’,
‘value’ => ”,
‘type’ => ‘date’,
‘compare’ => ‘!=’,
),
‘orderby’ => ‘meta_value’,
‘meta_key’ => ‘launch-date’,
‘order’ => ‘ASC’
);Hi,
Buddypress is great wordpress media for developement process.
how to add custom audio file upload media form on front end and showing current user uploaded past audio files with album art images and audio track list with audio player.!
Please suggest me custom code snippet.! or can i customize any plugin as free version not pro version..!
Please reply me soon.!
Thanks again .!
Regards,
Laxmanvel