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Hello,
This must be simple but I\’m not able to figure this out. When I choose the widget to display most recent admin posts on the site front page, it only displays the title text (as a link). I\’d rather want to show the full post or upto \”read more\” link.
This is just like on buddypress.org where Andy\’s posts are displayed on front page.
How do I do that?
Update: There’s a difference between the default “Recent Blog Posts” and “Recent Posts” widgets. The recent blog posts shows the posts from the blogs of all the users registered on the site. The ‘Recent Posts” (admin’s posts) shows the links, instead of the blog text.
I’ve got another “do you think this will work?” question.
On the existing C# site I run, individual bloggers have the ability to tag a post on their individual blog and, provided they’re a member of a special group, that blog entry will then appear on the main page of the website. I’m trying to figure out how to do that in BP.
In theory, I should be able to adapt the BP “Recent Blog Posts” code right? The simplest thing would be just to tell BP to also look for some specific tag in the tag field and only display those posts.
What about if you assign users to a particular BP group? Can you also then have BP post the most recent forum posts from a users blog, but only if they are also a member of that group? Is that difficult job or an easy one?
Right now, under BP, any members from the wider social network would have to join the main-page blog, be given publishing rights, then create and publish an entry there. If they also wanted said entry to appear on their own individual blog they’d have to copy and paste it over. I’m trying to remove one step, to enable the ability to easily “cross-post,” but I go back and forth as to thinking if it’s a major coding job or not.
Topic: Where/how to get started?
I need a fairly basic widget for the front page that displays “Help Needed”. Users can posts needs and tie them to specific groups. I have looked at some of examples that buddypressdev has but that is more so for pages. Almost all of this functionality is in the widget.
Where is a good starting point?
Thanks in advance
I created a number of users for the default blog, let’s say User 1 (admin), User 2 (administrator) and User 3 (contributor). Next I write 3 posts, post 1 attributed to User 1, post 2 attributed to User 2 and post 3 attributed to User 3.
* Widget â€Site Wide Activity†lists blog activity incorrectly. Post 2 and 3, while written by User 2 and 3, are displayed as written by User 1. “User 1 wrote a new post abcd” where it should have been “User 2/User 3 wrote a new post abcd”.
* Widget â€Recent Blog Posts†does list the activity correctly (by author from the blog xxx)
The erroneous behavior continues on the â€my activity†tab on the user profile. The blog posts are lists on User 1’s profile and missing on that of User 2 and User 3 respectively.
Can anyone confirm this behavior and provide some pointers for a fix?
Topic: Home theme loads Blank
Buddypress is great.
A couple of suggestions for new features:
1. Following: User should be able to follow other users activities without having to be friends.
Example: I really like a users comments so i could follow him and be updated of his activities (where he commented, posted, added as friend).
2. Followers: A user should be able to see who is following.
Example: So if I’m followed be some users, maybe some of them like the same subjects as me, i would really like to see who is following me.
3. Recommended: A user should be able to recommend post from the social network, user, whatever, and display this recommendations.
Example: I think people should really read this post so, i could recommended it.
4. Favorites: A user should be able to add favorites from the social network. Like favorites posts, favorites user, favorite groups, etc.
Example: Like my own personal bookmarks that everyone can see.