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Pretty stoked on the new theme structure, but have some questions. Instead of modifying bp-default, I wan’t to use a completely new theme, for the bp-sn-framework.
However, I know I need to copy the “directories” folder to the new theme I uploaded, but is there anything else I should be copying?
I guess I can copy it all, and see what happens
I’m trying to learn how to customize BP but I feel I don’t understand the fundamentals that make BP what it is. Why are there two theme folders (bp-themes and themes) and do I need to edit files in both? How does this site place blog posts on the front page? Looking through the admin panel in widgets, I noticed there wasn’t a drag and drop function for “blog posts”.
I’m familiar with customizing WordPress themes but Buddypress seems different. I would appreciate some guidance as I feel I’m missing something obvious.
We have been brainstorming about the terms of service for our site with Buddypress. In order to build trustworthy community sites, I think transparency about how user data will be stored and handled is not only legally necessary but also essential for the credibility of the project. This thread is to encourage a discussion about terms of service and the handling of user data.
We would like to provide our users with maximum control over the data they store on our plattform. Ideally that means:
- provide complete transparency about what data we store why
- no lock-in: export of content that has been created
- complete deletion of user data when users unsubscribe from our platform
To execute this control does not seem to be trivial with Buddypress.
We identify (at least) three types of data:
- private information that embellishes the user personality such as the profile fields name, place and interests but also private fotos or videos that can be uploaded to the profile via upcoming plugins;
- data that is created by interaction on the platform, such as comments, the activity feed, private messages or the friends network;
- and the content they generate – in our case less blog posts than event posts
Two major questions arise from this:
- Is it technically even possible to erase or export all user data at once a) for admins and b) for users on a Buddypress site?
- Which data do you think should be excluded from user control in order for a community site to keep working properly, i.e. comments or events? And would it be a good choice to set creative commons licenses for certain types of data?
I would love to hear your thoughts and approaches!
Hi there guys, I’m running into a brick wall here.
My members profiles are a-ok, however, when you click on their blog instead of /site/memberblog its memberblog.site.com/site – using a sub-domain. I’ve clicked on each user manually and try to edit their locations in the Blog Info box and click update, however, it says “Are you sure you want to do this” then has a link to “Please try again” – which does absolutely nothing.
I assume I need to install it all over again not using sub-domains? I find it weird that member profiles would work fine, but blogs not at all.
Also, when members try to create a group and upload the group photo, it says they don’t have permission, yet I can create group pictures fine (admin account). Is there a special setting I need to enable for members? Also, is it possible to make a create group link on the groups listing page (I assume just creating a link pointed to the create group page)?
Another (very small) issue is, I would like to link all profile fields for (leagues and teams) to their respective pages, not to a member list that has those same profile field options. I remember reading somewhere about it, but I can’t seem to find the thread.
If you’d like to test it out and see what I’m talking about feel free to go here to see what I mean.
Sorry for the many questions
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Hi Everyone. Im considering BuddyPress with WPMU to build a sort of community but then in a little different setup than normal, therefore I have some questions I could not find answered yet:
1) Say mysite.com runs on WPMU and i have several (WPMU generated blogs) Could I register from any of those blogs and get a “global” account. With, I would be aple to comment on any blogposts from ANY blog that runs from my WPMU installation?
2) Say mysite.com runs some introduction to what my site does and i do not want the /members directory to popup there would that be possible?
3) How and where do these “groups” “Forums” and “Blogs” are generated? I have several blogs created true the WPMU interface, does buddypress link to them automatically?
4) I dont want any users to create blogs, they can only upload avatar and post comments on any of the wpmu sites. Is that possible? Since the admin creates all the blogs, the users can only communicate on the site.
5) Last but not least, Im looking for some forum functionality… I was hoping buddypress would have the forum like this one ( Which is bbpress i assume?) I would like to have a blog with categories like this one, the buddypress only seems to be able to post a topic without any categories, is that correct? I need a forum like this one for EACH blog I have, they should be seperated but they should all share the same user login so it would be possible for a visitor to post on any forum that runs true my wpmu installation
6) Well, really finally: Would it be possible to have a list of all blogs generated and place them on a wordpress page?
Those are the questions that are hunting me for several days now,
I hope above is possible than that would be great!