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April 16, 2011 at 5:32 am #110383
In reply to: Blank page after install Buddypress 1.1.2
@mercimeParticipant@krikette Know that 99.9% of those who help out here are volunteers who share their knowledge and skills whenever they can. There’s no obligation for anyone here to answer any question, yet many have generously guided newbies to site launch. There might be those who are arrogant, yet you’ll also find those who are very helpful, so kindly refrain from painting everyone with the same brush. The traffic of helpful volunteers is less than the traffic of newbies or those seeking help, so you can see the imbalance. You have to be patient yet persistent
== but it is obvious that there is a major problem with buddypress SOMEWHERE and no one is doing a damn thing to figure it out. ==
Unless you post what problem you’re having with your installation, no one can help you. I see that this is your fist post, and you are venting because … of unanswered questions by others before you? Many have successfully launched BuddyPress sites like those featured at http://www.bpinspire.com/ and your site could be featured there too if you think positively and learn what needs to be done to overcome the challenges that face you.
Some tips:
1. Read – https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/before-installing/
BP Codex is your friend https://codex.buddypress.org/home/
2. Use our site search or use Google search as the question could have already been answered in forums or in external sites.
3. Bumping topics frequently is a no-no. You can bump your topic if unanswered after 24 hours.April 15, 2011 at 8:28 pm #110368In reply to: Blank page after install Buddypress 1.1.2
kriketteMemberHello and sorry if I am messing up your cute little system here, but it is obvious that there is a major problem with buddypress SOMEWHERE and no one is doing a damn thing to figure it out.
We can post all our detailled information until we are blue in the face but it is clear that many people are having this problem on many different setup types and all I have seen anyone griping about posting questions “in the right format” do to those who have jumped through their hoops is ask people to fresh reinstall, clam up when people actually erase everything and start over with the same problem, and then accuse people who are actually TRYING to help of posting ‘bandaids’ to a problem no one you’re obviously disinclined to root out.
I’m not posting my information because I know it won’t make a damn, but I did want to post my $.02 in hopes that maybe it will motivate you to actually help all the people who are trying to tell you there is a problem.
It’s free, I get it, and I’m okay with that. It works for me but not on a client’s server. That sucks. What sucks more is that these people who actually went out of their way to get help and help others are being condescended. Bravo.
April 14, 2011 at 12:28 pm #110216In reply to: New theme – Buddypress UX
nit3watchParticipantI just uploaded a new version, still in beta but making a few improvements. Note that if you have any questions, read the readme.txt first.
@hnla Im still searching regarding Faux columns, though if you could maybe have a look at the theme in the mean time I could reach a solution sooner.
Thanks and cheers
April 12, 2011 at 11:42 pm #110120In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
imjscnParticipant@nahummadrid , I agree, using multisite for different types or contents is better. But for now, I would stick to single site for this reason: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/installing-buddypress/forum/topic/buddypress-and-shared-hosting/
about the search, I totally discard BP or WP search, I use Google Custom Search instead. In Google search, you can add any section of your site, very flexible. For examoel, if you add http://mydomain.com/ , it will search entire domain, if you add http://mydomain .com/xyz , it will search this xyzApril 12, 2011 at 7:31 pm #110107In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
NahumParticipant@imjscn I think the beauty is that there is no wrong way of going about it. Since I use MU, I don’t need CPT since the entire subsite is dedicated to the q/a. This keeps search separate from of different content types also keeps wp-admin only dedicated to q/a. I can only imagine when you do CPTs that managing the CPTs under one wp-admin it could get little overwhelming keeping those apart from other content but I’m not familiar with CPTs so I don’t know. I’ve only ever used a new blog when I need a new type of content. How does search work for cpt?
April 12, 2011 at 4:25 pm #110100In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
@mercimeParticipant@henrypwmoulton Doesn’t look to be compatible with BP and it looks more like a forum custom post type. Reminds me of a premium theme http://wordpressqa.com/
Having said that, the best way to find out if that plugin is compatible with BP would be to ask the plugin devs at http://wp-answers.com/contactApril 12, 2011 at 1:59 pm #110093In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
HenryMemberWow that’s weird I was just coming onto the site to request a review for this premium plug in:
I was wondering if it was fully compatible with BuddyPress?
April 11, 2011 at 7:46 am #109970In reply to: Importing LJ communities to BP groups
@mercimeParticipant1) You could import/export all posts and comments from LJ to WordPress site. https://codex.wordpress.org/Importing_Content#LiveJournal. Didn’t check what WP version the script was compatible with, but you can download WP versions from this page
and upgrade to later version later.
https://wordpress.org/download/release-archive/Currently, there are no scripts to convert these into a BuddyPress group setting. You might have to hire someone to consult with or to implement that as well as import users automagically as BP/WP users along the way.
http://jobs.wordpress.net/#2 and #3. Haven’t seen any indication that this can be done except probably with RSS imports/exports. I suggest you clear up #1 first before moving along these questions.
April 10, 2011 at 9:29 pm #109940In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
edinchezParticipantVirtuali, if you’re asking about the search, I don’t need it anymore. But, can you please help me with making the activity and members links in the adminbar only show to logged in users?
April 10, 2011 at 4:31 pm #109918In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
VirtualiParticipantDoes it not appear?
You need to insert it in your bp-custom.php
April 7, 2011 at 8:46 am #109722In reply to: Custom menus like this example
hmarshallMemberGreat thanks mate – It was all trial and error (I’m sure it’s very intuitive to people who’s seen it before) but that’s the first code i’ve ever edited!
A couple of questions if you have time:
How do I add the hover function? Can I change the text? How do I remove the border underneath?
April 5, 2011 at 5:35 am #109579In reply to: Buddypress Notifications Manager : My first plugin
stwcParticipantThanks for this — a very good idea. Questions:
Does setting various email notifications to disabled just a) set a default for all users or b) make it impossible for them to enable them? If (b), does it hide the option in the user-facing UI?
April 4, 2011 at 3:12 pm #109530In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
edinchezParticipantanyone?
April 4, 2011 at 5:53 am #109508In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
imjscnParticipant@nahummadrid , after some study around the idea you mentioned above, I got an impression that we can also manage it under custom post type. When register the type, register a user role of “Question Creator” and give it the ability to create post. Then, in blog, set “Question Creator” as default role. So, any new member can create new post under the Question type.
If this idea works, a form plugin won’t be needed. Hope I am correct on this oneApril 3, 2011 at 11:49 pm #109493In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
imjscnParticipant@nahummadrid , thanks for the great input! I’m going to follow the path you pointed.
I still have some question about user stats/Achievement/ratings. When QA site is on sub-blog, can those stats sync with user stats in main site?
About the QA list under uesr’s homepage– since BP can track blogs sitewide, maybe can setup a filter and register a sub-nav item to show the filted result page?Yes, let user register at posting stage–It saves the additional trouble of allowing guest posting and easier for the listing job.
April 3, 2011 at 5:29 pm #109469In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
NahumParticipant@imjscn you’re absolutely right, “adding something like gravity forms” plugin will be needed for frontend posting by users. although it is a premium plugin, you can also find some free front-end posting plugins that may work. sorry i didn’t clarify that important detail. with frontend posting plugin all your registered members can make posts, er, questions. I’ve also connected achievements very nicely with the setup i mentioned and user stats of Q&A. I really think you could do it with MU install and a dedicated subblog to host yoru Q&A site, unless your main site is the Q&A site.
With the setup i mentioned, you can easily set up a posting form for users to start questions “with there own permalinks” since they are “posts” afterall. Questions list page is just a reworked index.php.
“user’s Q&A’s can be listed under user’s home page tab — this you can do with a plugin if your Q&A is on the main site. If on a subdomain then you can just use the author.php to list the user’s questions and answers (but answers it takes a little more tweaking)
rating system, you can use any of the top post rating plugins available. GD star plugin does good job with both “posts” and “comments/answers” <– to show best answers.
To do all you just mentioned, “registration” is going to need to be required in order to tie Question/post data to the User, with WP you can just set the comments as open to all and users will not need to be registered to answer. But IMHO I always just make everyone register quickly with just the email and name, that’s what they would be entering to comment on open commenting anyway, so why not register them as a user at that point.
your thoughts are not un-realistic at all. it’s doable and been done!
April 3, 2011 at 2:18 pm #109453In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
imjscnParticipantThanks for response!
@nahummadrid , by using posts & comments , only admin and authors can post questions. To allow visitor posting, something else is needed@Bowromir , Basically, I need the Q&A system play nicely with main BP features and plugins. Especially a rating sytem which can communicate between BP user stats and Q&A results, also allows the rating result to be hooked up with Achievments plugin.
Other features include the ability of allowing anybody to start a post (the qurestion), registration is not required but the offer is provided; question are sortable by category or by tag; Each question has its own permalink; Questions has a list page; Questions and Answers can be listed under user’s home page nav tab,
The premium theme Instant-QA is really nice as an independant system. But I think a lot of works still needed to tweak it working with BP user profile and multisite. So, maybe it’s better dive into BP straight?
I tried Question-and-Answer-Forum plugin, it doesn’t register the post type with BP properly so that things are not running on BP; I also tried One-Quick-Post, it could work as Q&A if remove other un-related stuffs and add a rating system, but the code seems not stable in itself, Things are not smooth even without any tweaking, so I think it not worth working on.
I think the most posible smooth model is the BP activity component? — maybe make an Activity clone, remove un-related functions, allow guest post, then, adding user stats and rating system become simple.All my thoughts might be un-realistic because I don’t have coding experience. Hope you guys continue shading lights on….
April 3, 2011 at 12:39 pm #109451In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
NahumParticipantAny theme can be a q&a theme with some modifications to the comments.php and adding something like gravity forms to the frontend for user posting(questions). There’s other language stuff you can modify so all your verbiage is inline with Q&A terminology (instead of posts & comments replace with Questions and Answers.) Add BP layer and you’ve got a pretty nifty social Q&A site. every bp site I build has a q&A site component so you’re on the right track.
You could possibly also use Forums in such a way but I wouldn’t go that route because of how they are tied to groups.
April 3, 2011 at 12:04 pm #109450In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
BoweParticipantYou can do this a regular WordPress plugin. What features specific to BuddyPress do you need? Or get a premium theme like this: http://wordpressqa.com/instant-qa/
April 3, 2011 at 8:02 am #109440In reply to: BuddyPress Questions & Answers
imjscnParticipantSeems nobody is interested. Then, any suggestion for me? a plugin to work on?
April 2, 2011 at 11:36 pm #109415In reply to: A global forum?
imjscnParticipantThat’s great, I will check it out. What I need is one global forum to act as “Questions and Answers” page for all members.
April 2, 2011 at 10:39 pm #109412In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
edinchezParticipantit works but i said i wanted the default wp search, not the bp search (like searching for members), because i want it to be able to search the whole site, not just members. by the way, the “submit” button is blank, and it’s a bit bigger than the adminbar.
Btw, how can i make it so those links i added on the adminbar, only show to logged in people? because the current ones are showing to logged out people too..
April 2, 2011 at 4:41 pm #109380In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
edinchezParticipantthanks a loooot! anything on how to add the searchbar in the adminbar?
April 2, 2011 at 3:54 pm #109377In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
VirtualiParticipantAnd the code is giving me an error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in xxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php on line 9
Make sure it has been wrapped around “ at the beginning and the end.
But I want it to display their usernames instead of their RealNames.
Use this plugin: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-usernames-only/
April 2, 2011 at 3:36 pm #109374In reply to: A couple of beginner questions.
edinchezParticipant“That is what Buddypress does currently. It displays their “RealName” rather than their Username across the site.”
But I want it to display their usernames instead of their RealNames. And the code is giving me an error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’ in xxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/bp-custom.php on line 9
Note that I just created the bp-custom.php file. Oh, and, how can I add a search bar in the adminbar? but not the BP searchbar, i want to add the wordpress default searchbar. Thanks!
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