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  • November 23, 2008 at 8:19 am #33938

    In reply to: RTL – Loading alternate CSS for plugins

    Yoav Farhi
    Participant

    Great.

    Another small change that may be useful in the future:

    In the Home theme, the ID’s for the columns are “right-column, center-column,left-column”,

    Since the design may change (not only in RTL themes), you might want to rename theses to “column1, column2, column3”. More semantic.

    Edit: created ticket #182.

    November 22, 2008 at 9:36 pm #33930

    In reply to: IMPORTANT: Changes to member theme locations

    Slava Abakumov
    Moderator

    Oh, it’s good news. Because I’m yired havinf a mess with WP and BP themes. Thanks!

    November 22, 2008 at 1:28 pm #33924

    In reply to: /blogs/?random-blog redirects then WP redirects

    Deadpan110
    Member

    I have been doing a little more digging into this problem and the same bug effects:

    • domain.com/blogs/*

    • domain.com/groups/*

    • domain.com/members/*

    For instance, you have a post on your main blog called ‘testing BuddyPress’, and someone creates a group called ‘test’ – each time you try to access that group, WordPress will magically use its rewrite rules class and send you to the post entry.

    To start with, I thought it may have been a WordPress bug, but no… its WordPress’ default behavior.

    It seems that currently BuddyPress is doing its own URL rewriting and then WordPress takes over to convert domain.com/anything/you/like/except/THIS to find ‘THIS‘ as a possible candidate for a place to be.

    I have no experience using the correct methods of plugging into the WordPress rewrite rules structure and I am still getting familiar with the ins and outs of BuddyPress – but I hope to keep people posted on my findings.

    Firstly, https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/WP_Rewrite makes it sound simple to utilise the correct and preferred WordPress ways of doing things correctly.

    Secondly, If this is the case – it is a good job this has been spotted early because I have a feeling that fixing BuddyPress to use the above would require some core changes.

    For anyone interested in the way WordPress looks at its URL’s, paste the following into the <body> of your test theme’s header.php

    <pre>
    
<?php global $wp_rewrite;
    
print_r($wp_rewrite);
    
?>
    
</pre>'

    The important part to look at is [rules] => Array that has no mention of blogs, groups or members.

    Anyways…

    I will continue getting to grips with BuddyPress internals and reporting my findings…

    I hope this has helped someone getting closer to fixing!

    November 21, 2008 at 2:35 pm #33903

    In reply to: The News section

    Alessandro Fazzi
    Participant

    I can confirm the same as gogoplata… with one diff: I have buddypress home theme not on my main blog. I’ve changed in the code the ID of the blog in some php files and voilà.

    Are all of you running the theme on blog with ID=1?

    November 20, 2008 at 8:26 pm #33881

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    gogoplata
    Participant

    It’s basically as simple as copying the code and CSS from the buddypress-home file into your theme and tweaking it to match your site.

    November 20, 2008 at 10:35 am #33861

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    gpo1
    Participant

    I want the login/sign-up taskbar like in the bp demo site, in my custome theme.

    How is it done?

    November 20, 2008 at 3:46 am #33851

    In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??

    gogoplata
    Participant

    Glad to hear you figured it out. Root install was a requirement early on, but I couldn’t find if it was anymore or not.

    November 19, 2008 at 11:59 pm #33849

    In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??

    shawn77
    Member

    I figured it out:) I did not take the buddypress-member them out of the sub folder. Also just so everyone knows I have buddpress running from a sub directory and not the root with no problems so far after figuring this out. I am also using a modified theme from Woo themes with it.

    November 19, 2008 at 8:29 pm #33845

    In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??

    shawn77
    Member

    uhhh,

    Can’t i just have some code changed that would tell it to look in the directory instead of the root? I have to have a flash intro so that was the purpose in putting it in a directory.

    November 19, 2008 at 8:29 pm #33844

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    gogoplata
    Participant

    Glad to hear you resolved everything. I too had no problem adding the BuddyPress features to another theme.

    November 19, 2008 at 8:16 pm #33843

    In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??

    gogoplata
    Participant

    You may need to install WPMU and BuddyPress in the root, not in a directory.

    November 19, 2008 at 4:07 pm #33839

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    Scotm
    Participant

    Just a quick note on my two issues above…both resolved after some experimentation.

    I’m using a landing page theme at fantasyhockeynetwork.com for now, but underneath I have a Revolution Magazine theme working quite nicely with Buddypress. Widgets and admin bar fit nicely into the existing format.

    Thx

    November 19, 2008 at 3:50 pm #33838

    In reply to: Member’s Page Issue When Logged In

    Scotm
    Participant

    Found the problem…it was a plugin conflict.

    For others using the Theme Switcher plugin, your links to Buddypress (or any actual post links) won’t work while the theme switcher is active.

    Thx

    November 19, 2008 at 2:46 pm #33836

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    Burt Adsit
    Participant

    @gpo1 using a custom theme works just fine now. Your bp admin bar shows up even using that alternate theme. Give it a try.

    November 19, 2008 at 10:07 am #33832

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    gpo1
    Participant

    scotm, I like your site are you using the modify buddypress home theme ?

    Because I want to use a custom theme,but I want the login task bar & sign-up features on the custome theme.

    So, How can I do this on a custom theme?

    November 19, 2008 at 12:08 am #33817

    In reply to: Member Page

    Famous
    Participant

    does anyone happen to have an idea here? Can I choose a theme for the member page? How can I customize it. Same question for news…

    Andy???

    Thanks

    November 18, 2008 at 10:12 pm #33816

    In reply to: security on bp

    Trent Adams
    Participant

    In terms of privacy of seeing profiles, this is coming in a later version by default, but for now, you can do what I proposed at the following:

    https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=160

    It just makes the entire buddypress-member theme from being no viewable by anyone but logged in members. The buddypress-home theme still is available for signups though.

    Trent

    November 18, 2008 at 10:09 pm #33815

    In reply to: Question about members page

    Trent Adams
    Participant

    I just deleted the subdomains that were created with the old system. Then I just put the following in my wp-config.php for WPMU:

    define( 'NOBLOGREDIRECT', 'http://mydomain.com' );

    That of course needs to be changed to your domain. What that does is take any random requests (in this case old reference requests) and sends them back to my main domain page. This also makes it so you don’t get the fancy signup page for random domains you are trying to register through the address and have to do it through your wp-signup.php page.

    Since most registration works better for me through the main buddypress theme signup page, this change didn’t bother me at all. Plus it stopped all the requests giving errors or “signup pages” that came from the old URL’s.

    Something to think about…

    Trent

    November 18, 2008 at 7:07 pm #33811

    In reply to: iExplorer 6.0 and Buddypress

    thezohan10
    Member

    Andy i just tested and the members theme still has problems on profiles groups etc in IE6.

    Cheers,

    Z

    November 18, 2008 at 2:15 pm #33797

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    Scotm
    Participant

    gogoplata

    Actually, you’re right, as I now see with my latest attempt to install BP has gone relatively smoothly. I have a few issues, however, which maybe you or someone else can assist me with.

    First issue: I have two existing members of my wpmu install, both on the main blog, and yet when I installed BP the links to their member pages will not work when I am logged in. The links are correct, in the sense that they point to the appropriate location (e.g url/members/admin/profile) but I get 404s every time. If I am logged out, however, I can find the member pages. Also, when I create a new user, the links work fine when logged in or out.

    Second issue: When I created a new user, I made a comment on my site, and then went to check the “activity” stream to see if it showed up, but it doesn’t. Am I missing something? Isn’t this the sort of thing that should show up on activity page?

    Thanks for the input!

    November 18, 2008 at 5:43 am #33786

    In reply to: Error with the “Recent Blog Posts” widget?

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Hi again. :)

    First, one important thing. In the first post I said that the left sidebar does not show anything at all. That is wrong. It shows “Who’s Online,” even if I have just 1 or 30 different widgets enabled in the administration-area.

    When I remove the “Recent Blog Posts” widget from the center sidebar, then everything apperas as it should in the left sidebar.

    I am using the latest versjon of WPMU, witch would be 2.6.3, and I am using the latest versjon of trunk.

    The only changes I made to the theme, was chaning the site logo, witch originally say Buddypress.

    I did install Buddypress a couple of days after WPMU was installed, but I can’t seem to understand that that would have anything to do with this Widget.

    The problem occurs only when I am using the “Recent Blog Posts” widget in the center sidebar. You can see it all live on this test-site.:

    http://nettby.us

    If anyone har the opportunity to check if this is happening in your Buddypress-installation as well, that would be great.

    November 18, 2008 at 5:42 am #33785

    In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Hi again. :)

    First, one important thing. In the first post I said that the left sidebar does not show anything at all. That is wrong. It shows “Who’s Online,” even if I have just 1 or 30 different widgets enabled in the administration-area.

    When I remove the “Recent Blog Posts” widget from the center sidebar, then everything apperas as it should in the left sidebar.

    I am using the latest versjon of WPMU, witch would be 2.6.3, and I am using the latest versjon of trunk.

    The only changes I made to the theme, was chaning the site logo, witch originally say Buddypress.

    I did install Buddypress a couple of days after WPMU was installed, but I can’t seem to understand that that would have anything to do with this Widget.

    The problem occurs only when I am using the “Recent Blog Posts” widget in the center sidebar. You can see it all live on this test-site.:

    http://nettby.us

    If anyone har the opportunity to check if this is happening in your Buddypress-installation as well, that would be great.

    November 18, 2008 at 5:42 am #33784

    In reply to: Error with the “Recent Blog Posts” widget?

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Hi again. :)

    First, one important thing. In the first post I said that the left sidebar does not show anything at all. That is wrong. It shows “Who’s Online,” even if I have just 1 or 30 different widgets enabled in the administration-area.

    When I remove the “Recent Blog Posts” widget from the center sidebar, then everything apperas as it should in the left sidebar.

    I am using the latest versjon of WPMU, witch would be 2.6.3, and I am using the latest versjon of trunk.

    The only changes I made to the theme, was chaning the site logo, witch originally say Buddypress.

    I did install Buddypress a couple of days after WPMU was installed, but I can’t seem to understand that that would have anything to do with this Widget.

    The problem occurs only when I am using the “Recent Blog Posts” widget in the center sidebar. You can see it all live on this test-site.:

    http://nettby.us

    If anyone har the opportunity to check if this is happening in your Buddypress-installation as well, that would be great.

    November 18, 2008 at 5:41 am #33783

    In reply to: Error with the “Recent Blog Posts” widget?

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Hi again. :)

    First, one important thing. In the first post I said that the left sidebar does not show anything at all. That is wrong. It shows “Who’s Online,” even if I have just 1 or 30 different widgets enabled in the administration-area.

    When I remove the “Recent Blog Posts” widget from the center sidebar, then everything apperas as it should in the left sidebar.

    I am using the latest versjon of WPMU, witch would be 2.6.3, and I am using the latest versjon of trunk.

    The only changes I made to the theme, was chaning the site logo, witch originally say Buddypress.

    I did install Buddypress a couple of days after WPMU was installed, but I can’t seem to understand that that would have anything to do with this Widget.

    The problem occurs only when I am using the “Recent Blog Posts” widget in the center sidebar. You can see it all live on this test-site.:

    http://nettby.us

    If anyone har the opportunity to check if this is happening in your Buddypress-installation as well, that would be great.

    November 18, 2008 at 5:41 am #33782

    In reply to: Error with the “Recent Blog Posts” widget?

    seppolaatle112
    Participant

    Hi again. :)

    First, one important thing. In the first post I said that the left sidebar does not show anything at all. That is wrong. It shows “Who’s Online,” even if I have just 1 or 30 different widgets enabled in the administration-area.

    When I remove the “Recent Blog Posts” widget from the center sidebar, then everything apperas as it should in the left sidebar.

    I am using the latest versjon of WPMU, witch would be 2.6.3, and I am using the latest versjon of trunk.

    The only changes I made to the theme, was chaning the site logo, witch originally say Buddypress.

    I did install Buddypress a couple of days after WPMU was installed, but I can’t seem to understand that that would have anything to do with this Widget.

    The problem occurs only when I am using the “Recent Blog Posts” widget in the center sidebar. You can see it all live on this test-site.:

    http://nettby.us

    If anyone har the opportunity to check if this is happening in your Buddypress-installation as well, that would be great.

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