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I’m gonna have to get back to you later with the two issues you have. I have to do 6 hrs of work on my site and theme before tomorrow morn.

Howdy. That little logo lives in the directory /wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/images

admin_bar_logo.gif

You can point bp to something more to your liking if you are comfortable with code.

Since long lines of code don’t paste well here see: http://pastie.org/347661

I have that running in a little plugin that does a bunch of utility bp mods I need done. You could put a modification of that in your theme’s functions.php file if you like.

If you change the dimensions of the image at all you’ll have to skin the css for the admin bar also. It lives at: /wp-content/mu-plugins/bp-core/css/admin-bar.css

I don’t think that the admin bar css can be overridden in bp’s custom.css yet. I may be wrong though.

Probably way more than you cared to know about changing a little smidgen of an image ‘eh?

Wardeh! I keep yelling your name don’t I? Not sure why. Must be because you are far away. My girlfriend thinks that the farther away she is, the louder she has to be on the phone. Perhaps it’s related to that.

The bbpress theme integration issue is one we all face. I have to do it too. I just haven’t had the time yet. I agree that the group forums aren’t the easiest place to get to if I wanna talk or listen to what is going on there in my groups. I view the group forums at the moment to be a convenience.

A convenience to me in that I don’t have to create a forum for each group that wants one. Or forget to do that. Or don’t get around to doing that in a timely fashion.

You didn’t leave your contact info ehegwer.

Nice integration of bp into your theme. Then there is the evil bbpress side of look and feel that I haven’t had time to face either. Just make it go away please Santa.

I’m using the BP home theme (same as used on testbp.com) and it is pulling jquery ver=1.2.6. I’m thinking it is something that got changed in the last code release?

I saw this problem before. It wasn’t a bp issue, it was an issue with a purchased theme from woothemes.com it was using an older version of jquery and not properly using wp_enque_script. Look at your outputted HTML and check what version of jquery is being used. I believe this function is in a newer version of jquery. Your problem may be your theme or other plugin referencing an older version

@seanzyville, you got a nice clean site, a nice change from the BP home page.

How did you use the custom theme to replace the BP home theme.

Because I’ve got a custom theme I want to use?

I’m at a loss how you would work a shopping cart into BuddyPress (from a conceptual, not technical standpoint). Are you trying to create an environment where everyone has their own store? If that’s the case, you could easily adapt a standard ecommerce theme into a Buddypress compatible one and make that the one and only blog theme for users. Just curious.

Hi wardeh. I was checking the ‘topics with no replies’ and saw you here. All by your lonesome self. How goes the battle this week?

You don’t want to turn off groups but you just don’t want the option to create more groups to be available. Well, you want group creation to be a site admin thing only. Hmmm…

I went and looked at the member theme code and finally arrived in the core code and lo and behold Andy was thinking of you! There is an unused option for the menu items. ‘site admin’ only. You’ll have to modify one line to turn off the group creation option for everyone except you.

In the file /mu-plugins/bp-groups.php at line 205. This currently reads:

Change that line to read:

That change adds the ‘true’ parameter at the end which normally defaults to ‘false’. It’s the ‘site admin only’ sees this menu item flag.

Merry Christmas.

UPDATED, i wrote an example plugin that works without adding files in member-theme

You can find a small post here http://buddypressdev.org/forums/topic.php?id=7

That explain a bit about this example extending component that i called bpdev-example

I forgot, here you can download bpdev-example : http://buddypressdev.org/plugins/bpdev-example

@dimensionmedia,

I’m sorry. So, i think that you don’t need add files in /member-theme/ because you can write your plugin without adding files in /member-theme/ for example you can write:

function test_page_settings() {

global $current_user, $bp_settings_updated, $pass_error;

add_action( 'bp_template_title', 'test_page_title' );

add_action( 'bp_template_content', 'test_page_content' );

add_action( 'bp_template_content_header', 'test_page_tabs' );

bp_catch_uri('plugin-template');

}

function test_page_title() {

_e( 'Hello title', 'buddypress' );

}

function test_page_content() {

global $bp, $current_user, $bp_settings_updated, $pass_error; ?>

<p>Hello Content</p>

<?php



function test_page_tabs() {

global $bp, $create_group_step, $completed_to_step;

?>

<ul class="content-header-nav">

<li>Hello Tabs</li>

</ul>

<?php } ?>

With that you don’t need to add page in /member-theme/. I think that users that install a plugins want only add files on mu-plugins/.

Think if i’ve another member-theme that isn’t like the default, and i would like add this plugin..

I hope i explain well now

I think that you don’t need using page to add in your member theme :S look plugin-template.php

There is only an option to turn off the adminbar for logged out users. Yes/No for them. Otherwise it’s Yes for everywhere in mu. The adminbar gets generated at every page load in mu. You could disable it completely by default someplace in code and then in the pages that you want it to appear on, enable it before the wp_head() call that your theme makes in header.php

bp registers its need for attention by the calls:

add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );

add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘bp_core_add_css’ );

You could un-register these calls someplace like functions.php in your theme to turn off the adminbar globally:

remove_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );

remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘bp_core_add_css’ );

Then in your theme, on the specific pages you want to show the adminbar register the adminbar again before the call to wp_head():

add_action( ‘wp_footer’, ‘bp_core_admin_bar’ );

add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘bp_core_add_css’ );

In your theme you’ll have to add some logic in header.php to detect what page is being displayed and make the event registration calls.

So, in functions.php un-register the calls and in header.php before wp_head() re-register them. They’ll get turned off again when functions.php loads the next time and the sequence starts again.

The bp home theme is really just a widget framework. You can install any widget you like in that theme. You can modify the standard ‘activity’ and ‘recent blog posts’ widgets. You can install a plugin that aggregates feeds from specific blogs. Your requirements are pretty specific so you have to decide if you are going to develop custom code or try to utilize some off the shelf plugins.

To answer your question. No there isn’t a mechanism in place that allows you to be selective in the posts that show up using the ‘sitewide activity’ or ‘recent blog posts’ widgets.

Have fun. (but don’t tell anyone we are though)

The bp home theme is really just a widget framework. You can install any widget you like in that theme. You can modify the standard ‘activity’ and ‘recent blog posts’ widgets. You can install a plugin that aggregates feeds from specific blogs. Your requirements are pretty specific so you have to decide if you are going to develop custom code or try to utilize some off the shelf plugins.

To answer your question. No there isn’t a mechanism in place that allows you to be selective in the posts that show up using the ‘sitewide activity’ or ‘recent blog posts’ widgets.

Have fun.

Howdy. You can modify the member theme’s target for successful login in the /member-themes/buddypress-theme/header.php file. Lines 53 and 55. It redirects people to site_url() you can send them where you’d like by replacing that with your destination.

If your user elects to login via the buddybar you can edit the file /mu-plugins/bp-core/bp-core-adminbar.php in the function bp_adminbar_login_menu() at line 33. Another similar line where they get redirected to ‘siteurl’.

zanzoon, dimensionmedia is right in asking what exactly are you referring to? The site linked in your profile looks fine and seems to be operating fine. That error is on what page? What theme are trying to access it on as the 2 default themes seem to be working fine. As well, in your admin the URL to access the xprofile fields is like this:

/wp-admin/wpmu-admin.php?page=xprofile_settings

Are you trying to access the URL directory or something?