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November 27, 2008 at 7:40 pm #34006
In reply to: Can’t Post on New Blogs w/Prologue
Scotm
ParticipantTrent
Interesting. Actually, when posting on the main page with Prologue, it just kicks me out to the wp-login page without executing the post, but I remain logged in.
I can remember having this issue with WPMU before as well now that you mention it, but since I have the latest wpmu install (2.6.5) and no site-wide tags plugin, it must be a Buddypress issue. I notice Andy doesn’t have Prologue as a theme choice for blogs on the BP Demo, so perhaps he’s aware of the issue as well.
I’ll try your idea re: disabling bp-blogs and report back.
Thx
November 27, 2008 at 9:21 am #33998In reply to: The News section
revolutionfrance
ParticipantHello, I have the same problem as many.
My buddypress installation is as follows:
Installed in http://mysite.org/testbp/
Permalinks: /news/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
When I click on one permalink of the root blog in the recent news section, it brings me to the blog post within the buddypress theme. However when I click on news, I get the header, the sidebar, but where the news should be just : “edit this entry” (without even the leftcol_header_back.gif appearing).
Any ideas?
November 27, 2008 at 3:57 am #33996In reply to: Member pages redirect to home
jalien
ParticipantJust in case someone reads this quickly like me and doesn’t check the them readme, here is a correction for borkweb’s post:
members-theme/ directory was located here: [WP_INSTALL_DIR]/wp-content/members-theme/
should be:
member-themes/ directory was located here: [WP_INSTALL_DIR]/wp-content/member-themes/
November 26, 2008 at 6:21 pm #33988In reply to: IE6/7 Testing + Fixes
ParticipantHas there been any progress in fixing BP Member theme issues in IE6/7? I still see the header images for the individual sections displaced (down and to the right) while viewing in IE6 using Trunk r579.
Thx
November 26, 2008 at 4:29 pm #33987In reply to: Member pages redirect to home
jveron
Membergood configuration, separate the blog themes and member themes
November 26, 2008 at 3:36 pm #33985In reply to: Member pages redirect to home
Matthew Batchelder
ParticipantI fixed the issue by ensuring that the members-theme/ directory was located here: [WP_INSTALL_DIR]/wp-content/members-theme/
November 26, 2008 at 2:13 pm #33981In reply to: Member pages redirect to home
ParticipantYeah…nevermind. I committed the cardinal sin of asking before doing thorough research. Despite the fact that I was convinced that my themes were in the right spot…they weren’t. My apologies.
November 25, 2008 at 8:51 pm #33975In reply to: Installation basics
ljarratt
MemberI switched the default them back to the default. An example of the BP theme is at http://lennie.crossblogging.com/.
When I am logged in I go to register another blog. The domain name is being changed from crossblogging.com to crossaccountging.com.
November 25, 2008 at 6:56 pm #33970In reply to: embed google advert
gogoplata
ParticipantYou’ll need to manually edit the theme and add the code where you’d like it to appear.
November 25, 2008 at 5:06 pm #33968In reply to: embed google advert
Deadpan110
MemberCreate your own theme… or copy and edit the default BuddyPress Theme:
header.php
<div id="my_userbar">
<?php include_once (TEMPLATEPATH . '/userbar.php'); ?>
<!--MY GOOGLE AD STUFF HERE-->
</div>
<?php include_once (TEMPLATEPATH . '/optionsbar.php'); ?>Then just edit the css to format nicely
November 25, 2008 at 4:19 am #33964In reply to: URL Translation
dudboi
ParticipantAh I figured it out! Textbook case of failure to RTFM. I uploaded member-themes into the themes directory instead of the wp-content directory.
Well, at least I learned a little bit more about how buddypress works through the wonderful invention that is var_dump!
November 24, 2008 at 11:39 pm #33961In reply to: profile error with new trunk
danf-1
ParticipantDanielFelice – double check where your member-themes folder is. It should not be in the themes folder but in the wp-content folder at same directory level as the themes and plugin folders. You get the blank drop down when member-themes not in right place.
November 24, 2008 at 11:32 pm #33960In reply to: profile error with new trunk
danielfelice
ParticipantYes the file are in the correct dir and the permissions are set
I noticed that in site admin > buddypress i am unable to select any theme. There is nothing to select just an empty drop down
November 24, 2008 at 11:05 pm #33958In reply to: profile error with new trunk
Andy Peatling
KeymasterHave you put the buddypress-member theme into /wp-content/member-themes/ ?
The error is because the file is missing, or does not have the correct permissions.
November 24, 2008 at 3:34 pm #33951In reply to: The News section
ParticipantI did the same as PioneerSkies and am running the BP home theme on a subdomain (community.mmafrenzy.com) and the news page is simply listing all of my blog posts on that sub-blog.
November 23, 2008 at 3:34 pm #33943In reply to: picture and media not showing
Burt Adsit
ParticipantDepending upon what plugin you are using and where you can embed the shortcodes ([caption id=… [/caption] or [youtube ….. [/youtube]) it may work or not. Some of the plugins only work on full post displays that use the_content(). It all depends on what theme you are using and what kind of page you are looking at.
Is this making sense?
I don’t think I’m being clear.
November 23, 2008 at 8:19 am #33938In reply to: RTL – Loading alternate CSS for plugins
Yoav Farhi
ParticipantGreat.
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 #33930In reply to: IMPORTANT: Changes to member theme locations
Slava Abakumov
ModeratorOh, it’s good news. Because I’m yired havinf a mess with WP and BP themes. Thanks!
November 22, 2008 at 1:28 pm #33924In reply to: /blogs/?random-blog redirects then WP redirects
MemberI 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] => Arraythat 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 #33903In reply to: The News section
Alessandro Fazzi
ParticipantI 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 #33881In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features
ParticipantIt’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 #33861In reply to: Existing Theme, Buddypress Features
gpo1
ParticipantI 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 #33851In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??
ParticipantGlad 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 #33849In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??
shawn77
MemberI 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 #33845In reply to: Members Page or theme not working??
Memberuhhh,
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.
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