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March 27, 2015 at 9:39 pm #236793
In reply to: Implement new blogs on Main Blog
djsteveb
Participantwe stay at main blog with a nice custom background. Is Not opening a separate blog
Actually I think this is indeed opening a separate blog/site… looks to me like this setup simply uses a global header override to display the main navigation over each person’s separate site.
Without digging into the source to look at plugins, I am guessing it is a wp with multi-site enabled, installed in a subdomain (my dot) – with buddypress to handle profiles and groups.
You could add a global header thing that puts whatever you want at the top and bottom of each person’s new ‘site’.. limit the theme options for users to twenty twelve or whatever.. which would give them a backend option to change a header and background (I think) – you’d still have your global header over top.. and this would give the illusion I think you are describing…
March 27, 2015 at 9:15 pm #236791In reply to: Implement new blogs on Main Blog
danbp
ParticipantFor sure it is possible.
How to do that ? i’m expecting it is the exact same theme for main and user blogs.
March 27, 2015 at 2:15 pm #236777In reply to: How to change Buddypress activation email http://1/
danbp
ParticipantI have deactivated 80% of my plugins. Only the critical plugins remain.
Seems logical that your issue is in the remaining 20%.
When you debug an install, you should start from the begin and 1 by 1
And to do this correctly it’s better to work on a local install.Also: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/when-asking-for-support-2/ Give details about used version, theme and plugins please.
and https://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPressMarch 27, 2015 at 2:02 pm #236773In reply to: Groups and Forums
danbp
Participanthi @nunolopes99,
This is not an option: to create a forum you must first create a group.
add this to bp-custom.php
March 27, 2015 at 11:11 am #236760In reply to: Implement new blogs on Main Blog
Henry Wright
ModeratorI want the member sites (subsites, http:example.com/blogs) , to use the same theme (header,footer,etc) as the main site, and not open as a separate site.
You can manage that kind of thing from the Network Admin Themes Screen.
March 27, 2015 at 11:08 am #236759In reply to: Control oEmbed video size
@mercime
Participant@style960 for video and other embeds, that’s usually handled by the setting of the content width in your theme’s functions.php file.
/**
* Set the content width based on the theme’s design and stylesheet.
*/
if ( ! isset( $content_width ) ) {
$content_width = 660;
}March 27, 2015 at 9:13 am #236751In reply to: Error while posting update
danbp
ParticipantIndicate WP/BP version, theme, used plugins list please !
All plugins are up to date and functioning very well.
And what if incompatibility between some of them and a theme ? And why do you have an error message in this case ?
You say occurs only to non-admin members(like customers).
Is “customers” a custom role you added, as it is not a WP role.Is the activity component activated ?
The error shows only when no activity_id is found.
Activate debug in wp-config and see the error msg you may receive.March 27, 2015 at 4:38 am #236733In reply to: Help for BuddyPress Site to Change the World
planetearthlings
ParticipantWow…I go to sleep a few hours and the world changed from quite quiet to one full of interesting conversation. Exciting. Thanks all for joining the thread. I’m originally from Los Angeles, but have been living in Goa (West Coast of India) for a long time. Wondering where in the world everyone else is?
@bphelp @mcpeanut @rosyteddy: I really appreciate your ideas, challenging comments and questions. Sorry, I haven’t been clear about what we are doing. Let me elucidate so you can understand I’m not some crazy person sitting in the basement of my parents’ house dreaming. The project is called Planet Earthlings and is based on an animation/live-action TV pilot we created a few years back with a team of over 120 people in seven countries. The TV series was done in 3D and told the story of four animated aliens who come to Earth and meet four live action children. They play and learn in a magical animated world.What we are doing now is a space theme 2D Virtual World (probably to be built in Unity with Smart Fox Server on the backend). The world will combine cooperative gaming, collaborative apps and tools for youngsters to learn and make friends all over the globe…hence the subtitle “One People, One Planet.” The dream is that if you bring kids together for cooperative and collaborative educational fun they’ll make friends with people all over the planet making it difficult…hopefully impossible…for governments to convince them people in other countries are our enemies. Yes, it’s ambitious, but there are many people all over the world who are interested and already joining the process.
The “main” project will live at “www.planeteartlings.net.” Which will be overseen by the Planet Earthlings organization, but we will be creating a Open Source front end so that people, companies or organizations who want to create a planet in our universe which is compatible with the overall philosophy of what we’re doing will be able to do it. We are also looking for open source games and apps that can be used in world.
Initially, (as in right now) we are testing WordPress/BuddyPress as a platform for the development team at “www.planetearthlings.org.” That may become something bigger, but for now it is simply to bring together kids, parents, different advisers and our core team to discuss and share ideas on HOW to build something truly unique and powerful for youngsters. The children will be “Kidvisers” and will get rewards for taking part and even reporting on other worlds, games and apps telling us what they like and don’t like. Others will take part because they want to be part of an exciting project for kids and are interested in being part of the change.
This is part of the process leading up to a CrowdFunding campaign we hope to start in June. After that we will decide on what will be included in Phase One development. We do NOT know how the development process will proceed as we’re still investigating the various options which include forming a core team locally, gathering an international team to collaborate remotely, partnering with an established Virtual World development company or even forming something elsewhere. When we move into that stage there will be funding and decisions will have to be made about how to proceed.
I have investigated several social network options and tested a few, but decided on BuddyPress because the “open source” philosophy behind it (and WordPress) are a big part of what we are creating. I am concerned about the scaling potential, but have been assured during my research that the platform will scale to thousands of users if it is hosted and setup properly. ***NOTE: This is one of the main concerns at the moment.
We aren’t looking for full-time BuddyPress developers right now and I wouldn’t expect anyone to work full-time unpaid. We’re simply looking for a few hours of advice and possible implementation from people who are intrigued by what we are trying to do. Would love to have input/suggestions about what functionality we should include in the initial version of the site and with the look. Examples of what we need now would be design suggestions in terms of look, including help with the site typography and possible suggestions about functionality…for example what would be the best way of integrating galleries of both images and video.
@mcpeanut I understand your view that most people want to get paid. We all need to eat, but there are plenty of people who want to be involved in something with lofty goals. I personally have worked almost five years unpaid on different parts of this project. Right now the project is setup with a “company” mostly because we’re not in a position to understand and deal with it differently. It may be something that becomes profitable, but we may set it up as a non-profit. That is one of the questions we will be discussing on the development platform.
@bphelp I hope you will continue with the discussion and pose as many difficult questions as you can come up with. I like difficult questions because they make me think, and often about things I haven’t yet considered. I don’t have all the answers even though I have hard drives with about five terabytes of data for this project, thousands of images, video and hundreds of thousands of files. I may be a dreamer, but I’m also an experienced IT Project Management consultant, a feature film director, novelist and entrepreneur, among other hats I sometimes wear.There is much more about the project to discuss, but I leave it at this for now. Hope you don’t mind the length of the post, but I feel confident there are many people out there in the WordPress/BuddyPress world who are interested in this kind of work. Some will join us as volunteers and others in paid positions when the time is right.
Thanks all! If you want to learn a little more about the earlier project including lots of press and even a national magazine cover you can check that at http://www.palaflicks.com. Cheers!
March 27, 2015 at 12:56 am #236717In reply to: Create custom div around existing divs
tarnvogL
Participant@danbp
Thank you for your answer and the link. But this doesn’t help me further.
I already use a child theme to customize other php files. Can you help me to find the correct php file to create the custom div I mentioned?March 27, 2015 at 12:15 am #236713In reply to: Setting role at registration
vuko
ParticipantHi Danbp
thank for your answer
My theme was created in 2014, but i also tested it with the pre-installed wordpress themes and Problem there is still. I have also tried disabling all plugins but nothing.
Could i test all with a version of wordpress less than 4. ?
I dont know how i can solve this problem 🙁
thanks again
March 26, 2015 at 11:03 pm #236702In reply to: Create custom div around existing divs
danbp
Participant@tarnvogl,
such customization can be done by using a child-theme and copies of the needed files stored in bp-themes/bp-legacy/buddypress/ to your childRead the template guide for much more details: https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/
March 26, 2015 at 10:49 pm #236698In reply to: Setting role at registration
danbp
Participantmember_typee doesn’t handle roles or capabilities. It’s only (at the moment) a member filter which let you show them by the type they choosed.
BuddyPress doesn’t handle roles and use only thoose coming with WP.
WP Roles at Registration is outdated so it could be possible that he stopped to work with WP 4.+
Have you tested by using 2015 or 2013 theme ? Also deactivate all plugins except BP and WP Role
March 26, 2015 at 10:28 pm #236695In reply to: Registration page is empty
danbp
Participantcould it be that you have some trashed register pages ? If it is the case, clear trash.
The register should also appear in the BP page list. And allow user to register must be on.Have you tested with 2015 theme and all plugins deactivated ?
March 26, 2015 at 10:21 pm #236694In reply to: Profile pages missing content
danbp
ParticipantYou have to test with 2015 theme and any other plugin deactivated. If you use bp-custom.php or custom function, remove them temporatly.
March 26, 2015 at 9:38 pm #236692In reply to: Implement new blogs on Main Blog
djsteveb
Participant@giorgosnl – I am confused what you are asking to do.
You could have one blog where new users are all added to that blog as authors, or editors.. and that would be just one blog where multiple people can post..
or you could give each user a new blog (aka “site”) – and that would have a different blog at:
yourdotcom/kevins-site
yourdotcom/mandys-siteyou could easily make it so all new user blogs had the same header and theme etc.. and use a plugin to display “sitewide blog posts” onto one page.. so you could have a page that showed each member’s blog posts (or snippets from each) and click to read the whole post, which would take them to the individuals blog..
or one main blog where each person is given access as a contributor, editor, admin.. whatever and they all post on just one main blog..
both are similar, both are easy with wp+bp… one takes the extra step of making wp multi-site… and a plugin to pull in sitewide blog posts onto a single page…
March 26, 2015 at 5:56 pm #236682In reply to: Adding favourite posts as a tab in buddypress
danbp
ParticipantWhich interface are you meaning ? You already have a My favourite tab when you’re logged in and on the SWA or on your profile.
To add a favorite/unfavorite button under a blog post, add this snippet to bp-custom.php
function get_fav_or_unfav_button_for_post( $post ) { global $bp, $activities_template; // user is not logged ? Show nothing. if ( ! is_user_logged_in() ) { return ''; } $activity_id = bp_activity_get_activity_id( array( 'user_id' => $post->post_author, 'type' => 'new_blog_post', 'component' => 'blogs', 'item_id' => 1, 'secondary_item_id' => $post->ID ) ); if ( ! $activity_id ) { return ''; } bp_has_activities(); // update $activities_template of user's fav $old_value = false; if ( isset( $activities_template->activity->id ) ) { $old_value = $activities_template->activity->id; $activities_template->activity->id = $activity_id; } else { $activities_template->activity = (object) array( 'id' => $activity_id ); } // building the template $code = ''; $code .= '<div class="activity-meta">'."\n"; if ( ! bp_get_activity_is_favorite() ) { // if not favorited, add a fav button $code .= ' <a href="'.bp_get_activity_favorite_link( ).'" class="button fav bp-secondary-action" title="'.__( 'Ajouter à mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'">'.__( 'Favori', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n"; } else { // if already favorited, a button to unfav $code .= ' <a href="'.bp_get_activity_unfavorite_link( ).'" class="button unfav bp-secondary-action" title="'.__( 'Retirer de mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'">'.__( 'Défavoriser', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n"; // bonus button to show user's all favs $code .= ' <a href="'.bp_loggedin_user_domain() . 'activity/favorites/" class="button unfav bp-secondary-action">'.__( 'Consulter tous mes favoris', 'buddypress' ).'</a>'."\n"; } // closing .activity-meta $code .= '</div>'."\n"; if ( false !== $old_value ) { $activities_template->activity->id = $old_value; } else { $activities_template->activity = null; } return $code; }and this piece of code in your child-theme single.php file. Where exactly depends of the theme you use, but logically near the post, inside div#content
<?php echo get_fav_or_unfav_button_for_post( $post ); ?>March 26, 2015 at 12:22 pm #236665In reply to: Need Support
aymanomar85
ParticipantMarch 25, 2015 at 5:24 pm #236582In reply to: Implement new blogs on Main Blog
giorgosnl
ParticipantThanks @henrywright but no, I want the member sites (subsites, http:example.com/blogs) , to use the same theme (header,footer,etc) as the main site, and not open as a separate site. Exactly the way http://my.telegraph.co.uk works
March 25, 2015 at 2:39 pm #236576In reply to: Fatal error, help? [Resolved]
basserne995
ParticipantThanks a lot! Your a livesaver!
Changed the name of the plugin.
Could finally login in admin.
Changed to default theme and deactivated everything.Checked register/login, work perfect.
Activated costum theme and all the plugins. The website works great now.Thanks,
Bas
March 25, 2015 at 1:31 pm #236572In reply to: Need Support
aymanomar85
ParticipantHi @henrywright
all of them i need after user add number i will get number in profile page like screenshot
March 25, 2015 at 1:30 pm #236571In reply to: Fatal error, help? [Resolved]
basserne995
ParticipantRunning all the newest versions of BP BBP & WP.
No upgrades where done.
Hosting Company: YourHosting
Costumized Theme: OneCommunity (http://themeforest.net/item/onecommunity-buddypress-theme/3713046)March 25, 2015 at 12:26 pm #236568In reply to: Some of my users profiles are not loading
Henry Wright
ModeratorYou seem to be doing everything right. Disabling plugins and reverting to the default theme (Twenty somethings) usually resolves the problem.
Are you seeing the problem on both localhost and on your online server?
March 24, 2015 at 9:20 pm #236542In reply to: Consolidate Profile TABS?
Hugo Ashmore
Participantbp-themes isn’t any longer a part of the BP core package, try and reference everything from bp-legacy which are actually the theme compatibility templates used by BP.
The function works in a similar fashion to the WP menu in terms of how the items are built, fundamental difference from the existing approach is that the sub-menus are actually proper ul ul child elements nested.
March 24, 2015 at 9:14 pm #236540In reply to: Consolidate Profile TABS?
BackpackersUnion
ParticipantHi @hnla
Thanks for sharing. I had to read it a few times to wrap my head around it, but it looks worth trying. Does it essentially replace the standard BP Profile menu with the WordPress menu system (i.e. Dashboard -> Appearance -> Menus)?
It looks like there are two possible places to modify the markup:
1.
bp-themes/bp-default/members/single/home.php
2.bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/home.phpI’m assuming the first is the correct
home.phpfile for BP 2.1.1?March 24, 2015 at 7:56 pm #236536In reply to: Consolidate Profile TABS?
Hugo Ashmore
Participant@backpackersunion
You could perhaps have a look at replacing the current default nav for this BP WP style nav, haven’t looked at this for a while but should still function: -
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