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@lumosnorge

Hej Christine – the code is in the default theme, in the file: bp-default/members/single/home.php

Did you create a child theme, or edit your changes directly over the default theme?

Note: you shouldn’t edit the default theme directly – as you will run into problems when you upgrade BuddyPress.

Have a search in Docs on here for details of creating a child theme.

Anyway, the section of code (from the default theme) that creates the nav bar is:
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It goes between the item-header and item-body blocks.

You need Harry and Hermione helping you write the code!

Are you guys all running WP 3.0.1 and the BP Template Pack 1.02? I think that’s the error’s inside the template pack files. Whenever I disable the template pack and switch to the default theme I’m actually able to create groups normally. I think some of the code inside the Template pack has changed since BP 1.2.5.2 or WP 3.0, since the Template pack was made for WP 2.9.2

It means your theme already has the buddypress files moved into the theme directory in the right spots I think

thats a BP usability issue and not realky a mobile one as you can get email on your mobile device.

@lumosnorge

You have a section of code missing from your theme.

You should have another layer of primary navigation (item-nav). You are only seeing the sub navigation for the activity tab.

I had the same problem, but as Roger Coathup explained that the profile view was supposed to show in a separate tab I realized something was wrong with our site. We are using the default theme, and I can’t seem to figure out what we might have been doing wrong to prevent the profile tab from showing up. I have included a link to a screenshot of the problem:
http://lumosnorge.no/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/screenshot-buddypress.png

Hope someone will be able to help me, as I would vert much like to have the profiles show up on our site.

Thank you in advance.

Well currently if “User A” makes a status update and then “User B” replies to his update, “User A” receives a notification in his email inbox and sees what “User B” said. Currently, if “User A” wants to respond to “User B” he has to log back into the social network, find the update, and then type in the message.

It would be easier for a lot of mobile users instead to hit “reply” in their email inbox and then just type in their response and then click “submit”.

The more I think about it though, it seems like “reply-by-email” would actually be a separate plugin. It would be useful not only for mobile users but also regular computer users. Although I think it would help mobile users the most.

@paulhastings0 what do you mean reply-by-email?

This is BP 1.2.5.2 bp-default theme’s index.php for your reference,

@modemlooper I seem to remember that at one time you were working on BuddiPhone. Was that simple a BuddyPress compatible theme or did it also include reply-by-email features?

FYI I’m waiting on this http://jquerymobile.com/ to finish a mobile BP theme.

The alpha release is set for OCT so as soon as it’s available I’ll be working on it.

what does this mean?
6) the BuddyPress links don’t work as the mobile theme isn’t compatible, so hack them in on the command line:
$ cd ?pathto?/wp-content/themes/mobile_pack_base/
$ ln -sf ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/activity ./
$ ln -sf ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/forums ./
$ ln -sf ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/members ./
$ cd ../mobile_pack_blue/ (or the one you’re using, but not base)
$ ln -sf ../../plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/groups ./

How do I go about hacking them in command line?
Thanks!

If people are to be able to help you must supply a little detail about your setup i.e what versions you upgraded from / to and whether you are using a custom theme which by the sound of ‘whacky’ you possibly are.

If the version you have upgraded to works albeit with a whacky layout then you ought to stick with the latest version where possible and deal with what sounds like simply layout issues.

What did you actually try though Jenny?

For each profile display in the header.php there is the function:

bp_displayed_user_id()

This always returns the id of the current profile or user that is being viewed, you can check that by simply adding above the heading tag:

<?php echo bp_displayed_user_id() ?>

And you should see a numeric value returned which is that members ID

Now we know that it’s a simple case of writing an if conditional that carries as it’s primary query:

bp_displayed_user_id() == 1

If you’re not sure how to write PHP conditionals look through various theme files as there are countless examples of them (you’ll spot them by the fact they start with ‘if’ ) or check out the PHP docs php.net or google ‘php conditional statements’

If you are really still stuck post back and we’ll help further but conditionals are a useful bit of PHP coding to learn to write

Not easy to move posts at the moment, so not to worry just a note for future reference.

If you haven’t I would ensure you have latest updates if on Windows, and all protection well up to date, disable JavaScript in PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader, and generally view everything suspiciously for a while, these exploits can sneak past protection very easily having a very low detection rate at present.

Steer clear of the page / download for the moment, there is a flurry of exploits hitting sites with a vengeance it seems, possibly the adobe JavaScript exploit? If you want further information about the theme or the problem encountered I would contact wpmu directly.

This Gallery group is really for showcasing finished BP sites this post would have been better in misc group

I’ve noticed this problem too: The default BP theme doesn’t support WP3 menus. Surely this is an oversight?
Cheers, Graham

put this in your functions.php in your theme

function my_custom_query_filter( $query_string ) {
$query_string .= ‘&per_page=10?;
return $query_string;
}
add_filter( ‘bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring’, ‘my_custom_query_filter’ );

you just change per_page option as you need…
it’s run for me, you can see here http://blog.uin-malang.ac.id