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I’m not sure if I haven’t read something correctly. I’ve updated to WordPress 3.3 and then updated Buddypress to 1.5.2 . The Buddypress toolbar is present at the front end, but the WordPress 3.3 toolbar is present in the dashboard. Is this how it is supposed to be?
Cheers,
Rob.Great job guys!!!!!, I noticed the toolbar too
, but one thing: if we don’t have sufficient permissions to access to the New Post Page and the Comments Moderation Page, would be better if we don’t see those links in the toolbar? 
Not 100% sure where I should be posting this but here goes.
I’ve set up a server specifically for inspired/openfire testing.
After install, the first problem that happens is that the right hand lower toolbar breaks after a while of being logged in. The remedy most of the time is to log off, refresh, log back in and it’s usually fine but not always.The next problem is updating. I’ve tried various combinations, all of which break wordpress and/or buddypress.
For example, I’ve tried updating wordpress only and eventually get into trouble where nothing runs anymore. Another is I’ve left wordpress as it is but updated all of the bp items and same result.At one point, I updated all items but wordpress and bp-album as either one would breka the site. I was able to get everything updated at one point but then it broke the lower toolbar.
The versions I am running are inspired-370-0.0.0.3 and Openfire 3.7.1.
Should I be posting my findings here or somewhere else?Finally, it appears to be that the toolbar is the only part which is ‘inspired’ and the rest is wp and bp. If that is the case, how can I check/test only the toolbar component.
One last question, how can I separate just the toolbar, without wp/bp? For example, I’d love to see that being stand alone on another web site. In other words, could that portion alone be integrated into another site?
Thanks.
Topic: WordPress Admin Bar
Is it possible to make it so that once you’re signed into to Buddy Press you can still see the standard WordPress Toolbar at the top? I use it a lot on my websites and it puts me off using BuddyPress, when I have to loose my standard WordPress Admin Bar…
Hi,
I’m trying to get BuddyPress running on http://www.godlysocials.com, but get page not found for everything to do with BP.
For some reason the homepage doesn’t show the BP toolbar, but http://www.godlysocials.com/index.php/forum/ does. I can figure out later why that is.
On that forum page, if I click on the Sign Up toolbar option, it takes me to
http://www.godlysocials.com/register with a “The page cannot be found”.
The login menu option works though and logs me in using Simple Facebook Connect.Once logged in, if I go to the BP Profile menu option or any other option, it tries to take me to something like this:
http://www.godlysocials.com/members/servantheart/profile/ with a “The page cannot be found”.Any ideas why this is happening and how to fix it?
My user was created before I installed BP.
The theme is http://www.studiopress.com/themes/socialeyes
and I’m not using the BuddyPress Template pack. If I activate it, I get “Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_dtheme_ajax_querystring() (previously declared in C:Domainsgodlysocials.comwwwrootwp-contentpluginsgenesis-connectlibajax.php:17) in C:Domainsgodlysocials.comwwwrootwp-contentpluginsbuddypressbp-themesbp-default_incajax.php on line 81”Much appreciated,
Dirk
I am struggling with configuring buddypress in my custom theme. I’ve got a lot of it working, but for the life of me I can’t figure this one out.
I am running WP 3.2.1 and BP 1.2.9 and my servers are running apache/linux and php5.2.
I’ve got 28 plugins, including BP, BP Activity, BP Template Pack, BP Captcha (not activated) and WP Super Cache.I’ve activated and deactivated the BP Activity and the BP Captcha to see if that had an effect and they don’t.
So the problem is that in my custom theme, there is a huge space between the Navbar and the Subnav.
This happened when I added the sidebar onto the left of the page – to be consistent with the rest of the site.
At first all of the content in the item-body was pushed down to the level of the bottom of the left-column sidebar. By adding a few float:left tags into the CSS, I managed to bring the item-header and the item-list-tabs-no-ajax to the top of the content area where they should be. But I can’t get the subnav to move up.
I’m on Firefox (site looks like crap in IE at the moment) and I’ve got the Web Developer Toolbar installed.
I can message you the link if you’d like to see it.
Topic: Member Area Problems
Hi guys, I’m new here and in pretty desperate need of some help!
I am running a twentyten theme with buddypress add-ons… here – http://youareditched.com
I cannot access the individual member pages and the members list is there but doesn’t seem to work when changing pages.Also, (I’m sure it links) the toolbar only shows wordpress options not the pre-set site specific menus.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks guys!
Hi,
I have a student whose blog is missing the admin toolbar. It is not theme dependent, as a change in theme still has a missing toolbar. The same theme has the toolbar on other blogs. All other blogs are fine. Any ideas?
Topic: Quickest way to edit a post?
Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could suggest a way to help us do this better. We are teachers, and students often make spelling errors within their blog posts. As co-administrators of their blogs, we want to somehow highlight the words they’ve spelled incorrectly, as quickly as possible.
At the moment, we are going into the dashboard, finding the post, changing the colour of each misspelled word, then updating the post. Could it be done faster, as in through modifying the admin toolbar, or some other way?
Cheers,
Rob.Sorry to be vague here, but I’m terribly frustrated. I was able to create my Buddypress site (indiekidsproducers.net), but I am unable to make it work properly. I get various error messages or things I create simply disappear. I asked a friend who is more tech savvy to explore, and I will post below the string of errors she received before hitting the limits of her expertise. I forwarded her notes to my ISP – Network Solutions – who said it wasn’t their problem and that I’d have to contact WordPress/Buddypress…
Can anyone please make heads or tails of these errors and suggest how I might make repairs? Thanks very very much!
David
—1. 500 Internal Server Error
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, [no address given] and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log.
Additionally, a 500 Internal Server Error error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
-Sunday, 1:30 pm, obtained error message below: when I clicked on username to see account; when I clicked to submit new post (although later this post did get submitted, text reads “Let the dialogue begin!”); when I clicked to view post2. .htaccess
-entered Google search with this error text, visited forum recommendation, http://wordpress.org/support/topic/clueless-thats-me-500-error-help-please-godaddy-response
-per these instructions, I logged into File Manager via Network Solutions and looked for .htaccess with CGI impairments, but there were no .htaccess files…
-accessed the files via independent FTP client as well and no .htaccess files were present either (identical view, just double-checking)
-note: permissions are rwx, rwx — should they be 644?3. Login
-Sunday, 1:45 pm = then I couldn’t login to the site — even though the wordpress page and the right toolbar had the correct info entered, the dashboard, etc did not appear at the top of the page as it had when I edited the “Let the dialogue begin!” post — it ignored this submission of username+password information and retained the option to login4. Professional help
= page where one can click to chat on technical support topics during M-F business hours (see hyperlink in rightmost column), http://www.networksolutions.com/contact/index.jspOne issue I’ve run into that I can’t figure out, I installed WP into a sub directory on my server and buddypress is installed there as well. When a user clicks on the login button on the toolbar, they get re-directed to a 404 error page. The normal login would be http://www.mysite.com/wordpress/wp-login.php but when a user clicks on the login they go to http://www.mysite.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http://www.mysite.com .. I can’t seem to figure it out.. any thoughts?
for reference I’m running WP 3.1.1 , with Buddypress 1.2.8
Hello,
I’m having a new buddypress site with some friends (yocom.nl) and we are in a far stadium now but we miss some important things. Can you help us with any of these things?
– We want an option to insert smilies, images, spoilers etc in the forum messages? A toolbar would be nice.
– Is there an option that if you are in the forum index, you can go straight to the last page of a topic?
– Is there an option that you can see the recent topics (with the latest messages) in the sidebar?
– Can the administrators (in Dutch we are the ‘beheerders’) having a different name color or bold?Thanks already for your help
I did some more digging on WordPress, and what I’m looking for is something like the “Comment Toolbar” plugin. It doesn’t work in buddypress though.
That would be perfect if it did.
