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There’re no title headline of posts and pages.
Ex: Post:
URL: mysite.com/hello-world/
Title tag:My blog | Home
It should beHello world! | My blog Ex: Page:
URL: mysite.com/about/
Title tag:My blog | Home
It should beAbout | My blog Why is that BuddyPress mess up the title?
WordPress 3.0.1
BuddyPress: Version 1.2.5.2
Theme: BuddyPress Default 1.2.5.2Thanks, Mikey3D
PLEASE HELP: When I click “Activate” for the BuddyPress plugin, my WordPress Admin screen goes white. I am running WordPress 3.01, Twenty Ten is my active theme, Askimet is my only other plugin, I installed BuddyPress 1.2.5.2. This has happened twice. I first installed BuddyPress automatically, from WP Admin and then tried to activate the BP plugin. The screen went white and I lost access to my WordPress Admin. On my site, the BuddyPress navigation appeared as an unordered list of text links (all of which give me a “Not Found” error when I click on them). I then deleted all files in my site directory and restored the files and database from the backup I had (cautiously) made before the BP installation. I then manually downloaded the BP files and uploaded directly to my wp-content/plugins directory. When I again tried to activate the BP plugin, I got the same result as before. Now I still have no access to my WordPress Admin and have a non-functional BP site.
I’d really like to display the WP user description in the BuddyPress member-header.php.
Seems like it should be easy to do?
My regular WP tricks aren’t working in the BP template.Suggestions?
Topic: Custom Home Page
I need to create a custom home page in BuddyPress – it’s a fairly complex splash page, so the custom home page will need access to the complete WordPress/Buddypress API (it can’t be a static home page). I’ve looked at these instructions (http://www.wordpressmax.com/customize-wordpress/custom-page) for a custom WordPress home page, but my custom page templates are *not* showing up.
Created my first BP plugin. Super simple, adds Twitter’s new tweet button to BuddyPress sites.
I’m testing this plugin on the localhost with xampp.
with :
PHP Version 5.2.9
Wordpress 3.0.1
Buddypress 1.2.5.2but the plugin is not working and is displaying a fatal error :
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Fatal error: Call to a member function getName() on a non-object in C:xampphtdocsjiyobanglawp-contentpluginsbuddypress-ajax-chatbp-chatchatlibclassAJAXChat.php on line 124
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any solutions ?-
I cannot install it on the live site as it is not working in localhost.
Topic: How to Optimize Server Space
I am helping work with the latest install of Buddypress and run WordPress 3.0.1 for a blog with upwards of 5000 students, and am wondering how to optimize my server to buddypress. We are running a LAMP server, but with so many users finding it difficult to work with buddypress. Suggestions?
At this website: http://apeatling.wordpress.com/2008/06/12/new-buddypress-theme/ there is a BP theme, that has the navigation structure on the side. Looks clean to me and wondering how to get this theme?
Or how do I get this nav structure into my theme BP corporate?
Help appreciated.
Eric Hanson
Hi, I’ve seen this question posted before in the forums but not satisfactorily answered, so here goes my version:
The BP feature list states ”Even allow each of your users to start their own full powered WordPress blog.” Yet I can find no reference anywhere of how to set up blog capabilities for users, except for the Facebook-style activity stream post box (which I’m assuming isn’t what’s meant by user blogs). How do you do it? How do users access their own blog in order to make new posts?
In fact I don’t even really need a fullly-fledged WordPress blog for each user, just the ability for users to contribute posts (ideally from a front-end Quickpress-like interface) into a pre-defined list of categories. This is to build creative writing community where users may post their short-stories, poetry, scripts etc. in order for other members to review them.
Is there any idiot-proof documentation anywhere that discusses the multi-user blogging options in BP?
(PS – I first tried BP with a new WP install as per the BP site instructions. I then tried enabling WP multisite – but neither way offered any user blog options as far as I could see).
Topic: Drupal Commons
Anybody here with expierience in Drupal Commons – http://acquia.com/products-services/drupal-commons ?
Is it similar to wordpress and buddypress and what are the pro and cons? It looks like it has a build in Wiki and Calender which would be pretty nice!
Hi All,
I have setup and installed my version of BuddyPress, everything is going smoothly bar this!
One my registration page I have a number of fields. The wordpress side; Username, Email, Password. And then the BuddyPress Profile side; Name, Age, Bio etc.
Why the hell would I want two “Name” fields both Username and Name? I want to be able to delete the WordPress “Username” field and just use the BuddyPress “Name” core field for everything.
My website has no need for usernames… I have only about 150 members, this number will not grow. Nobody has the same name as another. I want to publicly display and use the “Name” field (which is everyone’s full names) and get rid of the Username field!
Thanks,
SteveHi I have a buddypress website and am using the BP_columns theme. I have my front page configured as a static page. Ideally I would like to display the latest site wide blog posts in little boxes, in a similar way to how it is done on the wordpress.com front page.
Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Alex

