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  • #87714
    @mercime
    Participant

    @ri-kun – answering you in wp.org forums – WP 3.0 multisite must be enabled

    #13928
    Jason
    Participant

    Hello,

    I believe I found a bug. I recently upgraded WordPress and Buddypress and if you do the following, you will find out that the homepage will not load.

    1. Register a user account and create a blog.
    2. Activate the account.
    3. Access the blog’s dashboard.
    4. View the blog.
    5. Now, try to go to the site’s homepage.

    As you will see, when you try to access the homepage, it will come up blank. The only way to solve this problem is to either wait a while or access the admin dashboard. The homepage will not load up but you can access control panels and blogs. It’s weird.

    #87687
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    Very often with errors in either scripting or markup the reported point of error is not necessarily where the actual problem starts from it’s just where the validation finally fails to be able to parse the logic.

    You are saying ‘IF’ something then do something and we are waiting for that to be finished, however you are only showing a snippet of code out of context which does mean one can only base things on what is shown.

    looks like you have lifted the code that is used for the ‘if no widgets run the add widgets error markup’ that is really used more for distributed themes, the ! ‘not’ operator is useful for saying if these functions don’t exist and can’t be called then fallback to this following markup/script. Your code as written needs endif;

    You can write the dynamic sidebar call in a more straightforward manner?

    if ( function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) )
    dynamic_sidebar(“Profile Groups Area”) ;

    The WP codex page gives more info:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/dynamic_sidebar

    Driftless
    Participant

    Howdy,

    I find the same issue – almost a full screen of deprecated function notices and the like, my site is entirely unusable. Of course, as you point out, one can disable the debug function – but since I am developing sites and plugins, I find the debug to be extremely valuable…

    Any roadmap on when those errors might be cleaned out? Any way a guy can help?

    Thanks

    #87685
    footybible
    Participant

    The ms field update Paul talks about is found here:

    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/recover-super-admin-access-after-username-change

    I have now changed my username but I have no idea how I was hacked. I was already using login lockdown. And, through ‘login log’ I can see failed login attempts, of which there were none. So it wasn’t a brute force attempt – I’m thinking I have a loophole somewhere :-(

    #87673
    modemlooper
    Moderator
    sddmbr
    Member

    Hi hnla, thanks for the response. Yes to all your questions except that I was not aware that localhost is a loopback address. So I should have typed in my website address where it ask me what was my url and where to put wordpress? I suspect that is where I messed up. I there anything I can do? Or should I just start all over again?

    Thanks in advance, Fernando :)

    #13925
    Alexander
    Participant

    How should I write the htaccess so that everyone that for example writes http://mysite.com in Google Reader will be redirected to http://feeds.feedburner.com/mysite, inclusive the Site Activity feed.

    I looked at this blogpost (http://perishablepress.com/press/2008/03/25/redirect-wordpress-feeds-to-feedburner-via-htaccess-redux/) but couldn’t make the regular expression right.

    Or does it exist a Feedburner-plugin suitable for a Buddypress-installation?

    #87667
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    The key thing that hnla refers to is the user login name. Google tells you instantly how to change this in the database, for example http://www.goldfries.com/websites-blogging/wordpress-change-admin-login-name/. Note if you are running WordPress MS then there will be another field you need to update.

    #87658
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    Hi Matt
    Take a look at https://codex.wordpress.org/FAQ_My_site_was_hacked for starters

    sddmbr
    Member

    Hi everyone, I’m very impressed with the ease of the installation of WordPress and Buddypress. I need some help, I’m stumped! I did a clean install of WordPress 3.0.1 with Buddypress 1.2.5.2 with no problems from start to finish. I’m not a super tech I just happen to stumble upon this project and was drawn to it… All links work I can even add groups. But when I type in my url from a neighbors computer,smartphone, etc. I get a BLANK page? I have not activated any plugins yet. I installed it on my home server. I installed it to http://localhost/wordpress/ . Can someone help me? What am I missing?

    Thanks in Advance, Fernando in Texas :)

    #87638
    Jason
    Participant

    Hello,

    I found the solution to the problem. If you have Bluehost and you are experiencing this problem, install this plugin:

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/mail-from/

    #87624
    jalien
    Participant

    Actually I disagree. I would suggest looking at Kaltura for video, and I think there is another media plugin that handles video and images although I haven’t experimented with either, I think that BP-albums is being updated to handle other types of media. If you can wait there is a very interesting plugin being developed as a Google Summer of Code project that will turn a WordPress / Buddypress install into an LMS, it has some interesting features and looks to be very extendable. I expect it will be like Buddypress itself and spawn a series of additional plugins that enhance its features. Have a look at it at:
    http://sushkov.wordpress.com/

    Existing LMS systems do have a lot of pluses, but many are either difficult to customize and quite rigid (Moodle comes to mind) or very difficult to install and configure (Sakai project for example). That said, it may be easier to get a quick system up and running and your intended audience should reflect your choice of system as well. I find that most systems are aimed at older students (high school or university and beyond) and so do not fit what I hope to do with a learning system.

    Hope this helps a little. All the best.

    ri-kun
    Participant

    When I tried to access the example.com/blogs I got redirected to the mainpage. I read here that the solution is to create a network then when I created one the blogs appeared but all members where member to the base installed blog which is your wordpress site prior to the installment of BP. If a solution could just be pass regarding this…someone????

    #87611
    ri-kun
    Participant

    Same situation here. When I tried to access the example.com/blogs I got redirected to the mainpage. I read here that the solution is to create a network then when I created one the blogs appeared but all members where member to the base installed blog which is your wordpress site prior to the installment of BP. If a solution could just be pass regarding this…someone????

    #13912
    Ben
    Participant

    I am looking for a BP plugin to create a business directory. I used to have one on my old wordpress but not sure if compatible. I need these features. Simple form to fill out of company name, location, description, email and website link. (maybe a photo if possible) It should also have a search feature by categlory (I,e restauraunts, shopping, home improvement ect..) Would also be nice if companies can pay though paypal. I wish I remembered my old plugin’s name but it had these features I think. It can be backend where I ad it in or front end. There are only a a thousand of businesses, so I wouldn’t mind entering it myself if need be.

    #13913
    Ben
    Participant

    I am looking for a BP plugin to create a business directory. I used to have one on my old wordpress but not sure if compatible. I need these features. Simple form to fill out of company name, location, description, email and website link. (maybe a photo if possible) It should also have a search feature by categlory (I,e restauraunts, shopping, home improvement ect..) Would also be nice if companies can pay though paypal. I wish I remembered my old plugin’s name but it had these features I think. It can be backend where I ad it in or front end. There are only a a thousand of businesses, so I wouldn’t mind entering it myself if need be.

    Thanks

    Marian
    Participant

    @wandilly, Did you get your problem resolved yet? If not, I’d be glad to help do detective work on it. I’d need a login though, so if you feel comfortable giving me access, you’d want to share that by private email. You can contact me at marian@heartwoodwebdesign.com.
    :-)
    Marian

    #13908
    justbishop
    Member

    Hey all :)

    I’m on the home stretch of getting my WP+BP site officially opened, and thought I’d post it here for critique. The idea of the site is a BP based community of buyers and sellers of crafts and “work-at-home-mom” (WAHM) made items, as well as hosting for WAHM shops using WP 3.0.1 in multiuser mode.

    http://www.clothunderground.com

    The Community: based on Buddypress. Pretty self explanatory.

    The Shops: each shop is a child blog of the main site. I’m using WP Custom CSS to allow users to make cosmetic changes to the Blix theme, and eShop for the eCommerce solution. WordPress seems pretty overwhelming to my users, so I’ve also written a custom library of tutorials (in the footer of the main site pages). I haven’t yet found a plugin that makes the hosting term payment/shop creation process automated, so I’m doing that manually at this time.

    Extras: I know that I haven’t really done much in the way of customizing the default BP theme, but it’s only because I’ve been busy doing functional customizations…

    * The Street: I’m using the main site’s blog function as a classifieds post for members to buy/sell their used items on (a very popular feature for this type of audience). I’ve used Adminimize to limit what the users see on the add post screen, custom fields that allow them to enter URLs to 4 remotely hosted images (Photobucket), disabled file (image) uploading to keep my disk space, and another plugin to keep them from seeing everyone else’s posts in the admin panel post list.

    * Member Feedback System: It’s important on a site like this that buyers and sellers can leave feedback for one another with details on how the transaction went for others to see. I pieced something together (see the ridiculous process here: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/any-plugin-similar-to-ebays-user-feedback-member-rating-feedback) that seems like it will work beautifully! Check out the “feedback” button on my test user’s profile: http://www.clothunderground.com/members/test

    * Customized Groups Page: I just pieced this together the best I could. Nothing else out there was working for my audience, who are more often than not coming from vBulletin based sites. Buddypress’ group/forum system is still uber confusing for them, but this was the best I could do.

    * Sitewide Search: Using the Sitewide Search Pages plugin, I’ve created a child blog that pulls in info on posts published across the CU network. Shoppers are able to search using the form in the header, and browse a list of all CU shop items matching their search. There’s also a wordpress.com style tags page that displays all tags used in item posts sitewide, for a different shopping experience.

    * CU Points: I’m using Cubepoints and CP Buddypress integration to award points to members for activity. Normal members can use theirs to buy anything that anyone (in a CU shop or on The Street) is selling for points, and shop owners can use points to purchase featured shop ad space or up to 20% off of their hosting fees.

    Anyway, please check it out and let me know what you think! Small changes might be happening throughout the day, but it’s pretty much ready for the world right now!

    Alexander
    Participant

    @hnla: Errr. You are definitely right. It was my late night coding that prevented code stripping when editing group description that stopped the upgrade.php script to function. Everything is working now. I just commented out my function and everything worked like a charm again. Thanks for sorting this out for me!

    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    Is that ‘Line 4’ custom? I don’t see it in a functions file for a 1.2.5.2 I’ve just test upgraded.

    Generally – and it’s not advise necessarily to follow :) – I have never had an issue with upgrading the WP portion of a site and don’t tend to bother deactivating any plugins; I do though take a backup, ALLWAYS, on production sites prior to proceeding.

    Alexander
    Participant

    @djpaul: I will from now on always disable all the plugins. :) Where can I disable the groups component through the FTP?

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    If you didn’t disable BuddyPress (and all other plugins) before upgrading WordPress, this might be a weird artifact, though it should usually clear after a page refresh. So… have you disabled the Groups component?

    Alexander
    Participant

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_group_is_admin() in /wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/bp-default/functions.php on line 4¨

    What should I change on the line 4? – if( bp_group_is_admin() || is_super_admin() ) {

    #87564
    kRadD
    Participant

    Also have the same problem with my local installation.

    1) Installed WordPress: Worked
    2) Got Buddypress as a plugin.
    3) Got a message, that the .htaccess could not be changed due to missing permissions, so changed the permissions, then no error message appears
    4) Choosed the Buddypress default theme
    5) Choosed the permalink options

    = I also get tese 404 error messages (for example /wordpress/activity/)

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