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Settings set to sync and latest stable BP.
BP Avatars or images uploaded by bloggers not seen in wordpress blog posts and/or blog comments.We are newly forming youth sports organization trying out BuddyPress. BuddyPress looks like what we are looking for or kids and their families and coaches. Site is http://www.teamrush.org. WordPress 3.0 with BuddyPress Version 1.2.5 and latest updates are installed and activated. Not sure if BuddyPress is functioning. On BuddyPress Component Setup page, all components are enabled. Problems observed include:
1. Once members complete sign up, they still cannot login.
2. Admin cannot delete members, fatal error received when trying to do so.
3. When members page is selected, only member visible is admin; however, there are 3 others have created member accounts.
Any help or suggestions is appreciated.I have tried to figure this out at other places, but nobody has a clue so I thought I would try here. I usually find answers here, you guys know your stuff. Anyway, here is the issue:
I am trying to exclude a page in the nav menu on my site. I am using the Mensa Theme, and the
Method is not working. Any ideas?
Here is some code from:
header.php
<!-- BEGIN header --> <div id="header"> <div class="search"> <form action="/"> <input type="text" name="s" id="s" value="" /> <button type="submit">S</button> </form> </div> <div class="logo"> <h1><a href=""></a></h1> </div> <ul> <li><a href="">Home</a></li> </ul> <div class="break"></div> </div> <!-- END header -->functions.php
# Displays a list of pages function dp_list_pages() { global $wpdb; $querystr = "SELECT $wpdb->posts.ID, $wpdb->posts.post_title FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish' AND $wpdb->posts.post_type = 'page' ORDER BY $wpdb->posts.ID ASC"; $pageposts = $wpdb->get_results($querystr, OBJECT); if ($pageposts) { foreach ($pageposts as $post) { ?><li><a href="ID); ?>">post_title; ?></a></li><?php } } }I’m trying to run a Buddypress 1.1.3-based custom theme on WordPress 3.0. Most things work fine. The main problem is avatar upload. I’ve already made lots of progress copying bits of code from BP 1.2.5.
Apparently a big difference between wpmu and WordPress 3.0 is where avatars are stored. This code in bp-core-cssjs.php….:
$bp->avatar_admin->image->dir
…produces a warning:
Warning: getimagesize(/group-avatars/1/mypicture.jpg) [function.getimagesize]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /serverpath/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-cssjs.php on line 93
The picture actually ended up here, already cropped and with a weird filename:
/serverpath/wp-content/uploads/avatars/1/50d01bc0b08ffcbea47ce388c34cfc63-bpfull.jpg
Which settings decide where avatars are uploaded to? Can I edit them somewhere in the database to make sure?
Which functions decide how the picture is uploaded? Is the coded name a WordPress 3.0 thing?
Edit: I see get_option( ‘upload_path’ ); where is upload_path set? In a clean install of 1.2.5 + 3.0 it’s in database table wp-options. On my upgraded 1.1.3 based sites it’s in wp_1_options etc. -> there is no wp-options. Is that the problem? Should I create one?
Confused : I am using the current WordPress 3 and the most current Buddypress. I have been using WordPress as WordPress MU.
Users who have uploaded their own image cannot get to show these in the blogs. Buddypress shows personal images but in WordPress blogs Gravatars are displayed. Please help!!!Hello, I have a client using WordPress that wishes to have a member directory. They are an organization of professionals and so they wish to have a section on the front end of their site that lists all active organization members. Some of the features include:
Front-end:
– Membership application form
– Searchable, sortable paginated list of members
– Member profile pages
– Interface for members to edit their profilesBack-end:
– List view of members (sortable, searchable, paginated)
– Approve/deny interface for newly submitted applications
– PayPal integration for yearly membership feesSo, basically I’m wondering if BuddyPress is an acceptable solution for this. We would want to hide/disable a signification portion of BuddyPress’s features, such as groups, forums, and private messaging.
Is it common to harness the power of BuddyPress for only some of its features or is it really only designed to be implemented as a full social networking solution a la facebook? If anyone could offer me some insight into this I would be appreciated! Thank you.
Hi,
i’m using buddypress to create a lightweight crm application.
Company information goes into the default field group and management info goes into the extended group.The problem, usually each company has more than one manager. So I need more than one management extended field group.
The question, can buddypress be adapted to provide more then one extended field group that have the same field names?
For example;
the default field group “Company” has the fieldnames companyname, address, telephone, ect.
The extended field group “Management” has the fieldnames firstname, name, email, gender, ect
a second extended field group “Management” has the fieldnames firstname, name, email, gender, ect
a third extended field group “Management” has the fieldnames firstname, name, email, gender, ectI have a csv file exported from my offline crm software and it’s conformed to the custom fields that I’ve created in buddypress. With key values and everything.
I’ve manually added a second extended profile in the mysql table with the same user ID and it only shows the second(latest) extended profile data, but not both extended profiles.furthermore, i’ve opened the file profile-loop.php in dreamweaver, but i have no idea what to alter in order for this to work.
I’m using wordpress version 9.2 and buddypress version 1.2.5, can someone please point me in the right direction?
thank you
Sounds cool, @lincme. I’m not 100% confident that the theme gallery on this site is updating properly so if, once it’s on the wordpress site, it doesn’t appear on here, get in contact with me and I’ll prod the necessary people
