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Hello, I have a question which I have been unable to find any support for thus far.
I am using wordpress as a CMS for all registered users. I want them to be able to perform all user-related tasks from within the backend of wordpress, this includes buddypress participation.I am most concerned with the activity page. I don’t necessarily need groups or forums. I just want logged in users to be able to view, favorite, and post activity threads. Of course, activity filters, profile page, friends page, settings page, etc, would also need to be migrated to display in the backend.
I am relatively familiar with PHP, and CSS, and I already know how to create plugin files that display menu entries on the left side of wordpress. I just need a buddypress wiz now.
I’m aware that this could be a tall order, and there might not be a quick explanation, but does anyone have any ideas, or have you heard of anyone else trying this?
Thanks for any help!
Joe
http://www.inTheMeanwhile.comI just want that users who have uploaded a cropped photo or avatar via buddypress should be able to show the same in all posts and comments across blog posts in wordpress mu. Those who have no such upload or are non-registered commentators should have gravatars. I wish this was an easy option automatically available.
If there is any plugin that lets wordpress mu users to upload cropped avatar to show in buddypress too, that will also do. At present the two plugins wpmuavatars and add-local-avatar are broken, the later one gives complete error with latest versions of buddypress and wordpress mu.
Hey guys,
I’m new to BuddyPress so I just want to ask a few questions. Is it possible to turn off certain features of BuddyPress? If so how would one go about doing it? Secondly, do most plugins that work with normal WordPress work with BuddyPress?
Thanks guysYui
I’m looking for a simple way to make a button, which when clicked does basically the same thing as the Facebook Like button but for a BuddyPress installation. It would be great if it could be added to any WordPress site (not just BuddyPress).
I was thinking I could use something like Twitter, where if you have a link, say “http://twitter.com/?status=blahblah” the text area would say “blahblah”. How could I do this in the default theme for BP? Even better, if it could automatically make a link to the page you liked and added it to the BP Activity.
Thanks in advance!
I know in WordPress you can create a post via email. Is it also possible for members of a buddypress community to update their activity streams via email?
Thanks ahead of time for any knowledge shared!!!
I have been trying to figure this out for some time.
I have a wordpressmu install with buddypress running at unfilteredmma.com and when a user goes to post in our forum (unfilteredmma.com/forums) some are not able to do so.
I have gone through the user list and some users are not active. Is there a way set them to activate automatically like they do on the wordpress side?yes…that is the plugin I first tried and got the furthest with…these are my issues…when I log in via facebook connect it does not refresh the page so it just sits there and if I press the facebook connect login button again it then refreshes and I’m logged in…
then, I can not navigate anywhere via the admin bar…it just refreshes the page and takes me back to my homepage. I can not edit my profile or add a pic, etc via the the admin bar. I can only edit my profile (wordpress profile) using the edit profile link on the facebook login widget. However, I can join groups, leave comments and add friends…IF I can figure out a way to even get to the groups/members area.
It does not have any avatar/pic it does not use your facebook pic either.
anyway…thanks again.
Made a simple plugin that allows a group administrator to style the group with CSS. It’s a tad (ok, a lot) rough around the edges, but it works ok.
I am doing a site for a French MMO’s where players can create guild sites, and have decided to have these guild sites as Groups instead of MU blogs. That site will be a bit swankier in that it has preset colour and image themes to choose from for a group and dynamic image headers, but it works on the basic principle of this plugin.
Plugin here:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-css/I won’t be updating it a whole lot, so if anyone wants to grab it and run with it, gopher it!
Hello everyone!
I’ve seen similar threads about this issue, but not a single one on my particular problem. As I’ve read and understood, when moving users from a regular WordPress installation, the wp_users and wp_usermeta tables should simply be imported into the WordPress MU/Buddypress-database.
My problem is not that the users being imported are not shown under activity, but rather that they’re not showing up AT ALL. Instead, my members catalogue gets emptied out, I can’t find a single member with the search function, and my bbPress forum can’t be used by a user when logged in. In short, everything gets messed up, and I have no idea how to solve this. I mean, as from what I’ve read, this should just work.
Thanks for any help ASAP!
Leaving a comment inside a bracket will not show up in the activity stream of buddypress.
wordpress comment shows: this is a test comment for [testing123]
buddypress activity shows: this is a test comment for
Anyone else having this problem?
[wordpress2.9.2+buddypress1.2.4.1]