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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!
Topic: Disabling email activations
I’ve seen a few posts on this but no solution for wordpress mu. Since most of the email activations my install of buddypress sends, end up in the spam folder I see no need to have the email activations. I use the secure invites only plugin for mu and my site requires new members to be invited and I use the captha on registration so I’m not very worried about spam signups.
Is there anyone out there that knows a solution for this? Possibly someone who would like to or knows of a plugin that will work for mu. I’ve seen the plugin for a single install but not for mu. I do not want to officially launch my site until I get this issue resolved. Maybe a simple file edit?
Any and all help is appreciated!!
Thanks,
eorTopic: Buddpress Compatible message
I’ve got Buddypress 1.2.4.1 working well on a WPMU 2.9.2 install. I’ve integrated it into my existing WordPress child theme mostly just fine. The only annoying thing left is the bug on the admin screen saying that BuddyPress is ready and I just need to activate a BuddyPress compatible theme.
Is there a tag I need to put somewhere in my theme files to make this go away?
Thanks!
Hi
I recently finished building a buddypress site that I had to build in a sub directory of the hosting root because the clients other site needed to remain live. After I had copied all the files across to the root directory, changed all the path addresses to the new address (smark-it.com/main_site to http://www.smark-it.com) and made the changes to the config php file everything seemed to work. Users could register and interact and the page and blog content worked as it should.
However when a user logs in firefox kicks up a redirect problem but when you click back in the browser it shows that you have logged in ok. The more serious problem however is that if as a regular subscriber you try to access your blogs dashbord (after successful login) you are taken to a wordpress login page. When you enter you login details you remain on the login page and your details are cleared from the form boxes. There is no error message.
But my woes don’t stop there…. as the main administrator of the site when I go to the blog list page in the “Super Admin” site dashboard and click the “dashboard” link under a blog name I get taken to the same login page.
All these blogs have been created post migration to the root directory.
Please PLEASE please can some one get in touch asap on how I can resolve this problem. If its easier to talk on skype about it let me know your skype info.
Thanks so so so much
JonTry “registered users 2” ( https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/registered-users-only-2/ ). It is compatible with MU and buddypress. I use it for one of my sites. “Authenticate” looks like it is very very old (only tested compatible up to wp 2.5.2)
Sorry I can’t help more
WPMU 2.9.2
BP 1.2.4I want a “closed” site. Only registered members may be allowed to view any part of the site. I’m currently using the Authenticate (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/authenticate) plugin to assist with this. The Authenticate program uses the following lines of code to accomplish this:
public static function check_auth_to_read () {
//If the current page isn’t ‘wp-login.php’ or ‘wp-register.php’ redirect
if ((strpos($_SERVER, ‘wp-login.php’) === false) && (strpos($_SERVER, ‘wp-register.php’) === false)) {
auth_redirect();
}
}My issue is that no one can register for the site. Clicking the Register link from the site redirects back to the Login page. I’m pretty sure that the problem is that WPMU does not use wp-register.php for registration.
Could anyone tell me how to allow registration while preventing any other part of my site from being viewed? I like the idea of redirecting back to the login page.
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]