New version now up on http://mystique.bp-theme-converts.com/downloads/
Fixes the CSS & custom background image issues.
Hello,
I’m having problem when I click on any individual member link it doesn’t go to that individual profile page. It only goes to member page where all member list are seen. This problem is for wordpress MU. I have checked it to normal wordpress and it works fine the individual member link. All permalinks structures are ok , I have checked.
Can any body give a solution ?
brajesh: this redirect code is meant for WPMU right? I’m looking for single wordpress 2.9.2, does anyone have a solution for it?
@thekmen How does he featured post template come into play I do not see an option on posts or pages to make one or another to be a feature.
@thekmen I am thinking the missing div closing could be in the sidebar code on my main blogs page the hr above the footer extends outside the page content. http://radicalbastard.com
I believe that plugin was not upgraded for the latest versions of BP and is no longer supported. Your best bet is to probably wait for the WordPress plugin sponsored by Google Summer of Code to come out.
http://gsocevents.wordpress.com/
line 606 in lib/core.php I see the use of get_the_author() now I do not know for sure but I think there is a bp function for this wp function may want to do a search and replace if there is indeed a different function to use.
I will look into this as well, but just incase you know where to set it at. All profile links link to wp-admin/profile.php when they should probably link to the bp profile for each user.
I also noticed that the custom header background image does not carry across all pages example
http://radicalbastard.com/ – with the custom image
http://radicalbastard.com/members/ – with out it
@anaxent spoke too soon, see the issue now, will fix & update the zip.
@anaxent it’s working fine on my test install http://mystique.bp-theme-converts.com/activity/ I did make a few changes before making the zip so I could have left out a closing div maybe?
Do you have an URL I can see?
I have tried to use the theme with in the current zip above and all is well except for the activity stream. seems a container is not properly closed as the footer is cramed to the right and stops 1/2 way through the stream the rest of the stream over laps into the background
@andrea_r http://mystique.bp-theme-converts.com/downloads/buddypressmystique.zip
It’s not perfect, main problem being the Mystique JS conflicts with the BuddyPress JS so I have disabled Mystique JS on BuddyPress pages.
The problem with this is the Mystique tabbed widget no longer works on BuddyPress pages, so I set to display none on those pages.
If you know of a way to disable the widget on those pages, please let me know.
Can someone just upload the zip somewhere?
This plugin works for me in WPMU install, haven’t tested in WP3.0 multisite. You would need to upload just the plugin file (no need to upload plugin folder) to mu-plugins. Then, although it was not mentioned in instruction, log out, refresh browser and log back in again. See this screenshot for the Settings (Site Admin > Invites) and Invites (Dashboard > Invite). As Chris mentioned, if you’re using bp-default or a child theme of bp-default, invitation template tags will automatically be added in template per your setting via Site Admin > Invites – Edit Settings link.
This is the main or even only reason I chose to to use wordpress mu. I really need an invite only registration and this plugin is perfect. Please if someone could help me set this up I’d be extremely appreciative.
I’m sure @lpapworth would appreciate all the help as well.
Thanks,
eor
I am having a hell of a time getting my buddypress avatars to show in some themes im trying to use. Ive found the code to add the avatars, but I cant seem to find where to add it to comments.php… can anyone help. The current code looks like this:
The theme is the Plano-Black theme found on the wordpress.org site. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I doubt they are using WordPress pages. Would be a pretty odd thing to do creating a bunch of fake pages to mask the URLs for the different BP sections.
Yes, my WordPress 2.9.2 works just fine without buddyPress (what’s why i post here).
Just for now I use WordPress 3.0 RC1 and BuddyPress 1.2.4.1. Thanks God, it works!
The problem with Nicey is that it’s a child theme which uses bp-sn-parent theme and it doesn’t exist in BP 1.2.4.1 anymore.
“The screen shot you see was for version 1.x in which buddypress bp-sn-parent theme had vertical menu and so had bp-nicey(It is a child theme)
In current version of buddypress the parent theme does not offer a vertical menu and so it is not in bp-nicey.
Please take a look at the backward compatibility plugin and bp-sn-parent theme for the vertical menu.”
http://buddydev.com/buddypress/bp-nicey-a-simple-and-clean-child-theme-for-buddypress/comment-page-1/#comment-1695
Backward compatibility plugin (https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-backwards-compatibility/) disables link functionality from main menu in my installation, so it’s not an option. Not compatible with WP3 just yet? Re-factoring and css creation doesn’t sound like an easy solution either 
BP would benefit from some table reduction.
Andy and I talked at WordCamp San Fran about how some components would benefit greatly from using the posts table, like Private Messages and Groups. Other components like XProfile would be more tricky and may not see any performance improvements, but would still be doable similar to the WP3.0 Menus.
So, it’s a likely direction, but don’t quote me yet.
I could be wrong, but I’m guessing the bp.org site is running a bleeding-edge version of BuddyPress, since it appears that URLs like /communitiy/members are using WordPress pages.
My advice? Wait for BP 1.3.
Front end creation will prove critical and make the next generation of buddypress way more usable and flexible. If users have to go to a blog dashboard to do something as simple as share a photo or a movie review (examples of custom post types), it’s going to turn people off.
We need front end ability…and, come to think of it…we need it for regular old-fashioned blog posts too.
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