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See when mail precipitant has viewed their mai
I have wordpress and buddypress up and running sweet
What I want to do is make it so when I send an mail to someone threw the buddypress mail system, when they have read the mail it has a little tick or something in my sent box to say they have read the message
How do I do this?
Topic: 404 error on bp links
So basically my problem is that the buddypress links (activity, groups, members,etc) go to a 404 page.
Im pretty sure the problem its my server or my permalink structure (cause it is really weird). I had my page working on a localhost and it was working perfectly, but when I upload the files to the server, the 404 problem began to occur.
My permalink structure is like this: /index.php/%postname% I know its weird, but my server configured it that way, cause in the other ways it didnt worked, not sure why. (I can see some futher configuration on my permalink structures with the plugin AskApache Rewrite Rules, but all the adresses are basycally /wordpress/index.php/wathever)
I tried to access the buddypress links this way /wordpress/index.php/activity, but that didnt work either. So, anyone has an idea on how to fix this to work?
I know there are similar topics about this same problems, but i though it would be good to open a new one cause the specific things that i got with this issues.
Summary of issue: Home link is incorrect. All other links work correctly.
I’m slowly making progress with BP. Earlier I was not able to get BP 1.2.3 installed but was fortunate to get svn installed.
Everything appears to work except the link to the “Home” is incorrect.
Go to http://www.layneheiny.com and the blog postings show.
Click on “Home” and it goes to http://www.layneheiny.com/blog
Since WP is actually installed in /blog then maybe something isn’t correct elsewhere.
I’ve tried to read the other postings but most are being specific to their hosting environment.
This is the .htaccess in the root (no htaccess in subdirectory /blog)
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
Thank you for any suggestions.
Hello,
I am new to WordPress and BuddyPress but I was wondering if it can support the following…
We have a website in which users start their own social networks and only interact with users in their social network. It is very much like Ning. (ning.com)
Is it possible to support sub-social networks in WP (and I think our developpers are using BuddyPress too) similar to Ning as just one installation? In other words, for each sub-social network we would have to create a new WordPress installation. Is there another/better way to do this?
Thanks.
I know this has been mentioned before, but adding privacy options would greatly increase use in the K-12, and College classroom. I am a college professor in a dept of education and I can tell you a lot of my former students would love to implement this into their classes but cant due to lack of privacy issues. I am teaching wordpress/buddypress in my classes as well and its the biggest issue coming up right now. I believe this would also be useful for companies as well. Good work so far though guys, i am impressed and so are my students. i am setting up these pages for my university and people cant believe how quick i am doing it.
