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  • #66648
    Maythil
    Participant

    Hey, thanks, let me try that.

    #9465
    Peter Anselmo
    Participant

    Hi All,

    I’ve made some updates to the Group Docs plugin, and I’d love to get some testing/feedback. The biggest change is moving the document storage out of the plugin folder, which took more effort than I had hoped. I’ve also updated the activity stream for 1.2, removing some bugs along the way. All in all, very little has changed to the end user.

    Also, if you care about your stuff, BACK UP YOUR DOCUMENTS BEFORE UPLOADING. The plugin will move docs from the old location to the new one, but if you do a one-click upgrade, your old docs could get deleted first.

    You can find the latest version here (the 0.3-beta link; not the big orange button):

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-documents/download/

    The only known issue (it’s kinda big): on buddypress 1.1.X installs, some types of files won’t display. They are instead redirected to a slightly more jumbled URL. If anyone knows a way around this, please let me know. It’s got me stumped (and is the main reason I’m creating this pre-release).

    There are many more things I’d like to include soon (sorting, icons, ajax, tagging), but I’ve been short on time lately. Stay tuned for those in the future.

    Cheers,

    Peter

    #66646
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    @corin-rules BuddyPress 1.2.x requires at least “Requires at least: WordPress 2.9.1” (regular or normal). This may or may not have anything to do with your problem, though you will find other problems running it on 2.8.

    #66643
    stwc
    Participant

    It’s already here. BP1.2 runs on WP standard.

    #9464
    Maythil
    Participant

    I Read it somewhere.

    This is exactly what I have been waiting for.

    Hope Andy will make this second miracle to happen soon.

    #66636
    corin-rules
    Member

    I am having the same issue. Both on the front end and in the admin area. Any of these links simply take me to the homepage of the blog.

    1. WordPress MU 2.8.6
    2. subdomain install
    3. installed in a sub directory
    4. a fresh install
    5. wordpress MU is functioning as normal before and after buddypress install
    6. Buddypress Version 1.2.1
    7. Did not upgrade buddypress
    8. No other plugins installed
    9. Using Buddymatic theme with a custom child theme, (though switching back to buddymatic default, coffe with friends or kubrick hasthe same issues)
    10. No modification of core files
    11. No custom functions in bp-custom.php
    12. Not running bbPress (yet, one thing at a time :)
    13. I have no server error logs afaik, but i do get this error when activating the plugin*
    14. The blog is currently hosted inhouse on a development server, I could request permission to reveal more details about this if requiered

    * –

    Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_loaded() (previously declared in /home/astateofwriting/wordpress-mu/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php:54) in /home/astateofwriting/wordpress-mu/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-loader.php on line 55

    #66634
    stwc
    Participant

    BuddyPress -> Component Setup–>Let users create, join and participate in groups would seem to be for disabling Groups entirely, so that’s not it.

    Not sure what I had in mind, there. I wonder if you can hook Buddypress permissions into Justin Tadlock’s excellent Members plugin (http://justintadlock.com/archives/2009/09/17/members-wordpress-plugin)

    Basically I’d just disallow Subscribers (if that’s your default role) from creating groups, but I’d have to go digging to figure out how to do that….

    I haven’t actually tried!

    thecorkboard
    Participant
    thekmen
    Participant

    Thanks @r-a-y, using

    global $bp;
    if (isset($bp->current_component)) {
    YOUR BP CSS/JS here
    }

    seems to load the BuddyPress stuff on normal WordPress posts & pages where as my longer version doesn’t, any other ideas?

    #66570
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    Set this in wp-config.php:

    define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '80M');

    Read more here:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHP

    thekmen
    Participant

    Hi All,

    I am converting a WordPress theme to use BuddyPress 1.2.x features.

    I want to cut down on the page load time for normal WordPress blog posts & pages by only including the BuddyPress Ajax, JS & CSS while viewing those pages

    Currently I am using

    if ( bp_is_page( BP_ACTIVITY_SLUG ) ||  bp_is_page( BP_MEMBERS_SLUG )
    || bp_is_member() || bp_is_page( BP_GROUPS_SLUG ) || bp_is_group()
    || bp_is_page( BP_FORUMS_SLUG ) || bp_is_page( BP_BLOGS_SLUG ) ) {

    load required ajax, css & js here

    }

    is there any better way for checking if we are currently viewing a BuddyPress page or am I missing out on any BuddyPress pages with this?

    #66568
    David Lewis
    Participant

    You can actually do just about anything in WordPress if you really know your stuff… so for me it comes down to usability. Joomla and Drupal both tend to be very complicated for the average (or even ‘expert’) user. For usability, no one comes close to WordPress… in my opinion.

    Pages are for static content like “contact us”. They are organized and retrieved by a fixed hierarchy and cannot be tagged or categorized.

    Posts are for topical content like news articles. They can be organized and retrieved in and a multitude of ways… by tag, category, date, month, etc. You can even setup a custom taxonomy to add custom metadata to posts… like for instance… if it were a movie site… cast, release date, genre, etc. By default… with most themes… the homepage will simply spit out a stream of your most recent posts. But again, you can customize things in a million different ways if you know your stuff.

    pimpmywordpress
    Participant

    Just install BP 1.2.1 on a single WordPress install 2.9.2 not MU with the new BP1.2 theme. The activity page doesn’t work (no updates) also under the member page when I try to post a new message I’m getting this error “There was a problem posting your update, please try again.”

    Is it a permission issue somewhere? PHP or database settings?

    #9448
    mmcomber
    Participant

    Hi all,

    I have BP 1.2 on a WPMU 2.9.1 install. (www.threesheetsnw.com). I’ve fairly successfully added BuddyPress to an existing WordPress child theme.

    As an admin, I’ve created several blogs for other users. Under BP 1.1, when logged in, those users could see their blogs under the “My Blogs” navigation. Since the upgrade to 1.2, that no longer works.

    As Admin, it works fine for me.

    Any suggestions?

    #66546
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    “In WP v3.0, WordPress MU will be merged with the single WP installation and there will be a migration path.”

    Unless you are merging together more than one standalone WP install into one multisite network, in 3.0 there will be no need to migrate anything to turn on multiple blogs (ie; multiple sites).

    #66541
    Tim Nicholson
    Participant

    If anyone stumbles on this thread, there is another thread where I have replied at length about this: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/activating-existing-users

    Boone Gorges
    Keymaster

    The best solution at this time is something like Group Activity Notifications https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-group-activity-stream-subscription/. It does a bit more than what you’re asking for, and by default it has everyone subscribed to everything, but it does allow the user pretty fine-grained control over notifications.

    We’re working to make the plugin more customizable, so that the site admin could choose to turn notifications off by default. Then it would work just like the way you describe.

    gyonis
    Participant

    Hi.

    I’m building a social networking site based on WordPress MU and BuddyPress (latest versions downloaded a month ago), I still need couple of things to be done, and I was hoping someone could be generous to help me with, what I’m asking for is the following:

    1. Main navigation bar: I want to remove, add, modify the name, of links on the main horizontal navigation bar. Mostly, I want to add the links for the sub blogs (from the menu under blogs) and add them as main links on the nav bar side by side with “Groups” and “Forums” > http://damacom.net/

    2. I want an NGO directory, one that includes NGOs, charity associations, etc, where people need help can easily find them. I’ve searched all kind of plugins, but what I need is:

    2.1. For it to include: Organization name, contact info (tel., fax., email, address), and one small brief paragraph about the organization and what they do

    2.2. Organization categorized by country and category for people to easily find what they’re looking for among hundreds of organization that will be listed there

    2.3. Entries (organizations’ names and info) could be entered by admin, or users themselves, but when entered by users, it needs the admin approval first so others don’t abuse this section.

    3. People can post project proposal to get NGOs attention to help them, this will be as the main blog

    3.1.1. Can I add more fields to the blog post entry other than the typical title/body fields? It should have at least 7 more fields; 1 in one line text field format, 6 in a text area (where they can write a brief paragraph) format, and a drop down menu for the project country.

    3.1.2. Search the project section for projects

    3.2. Somewhere to post the project from the main page, without having to go into the dashboard, or at least a link that can take the technically newbie users directly to the post project (blog post) section.

    I hope I managed to make everything clear, if there’s one of these point that are not clear, kindly ask me and I’ll clear it up.

    Your help is mostly appreciated; it is for a good cause to help people trying to do good things in their communities, and it’s completely non-profit.

    #66528
    ajohnson
    Member

    it looks something like this on WordPress (not MU) install running BP 1.2.1-

    http://domainnname.com/activate?key=f0cae3781ec82827

    #66526
    Andrea Rennick
    Participant

    @Scotm that codex page no longer gives details on tweaking the files, it just points to the plugin.

    @maxell – when you set up the plugin it had instructions on page 3. You have to take the extra folders & files that are added to your theme, and make the divs & html match up to your original wp theme.

    #66522
    peterverkooijen
    Participant

    Supposedly even the New York Times is on WordPress, although they hide it well. Not sure if they still are.

    See also:

    Top 10 WordPress Theme for Newspaper Sites

    Newspapers and WordPress: A match made in heaven?

    #66520
    maxell6667
    Member

    i already installed this plugin, but i really don’t know, what should i do with sidebar??? i already tested everything and sidebar doesn’t show up ;(

    #66516
    Scotm
    Participant

    Read: https://codex.buddypress.org/how-to-guides/wordpress-to-buddypress-theme/ and be prepared to tweak your template files to enable your sidebar and fix CSS issues.

    #66513
    maxell6667
    Member

    i’m have single wp instalation, newest buddypress and template pack bp wordpress plugin

    maxell6667
    Member

    Hi guys,

    i’m trying to install bp in my existing wordpress theme. Here is what i got so far…

    http://hannah-montana-24.de/members

    I have a problem, because i don’t have sidebar and there is partial left-alignment (see photos on the left). I have no clue, what should i do now. Can you please help me?

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