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  • #51478
    mistermachine
    Participant

    Hey Guys

    This sounds similar to my problem. I have been trying to set up groups for a while now with no luck. Groups haven’t worked from install, which was something I though would clear up as I proceeded with integration, but no go.

    http://5planes.mistermachine.com/network/

    It looks the page is trying to load an incorrect ajax url. It seems to be adding extra sub-directory to the path name.

    http://5planes.mistermachine.com/network/network/

    I checked and rechecked the wp-config file with no luck.

    Attempts to add new profile information also seems to error out.

    Other than these two errors the rest of the site works great! If anyone can help that would be great.

    BuddyPress 1.03 and WordPress MU 2.8.4a and bbPress 1.0

    #51444
    David Mazza
    Participant

    I need to do something similar. I have two domains (sunysb.net and sbulife.com) where sunysb.net is the domain I use for buddypress, and sbulife.com redirects to it. Normally, I would park sbulife.com on sunysb.net and the end user wouldn’t know the difference, but with the subdomain rewrite rules, it really screws up wordpress mu.

    #6350
    tranthe
    Participant

    Hi,

    I spent a full weekend to create a new wordpress theme!

    It’s named Buddytran Beta 1!

    Or watch the demo here!

    With the Beta 1 version, you can download it for free. It’s not

    perfect, I think. Currently, I am a little busy working to earn 100

    usd to pay my tuition so I don’t have much time for this. I am living

    in Vietnam. I would like to invite those interested in the theme join

    me to finish it.

    Me email is: wpviet@gmail.com

    Sven Lehnert
    Participant

    If I use deep integration:

    Something like this:

    if ( !defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) & !defined( ‘XMLRPC_REQUEST’ )) {

    define( ‘WP_USE_THEMES’, false );

    //

    // You will need to get the ABSOLUTE path to this file |

    // \|/

    include_once( ‘/your/absolute/path/to/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’ );

    header( “HTTP/1.1 200 OK” );

    header( “Status: 200 All rosy” );

    }

    I get this error:

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class IXR_IntrospectionServer in /data/wwwcust/sv3-4/html/forum/bb-includes/backpress/class.ixr.php on line 873

    Without deep integration BuddyPress Groups for bbPress (0.36) is working properly.

    But I need deep integration and keep the hidden forms from public.

    #6348
    peterverkooijen
    Participant

    I need this for a plugin/function. I can’t figure out how to do anything with the user_email during activation. When I do this:

    function synchro_wp_usermeta($user_id, $password, $meta) {
    global $bp, $wpdb;

    $email = $wpdb->query("SELECT user_email FROM wp_users WHERE ID='$user_id'");
    echo $email;

    ...

    }
    add_action( 'wpmu_activate_user', 'synchro_wp_usermeta', 10, 3);

    I only get the number ‘1’. I have no clue why. I’m clearly missing something obvious.

    If I can’t select the user_email on $user_id, how? The query works fine directly in the database. Do I need to change something in the PHP/Wordpress tagging system?

    Please help me out. I’ve been horribly stuck on this for the last 24 hours… :-(

    EDIT: Sorry, figured it out. Should have studied the codex. This works:

    $email = $wpdb->get_var("SELECT user_email FROM $wpdb->users WHERE ID='$user_id'");
    echo $email;

    But I still don’t get why simply $user_email doesn’t work in that function…

    #51433

    In reply to: IE6 and 7 problem

    arezki
    Participant

    Hi Jeff- sorry for the missed information. Apologies! I agree I don’t think it’s buddypress issue but I thought someone in the forum would be aware of similar problem whereby a form won’t work under IE6/7.

    I have installed the latest version of MU (WordPress MU 2.8.4) and the latest version of Buddypress. I also admit I have many plugins. wp-greet works fine with all the variations of WP/WPMU/Buddypress… seen them in action but for whatever reason IE6/7 just wont do it on my end. Thanks.

    #51429

    In reply to: IE6 and 7 problem

    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    First of all, we do not have sufficient information to offer the best resolution to your issue.

    We have no idea what versions of WPMU and BuddyPress you’re running. Are you running WPMU or single-user WordPress? What other plugins do you have installed?

    The plugin does not indicated that it works with WPMU and it is only updated to WP 2.7.1. Perhaps that is part of the problem.

    I’m setting this to “not a support question” as this seems more like a WP issue and not a BuddyPress issue. Also, I’m moving it to the proper forum, “Third Party Components & Plugins”.

    #6345

    Topic: IE6 and 7 problem

    in group forum Third Party Plugins
    arezki
    Participant

    Hi: I installed a plugin called wp-greet (http://www.tuxlog.de/wordpress/2008/wp-greet-documentation-english/) – the plugin works great on all browsers except IE 6 and 7. Strangly the plugin designers and others have no problem with IE compatibility and so I seem to be the only one having a problem. Essentially the “preview – send – reset” buttons are not responsive both before and after I installed spam protection. The link to the page is http://tatazara.com/cards/

    Thanks for any feedback

    Arezki

    #6344
    pietro28
    Participant

    I have installed wordpress MU 2.8.4, buddypress 1.0.3 & bbpress 1.0.2 integration without problems.

    But I have a problem when I insert accents in Spanish you can see it in…

    http://profesionales.net/groups/construccion/forum/topic/3

    If I insert an accent like “más” the forum show “m�s”

    This problem is only in the buddypress forum, in the blogs all is OK.

    ¿¿ can someone help me ??

    #51402
    Mohit Kumar
    Participant

    there are several themes such as P2 and Prologue that offer front page posting.You can use TDO forms to have a form on the front page to post.I dont know if it works with mu..give it a try.

    What i tried to point is that you can use the same technique in your themes, so as to avoid users to log into wordpress panel.

    This can be done like this

    if( user is blog owner) -> show the quickpress code (you can copy the quickpress code from the P2 or Prologue theme)

    else

    show the comments form

    its the basic logic.I am working with my initial setup,i thought to implement this later when i am finished with my setup

    #51388
    Korhan Ekinci
    Participant

    Ok, I have a main blog (blog id 1), which I use it for news purposes. So I created a new blog at wall.mysite.com subdomain and activated p2 theme.

    I uploaded bp-community-blogs plugin (big thanks to Burt) from

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/bp-community-blogs/ and activated it in the wall.mysite.com blog account.

    It is working as I want but the only problem is that when members enter the page first time the post box (from post-form.php) does not appear, it appears when they refresh the page or re-enter.

    How can this be solved? Any ideas?

    #51376
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    I’ve never heard of Flutter. But the link you provided to the Flutter plugin on the WP plugin repo appears to be for the single-user verison of WordPress and not for WPMU. That could be the issue.

    Also, if you visit the homepage for the company that created Flutter, there is a link at the bottom to an alpha version for Mu.

    I’m changing this to “not a support question” as you are having issues caused by a 3rd-party plugin (and one that is not supposed to work with WPMU at that) and it has nothing to do with BuddyPress not functioning properly. I’m also moving this to the “Third Party Components & Plugins” forum and out of the “How-To and Troubleshooting” forum.

    #6336
    4044409
    Inactive

    I recently installed both Buddypress (v1.0.3.) and Flutter (v.1.1) onto a fresh install of WPMU (v2.8.4a).

    When both of the plugins are activated, the image cropping feature of Buddypress does not work under the admin account – the cropping area does not even show up.

    This only happens on the admin accounts and all other users are still able to crop images with no problems.

    Does anyone have any idea what the conflict may be and/or how to rectify it?

    Note: I have also asked this question on the Flutter support site but it doesn’t appear to be very active and I have not recieved any response.

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    #51360
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    First, before doing anything, always read the readme.txt file that comes with the install package–this includes the WPMU and the BuddyPress packages. It has important information–especially about what you need to do with the theme files.

    Since BuddyPress resides in its own directory, I would suggest deleting the old install. You should not have any issues if you do this. Why? Because any of the plugins, themes, or custom code that you may be using should exist outside of the BuddyPress directory. Before deleting the BP directory, you need to make sure that you deactivate it in WPMU’s backend.

    Furthermore, just in case, it is always prudent to have recent backups of your custom themes and your plugins before deleting anything. You want to be absolutely sure that if you accidentally delete the wrong files or directories, that it will not be a big issue since you can simply copy them back. I also suggest that you have a recent copy of your wp-config.php file and even the .htaccess file (assuming that you have plugins installed that may have altered the default congifg).

    Since this is a fresh install, I would also suggest starting over with a new DB. If you already have data that you wish to keep in the DB–because you’ve been running WPMU for awhile in a production environment–then your only option is to manually delete the BP tables in the DB before reinstalling BP.

    Also, since you are having specific issues with the activity tables, you will need to follow my advice in this post to get the activity tables to reinstall.

    As always, before doing anything that affects the DB, please back it up. This also includes backing up your DB before each and every upgrade.

    FYI:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Restoring_Your_Database_From_Backup

    sitelit
    Participant

    hi guys, not everybody in my country is familiar with wordpress, so i’m wondering if it’s possible to let them create and manage their blogs outside of the wp control panel, just like creating a blog at wordpress.com, or a lens at squidoo?

    i know this maybe a stupid question but… i really appreciate any input from you guys.

    #51345
    Jeff Sayre
    Participant

    As JasonG states, WPMU is really setup to work with a single domain. However, as he also points out, Donncha has an early-stage plugin that allows the mapping of a domain to a specific blog on a Mu install. It is called the WordPress MU Domain Mapping plugin.

    Concerning getting the multi-site plugin to work with BuddyPress, there is a ticket in Trac that addresses a potential way to allow it to work with BP.

    omgitsrfb
    Participant

    Just upgraded to BP1.0.3 and WPMU 2.8.4a and i keep getting the following error:

    [20-Aug-2009 11:22:16] WordPress database error Table ‘XXXXXXX.wp_bp_activity_user_activity_cached’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT * FROM wp_bp_activity_user_activity_cached WHERE user_id = 1 AND date_recorded >= FROM_UNIXTIME(0) ORDER BY date_recorded DESC made by require, require_once, do_action, call_user_func_array, bp_core_do_catch_uri, load_template, require_once, bp_has_activities, BP_Activity_Template->bp_activity_template, bp_activity_get_user_activity, BP_Activity_Activity->get_activity_for_user

    #51306
    David Lewis
    Participant

    Yes, a media library / manager makes more sense… with wire integration and bulk uploading hopefully. Now… if a user has not just a BP Profile but also a Blog… they would then have two media libraries… their WordPress Media Library and their BuddyPress Media Library. But I guess that makes sense. The Blog is almost like another world. Right?

    If you’re like me and really like customizing BuddyPress to fit your needs, then sometimes the built in BuddyPress verbiage might not fit for your particular website. Maybe you need to rename “Wire” to “Wall” or you don’t like that avatars are called “Avatars” and want to rename them “Profile Pictures,” well it’s actually way easier to do than you’d think and it doesn’t involve modifying ANY core files at all…

    If your sites native language is English, then in your bp-languages folder all you need is a buddypress-es_US.po file. Then, use your favorite po/mo editor to change the text that you want changed, save the file, and upload it to your site.

    Done.

    That’s right; WordPress, bbPress, and BuddyPress all allow you to do this. So if you don’t like some of the hard-coded verbiage that any of the platforms use, you can change it simply by modifying your own languages po/mo file.

    You could go nuts with this method, and create an English/Pig-latin translation. Klingon? Sure! Pirate English? Go right ahead! Start with English and change it up however you wish.

    #6317
    cameronbaney
    Participant

    Hello,

    I am in the middle of creating a site powered with BuddyPress right now. Before I have my developer create a way for memberships, I was wondering if there are other ways. I have been looking through these forums, but all of the membership topics went unresolved.

    I did find WordPress plugins like Wishlist and MemberWing. Has anyone had any success using these plugins?

    My main objectives are requiring users to pay, and having a few different levels of memberships.

    Thanks, guys. All of your help is appreciated.

    #6313
    AndreMartin
    Participant

    I originally posted this article in the WPMU forum but could not find any solution yet. Given the BuddyPress integration, it was thus suggested to post it here as well.

    Running WPMU 2.8.4, BuddyPress 1.0.3.

    First few blogs were created with WPMU 2.6 and then the system was upgraded through every single release (final, not beta or RC).

    I did not use the “dashboard” function to catch all new users as subscribers until today, thus they went all to blog ID 1.

    So much for the setup. Now from this I get 2 different, yet eerily similar problems:

    A) Blog ID 1 remains “catch-all”

    When adding “dashboard” as the new “blog for all new users”, it successfully imported all users from blog ID 1 as supposed to. But it did not remove the users from blog ID 1 so I did that manually.

    Now whenever anyone logs in on the site’s frontpage (which is blog ID 1), they are automatically added again as “contributor” to blog ID 1. (blog settings are “subscriber” btw)

    Problem: I thought that would not be the case anymore after using “dashboard” function? How to stop that?

    B) One other blog shows identical behavior

    Only 1 other blog shows the same behavior as above despite only being an ordinary blog with no special settings nor assigned rules. Whenever a logged-in (to the site in general) user visits that particular blog, (s)he will be added as a “contributor” to that blog as well (despite “subscriber” setting). One remark about this blog: it’s the only one that was disabled since WPMU 2.6 and got reactivated in 2.8.4 (but I ran the “Update” function again after the reactivation).

    Problem: this blog should behave the same like any other blog: *not* adding all logged-in visitors.

    Some guesses:

    The blog in point B) was created before BuddyPress installation so I thought it might have missed an upgrade or so *but* blog ID 1 was of course created before BuddyPress as well.

    Could it be because the blog was disabled? But then why does it share the same problem with blog ID 1?

    I’m puzzled by the similarity of this problem and although I’ve found many solutions scratching the topic, I couldn’t find anything that matched the description.


    Additional information:

    Site Admin -> Options -> Dashboard:

    – Blog: “dashboard”

    – Role: “Subscriber”

    Note: dashboard.sitedomain sends user to login page and back to their own dashboard, as supposed to.

    Re “stray mu-plugins”:

    Already checked the mu-plugin folder for that. Nothing I could think of which would (by my intention) have such changes nor remember to have modified.

    I could delete and recreate the blog with a new ID, that should solve “the other blog” issue.

    But that still leaves me with the blog ID 1 problem of everyone still/also being signed up there.

    Should I go ahead and recreate the blog to see how it goes?

    arezki
    Participant

    Erich73.. this may be a worpressMU issue and someone suggested there was already a TRAC for it. In my case, when someone registers and decides to create a blog, the system allows them to do 2 things: they have control over their own blog… and then they are also able to get into the main blog ADMIN (which is yours) allowing them only to submit postings. So in essence, the posting section of the super-Admin is enabled, though it is moderated, so you can decide to post it on front page. So Andrea_r was very kind to post a reply to my crazy FUD on the WordPressMU site but I have not checked it… anyway, here is the link: https://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic/13936

    #6305
    neillwatson
    Participant

    I’m experienced at WordPress, but not MU and Buddypress. Currently getting to grips with it through a test domain and liking it!

    However, I’ve enabled a theme and looks fine on the home page, but as soon as I navigate away, the default theme is displayed.

    Probably a no-brainer, but I can’t figure it! Any helpful answers much appreciated and promise to move on to something less dumb soon!

    #51231
    gaetanbuddypress
    Participant

    I actually have the same problem.

    I’ve tried this patch https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/909/909-jjj.patch but it still doesn’t work: I can’t say yes or no, there’s no button, just the question. Is it still working with your BP install JJJ?

    Thanks!

    I’m running WordPress MU 2.8.4a + BuddyPress 1.0.3

    #51225

    In reply to: PayPal-integration ?

    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    I think if you find a basic but good Paypal plugin for WordPress, that’s half the battle. The API is a bit awkward to work with (in my experience).

    Have you talked to the WP e-commerce guys (http://twitter.com/danmilward) about bringing e-commerce into BuddyPress as a group plugin? I saw Dan present at Wordcamp UK and he seems quite a friendly chappy.

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