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bpContents is a content aggregation and organization tool for BuddyPress.
Based on WordPress custom taxonomies. Any type of content can be tagged. Members, Groups and Blogs are the currently defined content types. Theme template tags and widgets are included.
Visit: http://code.ourcommoninterest.org/2009/06/23/bpcontents-alpha-3-released/ to download.
Topic: Plugins repository
This may be more of a WordPress thing, but… I’ve been trying to get bp-events, my BuddyPress Events plugin, listed on the WordPress plugins repository…
I’ve been fooling around with Tortoise SVN, and I can’t make heads of tails of it… I can’t seem to get the darn thing to upload my plugin. I can’t get it to down or upload anything… in short: I’m lost.
Is there an easier way to get started, does anyone know of a good tutorial? I’ll have to do it from my Windows machine, since my server doesn’t have SVN or command line access.
Thanks for your help
Topic: My ‘home’ link is error
I built WordPress MU 2.7.1 + BuddyPress 1.0.1 on shared hosting .
my url http://intw.org/blog/
The problem is ….. ‘home’ link to empty and nothing….
Anything wrong when I install ?! How can I fix it ?!
Thank you all~~
Thank you all. I solved this problem. I don’t know what’s the cause though.
I just reinstalled whole WordPress MU & BuddyPress. But I didn’t erased the MySQL DB. So I could use whole data base again normally.
If someone is struggling with this issue, Just reinstall them. It’s easiest way I think.
Thank you Brian!
So you solved the problem by reinstalling WordPress MU and Buddypress right? Did you reset the DB also?
I use WPMU v2.7.2 and BuddyPress v1.0.1, I created a couple new pages using the Add New Page feature in the WordPress Dashboard. Then I edited the Navigation bar source using Dreamweaver so that their buttons will appear in the Navigation bar. They appear and work perfect, but when on the new page the Members button is highlighted instead of their respective button. I can’t figure out how to get it so that their respective button will be the one highlighted. Also, the page title in the top left of the browser window show the name as “Blog” for all of my new pages, instead of the actual name of the page. Does anyone know how to fix any of the above problems I am facing. Thanks much in advance.
I was playing with bbpress and deep integration over the weekend and found it easy enough to setup.
I am wondering if it is possible to do the same just with a BP member theme.
The idea would be to call the header, footer, sidebar etc from within the bpmember themes. I noticed each page there is the get_header tag which gets the header from the root of the bpmember folder.
We would need to write some code that tells it to step out of the bpmember theme and pickup the wordpress header instead.
All you would need is the header and footer, the content areas of the bpmember theme could stay the same. All you would then have to do is add the css tags into the home themes stylesheet to display the content areas as they are already or with mods do make it fit better within the theme.
Any ideas? Is this even possible? What is the equivilant to wp-config.php within BP ?
Cheers
I just recovered from a bad spam incident on my buddypress site. A user (who looked legit) suddenly started private messaging the whole community with obviously spam material resulting in some very angry members
I will go ahead and install Akismet and a captcha during registration H.owever, is it true that each user has to obtain their own key from wordpress.com and plug it into Akismet to get it to work? Is there an alternative that I can just activate for everyone? Or can I just provide all my members with my key to activate their akismet?
Also, what steps have other BP admin used to prevent the kind of spam that I mentioned above? I do not think Akismet & the captcha during registration would have helped in this situation.
Is there a plugin that flags users who message a lot of users in a short time? Something like that might help fight spammers.
Thanks.
Hello, I need help, I have installed wordpress mu 2.7.1, buddypress.1.0.1 and bbpress-1.0-rc-3.
I have the “Attention Site Admin: Group forums require the correct setup and configuration of a bbPress installation” stupid famous msg. I have added all the plugins, edited config files of bbpress and wordpress to match auth keys (as explained), etc. added a new user in buddypress, change to “admin” state in bbpress, etc
I dont know what more to try, I read all posts, added small pieces of code to config files, deleted cookies, etc
I am lost, I spent 8 hours trying things and nothing. Same msg. I have one database for wordpress mu and other for bbpress…
Any idea of something I could test? or maybe something fails in my server?
I have done the XML-RPC test that Burt created and server said: “Hello from bbPress!” so it works… I am so tired
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Just updated my Custom Profile Filters for Buddypress http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-profile-filters-for-buddypress/. Allows users to specify which phrases in their profiles should be linked to a site-wide search. Also gives admins the power to turn off the automatic linking of a given profile field, and to specify fields (like Twitter or FriendFeed) where the handle should redirect to the social networking profile page, rather than a BP search.
Topic: Missing BP Admin Bar on Blog
On my install of BuddyPress, one of my blogs hides the admin bar when a certain theme is used (Diet Apple from http://www.sem-pros.com/search-engine-marketing/services/freewordpressthemes.htm). The admin bar comes back when I switch to another theme, and it works fine on all the other blogs (which have different themes).
How is the admin bar called? I’d like to keep this theme if possible.
Hi all
Has anyone got any custom jQuery scripts playing nice with BuddyPress 1.0.1. and are you able to help a jQuery novice with something probably really easy?
Basically when I have <?php wp_head(); ?> loading, any code I have in a custom.js file doesn’t seem to work.
e.g something simple like the following that is meant to slide a login form in and out when you click the link doesn’t work:
$(document).ready(function () {
$('a.menu_class').click(function () {
$('div#login-form').slideToggle('medium');
});
});I have found reference to the wp enqueue script and am wondering if I should be using the following syntax to load custom javascript in WordPress at page load instead?
jQuery(document).ready(function($){I have tried the above systax instead but it still doesn’t work so I think I am missing something quite fundamental to do with BuddyPress and jQuery
p.s Something like the end result I am trying to accomplish can be seen here
Hello there,
I keep experiencing this error
You do not have any BuddyPress themes installed.
Please move “/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-themes/” to “/wp-content/bp-themes/” and refresh this page. You can download more themes here.
I have moved the bp-themes to the correct directory and all the permissions are correct. When clicking on ‘General Settings’ under the buddypress menu, the “Select theme to use for BuddyPress generated pages” drop down shows all the themes in my standard wordpress themes folder
Any idea whats going on?
Many thanks
Dan
This thread is about Mike Pratt’s Featured Groups Widget. This allows site admins to select certain BP groups to feature. It has nothing to do with individual members.
It sounds like you are talking about my Featured Member(s) Widget. If you are, you set a featured member by their unique ID, not by their username. When editing the widget’s parameters, it states “Member ID(s)
” and “Separate member IDs by commas”.A member ID is the unique number automatically assigned to each user by WPMU upon registration. You can find each member’s unique member ID (also called userid), by logging into WPMU and clicking on “Site Admin > Users”. Then, hover your cursor of a given member’s username and look at the link text. you’ll see this in the url “user_id=”. You can also obtain a user’s unique ID by looking at the “ID” field in the wp_users table in WPMU’s MySQL DB.
