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I did and found these:
Video Comments: http://wiki.seesmic.com/Wp-plugin
Video and Audio Comments: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/riffly/
But no snapshots
Just to let you guys know I fixed this my adding the plugin called Add Logo to Admin. It allows you to change the WordPress logo on the login screen to whatever you want and you can also change the image in the admin dashboard as well using this plugin. Very easy to install and very easy to use. Here is the link to the plugin http://bavotasan.com/tidbits/add-your-logo-to-the-wordpress-admin-and-login-page/
Just a sidenote, I was not able to utilize the onscreen upload function for the image. Even though I would upload the image it would not show up as an available image to select for the login screen. All I did was simply renamed my picture logo.jpg and stuck it in the directory of the plugin and it worked great. Hope this helps someone out down the road.
Phil-
Okay, a couple of additional questions:
You state that permissions for blog.dir is set to 777 and it is owned by your FTP account. Is the owner of your FTP account the same as the owner of your html folder? If not, that may be your problem.
The error message you listed, “Directory index forbidden by Options directive: /var/www/html/”, can indicate several things including an improper virtual host set up. Are you on a dedicated server or a shared hosting account? I would contact your ISP and ask for assistance with this particular error.
Also, with regards to that error, if you’ve customized your .htaccess file, you might have inadvertently made some changes that could cause this issue. You can always try adding:
Options +Indexes
to your .htaccess file, but that would not really help to determine why this error is being thrown in the first place. I would prefer that you get WPMU + BuddyPress functioning with the default .htaccess file.
Was WordPress Mu working without issue before installing BuddyPress?
Do not use Servers such as Bluehost or Hostmonster to help install BuddyPress. It fails terribly. Do it manually by uploading WordPress MU into your server. Create a database by using MySQL Database, usually provided by the servers. Use the database to create a wp-config file for WordPress MU. They will guide you into installing WordPress MU. After, just use WordPress MU to find for BuddyPress. It will work. Remember to move the themes from the plugin folder to the theme folders (bphome).
So i need to do away with the 3 column layout…Can someone give an small example of how to use widgets like online members,wire etc explicitly without using it as widgets
You are really asking for specific help on creating a custom, 2-column home theme that is hardcoded for outputting specific data without using widgets.
If you do not have previous theming experience, this is not something that can be shown to you with a “small example” or in a simple way.
You need to learn about WordPress theming. BuddyPress themes, after all, are just another type of WordPress theme. Here are some links to help you get started:
- Designing and Laying Out Your Theme
- Instead of hardcoding the output, you may want to design your theme to use the exisiting widgets. You can control some of the widget output with your own custom CSS. Widgetizing Themes
- Finally, to help you with CSS styling your custom theme, you should be using FireFox with the Firebug Add-on.
Hmm… I have these same versions and after changing doing the cookie integration and getting everything “set up” I can no longer access the back-end of BBPress. My user is no longer the ‘key master’ or admin for BBPress.
Let me break this down with some more detail, I really want to get this working! 
Versions I’m using
- WPMU 2.7.1
- BuddyPress 1.0
- bbpress-1.0-rc-1
Steps
I got WPMU 2.7.1 and BuddyPress 1.0 installed fine so I’ll just skip that part entirely.
- As directed from multiple sources about integrating BBPress, I erased the Authentication Unique Keys from wp-config and then proceeded to log into the WPMU back end where it presented me with newly genereated ones for: ‘NONCE_KEY’, ‘AUTH_KEY’, AUTH_SALT, LOGGED_IN_KEY LOGGED_IN_SALT SECURE_AUTH_KEY, SECURE_AUTH_SALT
- I created a folder named ‘forums’ (I realize that this can be named whatever I want) and put all of the files from the BBPress 1.0 RC-1 in there.
- I went through the install steps, filling out the database info but skipping the ‘Integrate with WordPress’ steps in order to do this later in the BBPress admin panel.
- I get that all set up and go to the BBPress admin panel where I fill out the necessary info for integration with WordPress, sharing the same database, filling out the salts which are the same ones I used in wp-config.
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- I put define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/domain/forums/’); into my wp-config file as directed by BBPress instructions.
- I also made sure that the AUTH_KEY, SECURE_AUTH_KEY, and LOGGED_IN_KEY in wp-config.php matched BB_AUTH_KEY, BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY and BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY in bb-config.php
Now, after doing all that I headed back to the admin panel for BuddyPress and filled out the information for integration with BBPress there. Now, when I go to my BBPress forums page and log in as my admin account on BuddyPress/WPMU I am not the admin on BBPress and thus cannot access the back-end. This isn’t the only problem, although it is the main one. I also cannot get my groups on BuddyPress to generate a forum topic when I try to do so it gives an error and says that it couldn’t.
I am going to attempt again with Trevor’s instructions but there are some fuzzy bits in there so I just want to make sure I’m attempting to do this correctly with the correct versions of WPMU, BuddyPress and BBPress. **Note that I cannot find any of the earlier Alphas on the BBPress site, so if I am using the wrong one…am I S.O.L.?
interesting idea, did you search for wordpress plugins?
some wordpress plugins work with buddypress, did you search for plugins?
Please don’t post your jobs here. If you don’t get response, that means they are not available or they may not be aware of your post. Did you message the persons who offer the services?
Search for providers on major freelance site as well, in case those experienced on wordpress can take the job.
I use it as substitute for default BP members widget. Mainly because without any code changes:
1. I can choose avatars size in px
2. Simple link avatars to blogs, their websites, member pages
3. There is possibility to chooce Sorting order (by posts number, registration date, login name, name display, user id…)
4. You can hide users by inserting their id
5. Choose to show users from selected blogs
6. Group by blogs
7. there are more features
I think it’s quite useful for those who don’t have much experience with loop and need simple customization widget.
Thanks bforchhammer to here is Changeset 118704 with possibility link avatars to bp member page.
@Cdaniel, Did you get the wordpress kalturaCE plugin working or is it the normal one
cos this one CE is self hosting which is good?
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Users love to see pictures of other users. However, many consider a picture upload as too cumbersome or don’t have a picture (lifes’s short and our users very young).
Therefore I’d like to implement a camera into the registration form (e.g. above avatar upload). Is maybe out there a snapshot-plugin for wordpress one could implement?
Further I don’t mean a video plugin, just snapshots.
Th
(Well, I’d like to have a camera plugin for every comment on blogs, but of this more later
)
@M Sorry, I don;t have this configured, but you’ve pretty much hit on the head what I’ve been trying to do since integrating P2 with Buddypress. The best example I can find of how it might work is by somehow modding the Commentwitter plugin for use in the P2 postform versus its intended use with the WordPress comment form.
This plugin enables an ajax input form to appear below the comment form where users can add their Twitter settings if they wish to cross-post. I’ve tried to mod this for the P2 post form unsuccessfully to date but it might offer some insight.
Looking forward to helping any way I can if only testing.
Thx
Hi there,
I’ve found Author Avatars List plugin. This wigdet has pretty flexible avatar display options. After some modifications Changeset 118704, maded by author bforchhammer, it now works with Buddypress. There is one bug with linking avatars to member profiles, but I believe it will be solved in near future. You can download it through SVN.
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Hi!
I guess the following problem arises due to my laps in PHP knowledge.
I’m trying to extend the regular validation of registration data by an own function (WPMU2.7,BP1.0).
However already my skeleton, albeit empty,
function myown_xprofile_validate_signup_fields() {}
add_filter( ‘wpmu_validate_user_signup’, ‘myown_xprofile_validate_signup_fields’, 9, 1 );
causes these errors:
Warning: extract() [function.extract]: First argument should be an array in /var/www/web2/html/wordpressmu/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php on line 263
Fatal error: Call to a member function get_error_code() on a non-object in /var/www/web2/html/wordpressmu/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-signup.php on line 265
Please excuse me if this is laughable, but I’m grateful 4 any help.
Using some cutting edge stuff (currently):
WordPress MU 2.7.1
bbPress version 1.0-rc-1
BuddyPress Support Plugin 1.0-RC1
When I navigate over to http://www.mysite.com/forums/bb-admin/plugins.php and try to enable the buddypress integration plugin (installed in my-plugins) I get a fatal Error:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare for_buddypress_strip_tags() (previously declared in /home/demo/public_html/uberbrides.com/public/forums/bb-plugins/buddypress-enable.php:11) in /home/demo/public_html/uberbrides.com/public/forums/my-plugins/buddypress-enable.php on line 31
Any ideas or other places to download an older version?
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this is available as a plugin, i think its called newblog defaults or similar, i think i remember getting it from bp-dev.org
Thanks DJP. I imagine the demo sites coded it on their own then. Any rough idea on ETA for this feature?
I don’t know if some bridge exists, you should search on google
‘bbpress phpbb bridge’ or ‘wordpress phpbb bridge’
if exists you could share users with wp and create a new community without loosing the old one
Hey everyone. I run a PhpBB forum right now that has a decent amount of activity. But it’s an older install of phpBB 2 and I’m looking to update the site in general. It’s looking and feeling really old. The internet and the way people use it has sort of changed since my community first went up and I’m looking to do something new with it.
I don’t want it to just be a message board anymore. I’m looking to turn it into a small social network where members can stay more connected and even start their own blogs. So I’m looking at Buddypress as I use wordpress on several of my other personal sites.
But I’m curious, is there a way to take my members and phpBB message posts and bring them into a new buddypress installation? I kinda like the messageboard here and wouldn’t mind giving up the phpBB to switch to it. I just don’t want to lose all the old messageboard posts and make my members sign up all over again.
I was just wondering if anyone has integrated WordPress P2 into their buddypress community in interesting ways. I think great synergies can be created between the 2 products and I would love to see examples of how it has been used.
This isn’t possible, yet. Coming in a future release
When looking at your sites in the demo section it seems buddypress allows linking of an existing wordpress blog into buddypress (or into a user profile). Going into the blog add section, I can only see an option to create a new blog as a subdomain. It would be a highly useful feature to connect existing blogs into buddypress, since most users already have theirs and each update could be part of the social nature of the site.
Any idea?