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  • #243132
    danbp
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    No thank you ! If you need someone to get the job, hire a dev. You could post at the official WordPress Jobs Board at https://jobs.wordpress.net and/or here at https://buddypress.org/support/forum/plugin-forums/bp-jobs-board/

    atfpodcast
    Participant

    Yes sir the bar is there when are not logged on. I added show_admin_bar( true ); in a function plugin and that did not work. I tried the 2014 theme with the same results. no tool bar. THe one i deactivated was the one from stranger studios hid admin bar to non admins and and I deactivated that.
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/hide-admin-bar-from-non-admins/

    #243100
    danbp
    Participant

    Please use the code button when you publish code !

    First, you can’t use a function name twice. (setup_globals)
    Second, it’s more easier to do after reading the correct documentation:

    bp_notifications_add_notification

    And to find some answers once you have this information:
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23148948/add-a-custom-notification-in-buddypress

    The dev discussion around the new notification system:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/5148

    And the appropriate filter bp_notifications_get_notifications_for_user which let non BP component hook into notification:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/7578

    #243099
    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    You could try looking through the WordPress Plugin Directory first to see if any of the functionality you need has already been made available. Once you’ve exhausted the free options, recalculate your development requirements and hopefully the developer effort needed will have reduced somewhat.

    #243098
    danbp
    Participant

    Hi,

    i’m not familiar with bp-attachment yet, so sorry in advance.
    First, I would check that BP is installed and setup correctly and test it with Twenty something theme, and all other plugins deactivated.

    An error occurred. Please try again later. is only used in one place: bp-core/bp-core-attachment.php
    This error is related to bp_attachments_get_plupload_default_settings function, which controls some default settings to get plupload to work on your install.

    Read through it to see what is checked by this function, and maybe you will have an idea of which plugin or theme is messing up the upload process. It’s probably nothing important (pictures are uploaded), but you see that message, which is weird, of course. A little js conflict perhaps. Or a plugin with some bad code or not correctly updated…

    The other reason i tell you to re-check BP settings, is this URL to a profile.
    http://www.adventureridingnz.co.nz/members/members-2/martin_worswick/
    Can you explain why you use /members/members-2/ and how you built it ?

    Usually, a profile URL looks like this: `http://www.adventureridingnz.co.nz/members/martin_worswick/
    `
    As the attachment API use js, it is possible that the uploader doesn’t find the correct way to end the upload, or something like that, due to this URL.

    Headlights call from a Guzzi. 😉

    #243094
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @olliecard – I’m sure there are many ways to accomplish this, however I am not sure that buddypress is easily adaptable to some of the requirements – privacy for certain things, restricting profiles and such. I hope someone can chime in an share methods for using BP in this way, I’d love to see those options.

    You could play with things like s2member for some restrictions and payments even – but restricting BP stuff is a challenge I think. Using other member and restrictions plugins with regular wordpress is pretty solid.

    I believe you may be able to achieve your goal using some other WP plugins – there are many others that get into profiles, membership, restrictions, classifieds and such.

    It might be 50 hours of work to mash all the various components together in a perfect way – and if so you may want to look at what wpmudev has withe their “membership 2” plugin and others that mix with it. wpmudev peeps had quick answers and solutions for something similar I posted about there years ago. I think their prices are double what they should be – but the support there exists, and if you are looking at a serious project it may be best to get into a professional support system like that.

    Of course you would mix and match some of the free plugins in the wp-repo and probably come out with something – press permit, profile plugins, s2member – custom fields, tweak some themes – maybe even go WP-MS multi site for some semi-separated static things – and you may achieve what you are describing as well.

    I’d love to see others post about other options, and I’d love to see BP have more fine grained control over things – it’s moving in that direction with things like user levels and such so the future with bp is possible, I just don’t think it’s there yet, and likely won’t be playing well with others anytime soon – and getting code help with BP – even if you offer to pay for it – is not the easiest thing in the world.

    2 cents from a random user – not an expert

    #243091

    In reply to: Photo upload

    chicho1969
    Participant

    You may try this pluging: BuddyPress Activity Plus, I am pretty sure that it doews what you are looking for. link; https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-activity-plus/

    #243090
    Jenny
    Participant

    Hi there,
    Unfortunately the website I used wp album plus on, is my client’s private social networking website,by invitation only, so I can’t share his website link here.

    However I assure you that it does indeed work properly with Buddypress. If you see this support thread below, I added a tinypic link in one of the posts there, which shows a screenshot of how albums look on the front end, using buddypress and wp photo album plus plugin. If you use the echo code in this support thread, then it will work with Buddypress, no problem.

    https://wordpress.org/support/topic/option-to-upload-create-edit-or-delete-albums-not-showing-on-frontend?replies=3

    #243087
    chicho1969
    Participant

    Ok, now I am trying this:

    //function class
    
    function setup_globals( $args = array() ) {
    global $bp;
    $sr_notifications_test_slug = 'sr_notifications_test';
    parent::setup_globals( array(
    'id' => 'sr_notifications_test',
    'slug' => $sr_notifications_test_slug,
    'notification_callback' => array( $this, 'sr_format_notifications_test' )
    ) );
    /* Register this in the active components array */
    $bp->active_components[$sr_notifications_test_slug] = 'sr_notifications_test';
    // do_action( 'setup_globals' );
    }
    
    //format notofication
    function sr_format_notifications_test( $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items, $format = 'string' ) {
    
    switch ( $action ) {
    case 'my_test':
    $link = get_permalink( $item_id );
    $text = 'Test Notification';
    
    $return = apply_filters( $filter, array(
    'text' => $text,
    'link' => $link
    ), $link, (int) $total_items, $text, $link, $item_id, $secondary_item_id );
    break;
    }
    
    do_action( 'sr_format_notifications_test', $action, $item_id, $secondary_item_id, $total_items );
    return $return;
    }
    
    //Notification added to DB:
    bp_notifications_add_notification( array(
    'user_id' => $user_id,
    'item_id' => $activity->id,
    'secondary_item_id' => $activity->user_id,
    'component_name' => buddypress()->activity->id,
    'component_action' => 'my_test',
    'date_notified' => bp_core_current_time(),
    'is_new' => 1
    
    ) );
    print_r ($bp->active_components[$sr_notifications_test_slug]);

    and this is the error I have: (still the same)

    
    WordPress database error: [Table 'WP_db_funs.n' doesn't exist]
    SELECT * FROM n WHERE component_name IN ('activity') AND component_action IN ('my_test') AND is_new = 1
    WordPress database error: [Incorrect table name ”]
    INSERT INTO (user_id,item_id,secondary_item_id,component_name,component_action,date_notified,is_new) VALUES (0,0,0,'activity','my_test','2015-08-12 15:57:21′,1)

    Please if anybody Knows about this I will apreciate any help 🙁

    Table ‘WP_db_funs.n’ doesn’t exist how come?? table n ??

    #243083
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @amedic – check your permalinks.. wordpress ->settings -> permlainks – make sure they are not set to default.. maybe change them anyhow, save.. change to pretty permalinks (like /postname) save again.

    MAke sure there is no notice at the bottom of that screen when you click save – some servers will have a notice at bottom of screen saying “wordpress can not write to your htaccess file, please copy this code and manually update your htaccess) –

    #243060
    danbp
    Participant

    I tested the snippet on Buddy theme, so i’m pretty sure you have a user menu. This menu is on WP’s Toolbar. You see it when you’re logged in.

    counter menu on Buddy theme

    To choose an item position, you have to do it differently, as explained here:

    [Resolved] Position Notification Counter Bubble after Specific Navigation Tab ID

    For more about menu handling and functions, see WP Codex, as this is not really related to BuddyPress. Now it’s your turn to work a little !

    #243056
    Quinn Goldwin
    Participant

    Special thanks to Brajesh Singh at Buddy Dev for coming up with a solution!

    change css with php in wordpress / buddypress

    #243050
    danbp
    Participant

    Check also that your site has the minimum requirements for WP and BP.
    PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
    MySQL version 5.0.15 or greater

    php_memory_limit 32 mo / 64 recommended if BP and some other plugins

    htaccess must contain RewriteEngine On
    Much more here: https://codex.wordpress.org/New_To_WordPress_-_Where_to_Start

    #243046
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @toggerybob – if you did all that and nothing is working – I would delete everything and do a fresh install of wordpress first. Then Bp..

    you could backup your stuff you got now – zip files and such… but your site is basically blank right now – so a fresh install, deleting all your old wordpress files and connecting to a new blank database may be the easiest way to hash this out.

    #243030
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @toggerybob
    change your permalinks to pretty permalinks in the wordpress settings,
    then activate bp.. then go run through the config / page associations (https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/configure-components/ )

    should be good to go at that point.. you may need to create a few blank “pages” like activate and register – or they may populate…

    #243017
    danbp
    Participant

    This is not a BuddyPress related question. Please read here:

    https://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_on_Microsoft_IIS
    http://www.microsoft.com/web/wordpress

    #243004
    danbp
    Participant

    Could it be possibly caused by other plugins?

    Yes, it’s possible, but i doubt it’s the case. To get sure, you can deactivate all plugins except BP and track down a culprit.

    If the page or the whole site is blank after adding custom code, it’s generally due to missing tags or a php error.

    Errors can also be generated by software who modify the file format. For example if you use the WP editor to add something to bp-custom, and you’re on the visual tab, you get weird results. Same thing if you edit bp-custom locally with Word or other such text-editor….

    More about this here.

    #242988
    danbp
    Participant

    haha, @hnla <3 the side effect of wp’s teaser:
    One central account.
    One unified admin area.
    One click install.

    … how long whould it take to finally repair & make this forum and codex pages to work correctly, with a clear admin ?

    2008 – BuddyPress is born.
    2015 – shoemaker’s son always goes barefoot !

    #242960
    Henry Wright
    Moderator
    #242959
    herbmiller
    Participant

    Hi Hugo, I created bobbingwide and herbmiller on wordpress.org on 21st Dec 2010.
    My other ID, vsgloik came later, on 30th Apr 2012.

    For each account I can see the Create New Page link, but it leads to You attempted to access the "BuddyPress Codex" dashboard, but you do not currently have privileges on this site. etc

    The Visit Dashboard link tells me You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

    This smacks very much of WordPress TRAC 29714, a duplicate of 22895.

    #242945
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @lo133 – there are many, many reasons for NOT..

    but in case you are looking to do such (a horrible thing for your site, your users, their privacy, crappy buttons cluttering up..)

    A quick search via startpage.com shows there are several discussions about this and it appears that multiple people have discussed and come up with ways to do such a (n evil) thing..

    including.. https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-social/
    discussions for doing this with various methods outlined from three years ago – https://buddypress.org/support/topic/share-activity-on-social-network/

    I would imagine there are some updated options as well, or it should be simply to tweak existing code that is already in the wild and gpl to do this today.

    of course you could also search the forums here and find more info about that more than likely – and a search in the wp-repo may bring up some free options to test that may do exactly what you are describing.

    I myself am glad this stuff is not included in core – as I would be searching for ways to remove every single last little bit of any third party code / assets and or dependencies..

    kind of like what needs to be done with recent updates of wordpress core – removing google fonts, removing gravatar, third party emoji, blah blah. meh.

    #242943
    chlab
    Participant

    Hey thunksalot
    You have to upload widgets to your theme directory, never modify the contents of a plugin directory.
    So e.g. add a “widgets” directory in your theme directory and upload it to there. Then you should see a “Smart BuddyPress Sitewide Notices” widget in the WordPress backend. Activate that and disable the default one.

    djsteveb
    Participant

    A similar recent thread with some info: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/create-new-login-widget/

    So we are clear, a regular “wordpress login widget” IS a buddypress login when you have BP installed.. (99% sure on this)

    djsteveb
    Participant

    @wpguru6
    you MAY have a “bp login widget” under widgets in themes-appearance-widgets and not need to get into the actual php codes.. and there are plenty of other addons in the wp-repo as well ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?type=term&q=login+widget )

    add a custom post or video with another widget perhaps?

    #242923
    djsteveb
    Participant

    @gioabove5k
    Should be no big deal..
    if you are sure you permanently deleted them (also emptied the trash in wp or whatever) – then just create a 5 new pages.. register, activity, groups, activate, members.

    each one blank – check to see if wordpress makes your new pages “register-2” or not – if so – you may have just deleted the page, and not actually permanently removed it via the trash thing…

    then go into your components settings and make sure the things are linked there –

    Configure BuddyPress

    no big deal at all

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