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December 30, 2014 at 1:01 am #231253
In reply to: Request that sites have independant avatar
danbp
ParticipantDecember 30, 2014 at 12:51 am #231247In reply to: Activity Issue
Participanthttps://codex.buddypress.org/component/activity/
The’re also lot of comments in activity files: /buddypress/bp-activity/
Other ressources
BuddyPress Trac
Dev’s blog
About Post Types and BuddyPress ActivitiesDecember 29, 2014 at 7:53 pm #231216In reply to: [Resolved] French Language help
ParticipantDo you use the french WordPress install ?
Have you selected “french” as your site language ?
dashboard > settings > generalDecember 29, 2014 at 7:25 pm #231214In reply to: [Resolved] admin bar mobile css
shayne
ParticipantI figured it out. For some reason WordPress decided it would be a good idea to hide custom menus added to the toolbar(when did they change the name from admin bar?) when viewing it on mobile devices.
If you browse through the WordPress directory you will find the css for the toolbar in wp-includes\css\admin-bar.css.
This line hides everything but the default items from the toolbar.
/* Show only default top level items */ #wp-toolbar > ul > li { display: none; }By changing “display: none” to “display: block”. That fixed the problem i was having.
So hopefully that information is useful to someone.
Oh and one more thing. If you need to modify the toolbars css don’t do it there. You shouldn’t modify WordPress’s core files. Instead you should copy that css to your themes style sheet.
December 29, 2014 at 5:00 pm #231211In reply to: Comment Button Not Working
Participant1) Issues with BuddyPics can be reported on the plugin support.
2) Similar and answered question here
December 29, 2014 at 4:40 pm #231210In reply to: BP-Profile fields: visibility not works.
robertosalemi
ParticipantHi,
I’m using default theme of buddypress and not apply custom functions.Now I try default theme of WordPress.
🙂
December 29, 2014 at 9:19 am #231196In reply to: How to add file upload in Profile Fields.
Participantdid you missed BuddyDrive settings ? See
dashbord > settings > buddydrive (wp-admin/settings.php?page=buddydrive) where you can handle mime types; slugs, max file size upload etcOnce activated the buddydrive access is showing in the usermenu (top right corner)
your-site/members/username/buddydrive/A user must have uploaded a file to appear on the buddydrive admin (your screenshot is empty) !
A good start point for buddydrive is to read the plugin doc. For any technical question about this plugin, please use the plugin support.
If all this is already checked, as you use many security and cache plugins, i recommand that you check these different settings to track some special authorization who maybe disallow file uploads or that kind of restriction…
Aside, your site is not updated and you use a
dangereoussensible (temp admin) username.December 29, 2014 at 12:45 am #231183In reply to: multi communities in one website
valuser
ParticipantThe page at https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-multi-network/ states
Multiple WP networks can be created with either:
â–ª WP Multi Network
â–ª Networks+I use Networks +.
There may also be other combinations of plugins that may work.
Googling “wordpress”, “buddypress” “multi-network” or “multinetwork” should be sufficient to come across the few others that may fall into these categories – such as Networks for WordPress at https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/networks-for-wordpress and BuddyPress Multi Network at http://buddydev.com/plugins/buddypress-multi-network/ .
Examining all of the them as well as studying their support forums would be useful in making a decision on which combination to use for your particular requirements.
Given that a multi-network plugin will essentially hold the entire show together I would venture that it is well worth the research you are now undertaking.
Just to be perfectly clear, I am an open source enthusiast but I am not an open-source absolutist though some are and are perfectly entitled to be.
If something works, saves hours of time when compared with other items, is supported and is reasonably priced I will use it (when my budget allows) and will say so.
But, I can only vouch for what I know works.
I can only vouch for, in this case the plugin I cited above, and the continuous free support over a number of years, which comes from recognised top class developers.
This support alone should ordinarily have cost many $X,00s, bringing the price of said plugin deep into negative figures – i.e considerably less than free.
December 29, 2014 at 12:37 am #231182In reply to: membership / user levels and restrict use of plugin
Henry Wright
ModeratorHi @jgob
These questions are not related to BP specifically, rather, they apply to WordPress generally. Whilst the guys here may be able to help, you may have more joy asking over at wordpress.org
December 28, 2014 at 9:48 pm #231179In reply to: [Resolved] Required template files
ParticipantActivation and registration are WordPress dependant and are not only “BP components”. These pages may not be created automatically, depending your WP settings… But according to the error message, you have now to create them.
I understand that you are a bit confused, as you’re in a discovery phase of BuddyPress.
But you should also understand that i can’t explain step by step the whole Codex (WP & BP!).I guess you have to read the doc very attentively. Searching the forum or simply reading some topics will also help you to understand how all this is working.
Install first correctly WP and BP and use one of the Twenty theme, the time for you to learn a bit more. Once you’re comfortable with WP & BP, start your theme development.
December 28, 2014 at 7:10 pm #231176In reply to: [Resolved] Required template files
ParticipantThe following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: Activate, Register. Repairmeans that you haven’t installed correctly this 2 BP’s component pages. Read here to understand how this works:
BP 2.x is compliant with almost any theme. bp-default theme is no more used and only there for backwards compatibility.
Templates are in bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/
December 28, 2014 at 5:00 am #231113In reply to: Load More or Pagination for activity stream
Security
ParticipantHi@mmaccou the issue is related to trigger(content) used in js only as far as i remember may be this thread comes handy for you,btw which version of buddypress and wordpress you are using i hope its latest one.
ThanksDecember 27, 2014 at 7:39 pm #231103In reply to: [Resolved] admin bar mobile css
ParticipantIf you want help, you must give details: about what you did and how, theme name,…
That said, the Toolbar belongs to WordPress.
Some ideas here:
BuddyPress use only a few and very minimalistic CSS. See at the end of /bp-templates/bp-legacy/css/buddypress.css for some styles applying to smartphones.
December 26, 2014 at 8:46 pm #231082In reply to: Buddybar issues with wordpress 4.1
Vibral
ParticipantYes, I spent quite a lot of time in the past coding in php/mysql, but never did anything in wordpress before. So I’m fine with digging around php code, and know what to look for if I can just get to the file which has the menu setup. I have done a little bit of editing; you can see on my site now if you log in, you get a few more things happening than usual for the login widget.
I reposted this question here .
Thanks again for the help on the main question!
December 26, 2014 at 7:54 pm #231078In reply to: Buddybar issues with wordpress 4.1
ParticipantOk, you’re in an intense learning stage ! 😉 But i’m affraid i can’t help you to do this.
– the theme used on this support is a custom work and doesn’t exist for public.
– for other questions, yes, it is better to ask one question by topic.
– googling around “wordpress toolbar tricks, customization” bring very helpfull result. But if php is not your cup of tea, i would recommend you to not try to modifiate it.Rome wasn’t made in one day.
Reading this forum is a good starting point to learn how BP work’s.December 26, 2014 at 7:07 pm #231070ParticipantYou’re question is more server oriented and a bit over the scope of this support. Anyway….
You can put different tables in different db on the same server, but how are you going to make WordPress aware of where each table is ?
In standart usage, multisite with BuddyPress is working with one WP, one DB and one BP plugin and as many sites you want (preferably as sub-domains).
To manage multiple db’s, try perhaps HyperDB.
Can’t help you more. Sorry. 😉
December 26, 2014 at 3:58 pm #231064In reply to: Access to BP functions in external code via wp-load
johnmontfx
ParticipantThanks so much Dan — I really appreciate the response. Eventually I will be doing things the way you suggest, but I have a custom architecture for a learning site that I’m transitioning to WordPress over the next six months. There are dozens of pages and interdependencies which I’m cleaning up, so I’ve decided to do the integration in stages since it will take time.
I can write some custom db code to grab the information from the appropriate xprofile table, but I was hoping to not fully reinvent the wheel as you suggested. At this point, I’ve probably spent more time trying to use the bbpress functions than it would have take to write my own db function 🙂
I think the issue is that bp-xprofile-loader.php hasn’t been called yet, which is where those values get defined. So it seems that bbpress gets loaded but not fully initialized until somewhere later in the code. Maybe when the templates load or wp() is called.
Thanks again…really appreciate your time and the sensible response.
December 26, 2014 at 12:36 am #231044In reply to: multi communities in one website
ParticipantTry bp multi network https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-multi-network/ AND Networks + from http://wpebooks.com/networks/
Networks+ is a “premium” (small) plugin written by one of the authors of bp-multi-network and numerous (about 30) other plugins in the WordPress repository and it is fully supported.
Using buddypress and bbpress together with those two plugins you will be able to have separate communities with separate activity streams, forums, groups and blogs all in one wordpress installation and in one database. Membership is shared.
There may be other combinations of plugins that may work. The combination above does work.
December 25, 2014 at 11:32 pm #231040In reply to: Change Login & Register Links in Admin Bar
djsteveb
ParticipantI use the plugin “custom admin bar” to do this ( https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-admin-bar/ ) (with a wp/bp site)
There are a ton of admin bar plugins in the wp plugin repo – certainly a few of them can handle this without getting into code?
December 25, 2014 at 10:05 pm #231037In reply to: Restriction for registering
surenpillai
ParticipantThank you. I went through the second round! installed even the one mentioned above
confronted “do not have associated wordpress pages” problem
searched for help and came up with https://buddypress.org/support/topic/do-not-have-associated-wordpress-pages/It all sounds very complicated to me. Is there somewhere a clear HOWTO to install this.
I have deactivated and deleted the plugin.(all sorts of spams including viagra!! were present on the pages)cleartalk blocked 80 spams! Thankfully I installed the spam blocker on time
December 25, 2014 at 9:24 pm #231036In reply to: Buddybar issues with wordpress 4.1
ParticipantTempera theme was recently updated and normally you haven’t to use the old buddybar.
So the define is of no utility… (see ticket)BP use now the WordPress Toolbar.
It looks also that you have 2 activity pages, 2 members page and 2 groups page. There should be only one. See if you have deleted pages, and clear the trash.
Also set up the pretty permalinks (anything but default), or at least re-save that setting page.Finally, make a test with one of wp’s default theme, bring anything to work, before activating Tempera.
I use another theme of the same author, and if like i suspect, there is the same theme customization tool in Tempera, you must be carefull with that theme settings.
In BP settings, you have an option to show/hide the toolbar to logged out user. Deactivate it.
And read the theme doc attentively ! 😉
December 25, 2014 at 6:27 pm #231033In reply to: Force a avatar
December 25, 2014 at 6:27 pm #231032In reply to: Force a avatar
December 25, 2014 at 5:02 pm #231030In reply to: Making tabs visible only after log in
shanebp
ModeratorIf your theme supports WordPress menus then you can use this approach.
December 24, 2014 at 8:14 pm #231013In reply to: [Resolved] ALL activity by user
ParticipantHi @sandyfischler thanks for the confirmation, there is a very good plugin to redirect author link to his/her profile i am using it on my site as well and it works good for me you can get it from here
No need to change anything just install >>activate>> clear browser cache and check your site in a new incognito window out of your current admin session to see if redirect is working for you,i hope this helps
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