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  • #180632
    @mercime
    Participant

    Ah the theme needs to be BuddyPress compliant, which greatly reduces the options.

    Actually, BP is compatible with nearly all WordPress themes (and all WP default themes) since BP 1.7. Issues arise with some frameworks which do not follow basic WP templating with the_title and the_contant within the WP loop. Even so, there are solutions put forth in the BP Codex https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/

    #180588
    Lerroy
    Participant

    I use this plugin to do auto complete

    works fine for me.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-labs/

    #180573
    Asynaptic
    Participant

    Hi Hugo, my bad, should have given the link: https://codex.buddypress.org/getting-started/improving-performance/ at the bottom of page

    but I see you, or maybe another mod? has already removed the link to this thread

    does anyone know if Fredrick Townes has said anything about adding functionality to W3 total cache for buddypress? all I found was this 4 year old comment

    Maximize WordPress and BuddyPress Performance With W3 Total Cache

    #180549

    In reply to: 2.1 top features

    Jumping the gun a bit, but your enthusiasm is greatly appreciated. The core team will likely put together a wish list immediately before we start 2.1 development. Until then, you can watch the state of all-things-2.1 over on trac at: https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/milestone/2.1

    #180538

    In reply to: 2.1 top features

    Asynaptic
    Participant
    #180534
    thatmtnman
    Participant

    Dear Mr. Buddyboss…

    Once again, thank you so much for the informative and specific reply. Two gigs of ram it shall be!

    I wish I could attend your lecture…I really do. I’ve not been to a WordPress/Buddypress anything yet, and I am dying to go. Absolutely dying. I want to get far more involved with the WordPress/Buddypress company/community. We are both students (married, older etc) and are living on student loans…so for now, travel for us is limited to the bus 🙁

    I have another question unrelated to capacity-should I start another thread, or may I ask it here?

    cheers!

    #180531
    Anonymous User 7600456
    Inactive

    Hi @boonebgorges,

    Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and set up a clean install of WordPress with BuddyPress and bbPress and all is working as it should. So, this means that it isn’t anything actually wrong with BuddyPress but a conflict somewhere with something I have customised along the way.

    When I work out what it is I will post back here.

    In the meantime, thank you for your hard work and good luck with the release!

    Best,

    Joseph

    #180513
    SK
    Participant
    #180511

    In reply to: Member photo galleries

    SK
    Participant

    @im4th Honestly, I don’t see why BP Media should be involved since:
    1. They are not even close to being the top media plugin for BP. rtMedia is (source http://mercime.github.io/buddyPress-2014-survey-results/index.html)
    2. By their own admission, they have taken so many manhours to build simple functionality that it seems their approach is almost prohibitive for BP core team.

    I think we should look to work more closely with rtMedia, who have built in a very short period of time a much more feature-rich and popular option than BP Media.

    Also, I strongly feel we should leverage the media management capability that is already built into WordPress.

    #180510
    SK
    Participant

    @henrywright i agree with you on that definitely, but adding some functionality that some plugins offer as built into buddypress would also help because your adding less weight from these plugins too no?


    @mcpeanut
    I am probably the person that asks most often for stuff to be included in the core. However I beg to differ with you on this as a general principle.

    I think you are right – if everything I need is in the core then the install will probably be faster than having a barebones core and 500 different plugins that I need to achieve the functionality I need. With you on that.

    Problem is: everyone’s “needs” may be different. That’s why WordPress and BuddyPress are extensible systems. If there are 500 features in the core and I need only 50 and the core is slower because of that, then I would be one of the people complaining about “bloat”.

    So, it’s essentially akin to drawing a line in the sand and hoping you get to the goldilocks area: a core that’s not so bare as to not be useful and not so bloated as to be inflexible or noticeably slow.

    I think there are 3 (relatively) objective tests that the developers can employ when considering whether to include a feature in the core:

    • Will the feature be useful for (or used by) a sizable majority (60%+) of users
      e.g. media management capability
    • Will the feature be used by only a significant minority (5%+) but is mission-critical for those who use it
      Mission-critical is defined as a feature without which the whole premise of the site of community (that uses the feature) will fall apart. e.g. activity widgets, facebook likebox, Genesis connect etc are not mission-critical but multisite, multilingual and hierarchical groups are
    • Do we need the feature for strategic reasons
      i.e. for marketing, competitive or usability reasons, e.g. new user activation workflow revamp
      Passing any one test should put the feature on the roadmap. If multiple tests are passed, it should be a priority.
    #180487
    r-a-y
    Keymaster

    You could be using an older theme, which needs the new notification templates.

    Contact the theme developer and tell them to look at the following change:
    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/7688/

    Take note of the five additional files that need to be created and the change to /members/single/home.php

    #180459

    In reply to: BP search box

    Henry Wright
    Moderator

    Hi @loufernando

    Have you thought about using BP Profile Search?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-profile-search/

    #180435
    Hugo Ashmore
    Participant

    Please ask specific questions on the appropriate forum:
    https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/live-comment-preview

    It’s not BP related, a third party plugin, and we’re not necessarily going to be familiar with it’s setup and configuration, also we have no knowledge of what theme you are using or how that’s setup or where they may have put the comments form code.

    #180434
    batmanfan
    Participant

    Thanks Renato. Strange though, I’ve installed the plugin ok but the preview is not showing 🙁 I read in https://wordpress.org/plugins/live-comment-preview/faq/ and still can’t seem to get it working! help.
    theme’s comments.php file. It must contain the code

    <?php comment_form(); ?>

    or <?php do_action(‘comment_form’, $post->ID); ?>.

    I checked and didn’t see the code therefore I added… and still didn’t work.

    1. WHICH LINE SHOULD I ADD THE ABOVE CODE?

    Can I make the preview display in another location?

    Yes, you can add the code <?php live_preview(); ?> in comments.php where you want the preview to be show.

    2. WHERE SHOULD I ADD THE ABOVE CODE?

    Thank you so much

    #180431
    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    I don’t think this is the one, as this is related to a WordPress Multisite and it seems not your intent.

    But test it out and see if it suits your needs. =)

    #180430

    In reply to: BP search box

    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    All right, I understand your point and agree. The problem I see is that the search function is related to the searchable information in her profile, not in her profile description, or Bio as you call in your website.

    Some examples to clarify:

    If you search “creative”, it brings her as a possible result.
    If you search “counselling” (not counsellor), it brings her as a possible result.
    And if you search “creative counselling” (what’s actually searchable) you can find it.

    What she is trying to search, creative counsellor, is not searchable and possibly, nobody had used it before. So no match is available.

    Also, if you click in her “Job Title”, you will see exactly what I mean.

    My reason is that you want to add not only the searchable areas but also any text. I’m not sure how to do that, but maybe there is a plugin around WordPress to help.

    #180423
    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    It is not a BuddyPress related question, but here it goes. At CSS-Tricks, Chris Coyer is using this plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/live-comment-preview/) to allow the user to preview their answer in the bbPress.

    It is not the topic, but I think you can make it work.

    #180419
    Renato Alves
    Moderator

    Hi @iwishiknew,

    what you trying to achieve can be accomplished with WordPress Multisite (WPMU), except for the shared forum part (maybe it is possible, if it is, I don’t know how).

    In a WPMU, you can have, through sub-directories or sub-domains, several high level domain using the Domain Mapping plugin. I use it in my personal blog and it works fine.

    It is also possible to make one user to access the other websites in the network, without having him/her to register again.

    With the foruns, I would create different bbPress instalations in each website. In this way, although the users base could be shared, the forums would be related to each particular domain in the network.

    In a nutshell, I’d assume that what you want is possible, except for the shared forum part. If it possible, please, let me know.

    Plugins you’d use:

    Domain Mapping – https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/
    MU User Management – https://wordpress.org/plugins/multisite-user-management/

    #180395
    tevil
    Participant

    Hi Im using the twenty thriteen theme and I have set up the BP plugin according to the tuts and created the register and activation pages but they WILL NOT show up on my main page. I saw them there for literally 3 second once but then they disappeared and I can not get them back.

    Anyone have any ideas on this?
    Thanks

    actually just found this

    Twenty Thirteen Theme

    #180394

    In reply to: Disable admin bar

    Splendorito
    Participant

    I did find a plugin now that correct this easy.
    Global admin bar hide or remove

    Thank you anyway

    Best Regards

    #180392
    b a
    Participant

    Interesting

    The idea came when I was searching for solution and found this

    #WordPress Un Comparateur FIND_IN_SET pour les meta_queries

    I was implementing find_in_set meta query and read the comment below by Willy. Since I don’t want new table for something simple, this sound like a good idea

    Wordpress allows same key for multiple metas.
    Now when I look at that function I think this should allow too, but I want some confirmation before I continue.

    	 * @param bool $unique. Optional. Whether to enforce a single metadata value 
     	 *        for the given key. If true, and the object already has a value for 
     	 *        the key, no change will be made. Default: false. 
    #180376
    modemlooper
    Moderator

    BP 2.0 adds bp_activity_add_meta()

    https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/browser/trunk/bp-activity/bp-activity-functions.php#L658

    But I’m not sure you can have same key. There is $unique which seems to imply you may have multiple values.

    // cc @boonebgorges

    #180375

    In reply to: Disable admin bar

    modemlooper
    Moderator

    get a plugin from wordpress.org instead theme functions.php should bd code for the theme only

    #180354
    shanebp
    Moderator

    If your groups are at url/groups/
    then try pasting the code below into your theme / functions.php

    It should redirect non-admins to the groups page.

    based on https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Filter_Reference/login_redirect

    function shug_login_redirect( $redirect_to, $request, $user ) {
    	//is there a user to check?
    	global $user;
    	if ( isset( $user->roles ) && is_array( $user->roles ) ) {
    		//check for admins
    		if ( in_array( 'administrator', $user->roles ) ) {
    			// redirect them to the default place
    			return $redirect_to;
    		} else {
    			return home_url('/groups/');
    		}
    	} else {
    		return $redirect_to;
    	}
    }
    add_filter( 'login_redirect', 'shug_login_redirect', 10, 3 );
    #180349
    danbp
    Participant

    Please write in english on this forum ! 😉

    Normally you can download pt_br.po/mo files from
    https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/buddypress/1.9.x

    Have also look here:
    https://make.wordpress.org/polyglots/

    Maybe read here too:
    https://codex.wordpress.org/L10n:Localization_Teams#Portuguese_.28Portugal.29_-_Portugu.C3.AAs_.28Portugal.29

    Or see what you can find here
    http://wp-translations.org/

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