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January 23, 2014 at 6:16 pm #177422
In reply to: How to Automatically add a new member to a group
meg@info
ParticipantHi,
for autocreatation you can create a small script who do that ( check buddypress default data how create demo groups )
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bp-default-data/And buddypress-groupomatic plugin can make the autojoin group for members depending fields.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-groupomatic/
Hope this can help you !
January 23, 2014 at 3:25 pm #177409In reply to: Registration form on the homepage
Henry Wright
ModeratorHi @sadeghr
In your WordPress dashboard – set your ‘static front page’ to your ‘Register’ page.
January 23, 2014 at 12:00 pm #177402In reply to: Notification and a blank page
betson
ParticipantHi,
I have the same problem. When we click the notifications link, a blank page is showing.
Wordpress version : 3.8
Buddypress : 1.9Pls help me
January 23, 2014 at 2:03 am #177392In reply to: BBPress themes in BuddyPress theme
Tecca
ParticipantPut the bbPress theme files into your WordPress theme directory:
wp-content/themes/yourtheme
In yourtheme/css place the bbpress.css file
In yourtheme/bbpress, place all of the files you need to edit. Most of them (I believe):bbpress/content-archive-forum.php
bbpress/content-archive-topic.php
bbpress/content-search.php
bbpress/content-single-forum.php
bbpress/content-single-reply.php
bbpress/content-single-topic-lead.php
bbpress/content-single-topic.php
bbpress/content-single-user.php
bbpress/content-single-view.php
bbpress/content-statistics.php
bbpress/content-topic-tag-edit.php
bbpress/feedback-logged-in.php
bbpress/feedback-no-access.php
bbpress/feedback-no-forums.php
bbpress/feedback-no-replies.php
bbpress/feedback-no-search.php
bbpress/feedback-no-topics.php
bbpress/form-anonymous.php
bbpress/form-forum.php
bbpress/form-protected.php
bbpress/form-reply-move.php
bbpress/form-reply.php
bbpress/form-search.php
bbpress/form-topic-merge.php
bbpress/form-topic-split.php
bbpress/form-topic-tag.php
bbpress/form-topic.php
bbpress/form-user-edit.php
bbpress/form-user-login.php
bbpress/form-user-lost-pass.php
bbpress/form-user-register.php
bbpress/form-user-roles.php
bbpress/loop-forums.php
bbpress/loop-mysingle-topic.php
bbpress/loop-mytopics.php
bbpress/loop-replies.php
bbpress/loop-search-forum.php
bbpress/loop-search-reply.php
bbpress/loop-search-topic.php
bbpress/loop-search.php
bbpress/loop-single-forum.php
bbpress/loop-single-reply.php
bbpress/loop-single-topic.php
bbpress/loop-topics.php
bbpress/pagination-replies.php
bbpress/pagination-search.php
bbpress/pagination-topics.php
bbpress/user-details.php
bbpress/user-favorites.php
bbpress/user-profile.php
bbpress/user-replies-created.php
bbpress/user-subscriptions.php
bbpress/user-topics-created.phpJanuary 22, 2014 at 4:01 pm #177376In reply to: [Resolved] Show posts written by user on profile
Justin
Participant@Henry, your code above was helpful. Couldn’t figure out how to loop user-specific posts on profiles. It’s all done now except, do you have any ideas on making pagination work? Googling around query_post() apparently has issues with navigation but usually the issue is displaying the same content on every page.
In my case it just redirects to a 404 if I try using the pagination. Any ideas?
This seemed to get the closest in addressing it but doesn’t fix this specific problem: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/page-navigation-038-query_posts
January 22, 2014 at 12:12 pm #177373In reply to: Problem with Members/Single/Plugins Template
natb19
ParticipantThis seems to be a problem with how the skeleton component setup is handling the loading of screens:
bp_core_load_template( apply_filters( 'bp_core_template_plugin', 'members/single/plugins' ) );tries to load a template file within the plugin folder – not (as I think it’s meant to) from the standard BP template folder, or the current themes’ buddypress template (if overridden).
@modemlooper, any idea how to get the screen page to display in the standard wordpress/buddypress template system, or why it’s not working?It’s not something you take and then edit to create a new component.
It certainly reads like something you take and edit to create a new component!
January 21, 2014 at 9:30 pm #177344In reply to: How to call the widget functions without a sidebar?
January 20, 2014 at 5:23 pm #177270Hugo Ashmore
ParticipantThis is more a WP question, you can remove the comments by passing an empty array back to comment form in the template file, have a read of this post on WP support:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/remove-markup-notes-from-below-twenty-twelve-comments-boxP.S. when you state you have tried something please actually say what it was you tried as it may have a bearing on the matter.
January 20, 2014 at 7:13 am #177250Squirrel
ParticipantThanks for your feedback everyone.
@hnla Yes you are right, I would be responsible to support it as a premium theme. So I will have to submit it to the directory and just spend a bit more time developing it I guess.
@ubernaut thanks I hope it would be useful to people.
@henrywright I have been thinking the same thing.I will remove it from my website and develop it to go into the WordPress depository- hopefully it will one day- will take a while though unfortunately because I’m busy doing an art course now.
Chris
January 20, 2014 at 6:22 am #177248In reply to: 2.0 top features – ideas
Tearstone
ParticipantI have run into an issue where I converted a vBulletin forum over to bbpress/buddypress combination.
I really do not quite understand why, but over the course of the past week since the migration. Me and my users have been getting non-stop emails 50-100 a day with @mentions. The longer a user has been involved in the community, the worse it got. I started out by completely disabling emails from WordPress, then I found r-a-y’s no mention plug-in. I’m hoping that does the trick.
Either way, there should be a way to disable certain notifications or messages transmitted from Buddypress.
Kudos to all the devs that work on this project! Thank you.
January 19, 2014 at 9:16 pm #177225In reply to: Possible BUG FIX (Needs Trac?)
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterNow fixed in trunk for BP 2.0. Thanks for the report and the fix, @glyndavidson
January 19, 2014 at 6:32 pm #177221In reply to: Possible BUG FIX (Needs Trac?)
glyndavidson
ParticipantJanuary 19, 2014 at 5:40 pm #177215In reply to: Pagination on buddypress.org
January 19, 2014 at 5:39 pm #177214Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterPlease report this as a bug on buddypress.trac.wordpress.org. Thanks.
January 19, 2014 at 5:22 pm #177213In reply to: Pagination on buddypress.org
Paul Wong-Gibbs
KeymasterBug reports for BuddyPress.org itself should also be reported on buddypress.trac.wordpress.org, please.
January 19, 2014 at 4:59 am #177185In reply to: New user here – basic coding support
modemlooper
ModeratorYou can also use a plugin and add css
January 18, 2014 at 10:09 pm #177162Marcella
ParticipantI’m going to continue writing here as it seems to fit right now. I’m going to outline how I’ve approached BuddyPress theme development at my last iteration. Hopefully someone can see where they could jump in to help contribute to the creation of a new theme.
Concepts
Concepts have always been tough, I usually miss out some important aspect of the design. Like if I was designing a concept for the activity streams, I’d leave of the threaded comments aspect of BuddyPress. However I’ve gotten good at outlining some of the features in the concept stage. Usually I take a BuddyPress install using the Twenty Twelve theme and copy all of the components into a Photoshop document and cross-reference design like that.The concepts would be an iterative process, with the wealth of templates in BuddyPress designing them all in Photoshop first is very desirable but not very practical. I would love to have the time to really design all components in Photoshop first before moving into code.
Templates
Taking any Photoshop concepts and making them into templates usually is a static process for me, I’ve done the activity stream page design in Photoshop, I then use a boiler plate I have to rough out the html and css of this page. Again and iterative process. If I had 1 Photoshop file to work with, let’s say BuddyPress registration, I’d do the template of that in raw HTML and CSS.BuddyPress
Taking those templates previously coded has been a bit of a pain for me, I write markup differently to how the bp-default theme shipped, so it really is a case of building these files from scratch. Dropping in the loops, the BuddyPress function calls and actions at each template iteration. This leaves for problems, but I’ve got it down well now and know how BuddyPress works. So it’s like building a WordPress theme on steroids. I’ve even spent a while taking the bp-default theme and removing all the markup it shipped with. This makes building new BuddyPress themes a whole bunch easier to shape. Although I’m still not perfect at this.Iteration
The above workflow procedures have served me well in getting off the ground with BuddyPress theme development but they haven’t taken me the whole way. I end up failing to use the CASCADE that CSS offers and ultimately reside to the fact I have to repeat my self lots with CSS.The repetition I don’t fear, but the labour involved really does effect the overall fun in development and really the theme that had so much potential when building the activity stream and registration pages becomes a hard slog to getting something that works. Photoshop concepts suffer in design and the code suffers from bloat (hence my whole piece about designing all the concepts first).
That’s it, in a nutshell. 🙂
January 18, 2014 at 9:54 pm #177157In reply to: Google Analytics
blastblast
Participanthey @henrywright,
Why do you suggest the footer as opposed to the header? What is the difference?
I also have the footer.php in my child theme folder. I removed the “Powered by WordPress” footer so currently there is no text as my footer if that makes a difference at all.
Thanks
January 18, 2014 at 8:58 pm #177153In reply to: Cannot Register New Users (only manually)
Trishan1000
ParticipantHi,
I’ve read your post over the past couple of days as I was having the same problem and trying to find a solution after being stuck for weeks without any solutions or replies.
I’ve finally found a solution that works for me and I hope it works for you.Deactivate BP 1.9.1 and delete it from your WP-admin page(I am not sure if you will loose your registered users etc – I didn’t). Go to the following buddy press link
and download version 1.8.1. Install under your plugins section, activate and test to see if it works.Hope I helped, cheers.
January 18, 2014 at 4:43 pm #177126TemporalSales
ParticipantI can confirm nathandboyd’s solution above.
I had the same problem with activating registrations and adding “www” to my wordpress URL in the wordpress settings did the trick.
Thanks!
January 18, 2014 at 1:11 am #177113In reply to: Issue with Ajax Loaded Content and jQuery finctions
Henry Wright
Moderator@stoi2m1 I’m not entirely understanding what you mean. Is the issue reported in this Trac ticket similar to your problem?
January 18, 2014 at 1:02 am #177112jacobgus
ParticipantWow thanks so much! is there any way to make the wordpress logo and bar across the top go away?
January 18, 2014 at 12:59 am #177110jacobgus
ParticipantOkay i made it to where anyone can register now but when i click on the “The following active buddypress componets do not have associated wordpress pages:Activate, Register” it takes me to the pages setting in the BuddyPress plugin but when i click on the register and activate dropdowns there are not pages for register or activate. Do i just need to make blank pages for them or what?
January 18, 2014 at 12:19 am #177105Sarah Gooding
MemberDo you have registration open in your WordPress settings? Go to Admin >> Settings >> General and check “Anyone can register” to see if that fixes it.
January 17, 2014 at 4:55 am #177072In reply to: Gravatars not working
Ben Hansen
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