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I would like to give users the ability to follow a post, and then receive some form of notification or update when there is activity on it.
I found a link that describes how to hack an existing follow plugin (FollowMe). But I couldn’t get it to work.
How do I allow users to follow a post and then allow admins to email all users who have followed that post?
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Wow ! are the menu items not showing only or also missing in the source code ?
And as you see it’s not affecting buddypress, but WordPress.
Suggest you ask on their forum.
Hi @takinglife2themax,
activities are very much coupled with ajax. And js is intolerant with a lot of little things such as css or code errors.
If you copied the whole bp-legacy/buddypress/ into your theme, it is like you had 2 bp install, or at least a core and two templateted BP. Even if child has priority in the template hierarchy, JS is not able to handle this such easily (more on BP Dev blog). So it is better to load only the needed legacy file to the child.
Can you show the code you use to filter the activity (pastebin or github) ?
But the “FTP-Zugang” for 1a-spielwiese.de is named: http://www.1a-spielwiese.de
Is this relevant oder equal? – Maybe relevant, but to get sure ask your hoster.
Ask also on the wordpress forum as the install concern WP and not buddypress, the plugin
@eable good idea to test on the Twenty Thirteen parent theme. If it works then you’ll know something is up with the child theme.
Will I mess up WordPress’s ability to see them all, if I drag them all over?
There’s no harm in dragging them all over. And yes, you do need to retain the folder structure.
Will I mess up WordPress’s ability to see them all, if I drag them all over?
Also, I’m assuming I need to retain the dir structure? For instance, if I just need home.php from buddypress/activity/single, I have to put it here mytheme/buddypress/activity/single/home.php?
I know I don’t need to overwrite anything with an exact copy of itself. 🙂
Thanks again for your time.
I checked now my “Verwaltungs-Interface”.
The domain is there named “1a-spielwiese.de” (neither www. nor http:// is mentioned there).
And the two subdomains, which were created on Friday, are also mentioned:
kampfsportlerinnenneuwied.1a-spielwiese.de
and
balletttaenzerinnenkrzbg36.1a-spielwiese.de.
But the “FTP-Zugang” for 1a-spielwiese.de is named: http://www.1a-spielwiese.de
Is this relevant oder equal? –
However, there is still the “Umleitungsfehler” regarding the current WordPress-Installation. Any further ideas?
—
@ https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/page/2/#post-187140
This totally I do not understand.
Wordpress 3.8.2
Buddypress 2.0
teamupmovement.com/ex-stream
I’m using a heavily modified version of the Encounters Lite Child theme (I’ve added BuddyPress support). I copied the bp-legacy folder into my theme as instructed, but for some reason, the activity stream will not change.
I’ve been able to theme every other part of buddypress, but not the activity stream. It seems like somehow the default BP files are overriding my theme’s files. I’m just trying to filter the activity stream to status updates ONLY, but whenever I change the activity loop or index files, they always stays the same.
Am I missing something? Can anyone tell me the right method to use to filter the activity stream to show status updates ONLY?
No, that is not reason.
Now I understand that changing the general settings causes already the change within the mySQL-Database. Changing the mySQL-Data is not an additional task, rather an alternative methode to get the same resulat.
Next I idea: “Now, in your Dreamhost panel, go to the ‘Domains > Manage Domains’ page here:
https://panel.dreamhost.com/index.cgi?tree=domain.manage&
To the right of your domain, click the ‘EDIT’ button under the column ‘Web Hosting.’ The very first option is how your site URL will appear. WITH or WITHOUT the www. (DO NOT leave it as ‘Leave it alone.’Wordpress makes you choose). So, if in your database the URL was http://www.mydomain.com, make sure the option in your panel also shows:
Add WWW: Make http://mydomain.com/ redirect to http://www.mydomain.com/
This way, the HOME and SITE URL in the WordPress database will match what’s in your Dreamhost panel, and you shouldn’t see any more issues with the site URL resolving.”
http://www.dreamhost.com/dreamscape/2013/10/17/why-wordpress-home-and-site-urls-matter/
I guess that means, I have to login in into the “Verwaltungs-Interface” of my provider and I have to do there similar. – I will test it. 🙂
The best place to get BP commented code is in the plugin files. Raw, when you don’t know exactly what to search.
Notepad++ is a good software to accomplish this localy.
Another good ressource is the Trac !
https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/report
The’re also online search engines like
http://phpxref.ftwr.co.uk/buddypress/nav.html?index.html
http://hookr.io/# (WP specific)
In your case, customizing profiles would certainly start at the registration step, to fill in a (long?) form. So the first thing to get, is such a conditionnally form.
See Gravity Form or Formidable Pro. No idea if they integrate well to BP….
Your question about bp-custom is explained on the codex.
Defining a role is a large domain.
When you ask people for their interrest, knowledge, etc you finally get a good idea of what they are or can do or represent. Once you know that you give them a role.
In other cases, you attribute them a role before knowing anything about them (eg. default subscriber role in the WP sphere). In this case anyway a pseudonym is enough. No need of extended profile field.
IMHO it depends of the strategy you want to apply to your visitors. And this is not a support question.
If we can make it work, I bet this post can be the beginning of a core Buddypress code update that can integrate this into the actual Buddypress Core.
Ambitious at least. I’m affraid you’re many steps away of this for the moment. Man lives by hope ! 😉
hi @mrapino,
i have no ready to use answer but study or try this plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/buddypress-conditional-profile-field/
I don’t think you have to touch any buddypress file, except the profile templatevia a chil theme and to add some custom function or create a complete plugin, to achieve your need.
Anything concerning directly profiles is in /buddypress/bp-xprofile/ folder.
Maybe not a big help, but it’s all i could tell you for now. 🙁
“your site settings for the home and site url should match what is declared in your host account.
Read here what Dreamhost told about this.”
Thank you.
I guess that was the problem for the ‘non-www.-prefix’-try, which I did yesterday. Because I made no change in my MySQL-Database. (However, I don’t know, whether my provider changed it for my 1st WordPress-Installation on Friday.)
So I will try it again up from the beginning.
Hope that you understand this tutorial:
codex.buddypress.org/themes/bp-theme-compatibility-and-the-wordpress-default-themes/twenty-thirteen-theme/
A child theme does not have to have more than style.css, correct? This is a child theme of 2013.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
I can add an index.php, but I don’t have a reason to customize it yet. Are you saying that a child theme has to have an index.php in order for files in a buddypress dir to show up?
My wp-config.php and my .htaccess are both correct, isn’t it?
Seems to be OK, yes !
I’m unable to answer the other question. One thing is sure: your site should load with or without www.
That said, depending your host, your site settings for the home and site url should match what is declared in your host account.
Read here what Dreamhost told about this. The explained principle can be applied in practically any case.
Another explanation about “with or without wwww” here.
You could also double check what is exactly in the wp_options table for Home and Site Url on this page yoursite/wp-admin/options.php
Aside that, have you added salt keys in wp-config during the network setting ?
If not, get them from here.
I copied the buddypress folder that is contained in bp-legacy. Is that not was what the directions meant?
That sounds right to me.
If I did this right, why are the files not visible in the WordPress back end at Themes > Editor > mytheme?
If you’re not working on localhost, you’ll need to upload the files to your web server. Have you done that?
Thankyou, @henrywright.
Copying the whole plugin would be much more than what I did.
I copied the buddypress folder that is contained in bp-legacy. Is that not was what the directions meant?
If I did this right, why are the files not visible in the WordPress back end at Themes > Editor > mytheme?
My wp-config.php and my .htaccess are both correct, isn’t it? –
What shall we do? –
— Shall we try to get the button at issue visible within the current WordPress-installation (with www. in the general settings)?
— Or shall we try to solve the “Umleitungs”-problem, which appears, when I remove the www. from the general settings (s. https://buddypress.org/support/topic/no-button-for-finishing-registration/#post-187046)?
Hello all,
How should i show xprofile fields from newly created xprofile groups into user profile.
I added new fields in Base group and the fields shown in signup but i can’t find any way to show fields which i created in new group.
Wordpress version : 3.9.2
BuddyPress version : 2.0.2
Thanks in advance
Hi @sapinfoasap,
it exist an official aweber integration plugin. Perhaps try it.
If you expect some help, please tell what you already did and doesn’t work.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/aweber-web-form-widget/
Version 2.0.2 | By The BuddyPress Community I don’t know where to find my version of wordpress. Its the most up to date as of today.
My issue is buddypress works on one site and not the other.
I have the pages associated for each
“The following active BuddyPress Components do not have associated WordPress Pages: User Groups, Activate, Register.”
I went through the deactivate and see method and found that Vantage theme page builder was the culprit. I figured deactivate, delete, re install would work, but no.
I don’t understand why its working on one and not the other. Please help, thanks.
I am attempting to follow the directions near the bottom of the page here, for “Child Themes.”
Theme Compatibility & Template Files
I have the most recent BP 2.0.2, WP 3.9.2 installed in the root, with an install of multisite that uses subdomains.
I am hoping that I can incorporate customized buddypress templates in my child theme for Twenty Thirteen. The directions look like they mean for me to move the whole of /buddypress/ into my child theme:
“Therefore, you can modify any bp theme compatibility template by copying it over from:
/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/
To:
/my-theme/community/ or /my-theme/buddypress/”
When I do this, WordPress doesn’t find what is in /buddypress/.
What am I missing? I keep reading, but it’s not making sense. Can someone please explain?
bbPress side of things https://bbpress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/2599
The workaround (for now until fixed) would be to verify the bbPress forum visibility and then to also run the bbPress repair tool “Recalculate private and hidden forums” to ensure meta data integrity.
